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All Kerala Distributors Association, Represented By Its Secretary Vs. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... and maternity benefits. ostensibly, it may appear that the liability arising from the obligations under the 1985 act have nothing to do 52 with the subject of vehicle tax. however, the 1985 act has been enacted with the objects and reasons noted. as a vast number of employees were ..... the state of kerala. this act is ascribable to entries 23 and 24 of list iii concurrent list. entry 23 deals with social security and social insurance; employment and unemployment and entry 24 deals with welfare of labour including conditions of work, provident funds, employers liability, workmen s compensation, invalidity and old age pensions ..... ) or sub-section (5) as the case may be, shall be final. 34 provide for determination of the amount due under the act and the scheme from the employer, employee and self-employed person. it provides for remedy of review petition before the authority, who determined the arrears; an appeal before the district labour .....

Sunita Devi Vs. The State Of Bihar

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... vitiating the trial. it may have other consequences like making the delinquent magistrate liable to disciplinary proceedings, or giving the accused a right to claim compensation against the state for failing to provide him legal aid. but it would not vitiate the trial unless it is shown that failure to provide legal ..... for appointment as a non-judicial member by virtue of experience of criminal prosecution include the director of public prosecutions. section 120 of the coroner and justice act, 2009 guidelines 120 sentencing guidelines (1) in this chapter sentencing guidelines means guidelines relating to the sentencing of offenders. (2) a sentencing guideline may ..... the court which deals with the offender for the offence may have regard to (a) the offender s conduct after conviction, or (b) any change in the offender s circumstances. (emphais supplied) 72 section 30 of the sentencing act, 2020 pre-sentence reports 30 pre-sentence report requirements (1) this section applies where, by virtue .....

The Telephone Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... him the chief question. later he put this question more methodically: 'how does our ear perceive the composite vibrations of all the organs of speech acting at the page 126 u. s. 65 same time?' or, expressed more generally, 'how do we perceive the vibrations of several bodies sounding simultaneously?' if we throw a stone into ..... defendant charges that the contrary of all said allegations is true; that this defendant has done no unlawful or inequitable act in the premises; that it is not responsible for said alleged newspaper publications; that said drawbaugh's original invention was complete, successful, operative, and practically and successfully operated, and reduced to practice as a 'speaking ..... , desisted and refrained from making and using his said inventions, and acquiesced in his right page 126 u. s. 113 thereto, and never did, so far as this defendant is informed and believes, any act to impair his said rights or which would prevent the grant of a good and valid patent or patents to .....

Whirlpool Corp. Vs. Marshall

Court : US Supreme Court

..... was with the provision's compensation requirement. the law then, as it does today, already afforded workers a right, under certain circumstances, to walk off their jobs when faced with hazardous conditions. see 116 cong.rec. 42208 (1970), leg.hist. 12231224 (rep. scherle) (reference to taft-hartley act). under section 7 of the national labor relations act, 29 u.s.c. 157, employees have a protected ..... that the petitioner's actions against deemer and cornwell constituted discrimination in violation of 11(c)(1) of the act. [ footnote 8 ] as relief, the complaint prayed, inter alia, that the petitioner be ordered to expunge from its personnel files all references to the reprimands issued to the two employees, and for a permanent injunction requiring the petitioner to compensate the two employees for the .....

Thalappalam Ser.Coop.Bank Ltd.and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... an extended arm of the state and thus an instrumentality of the state or authority as mentioned under article 12 of the constitution. in all india sainik schools employees association v. defence minister-cum-chairman board of governors, sainik schools society, new delhi and others (1989) supplement 1 scc205 this court held that the sainik ..... an association or an association of persons who have come together for a common purpose of economic development or for mutual help. right to information act 24. the rti act is an act enacted to provide for citizens to secure, access to information under the control of public authorities and to promote transparency and accountability in the working ..... to show that the cooperative societies, with which we are concerned, in the context of the act, would fall within the definition of section 2(h) of the act. right to information and the right to privacy 44. people s right to have access to an official information finds place in resolution 59(1) of the un .....

REFERENCE - Ambrose Vs. Harris (Procurator Fiscal, Oban) (Scotland), R ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... any event: (a) before the start of any questioning by the police or other law enforcement authorities; (b) upon carrying out any procedural or evidence-gathering act at which the person's presence is required or permitted as a right in accordance with national law, unless this would prejudice the acquisition of evidence; (c) from the outset of deprivation ..... tends to become increasingly complex, notably with respect to the rules governing the gathering and use of evidence. in most cases, this particular vulnerability can only be properly compensated for by the assistance of a lawyer whose task it is, among other things, to help to ensure respect of the right of an accused not to incriminate himself ..... cans of diesel that were discovered in his car. he replied that he had poured the fuel from the tank of a service vehicle that he drove as an employee into the containers that the police had found in his car. he said that he intended to use it for his own personal purposes in other words, he .....

Indian Bank Association and ors. Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... possible and an endeavour shall be made to | | | |conclude the trial within six months from the date of filing | | | |of the complaint. | | 11. section 145 of the act deals with the evidence on affidavit and reads as follows : 145. evidence on affidavit. (1) notwithstanding anything contained in the code of criminal procedure, 1973, (2 of 1974.) the evidence ..... or rehear the case in the manner provided in criminal procedure code.19. this court in damodar s. prabhu v. sayed babalal h. (2010) 5 scc663 laid down certain guidelines while interpreting sections 138 and 147 of the negotiable instruments act to encourage litigants in cheque dishonour cases to opt for compounding during early stages of litigation ..... 138 cases to follow the above-mentioned procedures for speedy and expeditious disposal of cases falling under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act.23. writ petition is, accordingly, disposed of, as above. .. j.(k.s. radhakrishnan) .j.(vikramajit sen) new delhi, april 21, 2014. .....

Akhilesh Prasad Vs. Jharkhand Public Service Commission

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... their existing service conditions shall not be varied to their disadvantage and stands protected by virtue of section 73 of the act, 2000.55. in our considered view, such of the employees who are members of the sc/st/obc whose caste/tribe has been notified by an amendment to the constitution( ..... . 1 reportable in the supreme court of india (civil appellate jurisdiction) civil appeal no._____of2022@ slp (c) 18890 of2021akhilesh prasad ...appellant(s) versus jharkhand public service commission & ors. ...respondent(s) judgment s. ravindra bhat, j.1. i have gone through the judgment of justice u.u. lalit, and agree with his reasoning and conclusions. ..... constitution of india). the right to fair compensation 5 1990 (2) scr8436 (1994) supp (1) scr7147 section 115 (7), states re-organization act, 1956; sections 69-70 madhya pradesh re-organization act, 2000; sections 74-75 uttar pradesh re-organization act, 2000; section 78, andhra pradesh re-organization act, 2014 8 and transparency in land .....

Shaji Poulose Vs. The Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (1960) 3 scr528( hathising manufacturing co. ltd. ), which concerned the challenge to the validity of section 25fff(1) of the industrial disputes act, 1947, which required the industries to pay compensation on closure of their undertakings: 10. whether an impugned provision imposing a fetter on the exercise of the fundamental right guaranteed by article 19(1)(g ..... in practice with their grammatical variations and cognate expressions shall be construed accordingly. explanation. an associate or a fellow of the institute who is a salaried employee of a chartered accountant in practice or a firm of such chartered accountants or firm consisting of one or more chartered accountants and members of any other ..... firm came to be about 14 to 15 audits, therefore, no change was warranted. notably, the minutes of 205th meeting of the council record the institute s president s reference to a relevant paper presented in capa t.c. (civil) no.29 of 2021 etc. 27 conference at korea in 1989. the minutes of the .....

Sri K. Shivakumar and anr. Vs. Appropriate Authority and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (2000)159CTR(SC)123

..... , as far as completed transactions arc concerned, namely, where, after the order for compulsory purchase under section 269ud of the income-tax act was made and possession has been taken over, compensation was paid to the owner of the property and accepted without protest, we see no reason to upset those transactions and hence, nothing ..... made. indeed the transferor expressed its willingness to accept the balance amount of consideration. accordingly, a sum of rs, 97,67,233 was paid to m/s. vidyavathi kapoor trust by cheque. on receipt of the amount the transferor delivered possession of the property. from the record it appears that the respondents stated before ..... tax, bangalore to issue 'no objection' to the petitioner and the proposed transferee since the property in question has revested with the transferor. the proposed transfer, m/s. kajallu trust represented by its trustee k.v. shiva kumar also filed writ petition no. 34820 of 1996 in the karnataka high court seeking similar reliefs. on .....