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Shaber Ayaz and Others Vs. State and Others

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... .identification of prisoners act, 1994.8.official secrets act, 1977.9.police act, 1983 (1927 a. d.) and police rules ..... of rights) act, 1966.20.railways act, 1989.21.whistle blowers protection act, 2011.22.the securitization and reconstruction of financial assets and enforcement of security interest act, 2002.23.disaster management act, 2005ii) local and special laws:s. no.act1.cinematograph act, 1989.2.contempt of courts, 1997.3.egress and internal movement control ordinance, 2005 (eimco).4.enemy agents ordinance, 2005.5.excise act, 1958.6.forest act, 1987.7 .....

Mst. Syeda Begum Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir through Commissioner/S ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... filed praying for issuing writ of mandamus directing the respondents to release the sanctioned ex-gratia amount of rs. 75,000/- and other benefits as may be released under the disaster management act and rules framed there under in the face of flood which submerged the petitioner s house at ziyarat batamalloo on 07.09.2014 by quashing the order dated 15.06 .....

Balvinder Singh Vs. 1. State of Jammu and Kashmir Through Its Chief Se ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... social activist and the convener of sangharsh rti movement and is a state coordinator of association for democratic reforms (adr) for j&k participated in disaster management during recent floods in leh district and unearthed many corrupt practices/scandals like fire extinguisher scandal in education department, appointments made in various govt. departments ..... on fake documents etc.4. the petitioner filed an application under right to information act before respondent no.3 and sought an information with regard to remittances of amount under only four major heads(m.h) of different public authorities, ..... and the said amount becomes available to the state government without any deductions. v. that the amount payable to the jammu and kashmir bank for acting as agent of reserve bank of india, is not deducted from the revenues/receipts of the state government. the information provided to the petitioner by .....

S. Narinder Singh Vs. Dr. R.D. Sood

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K20

..... as exudates had appeared in front of the lens. it is asserted by the complainant that this complication has occurred because of lack of post operative care and management provided by the respondent. it is also stated in the complaint that left eye of the complainant had to be removed by the eye specialist on account of ..... be which already pointed out, has not been established by the complainant.' 5. it is well settled proposition of law that to support a complaint under consumers protection act for compensation by a person who has suffered at the hands of a medical professional, it must be established that medical negligence was the direct cause of injury or ..... evidence of dr. dinesh malhotra that when a patient after surgery reports rise in blood sugar level, the standard procedure is to refer the patient to a physician for management. dr. mirchia of chandigarh, who was in touch with him on telephone, never told the complication in the eye of the complainant was connected with the surgery .....

Dr. (Mrs.) Satya Atri Vs. Smt. Shashi Sharma and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K41

..... as 'implied undertaking' by a member of the medical profession that he would use a fair, reasonable and competent degree of skill. in bolam v. freirn hospital management committee (1957) 2 all er 118, mcnair. j. summed up the law as under : 'the test is the standard of the ordinary skilled man exercising and ..... sufficient if he exercises the ordinary skill of an ordinary competent man exercising that particular art. ....... in the case of a medical man, negligence means failure to act in accordance with the standards of reasonably competent medical men at the time. ...... there may be one or more perfectly proper standards; and if a medical ..... complainant did suffer mental torture.13. the learned counsel for the appellant has placed reliance on the decisions given by different commissions constituted under the consumer protection act of 1986. the first decision on which reliance is being placed is the one given by the rajasthan state consumer disputes redressal commission at jaipur. this is .....

Joosy Razdan Vs. Sanjay Gangoo

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... addict resulting in his being frequently fired from service is per se unlawful. its impact on the petitioner-wife and the minor child living under her care spells disaster. proof of conduct of respondent, who has not come forward to establish that he had quit the vice of drug addiction and reformed himself so as to instill ..... a drug addict. the amount of pain and agony inflicted on her can be gauged from the fact that the addiction of respondent ensued the inevitable consequences bringing disaster to the family as he was fired from his job. one can imagine the unenviable position in which the appellant had landed. she had not only to ..... that respondent was habitual of drugs. he submitted report to his head office. a team with deputy general manager personnel as its head arrived from head office. the witness was directed to terminate services of respondent. he wanted to act accordingly. however the respondent was permitted to resign. the witness claimed that it was on humanitarian grounds that .....

State of Jammu and Kashmir, Vs. Dr. Susheela Sawhney and State of Jamm ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K83,2003(1)JKJ35

..... as the basis of inheritance of the property. like-wise under hindu laws the property devolves in accordance with the provisions of the hindu succession act and this act too does not recognize citizenship or permanent residency for the purpose of 'inheritance of the property'. there is no legislative enactment providing that in the ..... constitution of india became fully operational on january 26, 1950. at that time state (jammu and kashmir) was governed by 'the jammu and kashmir constitution act, 1939' (act no. xiv of samvat 1966), which was promulgated by then maharaja bahadur on september 7, 1939.4. after the constitution of india became fully operational the ..... do not recognize citizenship or permanent residency as the basis of inheritance or the property. similarly under hindu law, parties inherit property according to the succession act.27. in the matter of a woman, marrying non permanent resident different situation can arise; situation no. 1a woman, before her marriage may already be .....

Omer Bashir Itoo Vs. State and ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... admission. d) supreme court seems to have entertained the contention raised at bar that a limited number of seats under nri quota should be made available to the management for the reason that money brought by such students enables the educational institutions to strengthen their level of education and to enlarge their educational activities. 14 e) supreme ..... has referred to the definition of non-resident indian seats given in section 2(o) of that act as a seats reserved for children or wards or dependents of non-resident indians to whom admission is given by a management in a fair, transparent and a non exploitative manner on the basis of fees as may be ..... legal issues raised in these writ petitions, i may refer to para 131 of the seven-judge bench decision in p. a. inamdar v state of maharashtra, (2005) 6 scc537 where the supreme court have accorded formal recognition to admission under nri quota in private educational institutions and have laid down the broader norms for admission under .....

World Human Rights Protection Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2004J& K6

..... being conducted for creation of state of uttranchal. the police authorities were found to be perpetuated crimes falling within the mischief of various provisions of penal code. for the acts falling under section 376 of the penal code, the state was burdened and was directed to pay compensation to the extent of rs. 5 lakhs. the doctrine that ..... personal laws are divinely sanctioned, a presumption will naturally arise that such laws have a humanistic content because when great seers, saints and prophets found any faith, they act as benefactors of the mankind as a whole, if man is god's child and if child is the father of the man, no personal law claiming divine sanction ..... under detention in terms of an order passed by the special secretary to government, home department on 3rd august, 2001. this order has been passed under the public safety act. this is because it is felt that the lady (s) is in custody in india in connection with the militant activities. order annexure a passed in this regard .....

Vijay Manchanda and anr. Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1989J& K10

..... any basis and misconceived.9. as held by the revenue minister and noted in this judgment the adoption can be allowed under the hindu adoptions and maintenance act only in genuine cases and in accordance with the restrictions imposed by the statute. merely because some persons may get the status of a state subject would not ..... by revisional authority and am convinced that the same is legal, valid and according to law particularly with respect to adoption under the hindu adoptions and maintenance act.5. adoption under the hindu law was recognised by the ancient hindu philosophers as the presence of a son was considered essential to achieve religious salvation. the ..... his order dt. 8th aug. 1978 dismissed the same by upholding the order of giving state subject status to the petitioners. as the respondents did not act upon the judgment of the competent authority, this petition has been filed with the prayer to issue an appropriate direction directing the respondents to grant permanent residents .....