Court : Chennai
Reported in : 85Ind.Cas.1025
..... , in the rules made on august 28, 1863, under the first letters patent, rule 8 runs thus: 'vakils shall not appear, plead ..... that clauses 7, 8 and 9 of the letters patent of 1862 empowered the high court to enrol so many advocates to appear and plead, so many vakils to appear, plead and act, and so many attorneys to appear and act, as the court deemed fit, while clause 9 of the amended letters patent of 1865 empowered the high court to enrol such and so many advocates, vakils and attorneys as the court deemed fit, and described the functions of each class of practitioners collectively without the use of the word 'respectively'; that ..... the words 'as such' must have been put in, in order specially to prevent members of one branch of the profession claiming to pracise as members of any of the other branches of the profession. ..... section 11 of the high courts act of 1861 made applicable to the high court and the judges thereof all the provisions then in force of acts of parliament, or of any orders of her majesty in council, or of any acts of the legislature of india, etc. .....
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..... a counter, refuting all allegations made by the petitioner, besides stating as under: i) that at the time of marriage only 60 sovereigns of gold were gifted to the petitioner by her father and the same was pledged in canara bank, sankarandampalayam by her brother sethurajeshwaran ii) that he is an organic farmer and member in union planning commission, committee on conservation of native livestock and also south asian pastoral parliament, united nations environment programme, board member of tnau appointed by the hon'ble governor of tamil nadu and ..... it is the stand taken in the counter filed on 28.05.2014 by the 3rd respondent / husband that his wife, after leaving her matrimonial home, enrolled herself for a psycho drama course at woman's christian college, keeping her little daughter in the care of her sister-in-law's family and she has also let down the child kundavi in lurch in the care of distant relatives, which prompted the third respondent / husband to bring his daughter to his house at coimbatore. ..... even after the fir, the 2nd respondent has not taken any action against accused persons, which forced her to report the matter to the 1st respondent. ..... the 3rd respondent lived in malaysia for a period of two years and was subsequently, arrested for his overstay on a tourist visa and he also incurred loss in business, which forced him to return to india in april, 2004. .....
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Reported in : (2001)IILLJ492Mad
..... that all the beedi rollers who are eligible and required to be made members of the provident fund are being made members from time to time and their provident fund contributions are being deducted regularly and sent to the said jyoti home industries, krishnagiri for depositing with the provident fund department as the members covered under the code no.tn/21270, and 4. ..... i swear on oath and submit that all the workers engaged by the registered independent beedi manufacturing contractors who are eligible to become members of the provident fund have been covered under the provident fund scheme by the independent beedi manufacturing contractors who engaged them. ..... the particulars of the wages paid to the beedi workers who are members of the provident fund are furnished to the employer periodically for depositing the same to the provident fund authorities. ..... in spite of their valid representation through a counsel, the first respondent in the communication, dated february 19, 1998, has purported to determine the dues for the period march 1996 to february, 1997 in the petitioners establishment in respect of 'certain non-enrolled employees', at rs. ..... the employer has taken undue advantage and not enrolled all the eligible employees as provident fund subscribers and thereby the very purpose of the social security legislation has been defeated. ..... 18,54,612-30 towards the alleged dues for the period from march 1996 to february, 1997 in respect of certain non-enrolled employees. .....
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..... judicial magistrate had been sent along with the report dated 15.01.2007 of the jaswant nagar police station to the senior superintendent of police, ghaziabad, but it appears from the order dated 08.08.2007 of the senior superintendent of police, ghaziabad, that he has not gone into the question as to whether the appellant was suitable for appointment to service or to the post of constable in which he was appointed and he has only held that the selection of the appellant was illegal and irregular because he ..... vehemently contended, that the impugned orders cannot be sustained in law, as the cases of all petitioners do not fall under rule 14(b) of the tamil nadu special police subordinate services rules, and there was no material with the respondents to hold, that the petitioners' character and antecedents were such as to disqualify them from services, the only material with the respondents is the criminal cases, which ended in acquittal much before the process of selection started and in some of the cases, petitioners ..... it is alleged that this is a false statement made by the respondent because he and some of his family members were involved in a criminal case being fir 36.under section 325/34 ..... consideration, i find force in the contention raised by the learned counsel for the petitioners. ..... the tamil nadu uniformed services recruitment board (tnusrb) issued recruitment notification tnusrb police recruitment 2012 on 22.03.2012 for enrollment of police constable grade-ii, jail warden .....
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