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Ahmedabad Mill Owners' Association Etc. Vs. the Textile Labour Associa ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1966SC497; [1966]1SCR382

..... field work was entrusted to the directorate of national sample survey, and processing and tabulation of data collected in schedule 'a' (family budget) to the indian statistical institute, calcutta. ..... let us then read section 73; it reads thus :- 'notwithstanding anything contained in this act, the state government may, at any time, refer an industrial dispute to the arbitration of the industrial court, if on a report made by the labour officer or otherwise it is satisfied that - (1) by reason of the continuance of the dispute - (a) a serious outbreak of disorder or ..... 1 of 1960) was made by both the parties under section 116a of the act, and on this joint application an award by consent was passed directing that 75 per cent of the average dearness allowance of the first six months of 1959 which is ..... it appears that about that time, the central government, acting in pursuance of the recommendations made by the tariff board, directed a 4 per cent cut in ex-mill cloth prices; and that, according to the appellant association, led to a crisis in the financial affairs of the textile industry at ..... that the reference under section 73 of the act was invalid, because, before making the reference, the requirements of section 42 of the act had not been complied with. ..... section 3(17) of the act defines an 'industrial dispute' as meaning any dispute or difference between an employer and employee or between employers and employees or between employees and employees and which is connected with any .....

Bachan Singh Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1982)3SCC24; [1983]1SCR145a

..... cases 26 140 1950 125 cases 39 164 total 793 169 962statistics of murder cases during the period when capital punishment was in vogue.1951 141 cases 47 188 1952 133 cases 32 165 1953 146 cases 54 200 1954 114 cases 57 171 1955 99 cases 30 129 1956 97 cases 17 114 total 730 237 967these figures show that the incidence of the crime murder did not ..... these figures have been taken by me from the introduction of shri mohan kumar mangalam to the book entitled 'can the state kill its citizen' brought out by shri subramaniam :statistics of murder cases during the period when capital punishment was kept in abeyance.year travancore cochin total for travan core & cochin 1945 111 cases 22 133 1946 135 cases 13 ..... or not death penalty in actual practice acts as a deterrent, cannot be statistically proved, either way, because statistics as to how many potentisim murderers were deterred from committing murders, but for the existence of capital punishment for murder, are difficult, if not altogether impossible, to collect. ..... -of human rights came into force on september 1,1953, and 18 countries had signed this convention on november ..... effect emerged when data for the years after 1962 were omitted from the analysis and only the years 1953-61 were considered. ..... earlier in 1949-1953, the british royal commission in para 59 of its report spoke in a somewhat similar strain:we think it is reasonable to suppose that the deterrent force of capital punishment operates not only by affecting the conscious thoughts .....

State of Karnataka Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1978SC68; (1977)4SCC608; [1978]2SCR1

..... . since the power to appoint a commission to inquire into the conduct of sitting ministers of state governments which is comprehended within section 3(1) of the act does not offend against the principle of collective responsibility of the state's council of ministers or against the privileges of the legislative assembly and since it does not also confer on the central government the power of control over the ..... state governments, which is stated to be one of the matters of public importance dealt with in section 3(1) of the commissions of inquiry act, does not fall within the scope of any of the matters enumerated in list i; (e) entry 45 of list iii : 'inquiries and statistics for the purpose of any of the matters specified in list ii or list iii' cannot also empower parliament to pass the impugned legislation ..... entry 94 of list i relates to 'inquiries, surveys and statistics for the purpose of any of the matters' in list i, while entry 45 of list iii relates to 'inquiries and statistics for the purposes of any of the matters specified in ..... parliament to legislate on the topic; 'inquiries, surveys and statistics for the purpose of any of the matters' in ..... 'inquiries' mentioned here, even if they extend beyond surveys and statistics, must, nevertheless, be confined to 'matters in this list'. ..... inquiries, surveys and statistics for the purpose of any of the matters in this list.it is true that matters affecting relations between the union government and the state government are not found mentioned .....

Bachan Singh S/O Saudagar Singh Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1982)3SCC24; 19831SCR145;

..... cases 26 140 1950 125 cases 39 164 total 793 169 962statistics of murder cases during the period when capital punishment was in vogue.1951 141 cases 47 188 1952 133 cases 32 165 1953 146 cases 54 200 1954 114 cases 57 171 1955 99 cases 30 129 1956 97 cases 17 114 total 730 237 967these figures show that the incidence of the crime murder did not ..... these figures have been taken by me from the introduction of shri mohan kumar mangalam to the book entitled "can the state kill its citizen" brought out by shri subramaniam :statistics of murder cases during the period when capital punishment was kept in abeyance.year travancore cochin total for travan core & cochin 1945 111 cases 22 133 1946 135 cases 13 ..... or not death penalty in actual practice acts as a deterrent, cannot be statistically proved, either way, because statistics as to how many potentisim murderers were deterred from committing murders, but for the existence of capital punishment for murder, are difficult, if not altogether impossible, to collect. ..... -of human rights came into force on september 1,1953, and 18 countries had signed this convention on november ..... effect emerged when data for the years after 1962 were omitted from the \ analysis and only the years 1953-61 were considered. ..... earlier in 1949-1953, the british royal commission in para 59 of its report spoke in a somewhat similar strain:we think it is reasonable to suppose that the deterrent force of capital punishment operates not only by affecting the conscious .....

Matrixx Initiatives, Inc. Vs. Siracusano

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that adverse event reports regarding a pharmaceutical company s products are not material absent a sufficient number of such reports to establish a statistically significant risk that the product is causing the events would artificially exclud[e] information that would otherwise be considered significant to [a reasonable investor ..... argued january 10, 2011 decided march 22, 2011 respondents filed this securities fraud class action, alleging that petitioners (hereinafter matrixx) violated 10(b) of the securities exchange act of 1934 and securities and exchange commission rule 10b 5 by failing to disclose reports of a possible link between matrixx s leading product, zicam cold remedy, and loss ..... that because respondents do not allege that it knew of statistically significant evidence of causation, there is no basis to consider the inference that it acted recklessly or knowingly to be at least as compelling as ..... [ footnote 15 ] these allegations, taken collectively, give rise to a cogent and compelling inference that matrixx elected not to disclose the reports of adverse events not because it believed they were meaningless but ..... , and three of its executives (collectively matrixx), failed to disclose reports of a possible link between its leading product, a cold remedy, and ..... the complaint s allegations, taken collectively, give rise to a cogent and compelling inference that matrixx elected not to disclose adverse event reports not because it believed they were meaningless but because .....

Pradhan Sangh Kshetra Samiti, Jabalpur, District Jaunpur and Others Vs ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1995All162

..... question then does arise on the accountability of collecting statistics on population and make the public information freely ..... if became clear that the state government had not even organised the administration of the gram panchayats in accordance with the amendments to theconstitution by the constitutional amendment act and unless local self-government as was envisaged by the constitution of india is not entrenched in its foundations, carrying out a farcical election would be a farce ..... had to benot to a functionary of the government, but,somebody, or a collective institution takingits sanction from the constitution of india.the act has yet to adapt itself to thechallenging needs of a local self-governmentand parliamentary ..... -- notwithstanding anything in this part, any provisions of any lawrelating to panchayats is in force' in a stateimmediately before the commencement of theconstitution (seventy-second amendment)act, 1992, which is inconsistent with theprovisions of this part, shall continue to be inforce until amended or repealed by acompetent legislature or other competentauthority or until the expiration of one yearfrom such commencement, whichever ..... any candidate which is being debated at the bar in the large number of petitions, but the aspect whether the amendments to the act are in conformity with the constitutional amendments or whether the act in its allempt to incorporate the amendments has, in fact, run against the grain of the constitution, particularly part ix. .....

Bgp Products Operations Gmbh and Anr. Vs.uoi and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... of oxytocin on milch cattle and its impact on humans; d) details of international regulatory practices eg in eu, usa to curb misuse of oxytocin; e) advisory to department of animal husbandry, dairy and fisheries in states to educate farmers; f) review of information collected from local manufacturers about quantity of bulk oxytocin purchased, formulations manufactured and sold; g) inspection of chemists and retailers and issue instructions for strict observance; h) harmonization of indian standards; w.p. ..... restricting and limiting the manufacture of oxytocin by companies to whom licenses have already been granted should be considered; and whereas, the drugs technical advisory board constituted under section 5 of the drugs and cosmetics act, 1940 (23 of 1940) considered the said issue in its meeting held on the 12th february 2048 and recommended that oxytocin formulations for human use be regulated and restricted to be supplied only to ..... it was submitted that the statistic and data collected shows that 6 seizures were made between 2015-16 and 2017-july 2018 in andhra pradesh; 12 cases were instituted for oxytocin injection misuse in the dairy sector and vegetables, for violation of the drugs and cosmetics act and rules, resulting in 12 firs, in ..... first of these were statistical calculations as to inferences drawn from data collected about supplies of oxytocin ..... the details of the statistics collected and analyzed were relied on to say that the central government was justified in .....

Commnr. of Central Excise, New Delhi Vs. M/S. Vikram Detergent Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2001SC620; 2001(73)ECC425; 2001(127)ELT641(SC); 2001(1)SCALE198; [2001]1SCR392

..... in both these appeals, the appellant has challenged the decision of the customs excise and gold (control) appellate tribunal holding that bank charges for collection of sale proceeds and discount for damages are allowable deductions in computing the value of the manufactured goods under section 4 of the central excise and salt act, 1944. ..... as far as bank collection charges are concerned, according to the appellant, these were neither cash discounts nor any other discount within the meaning of the word in section 4(4)(d)(ii) of the act. 6. ..... it is not necessary to set out in detail the proceedings before the authorities under the act except to state briefly that in the first appeal, the assistant commissioner disallowed the respondent's claim but the commissioner allowed the respondent's appeal. ..... valuation of excisable goods for purposes of charging of duty of excise - (1) where under this act, the duty of excise is chargeable on any excisable goods with reference to value, such value shall, subject to the other provisions of this section, be deemed to be-(a) the normal price thereof, that is to say, the price at which such ..... bank collection charges, according to the respondents were post manufacturing expenses and had been correctly held to be deductible from the assessable value of the goods. 7. ..... the issue of value depends on the construction of section 4 of the central excise act, 1944 ( referred to as the 'act'). .....

M/S. National Transport Co. Vs. State of Bihar.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1976)5CTR(SC)0332B

..... as given under section 2 (d) :2(d) 'owner means the owner of a public service motor vehicle in respect of which a permit has been granted by a regional or state transport authority under the provisions of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (iv of 1939) and includes the holder of a permit under the said act in respect of a public service motor vehicle or any person for the time being in charge of such vehicle or responsible for the management of the place of business of such owner. ..... by the respective authorities and lastly by the high court in jagir singhs case (supra) this court was concerned merely with booking agents and forwarding agents who were sought to be made liable under the act at the instance of the permit holder of the public service vehicles who did not their liability for payment of tax under the ..... the matter would have been different if the truck owners had been given the tax collections in addition to the hire charges, but absence of any provision for tax payment by the truck owners in the agreement militates against the contention that in this case the truck owners are liable for the payment of tax under the act, for the carriage of the cement bags.22. ..... we should observe that once the tax is realised for a particular transaction from one category of owner as defined, no further tax can be collected for the same carriage from any other person even though that person also may come within the definition of 'owner' under the act.30. .....

K.B. Swamy Vs. the Labour Court-i, Hyderabad and Another

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the very fact that two of the passengers have made a statement on their own on the reverse of the statistical return, should have indicated clearly the state of affairs prevailing in the bus at the time when the check was ..... an adverse report has been filed against the petitioner, as the checking officials could not collect fare from the two passengers, who were found alighting at the time of check, as they do not have any money with ..... every conductor would be supplied with a statistical return (sr) by the apsrtc and he/she is required to make note of the number of tickets sold by him/her by making necessary entries in the said statistical return from stage to stage, each denomination ..... the second charge relates to failure of the petitioner to collect the fare and issue tickets to two other passengers, though they have boarded the bus at ..... the labour court exercised the power available to it, in terms of section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, as it opined that the punishment of termination from service imposed on the petitioner is disproportionate to the proven ..... as was already noticed supra, the statistical return (sr) has been marked before the labour court as ..... petitioner invoked the provision under section 2-a(2) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and raised the industrial dispute. ..... , the apsrtc has not chosen to challenge the correctness of the findings recorded by the labour court or with regard to the exercise of power carried out by it under section 11-a of the 1947 act. .....