Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: dehra dun act 1871 Sorted by: old Court: gujarat Year: 1991 Page 1 of about 123 results (0.137 seconds)

Harisinh Pratapsinh Chavda Vs. Chimanbhai J. Patel and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1991Guj115; (1991)1GLR667

..... 'wide administrative experience in a mangerial capacity' is left to the complete discretion of the government. neither any guidelines nor norms have been laid down in the act for the purpose of furnishing necessary particulars to the government as to who can be appointed as the chairman of the board. in these circumstances, it can safely ..... felt that for effective implementation of its policies and programmes a change in the personnel was necessary, it could not be accused of mala fide or pursuing any act of vendetta.18. the court also relied on its earlier judgment rendered in ghanshyam singh case (supra) against which the supreme court dismissed slp. referring to ..... be determined by the government. however, instead of determining the term of the petitioner by exercising the power under the proviso to s. 6(l) of the act, he has written a letter of request asking the petitioner to submit his resignation, which is according to the well-established convention of democracy. the petitioner cannot .....

Parsottambhai Parmabhai Vs. Shivanand Jha, D.S.P., Kheda

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR1265; (1992)IILLJ709Guj

..... the administration of law and order situation also. it is further stated that to ensure that the petitioner does not tamper with any evidence and does not repeat such acts, it was thought fit to suspend him. these grounds are certainly germane and relevant for taking a preventive action of suspension of the petitioner. again, i am not ..... was in the discharge of his duties and, therefore, he should not be punished. negativing the said contention, and considering the ambit and scope of section 25 of the act, the division bench observed : 'it is difficult to accept the reasoning behind the contention that merely because a police constable happens to be on leave, even if he ..... is called for. by such misconduct, the reputation of the members of the police force as a whole has been adversely affected and lowered down. now for such an act, if the petitioner if suspended, by no stretch of imagination, the impugned action can be said to arbitrary, unreasonable or unjust. 20. i, therefore, do not find .....

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...

Balvantrai Tulsidas and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR798

..... overruling the decision of this court. according to the learned advocates, the legislature has no power to overrule the decision of this court and, therefore, the validating act must be held as invalid.8. this court in atmanand jain punjab dharmashala v. state of gujarat and ors. (1980) xxi glr 787, rejected the contention ..... upon the petitioners to pay education cess. the petitioners have therefore filed these petitions in the representative capacity. they are also challenging the validity of the validating act and want this court to direct the respondent-state not to enforce the demands made for recovering the education cess and to refund the same, if it ..... and buildings situated within its area. it appears that pursuant to the direction given by the state government under section 15(1) of the gujarat education cess act, 1962 to the collector of junagadh, steps were taken by the collector for collecting the education cess. pursuant thereto the mamlatdar, junagadh issued demand notices in .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Devji Bechar

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1991Guj187; (1991)2GLR736

..... jirayat land. the claimants did not accept the award and, therefore, an application was made to the special land acquisition officer for making reference under s. 18 of the act. the reference accordingly was made before the district court and it was heard by the learned assistant judge, bhavnagar and gave the award by his judgment dated 30-11-1978 ..... advantages or disadvantages as the lands under acquisition. those instances must also be nearer in point of time to the date of notification published under s. 4 of the act for the acquisition of land.'it is also laid down that:-'before such instances of sale can be considered there must be material evidence either by the production of ..... exs. 88 and 89 are dated 28-3-1963 i.e. they are the transactions executed at or about the time of the preliminary notification under s. 4 of the act.12. now, we proceed to discuss the evidence of those witnesses who have produced and proved the aforesaid sale deeds from exs. 86 to 89. exs. gajanand shamaldas .....

Aflon Engineering Corporation Vs. Union of India

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1991(33)ECC220; 1991LC314(Gujarat); 1992(61)ELT246(Guj)

..... articles made of plastics and, therefore, not entitled to the benefit of the exemption notification of 1971. the central government in exercise of its rule making power cannot act in this manner and, therefore, the impugned notification of 1978 will have to be held as invalid. 5. in the result, the petition is allowed. the impugned ..... of the word 'flexible' that which can be regarded as flexible even though it may be semi-rigid. he submitted that in doing so, the central government has acted beyond its rule making power. in support of this submission he relied upon another decision of the bombay high court in mechanical packing industries pvt. ltd. v. ..... regarded as rigid and by giving an artificial definition in this manner, the central government has either usurped the power of the legislature to classify the goods or acted in contravention of tariff entry 15a. in either case, the impugned notification and the trade notice should be regarded as invalid. as pointed out earlier, there is .....

Shah Kalidas Madhavlal JaIn Vs. B.L. Thakore

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)1GLR634

..... procedure necessarily contravenes article 21 of the constitution.4. a faint suggestion was sought to be made out here also, saying that the concerned police officer was acting in the discharge of sovereign powers of the state. the second subsequent suggestion which would automatically spring out from the former one would be that the police ..... that the king commits no wrong. this doctrine imported from the english common law has seen many changes and it stands substantially charged and altered by the crown proceedings act, 1947, as pointed out by their lordships of the supreme court in kasturi lai's case : (1966)iillj583sc . thus, by invoking the dying doctrine of sovereign ..... being beaten by policemen, but it is not certain if defendant had beaten him. perhaps the plaintiff involved defendant in this suit because case under bombay police act, section 110 was filed against him.in the same paragraph the learned trial judge had preferred to say thus:the only failure of plaintiff failed to take .....

Mangal Singh F. Poon Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR1104

..... they are arbitrary to utterly perverse. it is appropriate to remember that the power to impose penalty on the delinquent officer is conferred on the competent authority either by an act of legislature or rules made under the proviso to article 309 of the constitution. if there has been an enquiry consistent with the rules and in accordance with principles of .....

Devabhai Punjabhai Patel Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1991)2GLR819

..... executed by the accused shall also include the condition that he shall not indulge or repeat the same offence or any commission of offence under the motor vehicles act while working as a driver in regional transport office.12. in the result, the impugned conviction and sentence order are confirmed. however, instead of immediately directing ..... confirmed. however, the accused/petitioner herein is found entitled to the benefit of probation under section 360 of the code and section 5 of the probation of offenders act, 1958. thus, this is a fit case in which the petitioner herein/accused is required to be released on probation. while confirming the impugned judgment and order ..... was negligent should be released on probation so that his service career is not affected in view of the provisions of section 12 of the probation of offenders act. the accused was, therefore, admitted to the benefit of probation. the ratio of the aforesaid decision of the supreme court is squarely attracted to the facts .....

Mcgaw - Ravindra Laboratories (India) Ltd. Vs. Union of India

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1991(33)ECC257; 1991LC523(Gujarat); 1992(60)ELT71(Guj); (1992)2GLR967

..... no. 68/71 dated may 29, 1971 and this position was accepted by the department. after insertion of tariff item no. 68 in the first schedule to the act from 1-3-1975, the superintendent of central excise had visited the factory of the petitioner and taken samples of administration sets manufactured by it. whatever information he ..... 15a covering such articles, they cannot justifiably be classified as 'goods not elsewhere specified' and thus falling under tariff item no. 68 of the first schedule to the act and (2) even if they are properly classifiable under tariff item no. 68, the respondent cannot recover excise duty on the goods manufactured and removed prior to april 10 ..... the petitioner from other manufacturers. as the goods manufactured by the petitioner fall within tariff item no. 15a(1) of the first schedule to the central excises & salt act, 1944, and as there was an exemption from payment of whole of the excise duty, because of exemption notification no. 68 of 1971 dated 29-5-1971, the .....