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Labhshanker Jiverambhai Vs. Managing Director, Reliance Industries Ltd ...

Court : Gujarat State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Ahmedabad

S.A. Shah, President: 1. The complainant is a fixed deposit holder issued by the first opponent Reliance Industries Ltd., Opposite Party No. 2 is the financial consultant through whom the complainant had got his amount deposited by way of fix deposit. 2. The complainant has alleged that Reliance Industries Ltd., had issued Right Shares @ Rs. 60/- each. It is further alleged that the opposite party had promised to give such 50 shares at the premium of Rs. 50/- to deposit holders also. 3. The complainant has relied upon a registered letter dated October 14,1989, written to him by the Opposite Party No. 2 in reply to the notice served by the complainant and the complainant relied upon following observations appearing in the said letter : The preferential allotment of shares was issued by the company and the forms for such preferential allotment were also issued by the company through our offices and we were only helping them in collecting applications forms received from the deposit hold...

Dr. R.R. Shah Vs. R. Basu, Municipal Commissioner and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1992)1GLR215

..... be dispensed with and appointment to the post in question be made from amongst the officers serving with the corporation, it cannot be said that the corporation acted arbitrarily or in unreasonable manner.12a. for good and valid reasons, the corporation selected respondent no. 4. as disclosed in the resolution, the corporation decided to ..... would vest in the municipal commissioner or in the selection committee appointed by the standing committee. such interpretation which runs counter to the provisions of the act and the rules cannot be adopted.12. the confusion arose on account of the fact that the earlier selection made by the selection committee pursuant to ..... of a statute is constitutionally valid unless it is shown otherwise. no argument whatsoever is advanced showing that the provisions of section 53(1) of the act which confers power of appointment of certain officers on the corporation is unreasonable or arbitrary and therefore ultra vires the provisions of articles 14 and 16 of .....

B.J. Pandya, Octroi Inspector, Godhra Municipality Vs. Arvindkumar Kan ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1995)2GLR1100

..... 'substantial justice' and the 'technical or mechanical justice' on the one hand and his ultimate accountability towards the overall object and spirit of the particular act and the affected public interest in general, on the other! the gravity and seriousness of the offence and its overall impact on the socio-economic set- ..... and unauthorised encroachments upon the public road made by some anti-social elements!' trying a case and discharging corresponding duty of doing justice is indeed a 'divine act' which every magistrate has got to perform with all sense of solemnity, sincerity and accountability firstly, to its own judicial conscience, secondly, to the public in ..... to file complaints against the said defaulting respondents as a result of which, 219 criminal cases were filed under section 125 of the gujarat municipalities act, 1963 [for short 'the act'] before the learned chief judicial magistrate, godhra. further, as alleged by the appellant, out of the said 219 cases, in 210 cases, the .....

C.D. Chauhan and ors. Vs. Reserve Bank of India and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR1192

S.D. Shah, J.1. This petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India filed by 35 Daily wage (Tikka) Mazdoors projects sorry state of affairs in a model banking institution, namely, the Reserve Bank of India towards its employees from whom the work is taken regularly and intermittently since 1983 and who are till date regarded as daily wage mazdoors after expiry of 7 to 8 years of their regularly irregular employment. The grievance of the petitioners in this petition is that despite their availability for being absorbed as regular mazdoors/peons they are being denied the right to absorption and/or regularisation in the service of respondent-Bank while the respondent-Bank confers such right on selected few thereby totally negating the equal opportunity in the matter of employment to these have-notes of the society.2. The Government which speaks of right to work or right to job at least to an individual in a family can illdefend this petition on any ground. Justice Douglas of the ...

Dakshaben Dineshbhai Patel Vs. Dineshbhai Bhulabhai Patel and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR1023

..... the high court of justice, (hereinafter referred to as 'the british court'), for care and control of her minor children rakhee and nayan under the supreme court act, 1987 and the guardianship of minors acts, 1971 and 1973 of england. in those proceedings the british court passed an order on february 22, 1988 and granted leave to the first respondent to remove .....

Ambalal Shankarbhai Patel Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1992)2GLR1317

..... the domestic english legislation. (see cheshire's private international law, 9th edition, page 469). we may also notice from the provisions of the child welfare act, 1954, (ontario act) that it has been provided that every person adopted under the laws of ontario and every person adopted under the laws of any other province in the ..... personal law as was applicable to them when they left india and therefore, they could validly adopt the child under the provisions of the hindu adoptions and maintenance act. this exercise of discharging the burden of having preserved the personal law was not undertaken by the adoptive parents. the deed of adoption at annexure 'a' ..... law, they not having adopted at any stage, the dayabhaga school of hindu law prevailing in west bengal. as provided in section 9 of the indian succession act, 1925, which reflects the general recognised principle of private international law, the domicile of origin prevails until a new domicile is acquired, and section 10 provides .....

Minaben Arvindlal Gandhi Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1992)1GLR413

..... paid by the applicant.(vii) after examining the position of law emerging from conjoint reading of section 65 of the code read with section 157 of gujarat panchayats act and also various resolutions issued by the state with respect to the new tenure/restricted tenure lands and more particularly on the facts of the present case, ..... shall delegate the subordinate panchayats powers, functions and duties as specified in the statement appended to the second resolution from the text of section 157 of the panchayats act read with above referred two resolutions it becomes clear that the power to grant permission for non-agricultural use which is otherwise conferred on collector by section 65 ..... use when he has no power to fix the premium subject to which condition, permission can be granted under section 43 of the bombay tenancy & agricultural lands act. he submits that even otherwise also the order is not required to be interfered with.6. re-submission 1:(i) there is no dispute that two plots .....

Ratansing Pratapsinh Baria Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1992)2GLR1216

..... candidate is sent for training and on completion of the training and passing necessary examinations he is issued a sanad referred in section 14 of the bombay police act. admittedly, the day on which the candidate is selected is required to stay in the headquarters and abide by the conditions of appointment referred above and entitled ..... recruit and undergoing the training, or on completion of the training on issuance of necessary sanad as provided in schedule 2 under section 14 of the bombay police act, he is an employee of the state government. before the issuance of said sanad, on completion of the preliminary selection test, a candidate is given appointment order ..... manual.15. ms. doshit, in answer to this contention of the petitioner, contends that the petitioner is not at all appointed as a police official under bombay police act and, therefore, he being hot a government servant, no notice to terminate his service is required. she contended that the order is not a retrospective one. in .....

State of Gujarat and ors. Vs. Vinubhai Maganlal Thakkar

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR837

..... supplies and was posted at bharuch at the relevant time, viz., in april, 1974. on receiving information that in village vinchhiad, taluka vagra, in bharuch district, provisions of essential commodities act were violated, the said deputy collector, along with the mamlatdar and circle inspector, raided the shop of shri zaverchand gafurchand desai. a seizure list or panchnama was prepared by the ..... evidences for the purpose of making an independent finding of its own. the high court, in exercise of its jurisdiction under article 226 of the constitution of india does not act as an appellate authority and as such, any exercise to scrutinise the evidences for the purpose of making an independent finding will be wholly unwarranted. such attempt has been deprecated .....

Alang Marine Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Gujarat Maritime Board and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR1321

..... amount, such exercise was made. he has submitted that in the facts of this case, no violation of the statutory provisions of the gujarat maritime board act was made. mr. raval has submitted that it transpired to the state government that the scheme involved sophisticated expertise and experience in the field and the scheme ..... the state government and superimposition of such acceptance on the maritime board are absolutely illegal and without jurisdiction and contrary to the provisions of the gujarat maritime board act. hence, in any event, the acceptance of tender form of the respondent no. 5 must be struck down. the learned single judge, however, did not ..... was also found most suitable. in the aforesaid facts, the tender form of the appellant should have been accepted if the maritime board and other respondents had acted fairly and properly. but for reasons best known to the respondents, which remain inexplicable, there was a last moment manoeuvre by the state government and by making .....