Court : Kerala
Reported in : (1967)IILLJ831Ker
..... ext. p-l g. p. dated 3rd april 19157. generally referred to as the 'guarantee g. p.' 2. under section 79(c) of the electricity supply act, 1948, (referred to hereafter as the act) the board was entitled to make rules to provide inter alia for the salaries and other conditions of service of its officers and servants. no such separate rules ..... fell squarely within clause 6 of the 'guarantee g p.', ex. p-l, and by reason of rule 66 of the kerala state electricity board's rules, 1951 (framed under section 78 of the act), the government had the power to issue directions for the purpose of implementing the rights guaranteed by ext. p-l. it was the petitioner ..... to anything'. we feel this shade of meaning is quite appropriate to the expression in section 78a of the act.we feel fortified in that conclusion from the provisions of section 3 of the act which constitutes the central electricity authority, which is vested by clause 2 of section 78a with the jurisdiction to decide any dispute between the .....
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..... to entry in government service qualifies for pension. the provisions of the ksr are adopted by the kseb, invoking its power to make regulations under section 79(c) of the electricity (supply) act, 1948. so the division bench held that, wherever the 'government' is used in the rules, the same has to be understood as kseb. if that be so, rule ..... k.s.e.b (2010 (1) klt586 the issue which came up for consideration before the division bench is whether an aided school teacher, who later joined the kerala state electricity board (kseb) can count his past aided school service, for w.a.nos.645 & 1124/10 -26- the purpose of pensionary benefits, on retirement from the kseb. as ..... 2010 (1) klt348 appears to be correct. the division bench has also taken note of the judgment of another division bench in abdul jabbar p.m. v. kerala state electricity board and others (2010 (1) klt586. therefore, the division bench felt that an authoritative decision on the point by a full bench is warranted. this is how w.a .....
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Reported in : (2010)ILLJ279Ker
..... , dt-september 13, 1974notifications.r.o.in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (5) of section 1 of the employees' state insurance act, 1948 (central act 64 of 1948), the government of kerala, in consultation with the employees' state insurance corporation and with the approval of the central government, hereby given notice of its ..... executing certain contract works and since the contract was over long ago, those workers are unidentifiable now.3. e.s.i. corporation v. premier timber supplies 1993 iii llj(supp) 886 (ker)-db held that temporary employees as well as casual employees who may now be unidentifiable and employees employed through contractors ..... chalakkara, pallimon, nedumpana, kollam. the said proprietary concern is engaged in the manufacture of bricks. electric power is used for the manufacturing process by installing a 20 hp motor. the consumer number assigned by the kerala state electricity board to the establishment is 7074. it is an e.s.i. unit which was started .....
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Reported in : [1994]79CompCas213(Ker)
..... ca), wherein roxburgh j. said, 'the purpose of this section (section 210) is not so much to rake up the past as to redeem the future.'35. in rajahmundry electric supply corporation ltd. v. a. nageswara rao, [1956] 26 comp cas 91, 97 ; air 1956 sc 213, 217, the supreme court observed : 'where nothing more is ..... the court considers just and equitable.' on the report of the cohen committee section 210 was incorporated in the english companies act, 1948, and we followed in india by introducing section 153c in the indian companies act, 1913. the recommendation of the babha committee in 1952 widened the scope and area still further. the remedy was extended ..... the power was vested with the court under the companies act, 1956. the parallel provision ih the english companies act, 1948, since repealed is section 210. for the first time in the indian companies act, 1913, protection to shareholders was made in section 153c by the companies amendment act, 1951. this is a protection to avoid winding up in .....
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Reported in : ILR2011(1)Ker697
..... , section 22(h) provides that they will haveto deal with matters of public works, housing, town planning includingregulation of building constructions, environment, electricity, water supply,drainage and sewerage. in a town panchayat, these functions are entrustedto the standing committee for development of the town panchayat undersection 22(1)(b). ..... civic rights of 1789 enunciates the scope of the right under article 17 and so does article 17 of the universal declaration of human rights, 1948 adopted in the united nations general assembly. earlier human rights were restricted to the claim of individual's right to health, right to livelihood, ..... as follows: "the most important event in the history of decentralised planning process in india was the promulgation of 73rd and 74th constitutional amendment acts on december 22nd 1992 conferring constitutional status to local self government institutions. ......this became a landmark in democratic decentralisation in the country, giving local .....
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Reported in : (1983)ILLJ267Ker
..... ambit of the term 'workman'. their services could be terminated only in accordance with the provisions of the industrial disputes act.33. o.p.no. 3876 of 1982: petitioner is a second grade overseer under the electricity board. whatever be the literal meaning of the word 'overseer' the learned counsel appearing for the board, learned additional ..... work is said to consist of organisation of manila samajams and balavadis, supervision of feeding centres and helping people to develop saving mentality and supervision of the food supply among the kids in balavadis. apprehending retrenchment she has approached this court emphasising her right to continue in service. in the light of our discussion detailed above, ..... only a reproduction of that found in sub-section (2) of section 240 of the government of india act, 1935, was held in the high commr. for india v. i.m. lall 75 ind. app. 225 : a.i.r. 1948 p.c. 121 as mandatory qualifying the right of the employer recognized in sub-section (i) thereof. .....
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Reported in : 1979CriLJ187
..... of kerala is assailed in this writ petition by the two petitioners, the first of them, the president of the kerala state electricity board workers association, a trade union registered under the trade unions act, and the second, an employee of the board. the union had called a general strike to enforce its demands made to the ..... the footing that the subject-matter fell within the concurrent list. the contention advanced on behalf of the state was that subsequent to the bombay act of 1947 there was central legislation in 1948 and 1949 and again in 1950, and that as a result of these legisla- tions, the bombay enactment had become inoperative. the question ..... state of bombay : [1955]1scr799 the question arose regarding the repugnancy of the bombay act 36 of 1947 to the provisions of the essential supplies (temporary powers) act, 1946 as amended by central act 52 of 1950. under section 7(1) of the central act the punishment provided was for three years or with fine or with both. the bombay .....
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..... on 15-5-1996 and 1-8-1996 in respect of grant of 25% rebate to low tension, high tension and extra high tension industrial consumers of electricity, as a policy of the state government. one of the issues raised therein was that the assailed notifications were not issued in terms of articles 154 and ..... nothing in this rule shall be construed as authorising any department, including the finance department, to make re-appropriation from one grant specified in the appropriation act to another such grant". (emphasis supplied) as per rule 11, all orders or instruments made or executed by or on behalf of the government of the state shall be expressed to ..... scheme will also be granted leave without allowances for the purpose of taking up employment abroad or within the country on the following terms and conditions:-" (emphasis supplied) 26. therefore we find that government decided to grant permission to the staff of private colleges, which opted for the direct payment system also, leave without .....
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..... on 15-5-1996 and 1-8-1996 in respect of grant of 25% rebate to low tension, high tension and extra high tension industrial consumers of electricity, as a policy of the state government. one of the issues raised therein was that the assailed notifications were not issued in terms of articles 154 and ..... nothing in this rule shall be construed as authorising any department, including the finance department, to make re-appropriation from one grant specified in the appropriation act to another such grant". (emphasis supplied) as per rule 11, all orders or instruments made or executed by or on behalf of the government of the state shall be expressed to ..... scheme will also be granted leave without allowances for the purpose of taking up employment abroad or within the country on the following terms and conditions:-" (emphasis supplied) 26. therefore we find that government decided to grant permission to the staff of private colleges, which opted for the direct payment system also, leave without .....
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..... court; 6. nor because it is a body to which a matter is referred by another body. see 'rex v. electricity commissioners', 1924- 1kb171(c)" and observed at page 298 : "an administrative tribunal may act judicially, coc no.1358 of 2014 -:7. :- but still remain an administrative tribunal as distinguished from a court, strictly so ..... (ii) order the recovery of loss caused to the local self government institution from the person responsible; coc no.1358 of 2014 -:31. :- (iii) order the supply of omission or rectification of defects due to inaction; (iv) order the recovery of loss from the accused failing which, order realisation through revenue recovery proceedings; (v) ..... government institution, realise such loss from those who are responsible for such irregularity, and (d) where the irregularity is due to omission or inaction cause to supply the omission and to rectify the mistake. (2) in addition to the functions enumerated in sub- section (1), the ombudsman may pass interim order restraining .....
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