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L, R (on the Application Of) Vs. Commissioner of Police of the Metropo ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... comprehensively explained by my lords, it provides a mechanism whereby those considering the employment of someone applying to work with children may be the better informed as to that person's suitability for the post - more particularly as to whether there is anything known to the police about the person such as should give the prospective employer, at the very least, pause for thought. 63. ..... he referred also to dyson j's judgment in r v local authority and police authority in the midlands, ex p lm [2000] 1 flr 612 in which the approach that was to be taken to section 115(7) of the 1997 act was directly in issue, where he said at p 622: "in my view, the guiding principles for the exercise of the power to disclose in the present case are those enunciated in r v chief constable of the north wales police, ex ..... that the appellant had no criminal convictions and that no information on her was recorded either on the list held under section 142 of the education act 2002 or on the protection of children act 1999 list. ..... "in this section - 'central records' means such records of convictions and cautions held for the use of police forces generally as may be prescribed; 'exempted question' means a question in relation to which section 4(2)(a) or (b) of the rehabilitation of offenders act 1974 (effect of rehabilitation) has been excluded by an order of the secretary of state under section 4(4); 'relevant matter' means - (i) a conviction within the meaning of the rehabilitation of offenders .....

A.Pavadai Vs. Revenue Divisional Officer

Court : Chennai

..... two teachers and till such time thus the period of escorting stands over, one cannot but ascribe it to be in the course of employment the two teachers were assigned to escort the students : the reason obviously being the children should otherwise be safe and secure and it is the act of utter negligence of the two teachers which has resulted in this unfortunate tragedy and thus it is no gain-said that the teachers were ..... the school authorities are concerned and till such time the children return to school, safe and secure after the picnic, the course of employment, in our view continues and thus resultantly, the liability of the school.24. ..... safety of the children obviously were of prime concern so far as the school authorities are concerned and till such time the children return to school, safe and secure after the picnic, the course of employment, in our view continues and thus resultantly, the ..... on their own frolic and the school had done all that was possible to be done in the matter safety of the children obviously were of prime concern so far as .....

M/s. Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Co. Ltd., Salem and Another Vs. ...

Court : Chennai

..... , 2008 of the ministry of labour and employment, the chief labour commissioner, ministry of labour and employment, government of india, new delhi, has revised the payment of variable dearness allowance for the employees engaged in "employment of sweeping and cleaning excluding activities prohibited under the employment of manual scavengers and construction of dry latrines (prohibition) act, 1993, vide, proceedings no.1/11(6)/2015-ls-ii, dated 19.09.2013 ..... reported in 2009 (1) tnmac 593 (sc) (decided on 15.05.2009 by two judges bench), standardised the payment of compensation for the death of children, upto the age of 18 years, by applying different multipliers, taking the notional income of rs.15,000/- per annum. ..... the legal representatives of the deceased filed separate claims, under section 163-a of the motor vehicles act, 1988, the tribunal, by its common award, dated 06.12.2004, awarded a sum of rs.1,55,000/- to the dependents of children between the age group of 10 to 15 years and rs.1,65,000/- between 15 to 18 years. ..... real problem that arises in the cases of death of children is that they are not earning at the time of the ..... addressing the problem of quantifying the loss in the case of death of children, the hon'ble supreme court, at paragraph 15, observed as follows: ..... dependency compensation, rs.5,000/- was deducted towards personal living expenses, after applying '15' multiplier for children, below 15 years and '16' multiplier for children, between 16 and 18 years respectively. .....

Anand Raghavan Vs. State of Delhi and Another

Court : Delhi

..... 8.1.2016 reads as under: order made by his honour judge richards sitting as a deputy high court judge sitting at the royal courts of justice, strand, london wc2a 2ll in chambers on 8 january 2016 in the matter of the children act 1989 and in the matter of the senior courts act 1981 the child is nehtra anand (a girl, born 7/8/09) after hearing counsel paul hepher, on behalf of the applicant father after consideration of the documents lodged by the applicant. ..... respondent no.2 is a masters in communication and besides having vast work experience in india was having a regular employment in uk from march, 2008 to june, 2010 with media reach advertising company in the uk. ..... petitioner claims that respondent no.2 is a masters in communication, has a vast work experience in india and had a regular employment in uk from march, 2008 to june, 2010 with media reach advertising company, uk during her employment in uk, respondent no.2 was earning more than 25,000 pounds per annum. 3. ..... no.2 is a masters in communication, she has had a work experience in india and had a regular employment in the united kingdom from march, 2008, to june, 2010. 58. ..... has also not been denied by respondent no.2 that during her employment in uk, she was earning 25,000 pounds per annum. ..... the respondent no.2 also sought regular employment in uk between march, 2008 to june, 2010 which fact is also not denied by the respondent ..... the respondent no.2 while in uk was gainfully employed and was earning about more than 25,000 pounds .....

Chetan Malhotra and Others Vs. Lala Ram and Others

Court : Delhi

..... as the law is amended by the legislature, or the central government notifies the amendment to the second schedule in exercise of the enabling power vested in it by section 163-a (3) of the motor vehicles act, 1988, and except in cases wherein the prospects of employability and earnings (in future or present) of the deceased child are proved by cogent and irrefutable evidence, this having regard, inter alia, to the academic record or training in special talents or skills, for ..... till such amendment is made by the central government in exercise of power vested under sub-section (3) of section 163-a of the 1988 act or amendment is made by parliament, we hold and direct that for children up to the age of 5 years shall be entitled for a fixed compensation of rs 1,00,000 (rupees one lakh) and persons more than 5 years of age shall be entitled for a fixed compensation of rs 1,50,000 (rupees one lakh and ..... clarifying that this represented "roughly half of the amount given on account of pecuniary damages" taking note, inter alia, of the fact that the deceased children had been shown by evidence to have been performing well in studies and that but for the tragedy, they would have had a "good and bright" future which aspect could not be overlooked ..... second category (all students of class 6 to 10), the loss of estate was worked out with the multiplier of 15 on the assumption that such children having assurance of employment in tisco, would have contributed to the family income in the sum of rs. .....

Hitesh Parihar Vs. State and Ors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... 2000) 7 scc618 has held that with the change in law and the notification dated 23.08.2010 issued under section 23 of the national council of teachers education act, by the ncte, which has been declared as academic authority authorised by the central government by notification, it is not legally permissible to employ the teachers who have not passed the teacher eligibility test ( tet ) which is to be conducted by appropriate government in accordance with the guidelines framed ..... into consideration the entire gamut of service rules and the norms laid down by the national council for teachers education ( ncte ) established under the national council for teachers education act, 1993; article 21a inserted vide constitution (eighty sixth amendment) act, 2002; the 4 enactment of the right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009; and the judgments of hon ble supreme court in andhra kesri education society vs. ..... the court observed that allowing ill-trained teachers coming out of de-recognized or un-recognized institutes or licensing them to teach children of an impressionable age, contrary to the norms prescribed will be detrimental to the interest of the nation itself in the sense that in the process of building a great nation, teachers and educational institutions also play ..... court time and again has emphasized for quality educations in the schools and deprecated the practice of employing unqualified untrained teachers to teach the children of tender age in the schools.35. .....

Eveready Industries India Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT West Bengal

..... the nature of business carried on by the assessee, the risk of negligence such as the one attributed to the assessee's servants while acting in the course of their employment is held clearly incidental to such business and the consequential liability to pay damages for such negligence is also incidental to business. ..... the instant case, the contribution was made to the senior manager's children welfare fund not with any charitable object or with a view to help the children in general but only because the assessee-company, as employer, is interested in the children of the senior managers of the assess ec-company. ..... 1,50,000 -contributions towards ucil senior manager's children welfare fund and ucil service staff executive's children fund were disallowed by the assessing officer. ..... the absence of any further material before us to show that the assessee-company is under an obligation under law to contribute to the children welfare fund, we are unable to appreciate the submission of the ld. ..... 76,000 towards ucil senior managers' children welfare fund and ucil senior staff executive childrens' fund respectively, identical issue was considered by us in paragraphs 112 to 115 of our ..... the cit(a), it was merely contended by the assessee-company lhat the payment is made for the welfare of the children of the employees and not to the employees directly. ..... the cit(a) it was contended that the contribution is not meant to managers but their children relied upon the decision in the case of citv. m.n. .....

King Vs. Smith

Court : US Supreme Court

..... [ footnote 31 ] whatever doubt there might have been over this proposition has been completely dispelled by the 1968 amendments to the social security act, which provide that the states must develop a program: "(i) in the case of a child born out of wedlock who is receiving aid to families with dependent children, to establish the paternity of such child and secure support for him, and" "(ii) in the case of any child receiving such aid who ..... [ footnote 29 ] we think it apparent that neither congress nor any reasonable person would believe that providing employment for some man who is under no legal duty to support a child would in any way provide meaningful economic security for ..... it beyond reason to believe that congress would have considered that providing employment for the paramour of a deserted mother would benefit the mother's children whom he was not obligated to support. ..... clear, as we have noted, that congress expected "breadwinners" who secured employment would support their children. ..... the sort of breadwinner that it had in mind, congress employed the word page 392 u. s. ..... presents the question whether a regulation of the alabama department of pensions and security, employed in that department's administration of the state's federally funded afdc program, is consistent with subchapter iv of the social security act, 42 u.s.c. ..... of private industry" would provide employment for their fathers. ..... program was designed to meet a need unmet by programs providing employment for breadwinners. .....

Wheeler Vs. Barrera

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the court of appeals reversed and remanded, holding that: petitioners were violating the requirement of the act and implementing regulations that educationally deprived nonpublic school children be afforded a program comparable to that provided in public schools; if "on the premises" special teaching services are furnished public school children, then comparable programs must be provided nonpublic school children; the state constitutional provision barring use of "public" school funds in private schools did not apply to title i ..... 415 iii in this court, the parties are at odds over two issues: first, whether on this record title i requires the assignment of publicly employed teachers to provide remedial instruction during regular school hours on the premises of private schools attended by title i eligible students, and, second, whether that requirement, if it exists, contravenes the first amendment ..... on remand, the district court found that, while most of the title i funds allocated to public schools in missouri were used "to employ teachers to instruct in remedial subjects," the petitioners had refused "to approve any applications allocating money for teachers in parochial schools during regular school hours ..... at this stage of the proceedings, this court cannot reach and decide whether title i requires the assignment of publicly employed teachers to provide remedial instruction during regular school hours on the premises of private schools attended by title i eligible students. .....

Dileep Damodaran Vs. Govt. of A.P. Rep. by Its Secretary to Govt. Educ ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1991AP194; 1991(1)ALT207

..... admission by the university of health sciences 1% of the seats shall be reserved in statewide institutions and in each local area for non-statewide institution in respect of mbbs and bds courses for the children of ex-service men and servicemen belonging to the state of andhra pradesh including those serving in other states and persons who are posted, and stationed in the state of andhra pradesh on the date of ..... rule 8-e 1% of the seats are reserved in statewide institutions and in each local area for non-statewide institution in respect of mbbs and bds courses for the children of ex-servicemen and servicemen belonging to the state of andhra pradesh including those serving in other slates and persons who are posted and stationed in the state of andhra pradesh on the date of submission of application. ..... of health sciences i % of the seats shall be reserved in statewide institutions and in each local area for non-statewide institution in respect of mbbs and bds courses for the children of ex-servicemen and servicemen belonging to the state of andhra pradesh including those serving in other states and persons who are posted and stationed in the state of andhra pradesh. ..... the supreme court held relying on a decision in vera chuz (1884) 10 ac 59) that the industrial employment (standing orders) act is a special law in regard to the matters enumerated in the schedule and the regulations made by the electricity board with respect to any of those matters are of no effect unless such .....