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Juhu Parle Education Society and Others Vs. State of Maharashtra and O ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1994Bom279; 1994(2)MhLj1542

..... section 5 of the act provides that marathi shall be the language to be used in bills introduced in either house of the legislature, in all acts passed by the legislature of the state and in all ordinances promulgated by the governor of maharashtra, and in all orders, rules, regulations and bye-laws issued by the state government under the constitution, or under any law made by parliament or the legislature of the state.3. ..... the report sums up by observing that the committee was convinced of the advantages secured by imparting education through the regional languages and consequently the development of regional languages as vital to the general progress of the country.the central advisory board of education in 1956 examined at length the complex problem of the teaching of the languages in relation to the needs of the country and the requirements of the constitution and devised a formula known as the 'three-language formula' which was somewhat simplified, and approved by the conference of chief ministers held in year 1961. ..... the perusal of annexures ii indicates that in respect of schools where medium of instructions is english, three subjects available to the students were (1) english, (2) a modern indian language except hindi or marathi (composite) with sanskrit, pali, ardhamagadhi or a modern foreign language or a classical language and (3) hindi. ..... the subject of education, including technical education, medical education and universities, falls within item no. .....

Medical Council of India Vs. Silas Nelson and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1994SC777; JT1993(3)SC455; 1993(2)SCALE961; (1993)3SCC184; [1993]3SCR787; (1993)2UPLBEC1207

..... it directed the appellant and other authorities to consider the case of respondent 1 and his sister within a period of two months for their admission in the medical college, jabalpur in the light of clause 'e' of the mandatory recommendations approved under section 33 of the indian medical council act, 1956. ..... under section 6 of the act, the medical council of india has been incorporated, which is a body corporate having a perpetual succession and a common seal. ..... physiology development studieswhere in indian universities the first mbbs course which is ot is months the subjects examined are (as per medical council of india)anatomy physiology- one and half biochemistry- year studyas the detailed syllabus of the 5 subjects taught in one year at dar-es-salam university is not given in the prospectus, it is difficult to know whether the course is equal as only three subjects are taught in indian university for one and half years indicating that these subjects are taught in more detail here in our university. ..... that apart, section 14 of the act makes provisions for recognition of medical qualifications granted by countries in which there is no scheme of reciprocity. ..... in 'o' level he claims to have obtained credits in the following six subjects:(i) biology,(ii) chemistry,(iii) english language,(iv) english literature,(v) mathematics; and(vi) physics25. ..... nelson for foreign assignment with zanzibar government. ..... nelson applied for foreign assignment. .....

A. Manjula Bhashini and Ors. Vs. the Managing Director, A.P. Women's C ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2009(5)ALT1(SC); JT2009(9)SC229; (2009)IVLLJ57SC; 2009(9)SCALE99; (2009)8SCC431; 2009(7)LC3037(SC):669458

..... viewed in this context it is apparent that the said act has been made with the sole purpose of preventing poaching of fishes by foreign vessels chartered by indian citizens within the exclusive economic zone of india as specified in rule 8(1) (q) of maritime zone of india rules as amended in 1982 as well as in breach of the provisions of the said act and the terms and conditions of permit issued under section 5 of the said act.20. ..... keeping the background of the purpose of the act in view that would be the proper construction and if that is the proper construction which is in consonance with the english version of the ordinance and the act as well as with the object of the act then in our opinion the act and the ordinance should be construed to mean that only those would be eligible for screening who were appointed prior to june 25, 1975 and were continuing at the time of the commencement of the ordinance i.e. ..... service' has been defined in section 2(vi) to mean service in any office or establishment of the government, a local authority, a corporation or undertaking wholly owned or controlled by the state government, a body established under any law made by the legislature of the state whether incorporated or not, including a university, and any other body established by the state government or by a society registered under any law relating to the registration of societies for the time being in force, and receiving funds from the state government either fully or partly for its .....

N.A. Aiyaswamy Chetty Vs. the Official Assignee of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 151Ind.Cas.14

..... provisions as to this, in language that is almost identical in each case, alike in section 22 of the english bankruptcy act, section 33 of the presidency towns insolvency act, and section 27 of the straits bankruptcy ordinance. ..... the date of the foreign adjudication order it will be recognised as effective though it will not be allowed to interfere with any process, at the instance of a creditor, already pending, even though such process is incomplete, provided that at that date the bankrupt's freedom of disposal was so affected by the process that he could not have assigned, the subject-matter of the process to the receiver lord macnaghten, too, in another part of his judgmeat above referred to has said that the foreign court.must take the assets of the ..... says:now so far as the general principle is concerned, it is quite consistent with the comity of nations that it should be a rule of international law that if the court finds that there is already pending a process of universal distribution of a bankrupt's effects, it should not allow steps to be taken in its territory which would interfere with that process of universal distribution; and that i take to be the doctrine at the bottom of the cases of which goetze v ..... with the main contention, however, put forward for the respondent i am in agreement for the reasons above stated and i therefore, agree with ray lord the chief justice, that the decision of the learned judge in insolvency should be upheld and that this appeal should be .....

Rb (Algeria) (Fc) and Another (Appellants) Vs. Secretary of State for ...

Court : House of Lords

..... and strengthening mutual ties between algeria and the united kingdom: uk investment in algeria, said to be the largest of any foreign state; the supply and purchase of gas; the exchange of security and counterterrorism information; the assistance which the united kingdom can give algeria in its turn towards free enterprise and the use of the english language ..... to consider the implications of the fact that the terms of section 97 of the 2002 act, coupled with section 2(1) of the 1997 act, appear to show a clear intention on the part of parliament that siacs procedures should be available to protect information that in the secretary of states opinion should not be made public not merely in the interests of national security but in the interests of the relationship between the united kingdom and another country, or otherwise in the public interest". ..... eradicate this evil that the european convention on human rights, following the example of the universal declaration of human rights by the general assembly of the united nations on 10 december 1948, was prepared for the governments of european countries ..... the authorities principally relied on to support this conclusionjalloh v germany (2006) 44 ehrr 667 and a v home secretary (no 2) [2006] 2 ac 221were domestic cases which simply never addressed what in this context would be required to constitute a flagrant denial of justice (so fundamental a breach of the principles of fair trial as to destroy the very essence of the right) and .....

Al-skeini and Others (Respondents) Vs. Secretary of State for Defence ...

Court : House of Lords

..... the claimants say that in each of their cases, because of the special circumstances in which british troops were operating in basra, the conduct complained of, although taking place outside the borders of the uk (and, for that matter, any other contracting state), falls within the exceptions recognised by the strasbourg jurisprudence, which the english court must take into account (section 2(1) of the act). ..... " restating the position in the language of the 1980s, in clark v oceanic contractors inc [1983] 2 ac 130, 145d-e, lord scarman said that the general principle is simply that: "unless the contrary is expressly enacted or so plainly implied that the courts must give effect to it, united kingdom legislation is applicable only to british subjects or to foreigners who by coming to the united kingdom, whether for a short or a long time, have made themselves subject to british jurisdiction." 47. ..... and son ltd and other cases on the workmen's compensation legislation, barry j pointed out, at p 274, that they had no direct bearing on the construction of the 1939 act, and continued: "were it material to the decision of the present case, i should have felt bound to accede to the submission of counsel for the defendants that the general scheme of the act of 1939 and the conditions of universal war which existed, or seemed likely to exist, at the time when it was passed, all tend to show that its application is not to be confined to the narrow territorial limits of the united .....

Eft Holdings, Inc and Another Vs. Marinteknik Shipbuilders (S) Pte Ltd ...

Court : Singapore Supreme Court

..... in a tortious claim involving foreign elements, the claimant is not obliged to plead the applicability of foreign law, and in our judgment, there is no reason or basis for imposing any such burden on the plaintiff (see also richard fentiman, foreign law in english courts: pleading, proof and choice of law (oxford university press, 1998) ("foreign law in english courts") at pp 101-103 who notes that the view that a claimant must plead actionability under the lex loci delicti, having decided to sue in england and have english law apply, is hard to justify either ..... the presumption of identity between english and foreign law has always been troublesome. ..... the existence of a combination is often inferred from the circumstances and acts of the alleged conspirators (kuwait oil tanker co sak and another v al bader and others (no 3) [2000] 2 all er (comm) 271 ("kuwait oil tanker") at [110]; asian corporate services (sea) pte ltd v eastwest management ltd (singapore branch) [2006] 1 slr(r) 901 at [19]; the "dolphina" [2012] 1 slr 992 ("dolphina") at [262]-[264]). ..... on 20 june 2008, mr jack jie qin ("mr qin"), the 1st appellant's chairman and chief executive officer, visited taiwan. .....

K G vs.state of Delhi & Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... to another country where, maybe, his native language is not spoken, or the child gets divorced from the social customs and contacts to which he has been accustomed, or if its education in his native land is interrupted and the child is being subjected to a foreign system of education, for these are all acts which could psychologically disturb the summary jurisdiction is exercised only if the court to which the child has been removed is moved promptly and quickly, for in that event, the judge may well be persuaded that it would ..... section 3 of the jj act lays down the fundamental principles which the central government, the state government, the board created under the said act, and other agencies should be guided by while implementing the provisions of the said act. ..... the high court has taken note of the fact that the english court has not directed that the custody of the child should be handed over to the respondent father but that the child should be returned to the jurisdiction of the courts in the uk which would then proceed to determine as to who would be best suited to have the custody of the child. ..... she was also a student at the northern michigan university. ..... the minor, elina mittal (date of birth 20-2- 2006), shall remain a ward of court during her minority or until further order; 2. .....

United States Vs. Percheman

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a foreign language respecting the transactions of foreign officers with whose powers and authorities the court are not well acquainted, containing uncertain and incomplete references to things well understood by the parties but not understood by the court, should be carefully examined before it pronounces that an officer holding a high place of trust and confidence ..... the several acts providing for the settlement and confirmation of private land claims in florida, declares, in its sixth section that certain claims to lands in florida which have not been decided and finally settled "shall be received and adjudicated by the judge of the superior court of the district within which the land lies, upon the petition of the claimant, according to the forms, rules, regulations, conditions, restrictions and limitations prescribed by [for] the district and claimants in the state of missouri, by act of congress approved may 26, 1824, entitled, 'an act enabling the claimants,'" &c.; the copies directed by the ..... in the english part of it, is in these words: "all the grants of land made before 24 january, 1818, by his catholic majesty or by his lawful authorities in the said territories ceded by his majesty to the united states shall be ratified and confirmed to the persons in possession of the lands to the same extent that the same grants would be valid if the territories had remained under the ..... to the universally received doctrine of the ..... chief justice marshall delivered the opinion of the .....

Dilip Kumar Gupta and ors. Vs. State of Jharkhand and ors.

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : 2005(2)BLJR1059; [2005(2)JCR293(Jhr)]

..... it has been constituted to perform the functions, as envisaged under section 6 of the act, 1962, such as :(i) to promote the spread of hindi language;(ii) to work for the promotion, advancement and development of hindi literature in india and foreign countries;(iii) to work for promotion, development and advancement of devnagari script;(iv) to arrange for holding the examination through the medium of hindi language and to confer degrees/ diplomas and other academic distinctions;(v) to establish and maintain schools, colleges and other institutions for instruction in hindi language and hindi literature and also to affiliate schools, colleges and other institutions for its ..... universities in the state of bihar, after careful consideration of the matter, it will appear that the state of bihar, in consultation with the public service commission, bihar, had been pleased to decide the equivalence of various sanskrit degrees, as'detailed below :(a) for the purpose of appointment to the public service,names of sanskrit degrees, diplomas and certificates.name of degrees and diplomas of which deemed equivalent for sanskrit teaching and inspection of sanskrit institutions onlyfor other appointmentsnavin systemprathma (ii)middlemiddleuttar madhyama (ii) (without english)matriculation or s.s. ..... pre-university or higher secondary,shastrl (with english)b.a.la. or b.a. .....