Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR1960Raj49
..... 1943'. interpretation : 2. the several words, terms and expressions used in this license shall have the same meanings as are assigned to them in indian electricity act of 1910 (amended up-to-date) and the rules made thereunder; provided that in this license: (1) the expression 'the licensee' shall mean and include the said messrs. ..... by shares and registered in the kishangarh state within two months from the date of this license, such company to be named and styled 'the kishangarh electric supply company limited' with the licensees acting as its managing agents. company's capital: 5. the company shall start work with an authorised capital of rs. 5, 00, 000/- (five ..... company. penalty when power fails: 17. the licensees shall be bound to ensure a constant and uninterrupted supply of electric energy and for all interruptions other than those caused by an act of god or military action, the licensee shall be liable to pay a penalty of rs. 50/- per hour. repairs, alterations etc. to be made .....
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Reported in : AIR1988Raj64; 1987(2)WLN538
..... to pay minimum charges in excess of the normal rates prescribed for other similar heavy consumers contravenes certain statutory provisions contained in the indian electricity act, 1910 and the electricity (supply) act, 1948 in addition to violating article 14 of the constitution. this finding alone is sufficient to apply the above supreme court decision to declare ..... is also relied on to support the argument of existence of alternative remedy. on merits dr. singhvi contended that the petitioner has taken a somersault by amendment of the writ petition to raise the above contention, since the petition as initially filed was based only on the aforesaid construction of clause 16(c), ..... to 25mw for which the peitioner gave consent vide letter dt.aaug. 1, 1978 resulting in the execution of the supplementary agreement dt./- dec. 15, 1981 amending the initial agreement dt./- feb. 8, 1973 to this extent. the significant addition in this supplementary agreemen dt./- dec. 15, 1981 was the insertion of .....
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Reported in : AIR1979Raj209; 1978(11)WLN517
..... acquisition can be made for construction of roads, for construction of dams, for construction of railway line, government offices and for power house of the electricity board or planned housing schemes implementation for the housing board corporation. it is difficult to understand that if the acquisition is made for constructing a ..... under the provisions of the u. i. t. act, by the government for public purpose would always be for public utility irrespective of the fact that actual utilisation of it for a particular scheme, may be of irrigation, may be of electricity generation plant, may be of roads, may be of government ..... offices or providing shop complex, commercial centres or a park or houses to the homeless people through the instrumentality of the housing board. the term 'public utility' is to be understood as it would mean in common parlance and in generic sense having a comprehensive meaning. 27. the 42nd amendment .....
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Reported in : AIR2009Raj178; RLW2009(3)Raj2081
..... 2), the court shall determine such rent having due regard to the prevailing rent or standard rent for similar premises in the samelocality, the various amenities (such as electricity, water connection, sanitary fittings and the like) attached to the premises, the cost ofconstruction, maintenance and repairs thereof, the special reasons, if any, proved by theplaintiff ..... or standard rentfor any premises has been determined or re-determined byany court under this act or by any authority under any law or order repealedby section 30 before the commencement of the rajasthan premisees (control of rent and eviction)(amendment) ordinance, 1975and the amount of such fair rent or standard rent is the same ..... . conventry metals pvt. ltd. reported in 2007 (5) wlc (raj.) 478 where the learned single judge relying upon the judgment in balbeer kumar jain's case (supra) and heera lal's case (supra) and taking note of the provisions of the old act of 1950 and the new act of 2001 held in para 15 as follows .....
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Reported in : 1988(2)WLN446
..... constitutional cannot be made to wipe out present vice (constitutional) by making retrospective laws. we are, therefore, firmly of the view that the gujrat panchayats (third amendment) act, 1978 is unconstitutional, as it offends articles 311 & 14 and is arbitrarily and unreasonable.10. applying the afore-quoted principles laid down by their lordships of ..... . 5) by which, definition clause in rule 2, rule 6, rules 24 and 29 apart from the schedule were amended. thereby, it was provided that the post of assistant engineer (mechanical) or (electrical) will be filled in 55% by direct recruitment and then 50% by promotion which was further sub-divided in equal ..... ratio of 25% and 25% to be filled from amongst junior engineers (mechanical or electrical) and sub-engineers (mechanical or electrical). then, by another notification of 18th june, 1977 (anx. 6) the amendment made by notification of 22nd june, 1976 was given retrospective effect from 1st april, 1975.6. the subordinate .....
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Reported in : AIR2006Raj168
..... suit.15. the contention of the appellant is that the trial court has not properly appreciated the matter and the provisions of section 26 of the electricity act were not applicable. it was also contended that in the inspection report it was found that the meter installed at the premises of the plaintiff-respondent was ..... matter shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the act or by reference to electrical inspector, govt. of rajasthan, and in the event of any difference or dispute arising that cannot be determined as aforesaid the provisions of the indian arbitration act as amended from time to time shall apply.a perusal of above condition ..... no. 31 indicates that this condition relates to the matters of dispute between the board and the consumer in respect of supply of electricity which cannot be determined under the conditions of 1964 .....
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Reported in : 1986(1)WLN605
..... employees at the time when the said circulars were issued. it was, therefore, not necessary for the petitioner to make any amendment in the service rules altering the age of superannuation. the directions contained in the aforesaid circulars of the registrar can, therefore, be treated as conditions of service ..... be 55 years and the various co-operative societies, including the petitioner, were directed to take steps to give effect to the said circular by making necessary amendments in the service conditions of the employees. in so far as the petitioner is concerned, there was no service condition prescribing the age of superannuation for its ..... more or less in an automatic' process and there is no violation in the act where as termination is a positive act by which one party even against the desire of the other can bring about the end to an employment. in the united provinces electric supply co ltd. v. t.n. chatterjee and ors. (supra), the supreme .....
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Reported in : 1989(2)WLN41
..... received of the notice of demand on 28th june, 1979 or 29th june, 1979 is not mentioned. in our opinion in the expression 'consumption of electrical energy supplied' under the act, even the dues payable for the minimum charges during the period of disconnection during the agreemental period will be included. so far as the definition of ..... 'dues' contained in section 2(b) of the mp act is concerned, we may state that the said amendment appear to have been made in 1976, perhaps to make matters beyond any controversy by way of classification, otherwise in our opinion even ..... without the aforesaid amendment in the definition under section 2(b) of the mp act taking into consideration the object and context of the definition of dues the amount of minimum charges for the period of disconnection .....
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Reported in : [2003(96)FLR39]; RLW2003(2)Raj1225; 2002(4)WLC106; 2002(5)WLN595
..... for purposes unconnected with any manufacturing process and may not form part of the factory. referring to definition of factory under the factories act the court said that the process of transforming electrical energy from a high to a low potential and the process of transmitting the energy through supply lines are both manufacturing process. ..... premises, which conforms to definition of factory. therefore irresistibly it must be held that a person engaged in such station is engaged in connection with distribution of electricity, the product, generation of which taken place in factory.24. the aforesaid distinction is further clear from the two decisions referred to by learned counsel which ..... . 1000/-only as prior to 27th january 1985 were brought within the purview of benefit of e.s.i. when amendment was made in e.s.i. act, 1948.7. in pursuance of aforesaid amendment when a demand was raised for contribution in the first instance, the writ petitions were filed in this court by employees .....
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Reported in : AIR1989Raj24; 1988(2)WLN197
..... said relationship continues till then. in this context, it may also be mentioned that the definition of 'tenant' contained in section 3(vii) of the act was amended by rajasthan premises (control of rent & eviction) (amendment) act, 1976 (act no. 14 of 1976) and the said definition now reads as under : --'3(vii) 'tenant' means : --(a) the person by whom ..... (sic) but also in consonance with the intention of the legislature as indicated in the definition of 'tenant' as amended by rajasthan, act no. 14 of the 1976. in so far as the decision in ambey prasad v. jaipur metal & electricals ltd., (1967 raj lw 234) (supra) is concerned it may be stated that in that case the question as ..... court in dhanpal chettiar v. yesodai ambal, (air 1979 sc 1745) (supra), as well as the intention of the legislature as expressed in the amendment introduced in the act by rajasthan act no. 14 of 1976. it must, therefore, be held that the munsif was right in holding that the rights of the respondent in the suit .....
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