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..... in favour of his son subaiah pillai, whereby, he settled the suit properties and other properties absolutely and the same was true and valid document and accepted and acted upon. subbaiah pilllai, pursuant to the settlement, had been in possession and enjoyment of the suit properties. his wife is thillai ammal. subbaiah pillai and thillai ..... vadivel pillai, the plaintiff settling all their properties including the suit properties and the above said settlement deed was a true and valid document and accepted and acted upon. under the settlement deed, subbaiah pillai and thillai ammal had given a absolute right to vadivel pillai with a condition that he has to perform the ..... containing false and untenable allegations. it is false to state that the settlement deed dated 03.03.1965 is an invalid document and it was never accepted and acted upon by the plaintiff vadivel pillai. it is false to state that obsequies of settlors of the above settlement deed were not performed by the plaintiff. the .....
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..... judge, holding that the government cannot insist, both aided or un-aided, to abide any regulation framed under the provisions of the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009 and as such, g.o.ms.no.181, school education [c2] department, dated 15.11.2011 is not applicable to the minority institution and therefore, prays for ..... and held that the government cannot insist upon the minority institution, both aided or un-aided, to abide by any regulation framed under the provisions of the right to education act, and as such, g.o.ms.no.181, school education [c2] department dated 15.11.2011, issued by the government of tamil nadu, is not applicable to the ..... by article 30[1] of the constitution of india and it is also declared as a minority educational institution pursuant to the orders passed by this court and it was acted upon by the government. the petitioner would further aver that she was appointed as a b.t. assistant [science] in the 4th respondent / school with effect from .....
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..... transfer of a land by a member of scheduled caste to a juristic person other than scheduled caste is void in view of section 42 (b) of the rajasthan tenancy act, 1955. 8. the respondent has also filed an additional counter affidavit wherein while reiterating the earlier stand, it was stated that the district collector, vellore by proceedings dated 01.10 .....
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..... his arguments, it is further contended that the respondent has not even passed any speaking order for erection of ht towers nor has conducted an enquiry as contemplated under the act. it is further stated that when similarly placed two persons, namely, selvakumar and govindan have made a similar request to the authorities stating that they can make use of the .....
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..... perusal, clearly shows that none of the documents are privileged. in case copies of these documents can be taken by using the provisions of right to information act, there is no reason to deny permission, when a request was made to provide copies of documents for preparing the written statement. we therefore concur with the ..... report, the government of tamil nadu forwarded a proposal to this ministry to accord prosecution sanction against shri m.s.jaffar sait, ips under the prevention of corruption act, 1988; 5. and whereas, on examination of the case records, it has been observed that shri jaffar sait violated the procedure and provisions in granting prior ..... period of suspension. 28. even though the government was well aware that sanction for prosecution has to be obtained under section 19 of the prevention of corruption act from the competent authority, no such sanction was taken. the director of vigilance and anti corruption, on the basis of the opinion obtained from the advocate general .....
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..... question does not contain a provision permitting delegation. it is so because power to initiate disciplinary proceedings is given to the discretion of the disciplinary authority to act personally and in good faith. there is an element of individual judgment and exercise of discretion in such matters. 54. the principal secretary in the present ..... authority. role of disciplinary authority:- 49. the central government in exercise of the powers conferred under sub section (1) of section 3 of the all india services act, after consultation with the governments of the states, made the all india services (discipline and appeal) rules, 1969. 50. rule 2(b) defines the disciplinary ..... central crime branch (ccb) tirupur, against the directors of paazee forex trading india ltd., under the provisions of prize chits and monies circulation scheme (banning) act 1978 and section 420 of indian penal code. 5. subsequently, tirupur north police registered a case in cr.no.3068 of 2009 for woman missing pursuant to .....
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..... academy of prisons and correctional administration, are in the nature of grants. as per his opinion and advice, rica was registered under the societies registration act and auditing by the accountant general was permitted on payment basis. further, the employees of academy of prisons and correctional administration, contribute to the ..... . in government organizations, such as tamil nadu state marketing corporation (tasmac), tamil nadu state transport corporation tansi, etc., e.p.f.and m.p. act, 1952 are made applicable. after 01.04.2003, in all the government departments, applicability of general provident fund scheme has been stopped, because of the ..... or adopted, as the case may be. a society, like an educational institution, non-governmental organisation, or any other association, registered under the societies registration act, may, in the discharge of its functions, perform public duties and on that score alone, it cannot be declared as a government organisation. 112. admittedly, .....
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..... act. when such fact is disputed, it needs to be proved. sec.3 of evidence of act which defines the term proved contains two parts. the first one is the belief of the court of the existence of the fact on considering the ..... convinced of the identification of the accused made by witness for the first time in court, it would not be illegal or improper on the part of the court to act upon such identification made. 22. the identification of the accused is after all a fact as defined in the evidence .....
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..... and set fire to d.1 and d.2. this statement is an extra judicial confession which is relevant under section 24 of the indian evidence act. though, the accused denied that he made any such statement to p.w.1, p.w.1 had rushed to the place of occurrence only on ..... come to the said conclusion, now we have to examine the question as to, what was the offence that was committed by the accused by the said act ? . it is in evidence that when the accused came to the house of d.1, d.1 wanted him to return her jewels. this resulted in ..... d.2 and set fire on them. in that process, he also sustained injuries. thus, in our considered view, though the act of the accused would fall with the third limb of section 300 i.p.c., so far as both the deceased are concerned, his ..... act would squarely fall with the first exception to section 300 i.p.c. therefore, he is liable to be punished for offence under .....
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..... members and three other members nominated by state government. the president, vice president and the executive committee members are elected amongst these ten members, as per the act. 2.3. owing to certain misunderstandings among few members of the council, the petitioner handed over an undated letter, to one of the executive committee member, ..... another):- 17. the general principle is that a government servant/or functionary who cannot, under the conditions of his service/or office, by his own unilateral act of tendering resignation, gives up his service/or office normally the tender of resignation becomes effective and his service/or office tenure gets terminated when it is ..... this writ petition. 11. the tamil nadu medical council, as stated earlier, is a statutory body, established under the provisions of the tamil nadu medical registration act, 1914. it is also a state body of medical council of india. basic membership is open to only a medical practitioner. the office of the president is .....
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