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In Reference Vs. Union of India

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... we do not know, whether the similar criteria has been adopted by the central government and by different states and because we are issuing notices to all the states and central government and also to the national disaster management authority, therefore, we hereby direct as an interim measure to send a team of doctors consisting of specialist of heart, neurologist, gynecologist, pediatric and also team of doctors of surgical specialist including orthopedic surgeon so that immediately the person can ..... gwalior bench have already issued direction, there is no need to repeat such direction, but learned counsel appearing for union of india shall apprise us about the use of funds which were provided to the disaster management committee and steps, if any, which are taken by the said committee. ..... apart from aforesaid directions which we have given as an interim measure, we further direct all the states as well as union of india and national disaster management authority to do all the needful which they can do as best as they can to save the lives of all the people who are fighting with life and death at different places ..... enquired from him that till the military personnel were deployed in the field and why no steps were taken by the disaster management committee to rescue the person, he was unable to satisfy us. ..... lahoti) (subhash kakade) acting chief justice judge snb/- ..... the acting chief justice and who immediately took action and directed the registry of this bench to list the matter today .....

Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(2)MPHT416

..... non-governmental organisations should be identified to participate and assist in the functioning of the sub-committee that is meant for the district disaster management;(ix) the municipal corporation, jabalpur shall not sanction any plan which is not in consonance with the parameters fixed by it and prompt steps should be taken if any unauthorised construction takes place so that unwanted buildings ..... by the rani avanti bai sagar dam which lies in close proximity to the epicentre;(vi) a sub-committee of disaster management institute of three members shall be established in the city of jabalpur who shall function under the parent body constituted at bhopal;(vii) the committee constituted by the state government for preparation of blue print for dealing with the natural disaster like earthquakes shall finalise the blue print within a period of three months from today;(viii) certain ..... the corporation has contemplated to issue notices under section 309 of the municipal corporation act, 1956.7. ..... the stand that has been taken by the respondents that they would act according to the master plan has also been commented upon by the petitioner indicating that no master plan has been produced to establish how the people would be accommodated in case of occurrence of any disaster. ..... shrivastava for acting as a coordinator. .....

In Reference Vs. Union of India

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... , shall also seek instructions from the state government in respect of providing machinery in the state for any disaster under the provisions of disaster management act, 2005 and the rules framed thereunder. ..... it is also submitted by shri p.k.kaurav that he has also filed a matter relating to disaster management at jabalpur, which is registered as m.c.c.no.2795/2006. ..... at this stage, shri siddiqui, learned assistant solicitor general submitted that he may be allowed four weeks time to submit a composite report in respect of the steps taken by the central government for providing relief in case of any disaster by constituting various committees in the department of union of india. ..... considering aforesaid, we direct the office to place the matter before the chief justice for appropriate orders for analogous hearing of all the matters.on administrative side. ..... (krishn kumar lahoti) (u.c.maheshwari) acting chief justice judge m. ..... w.p.no.10931/2013 be listed for hearing on 2.9.2013. ..... , for state of m.p.it is stated by the parties that one more matter is pending before gwalior bench for the same cause of action and both the matters may be heard analogously. ..... shri r.s.siddiqui, assistant solicitor general for union of india. .....

Ram Raj Maran and ors. Vs. Disaster Management Institute and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(4)MPHT447

..... the aims and objectives and board of governors (executive council) of the society are reproduced below:--'the aims and objectives of the society shall be to :-- (1) conduct training in disaster management and related subjects for the officials and executives of government departments, public and private sector undertakings and others with a view to make them aware of the potential hazards, way to control them and equip them to ..... we, the signatories to this memorandum of association, have agreed to form a society by the name of 'disaster management institute', hereinafter called 'the dmi' and to register it under the m.p. ..... learned counsel for the parties have brought on record the memorandum of association and regulations of disaster management institute (in short ..... and degree courses in disaster management and industrial safety. ..... the petitioners have brought on record the memorandum of association and regulations of the disaster management institute (dmi). ..... 1, disaster management institute, bhopal, which functions in the department of ..... of preventive measures and preparedness, promote research oriented studies, conduct appropriate training programmes, and to establish a central library to collect and disseminate information on all aspects of disasters, both natural and man-made, there is a need to establish an institute of national importance for promoting the efficient management of disasters. ..... act, ..... registration act, ..... has held that the remedy is available under the industrial disputes act. .....

In Reference Vs. Union of India

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... it is also submitted by him that he has sent communication to the secretary, disaster management committee, but is awaiting for his response. ..... shri r.s.siddiqui, learned assistant solicitor general of india submitted that he has not received any response from the authorities of disaster management committee. ..... at this stage, it is submitted by shri jain that an identical matter which has been filed at gwalior is also listed for hearing 3 w.p.no.10931/2013 in reference union of india & others 26.6.2013 today and the present matter may be heard alongwith that matter at jabalpur. ..... shri jain submits that the state government has taken effective steps for rescuing the persons who were in uttarakhand. ..... (krishn kumar lahoti) (subhash kakade) acting chief justice judge c. ..... 1 w.p.no.10931/2013 in reference union of india & others 26.6.2013 shri r.d.jain, learned advocate general with shri p.k.kaurav, additional advocate general are present for state of m.p.shri r.s.siddiqui, learned assistant solicitor general of india, present for union of india. ..... for this purpose, we adjourn hearing of this case for 28.6.2013. ..... it is submitted that 3 helicopters from madhya pradesh have been sent for rescue operations. ..... a typed copy of this order be supplied to the parties for compliance. .....

Parishram Samaj Evam Kalyan, and ors. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh, ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur

..... in the light of recommendations made by the committee of experts constituted by the government of india, ministry of home affairs, national disaster management division in the month of september, 2004, with a view to provide for "multi national hazard safety" under the development plan, or amendment were proposed in the act. ..... from perusal of statement of objects and reasons of the amendment act, 2005, it is clear that amendment in section 23-a of the act was made with a view to provide special consideration to the cases mentioned therein with a view to curtail the delay in the process of modification in development plan. ..... petitioner, which is a forum of retired ias, ips officers and other eminent citizens of state of madhya pradesh, through this public interest litigation has challenged the validity of section 23-a of madhya pradesh nagar tatha gram nivesh adhiniyam, 1973, as amended by amendment act, 2005, (hereinafter referred to as the 'act'), as well as notifications dated 14.3.2008 and 05.9.2007, annexures-p-1 and p-2 respectively, issued by the state government in exercise of powers under section 23-a of the act. ..... the legislature had amended provisions of section 23-a of the act by amendment act of 2005 with a view to make provision for modification in the development plan for implementation of project of town & country development authority as well as development project of central or state government and its enterprises. .....

Shantabai Vs. State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : I(2003)DMC529

..... now the moot question before this court is whether even if the complete prosecution case is accepted, can the appellant be held responsible for committing the offence punishable under section 302 of the indian penal code ?11. ..... 1999, thereby convicting the appellant for the offence punishable under section 302 of the indian penal code and sentencing her to imprisonment for life and fine of rs. ..... instead she is held guilty of the offence punishable under section 304 (part ii) of the indian penal code ..... also contended that the offence at the most would fall within the purview of section 304 (part ii) of the indian penal code.6. ..... conviction of the appellant for the offence under section 302, i.p.c. ..... appellant also was not having any motive for commission of murder of her daughter-in-law. ..... in our opinion, the act of the appellant would fall within the purview of section 304 (part ii) of the indian penal ..... a case under section 302, i.p.c ..... , at the same time it can safely be held that the appellant was having knowledge that her act is likely to cause death. ..... in our opinion, this act is not sufficient to arrive at the conclusion that the appellant was having intention to commit murder of the ..... contention of the learned counsel for the appellant is that the ocular account given by ..... punjwani, learned counsel for the appellant and mr. ..... rajoria and recorded the statements of the witnesses and sent the dead body for post-mortem examination. ..... advocate general for the state and perused the entire record .....

State of M.P. Vs. Smt. Sundari Bai and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2005ACJ868; AIR2003MP284; 2003(1)MPHT528; 2003(2)MPLJ504

..... it is one thing to say that it would have been better if 'section method' had been chosen for sterilisation but the adoption of 'ligation method' on the facts of the present case is not negligence per ..... frien hospital management committee, (1957) 2 all er 118, has been cited with ..... it is not necessary to give the warning of something which is well known and well ..... there might have been an error of judgment while acting with ordinary care and skill and that cannot be equated with ..... on the other hand, it is an error that (such) a man, acting with ordinary care, might have made, then it is not negligence'.15. ..... in the case of a medical man, negligence means failure to act in accordancewith the standards of reasonably competent medical men at the time ..... supreme court observed that every doctor who enters the medical profession has a duty to act with a 'reasonable degree of care and skill'. ..... it is one that would not have been made by a reasonably competent professional man professing to have the standard and type of skill that the defendant held himself out as having, and acting with ordinary care, then it is negligent. ..... thus the doctor acted with reasonable degree of care and ..... to the defendants the sterilisation failed because of the act of the plaintiff herself. ..... method' is one of the recognised modes of sterilisation and if keeping in view the personal and physical condition of the plaintiff the doctor in her judgment adopted this method it cannot be held by the courts that she acted negligently.7. .....

Dr. Ajay Kashyap Vs. Dr. (Smt.) Hemlata Kashyap and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2005MP227; 2005(3)MPHT343; 2005(3)MPLJ497

..... the question of granting maintenance and the claims to be considered for dealing with such of the application under section 24 has been considered by a bench of this court in the case of munni bai (supra), and it has been held by this court that while determining the claim of maintenance under section 24 of the hindu marriage act, the facts to be kept in mind is as to whether the applicant has any independent means to maintain himself or herself. ..... that even though she had made endeavour to start her own private practise in the year 2002 but she could not established her practise, she was not even able to get the rent for maintaining the chamber and, therefore, she has closed the centre opened by her and at present is unemployed unable to maintain herself and her child. ..... because of certain reasons petitioner filed an application for dissolution of the marriage under section 13 of the hindu marriage act before the competent court of jurisdiction at indore where petitioner is residing. ..... doctor having post graduate diploma in management, he is working as regional manager in a private ayurvedic company. ..... it was the case of the respondent wife that petitioner is a regional sales manager in a private ayurvedic company and is earning rs. ..... doctor having received post graduate diploma in management, he is a regional sales manager in a private ayurvedic hospital. ..... it has been held by the learned court that petitioner was a regional sales manager earning rs. .....

State of Madhya Pradesh Vs. Board of Revenue, Gwalior and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1983MP111

..... the tahsildar by order dated 12th april 1967 rejected the applications for mutation on the ground that the transfers violated sections 5 and 7 of the ceiling act and section 165 (4) of the madhya pradesh land revenue code, 1959. ..... the first thing that has to be noticed in this connection is that when section 3 of the act contained exemption for orchard and mango grove, the act did not contain any provision for payment of compensation for trees ..... the rule read with the form carries out the object of the act by fixing the amount of compensation payable for the trees and cannot be said to be beyond the rule making power conferred by section 50 (1) which empowers the state government to make rules for carrying out the purpose of the act ..... in determining the additional cempensation payable under sub-section (2), the following matters shall be taken into consideration, namely:-- (a) the enhancement of the value of the land due to the improvement;(b) probable duration of the effect of the improvement:(c) labour and capital spent by the holder on the improvement:(d) nature of trees and value thereof' section 50 (1) of the act confers on the state government power 10 make rules 'for carrying out the purposes of the act. ..... following contentions have been raised before us by the learned deputy advocate general :(1) the word 'trees' in section 16 (2) (ii) of the ceiling act must be confined to trees planted by the holder and additional compensation is not payable for trees of spontaneous growth. .....