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..... would be appropriate to approach the concerned authority than to approach the court to invoke writ jurisdiction. ii. section 255 of the coimbatore city municipal corporation act grants power to declare a private passage as public street. such declaration/resolution can be passed only on requisition made by majority of land owners and not ..... has an effective, viable and alternative remedy of approaching the state government either to suspend or cancel the resolution in terms of the tamil nadu district municipalities act, 1920, the learned additional advocate general for the respondents 1, 3 and 13 seeks in aid of the division bench judgment of this court in kanagam ..... reasons are not apparent. nor did the district collector bring to the notice of the council that the resolution was in violation of the provisions of the act. these powers conferred on the controlling authorities are coupled with the duty to take necessary action. one of the objects underlying the controlling powers is to .....
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..... search.24. power of entry and inspection ?. (1) for the purpose of ascertaining the position of the working, actual or prospective, of any mine or abandoned mine or for any other purpose connected with this act or the rules made thereunder, any person authorised by the central government or a state government in this behalf, by general order, may - (a ..... , 214/7a, 214/7b & 215/15 (part) in el.malampatti village, melur taluk, madurai district, as lapsed as per section 4-a(4) of mines and minerals (development and regulation) act, 1957, since you have not carried out any quarrying operations in the area granted for quarry lease for more than two years.?. 7.2. the learned special ..... .03.2013 in w.p.(md)nos.6232 to 6234 of 2013 to the petitioners under section 4-a(4) of the mines and minerals (development and regulation) act, 1957 (hereinafter referred to as ?.the act?.) directing them to appear for the personal hearing on the dates mentioned in the impugned show-cause notices and to show-cause .....
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..... litigants in tamil nadu, most of whom are peasants, who do not know english. therefore, the full bench rejected the challenge to the provisions of the act as well as notifications issued thereunder. 26.however, it appears that certain representations were received from the judicial officers.seeking the permission of the high court to ..... provision by law, for certain other matters such as authorised hindi translation of statutory enactments, etc.18.under section 7 of the central enactment namely official languages act, 1963, the governor of a state is entitled, with the previous consent of the president, to authorise the use of hindi or the official language of ..... the english language shall continue to be used for all official purposes, until the state government by notification under section 4, otherwise directed. section 4 of the act, empowered the government by notification to direct that tamil shall be used in respect of such official purposes as may be specified in the notification. 12.by .....
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..... court in the earlier paragraph, has stated that the services of mr.r.chinnusamy has been utilised by the present appellants to get information under rti act in respect of the second tender notification and thereafter, they filed the above said miscellaneous petitions to raise additional grounds. the additional grounds mainly pertain ..... regard to the agmark certificate given for table egg in tamilnadu, v.nachimuthu, the petitioner in w.p.no.32303/2012, has filed an application under rti act and the department of agriculture and cooperation, directorate of marketing and inspection, ministry of agriculture, government of india, has furnished certain information on 17.5.2013 ..... principal secretary/special commissioner, integrated child development services scheme may make procurement of eggs by following the provisions of rule 31 of tamil nadu tit act 1998 and rules 2000. ii. with a view to procure good quality eggs, appropriate indian standards with numbers may be incorporated in the technical .....
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..... element of certainty and the provision was made on actuarial valuation, the delhi high court held that the deduction was legally allowable under the provisions of the act.55. the decision reported in 334 itr341(commissioner of income- tax v. ranbaxy laboratories ltd.) is a decision, which considered the disallowance on the provision ..... be determined with substantial accuracy is a provision, (see william pickles accountancy, second edn., 192, part iii, cl. 7, sch. vi to the companies act, 1956 which defines provision and reserve).".30. the question as regards the deductibility of a provision for liability towards encashment of earned leave was considered by the supreme ..... such contingent liability but on the contrary such a provision is permissible can be seen from the form of balance-sheet in schedule vi to the companies act, 1956 where provisions for taxation, dividends. provident fund schemes, staff benefit schemes and other items for which a company is contingently liable are to be .....
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..... was addressed, could have no material effect upon the way in which the invention worked.' 99. echoing the same sentiments in glaverbel sa vs. british coal corporation {1994 (13) r.p.c. 443}, the patent court of u.k., elicited the following principles on the question of construction of the patent ..... , it was only by judicial precedents that infringement was divided into two categories viz., (i) direct infringement and (ii) contributory infringement. but the 1952 act, divided the judicially created category of contributory infringement into two statutory sub-sections viz., section 271(b) dealing with inducement of infringement and section 271(c) ..... regard shall be had to the following general considerations, namely:- ..... (d) that patents granted do not impede protection of public health and nutrition and should act as instrument to promote public interest specifically in sectors of vital importance for socio-economic and technological development of india; ...... (g) that patents are granted .....
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..... court in ashwani kumar and others v. state of bihar and others, air1997supreme court 1628. also that, in considering the question of confirmation, the authorities cannot act on irrelevant grounds e.g. that there were no recruitment rules in existence for the post which the probationer was holding as per decision in bhaskar gajanan kajrekar ..... from another university is not known. if the essential educational qualification for recruitment to a post is not satisfied, ordinarily the same cannot be condoned. such an act cannot be ratified. an appointment which is contrary to the statute/statutory rules would be void in law. an illegality cannot be regularised, particularly, when the ..... the authority/court, that he falls within the category of aggrieved persons. only a person who has suffered, or suffers from legal injury can challenge the act/action/order etc. in a court of law. a writ petition under article 226 of the constitution is maintainable either for the purpose of enforcing a statutory .....
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..... thiru kalarani, assistant chemical examiner, deputy director, tamil nadu forensic sciences laboratory, chennai. 15.thiru thirumurugan, head clerk, special court under p.c. act cases, madurai. 16.thiru krishnamoorthy, sub-divisional engineer (vigilance), o/o.the general manager, bsnl, madurai. 17.thiru raveendiran, hc787 vigilance and ..... like dismissal, removal or compulsory retirement, etc., from service. illustrative cases, where action has to be taken immediately, are persons, involving in serious acts of misdemeanor, such as, (a) offence or conduct involving moral turpitude, (b) corruption, embezzlement or misappropriation of government money, (c) possession ..... like dismissal, removal or compulsory retirement, etc., from service. illustrative cases, where action has to be taken immediately, are persons, involving in serious acts of misdemeanor, such as, (a) offence or conduct involving moral turpitude, (b) corruption, embezzlement or misappropriation of government money, (c) possession .....
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..... , without disclosing the legal income, then the properties would be forfeited as per the smugglers and foreign exchange manipulators (forfeiture of property) act, 1976. accordingly, the proceedings had been initiated against the writ petitioner, who constructed the international tourist home acquired at her husband's tainted ..... multiple forfeiture.". (iii) r.ramakrishnan v. appellate tribunal for forfeited propertyii reported in (2011) 6 mlj661".smugglers and foreign exchange manipulators (forfeiture of property) act (13 of 1976), section 2(2) (c), 3 and 6(1) - forfeiture of illegally acquired property - order of competent authority, challenged - ..... set-aside.". (ii) aamenabai tayebaly v. competent authority under safema reported in air1998supreme court484".(b) smugglers and foreign exchange manipulators (forfeiture of property) act (13 of 1976) s.6 - forfeiture of property - number of properties purchased with tainted money earned by smuggler - confiscation of such properties after .....
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..... be provided education completely free of cost, so that the children of the present generation of workers of the railways, shall reap the benefits of the act of philanthropy and charity exhibited by the previous generation of poor workers of the railways. for filling up these seats and for providing free education to the ..... institutions) regulations, 2004. these regulations were issued in exercise of the powers conferred by section 10(o) and (j) read with section 23(1) of the aicte act, 1987. these regulations defined the expressions ".persons of indian origin"., ".foreign nationals". and ".foreign students".. regulation 4(a) stipulates that 15% of the seats in ..... the instance of the interim administrator appointed by this court. such a stand does not inspire my confidence. on the contrary, i am convinced that the act of the fourth defendant in withdrawing her application containing allegations against the second defendant is only a temporary truce, to ward off outsiders from getting into the .....
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