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Babubhai Patel and anr. Vs. Madavi Patel and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1979)1MLJ244

..... and child. we, therefore, shall refrain ourselves from saying anything categorical and we shall not be too critical of even express ourselves strongly. we shall use very guarded language. but we cannot help remarking that the mother has clearly demonstrated her intense desire, from which she is unable to extricate herself, of having what she considers ..... each other and the paramount consideration of the welfare of the minor would solve all problems and we expect the relations including the mother and the respondents to act and conduct themselves in a reasonable, fair and considerate manner having in mind only the welfare of the minor.21. we dispose of this appeal in these ..... for this proposition. reference was made to the decision in in re an infant (1969) 2 ch. 238. after adverting to section for the guardianship of infants, act, 1925, which provided that the welfare of the minor infant was the first and paramount consideration, the court ruled that it was not exclusive and that the court, .....

Management, E.i.D. Parry India Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Labo ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2001)IIILLJ1335Mad

..... the delay. respondents nos. 2 to 40 filed applications seeking to condone the inordinate delay in preferring claims under section 7(4) of payment of gratuity act while seeking to explain the delay by assigning various reasons.4. the said 39 applications to condone the delay were resisted by the writ petitioner-management on ..... their claims and settled their dues. thereafter, the employees on june 5, 1998, moved the first respondent under section 7(4) of the payment of gratuity act, 1972, claiming difference, as according to the employees the salary should also include the incentive earnings and on that basis gratuity has to be calculated. in filing ..... for condonation of delay in filing the applications. the writ petitioner is the management and the petitioner-establishment is covered under the provisions of the payment of gratuity act, 1972,which came into force on september 21, 1972.2. according to the writ petitioner, the writ petitioner-management had been paying gratuity as prescribed, .....

Sathiyabama and ors. Vs. M. Palanisamy and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2004(2)CTC129; (2004)IILLJ403Mad; (2004)1MLJ43

..... under section 5') shall be liable to attachment in execution of any decree or order of any civil, revenue or criminal court.'section 11 of the pensions act reads thus:- 'exemption of pension from attachment- --no pension granted or continued by government on political considerations, or on account of past services or present infirmities ..... or as a compassionate allowance.'sections 3 and 4 of the provident funds act protects the provident fund deposit from being assigned or charged and shall not be liable to attachment under any decree or order of any civil, revenue or ..... increment accrued on them on the other.' in union of india v. wing commander : (1987)iillj3sc , the supreme court held that section 11 of the pensions act protects from attachment, seizure or sequestration, pension or money due or to become due on account of any such pension and this would include the commuted pension also. .....

Management of Cmc Hospital Vs. Joint Commissioner of Labour, Appellate ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2004)IILLJ183Mad

..... of reinstatement. subsequently, based on the said arbitration award, the: concerned 17 workmen were stated to have preferred their respective applications before the second respondent under the payment of gratuity act in p.o. case nos. 96 to 111 of 1996 and 208 of 1996 on the footing that they should be deemed to have been 'in service till the date ..... ceased to be the controlling authority on that date.3. be that as it may, it, is stated that the petitioner also filed regular appeals under the payment of gratuity act as against the order, dated july 30, 1997, without depositing the gratuity amount computed by the second respondent. since the appeals were not numbered on the ground of non deposit .....

The General Secretary Vs. the Management and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... by the ii additional labour court, chennai. the issues that were referred for adjudication was three in number. the first issue was whether the suspension from 17.05.1978 to 07.07.1978 made against p.l.lourdusamy was justified. the second issue was whether the reduction of grade from the post of clerk , grade iii to clerk, grade iv ..... also held that it is only a reversion to a lower post, it did not call for any interference. in fact, under section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947, the power of the labour court to interfere with penalty is only available in case of dismissal or discharge. therefore, the labour court was not persuaded to ..... on the said worker was taken up by the madhurantagam cooperative sugar mill desiya thozhilalar sangam, paladam as an industrial dispute under section 2 (k) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. subsequently, the matter was referred for adjudication by the state government in g.o.ms.no.2007 labour and employment dated 27.08.1980. the said dispute .....

United India Insurance Co. Ltd Vs. Mrs.Padmini

Court : Chennai

..... taken in the following decisions dealing with more or less similar facts and circumstances: (1) devshi bhonji kohnav v. maty bumo 1984-ii-llj 70.(2) executive engineer v. janaki 1978 kli 897.(3) assam rlys. and trading co. v. saraswati devi air 196.assam 127, and (4) zubeda bano v.maharashtra s.r.t. corporation (1990) lab. ic ..... . vs c.s. gopalakrishnan and another, reported in i (1989) acc 52.: (1989) iillj 3 ker, the kerala high court held that 10. ..... in executive engineer v. janaki (1978) klt 897.a division bench of this court held thus (headnote): compensation can be awarded only if the accident arose in the course of and out of the employment of ..... that there was a personal injury which is one of the necessary desiderata of section 3(1) of the act. we do not agree. an almost similar case was considered by a division bench of this court in executive engineer v. janaki, 1978 klt 897.narayana pillai, j., speaking for the division bench, observed thus: "the principles applicable to cases .....

Metal Powder Co. Ltd., Tirumangalam and anr. Vs. the State of Tamil Na ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1985)IILLJ376Mad

..... include the days on which : (i) he has been laid-off under an agreement or as permitted by standing orders made under the industrial employment (standing orders) act, 1946 (central act xx of 1946) or under any other law applicable to the industrial establishment; (ii) he has been on leave with full wages, earned in the previous years; ..... act, 1947, as violative of art. 19(1)(g) of the constitution of india. one of the grounds on which ..... chidambaram, therefore, very vehemently argued that since no appeal has been provided, the provisions of the act must be struck down and reliance was placed on two decisions of the supreme court. the first is excel wear v. union of india : (1978)iillj527sc wherein the supreme court struck down the provisions of s. 25-o of the industrial disputes .....

P. Jagajeevan Ram and Etc. Vs. Govt. of India and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1989Mad149

..... and fraternal feelings between different sections of the indian public. certainly, the producer, like any other citizen could champion for any just cause. like guardedly written articles without inciting passions among people, he ought to have dealt with the topic in the film, in aiming for revocation of reservation policy. ..... panel or the tribunal as the case may be'; what occasioned has to be considered. more or less similar provisions exist in panchayat acts, or co-operative societies acts to prevent resolutions passed becoming invalid, because a particular member may not have requisite qualification or might have got disqualified for various factors ..... employment as well as educational fields. in more than one respect, it contravenes the guidelines prescribed under section 5b of cinematograph act, 1952 (act 37 of 1952) (hereinafter called the ' act). fourth respondent did not certify it for public exhibition. third respondent also did not grant the certificate. 'but fifth respondent being .....

(Koduri) Venkataramayya Vs. (Thumulluri) Punnayya

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad607; 94Ind.Cas.853

..... find that plaintiff was a minor at the date of ex 1. plaintiff was estopped under section 115 of the evidence act from denying that he was a major at that date and therefore we have no knowledge and must carefully guard ourselves against acquiring any knowledge that he was not then a major. that appears to be the logical result of ..... applying section 115 of the evidence act to the facts found in this case, there being nothing in the section itself to confine it ..... to persons other than minors or to preclude it from affecting a minor who in fact has intentionally caused another party to believe a thing to be true and to act upon that belief. but that is the very position taken up in dadasaheb dasrathrao v. bai nahani [1917] 41 bom. 480 which was expressly dissented from by coutts trotter, .....

The Secretary, Tiruchengode Mill Workers' Union Vs. the Industrial Tri ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1964)1MLJ320

..... in dealing with the claims arising from the-award. where however the award does not explain the said expression and statutory definitions contained in other acts are of no material assistance, it would be necessary to examine the question on principle.... proceeding further, their lordships point out that continuous service ..... that therefore the length of continuous service was not established. their lordships observed that the definition contained in section 2(eee) of the industrial disputes. act is no doubt relevant:but its operation cannot be automatically extended in dealing with an interpretation of the words 'continuous service' in an award made ..... service became disrupted. the tribunal adopted the substance of the definition of the expression 'continuous service' appearing in section 2(eee) in the industrial disputes act. it held that these workers had therefore not completed a period of thirty days of continuous service immediately before the festival in question. it was however .....