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Asarfi Lal Vs. Director of Education (Secondary) U.P., Allahabad and O ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1998(3)AWC2012

..... intermediate education act, 1921, which provides that the leave can be sanctioned in accordance with the government orders. ..... intermediate education act, 1921. ..... on 11.1.1996 he has disapproved the appointment of the petitioner on the ground that the director of education issued a letter dated 9.6.1995 that there was a ban in respect of the appointments after the establishment of the commission and in view of the said circular, the petitioner should not have been appointed.4. ..... state of punjab and others, 1989 (4) scc 99, it was held that generally when a person with a lien against a post is appointed substantively to another post, he acquires a lien against the latter post, then the lien against his previous post automatically disappears because no government servant can simultaneously ..... the leave is to be granted keeping in view the government orders as provided under regulation 99 of chapter 111 framed under u. p. ..... the order of the district inspector of schools is quashed and the director of education (secondary), u. p. ..... secondary education services commission and others, 1993 (4) hvd (all) 21. ..... secondary education services commission (hereinafter referred to as the commission). .....

Pravulal Patadia Vs. State of Orissa and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1960Ori43

..... amount collected from owners of brick kilns was not set apart for controlling that trade or for rendering service to persons who may take out license for the purpose, but was absorbed in the general revenue of the panchayat, and utilised for 'all-round improvement of sanitation, communications, education and other activities cf government undertaken from time to time (paragraph 10) and also 'for construction of grain golas agricultural improvements and. ..... the learned advocate general then ingeniously contended that notwithstanding the use of the expression 'fee' in section 49-g, if the entire context of the various provisions of chapter v-a of the act be carefully scrutinised, it must be held that the legislature really meant to confer taxing power on the gram panchayat though that power was mistakenly described as a power to levy a fee. ..... by the state that the income realised from the levy was not used for controlling and regudating the trade of brick-burning but was also utilised for other purposes and thus merged in general revenues of the panchayat, we must hold the levy to be in excess of the powers conferred by section 49-g of the gram panchayat act and, as such, invalid. 8. .....

Somarajan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(2)KLT909

..... government in exercise of the powers conferred under section 89 of the act has established the state co-operative union by notification in the gazette so as to organise, assist and generally develop co-operative societies to carry on co-operative agenda, to spread education on co-operative principles and practices, to participate in the development activities and decentralised planning of local authorities and ..... -renewal of affiliation the society not only loses the privileges conferred on it under chapter v of the act but also the right to vote and contest in the election to the circle ..... 90, as we have already indicated, would take away the privileges conferred on the co-operative societies under chapter v of the act if it is not affiliated to state co-operative union or fails to renew such affiliation.6. ..... the society will lose its privileges conferred on it under chapter v of the act, so also the right to vote and contest in the election to the circle co-operative union as provided under sub-section (5) section 88 of the act. ..... to affiliate to the state co-operative union as required by sub-section (1) or to renew such affiliation as required by sub-section (2), such society shall not be entitled to any of the privileges conferred on a co-operative society under chapter v of the act. ..... operative union would not take away the right to vote and contest the election in the circle co-operative union but only take away the privileges enumerated in sections 35 to 41 of chapter v of the act. .....

Competition Commission Of India Vs. State Of Mizoram

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... government or a state government or a statutory authority or on its own knowledge or information received under section 19, if the commission is of the opinion that there exists a prima facie case, it shall direct the director-general to cause an investigation to be made into the matter: provided that if the subject-matter of an information received is, in the opinion of the commission, substantially the same as or has been covered by any previous information received, then ..... section 54 forms part of chapter ix of the competition act under the general heading miscellaneous and it specifically empowers the central government to exempt from the application of the act or any provision thereof and for such ..... stand of the cci, which found no 1 (1999) 9 scc700 2 (2006) 5 scc603 3 (2009) 12 scc209 15 contravention of section 4 of the competition act by the state of mizoram and, thus, there was no question of any further proceedings being allowed by the cci against the state of mizoram.20. ..... in this act, unless the context otherwise requires, xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx 18 (u) service means service of any description which is made available to potential users and includes the provision of services in connection with business of any industrial or commercial matters such as banking, communication, education, financing, insurance, chit funds, real estate, transport, storage, material treatment, processing, supply of electrical or other energy, boarding, lodging, entertainment, amusement, construction, .....

iqbalhusen Adambhai Patel and ors. Vs. District Education Officer and ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1993)2GLR1627

..... sort of exercise cannot be done unless there are specific provisions in either of the enactments namely the primary education act, 1947 or the gujarat panchayat act, 1961 or alternatively, even there might be provisions in 1949 rules or 1968 rules permitting this exercise.16. ..... 1968 rules are considered in this light, it is obvious that they are governing in their respective field and 1949 rules will hold the field when the cases of the employees of the education committee including the primary school teachers are being dealt with and correspondingly, members of the panchayat staff will be governed by 1968 rules when their case is being dealt with.17. ..... held in para 7 of that decision that the entire machinery under the bombay primary education act would clearly continue, which would mean that the transferring authority will be the one prescribed by the act or rules framed thereunder and therefore, any attempt made to govern the case of the education committee staff members, including that of the primary school teachers, with respect to rules framed under the gujarat panchayats act will have to fail. ..... there are provisions made in that chapter and there references are made to sub-section (3) ..... much concerned with it except for the provisions contained in section 155(1)(b) & (e) including two of the provisions of the last mentioned clause (e) read with it of course, will be the provision of section 203 of the panchayat act and section 323 whereby general rule making power is provided. .....

Sab Singh Mehra Vs. State of Uttarakhand and Others

Court : Uttaranchal

..... :- 2 (c) public services and posts means the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the state and includes services and posts in - (iv) an educational institution owned and controlled by the state government or which receives grants in aid from the state government, including a university established by or under a uttar pradesh act, except an institution established and administered by minorities referred to in clause (1) of article 30 of the constitution; a perusal of the aforesaid indicates that public services and ..... 507, the learned single judge of the allahabad high court held that a teacher serving in the higher secondary school to which intermediate education act was applicable could contest the u.p. ..... on the question of indirect control, the court is fortified by the fact that the state universities act and the statutes which governs the conditions of service of the employee of an educational institutional is, that the state government has no power to dispense with the service of any employee of the educational institution on its own motion nor can it take any action for the dismissal of any employee. ..... intermediate education act, is not a statutory body. ..... the committee of management is comprised of persons elected by the general body of the society from amongst its members. ..... chapter 21 of the first statutes relates to qualification and conditions of service of non-teaching staff of an affiliated college. .....

Smt. Neena Dhawan Vs. Divisional Level Committee C/O Joint Director of ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(3)AWC2533; (2002)3UPLBEC2460

..... education act ..... it has not been established that after a fresh advertisement calling upon the candidate of general category, selection proceeded as after coming to know that the post is not for the reserved category and it is available for general category, large number of other meritorious candidates may apply for the same and thus it is in the same selection pursuant to one advertisement, it cannot be accepted that in the event of non-availability of suitable ..... no suitable candidate was available, the plea is that the post automatically reverted for the candidate belonging to the general category which is clear from the fact as stated in para 17 of the writ petition. ..... present case, il is in pursuance of the same advertisement one post was to be filled by the reserved category candidate but it is said that on account of non-availability of the suitable candidate, that post was reverted to the general category candidate and was filled accordingly, which cannot be validly accepted. 7. ..... counsel submits that in view of the aforesaid if petitioner being general category candidate was selected/appointed, which cannot be held to ..... taken by the petitioner and the management that as no suitable candidate was available of the reserved category in the same selection process it will automatically go for general category at first instance cannot be accepted. ..... , learned counsel for the petitioner referred to the provisions of regulation 17 (g) of chapter ii of the regulations framed under the act. .....

Union of India Vs. G.V. Yaswanth and Others

Court : Karnataka

..... the disabilities act, inter alia, ordains in chapter vi, provisions relating to the employment of disabled persons through the device of reservation of posts, establishment of special employment exchanges, the formulation of schemes for ensuring employment of persons with disabilities and the reservation and setting apart of not less than three per cent (3%) seats in government educations institutions and other educational institutions receiving aid from the government, ..... a strict interpretation were to be adopted, a person having multiple disability with 25% low vision and 15% locomotor disability would not be considered for appointment under the reservation as per section 33 and the same would go to a general category and not the definition of either of these two acts under the hypothetical circumstance given above. ..... was done on an appeal made by the first respondent to the director general of health services. 6. ..... the vacancies in the three categories cannot yet again be filled up by an eligible candidate, the vacancy must first ensure to the benefit of any of the therefrom, can the employer fill up such segregated or reserved vacancy by a general appointment. ..... vacancy must first enure to the benefit of any of the other two categories and only in the event that there are no candidates even therefrom, the employer can fill up such segregated or reserved vacancy by a general appointment. 36. ..... peerless general finance's case is very much relevant and the same is extracted below: .....

Union of India Vs. Shri Yaswanth G V

Court : Karnataka

..... gayathri flat ayanavaram, chennai-600023 2.the ministry of social justice & empowerment department of disability affairs government of india shastri bhawan2w.p.no.44696/2014 new delhi-110001 represented by its secretary3the director general of health services nirman bhavan, new delhi-110011 represented by its director general4chief commissioner for persons with disabilities sarojini house, 6 bhagawan dass road new delhi-110001 represented by its chief ..... the disabilities act, inter alia, ordains in chapter vi, provisions relating to the employment of disabled persons through the device of reservation of posts, establishment of special employment exchanges, the formulation of schemes for ensuring employment of persons with disabilities and the reservation and setting apart of not less than three per cent (3%) seats in government educations institutions and other educational institutions ..... adopted, a person having multiple disability with 25% low vision and 15% locomotor disability would not be considered for appointment under the reservation as per section 33 and the same would go to a general category and not the definition of either of these two acts under the hypothetical circumstance given above. ..... by the first respondent to the director general of health services. ..... /2014 cannot yet again be filled up by an eligible candidate, the vacancy must first ensure to the benefit of any of the therefrom, can the employer fill up such segregated or reserved vacancy by a general appointment. .....

iqbal Ahmad Vs. District Inspector of Schools and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(4)AWC3263

..... intermediate education act, a teacher, who is working in c.t. ..... intermediate education act.3. ..... with english literature, history, economics and general english as subjects and as such, he is fully qualified for being promoted in l.t. ..... under regulation 6 of chapter ii of the regulations framed under u. p. .....