Court : Chennai Madurai
..... , without any reference by the appropriate government for adjudication. section 2-a of the industrial disputes act, after amendment by the parliament in 2010, is extracted: 2a. dismissal, etc., of an individual workman to be deemed to be an industrial dispute.-where any employer discharges ..... also cannot normally interfere with the punishment. 7. as far as tamil nadu is concerned, section 2-a of the industrial disputes act was amended by way of tamil nadu act 5 of 1988 with effect from 01.11.1988, providing for directly approaching the labour court with regard to the industrial disputes ..... in the case of dismissal of a workman, the government has to refer the industrial dispute for adjudication. now the parliament has amended section 2-a of the industrial disputes act and even in the case of central government as the appropriate government, the workmen can straightaway approach the labour court / industrial tribunal .....
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..... they complete the age of 14 years and this should be done within a period of 10 years from the commencement of the constitution. article 45 was amended by the 86th constitution amendment act, 2002 and it reads the state shall endeavour to provide early childhood care and education for all children until they complete the age of 14 year . ..... became a fundamental right to the children between the age group of 6 to 14. thereafter, parliament enacted the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009 (hereinafter called rte act ) with the object of providing free education, which came into force from 01.04.2010. 5.1. with the view to improve the quality of ..... 02.2014, under which, the minimum marks to be obtained by various categories were prescribed was also quashed by the hon'ble division bench. the constitutional validity of rte act was under challenge before the supreme court in the case of society for unaided private schools of rajasthan vs. union of india, 2012 (6) scc 1. the .....
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..... . the law has to that extent granted a concession and prescribed a scheme under which dishonour need not necessarily lead to penal consequence if the drawer makes amends by making payment within the time stipulated once the dishonour is notified to him. payment of the cheque amount within the stipulated period will in such cases ..... to have committed an offence". the drawer would by such payment stand absolved by the penal consequences of dishonour. this scheme may be unique to section 138 ni act, but there is hardly any doubt that the parliament is competent to legislate so to provide for situations where a cheque is dishonoured even without any criminal intention ..... with the contention raised by the petitioner therein that the complainant has not given 15 days time to the petitioner as contemplated under section 138(b) of the ni act and the complaint was premature and should not have been entertained, the single judge held, "from the above, it is clear that he received the notice back .....
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..... vide rule nos.963 and 964 of the tamil nadu prison rules, 1983) 18. a perusal of the above judgment and the amendment of the jail manual in the state of tamil nadu would go to make it very clear that a mother is entitled to keep the child in prison with her ..... important one. it is in the nature of the direction. it states as follows: 10. jail manual and/or other relevant rules, regulations, instructions, etc. shall be suitably amended within three months so as to comply with the above directions. if in some jails, better facilities are being provided, same shall continue. the guideline no.13 states that ..... of the hon'ble supreme court in upadhyay case, in exercise of the power conferred under section 59 of the prisoner act, 1894, the governor of tamil nadu made amendments to the tamil nadu prison rules, 1983. as per this amendment, the directions issued by the hon'ble supreme court in upadhyay case, have been scrupulously implemented in this state. ( .....
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