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The Registrar, High Court Vs. C.B.S. Naidu

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1989)1MLJ66

..... on 29.4.1987 which is to the following effect:resolved to abstain from attending the district munsif s court, nannilam ..... many of the villages located in the forest areas especially in dekonikottai taluk is infested with wild animals making journey risky and perilous.resolution 5: the members of the bar unanimously feel that late sittings in court every day beyond court hours causes inconvenience to the members of the bar in the matter of preparation of cases for the next day.all the above resolutions are discussed fully and passed unanimously.then again, a resolution was passed when he was presiding officer at nanilani district munsif's court ..... the writ appeal arises under the following circumstances: the respondent herein was enrolled as an advocate on 6.10.1960. .....

M. Palanisamy Vs. the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1998)1MLJ385

..... that rule 5(4) of tamil nadu state judicial service (cadre & recruitment) rules, 1995 (for short, 'the rules'), dealing with the method of appointment, qualification, and age, did not authorise first respondent to fix the ratio as 1:3 to call for candidates for viva voce examination; on the other hand in the second proviso, ratio is fixed as 1:6 when the recruitment is to be made on the basis of viva voce test either the state government or the first respondent have no power to issue administrative instructions or orders so as to contradict ..... the petitioner seriously challenges the fixing of the ratio as 1:3 to call the caadidates for viva voce test, on the ground that the rules do not provide for fixing up the ratio of 1:3; on the other hand the ratio fixed in the rules is 1:6 where selection was to be made without written examination; and that the same criteria could be adopted; had it been followed by the first respondent, the petitioner had chance to get call letter for viva voce test. ..... the petitioner states that he enrolled himself as an advocate in the year 1985 and since then he has been practising at melur in the courts of district munsif as well as judicial magistrate; the first respondent invited applications from eligible candidates; earlier the interview cards were issued to candidates based on the marks obtained by them in the b.l. ..... ) was a member, had an occasion to deal with this very question precisely, in w.p. no. .....

K. Nithiyanantham Vs. State of Tamil Nadu Rep. by Its Secretary to Gov ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2006(1)CTC1; [2007(1)JCR423(Mad)]; (2006)1MLJ1

..... if we make a thorough reading of the entire judgment including the last portion of the paragraph 7 of the kuttappan's case, it is clear that the supreme court has not merely interpreted the provisions of the kerala act and karnataka act, but also declared a law giving out the ratio decidendi that the enrolment of new members by the administrator or the special officer would involve alteration of the composition of the society itself, which affects the object and scheme of the act intending to establish the democratic set up in the cooperative societies.30. ..... -- notwithstanding anything contained in this act or in any other law for the time being in force or in any judgment, decree or order of any court or other authority, the special officer appointed under sub-section (1) of section 88 or under sub-section (1) of section 89, or the administrator appointed under sub-section (12) of section 33, as the case may be, shall have the power of exercising the functions of the board under clause (i) of sub-section (2) of section 21, to admit, any individual eligible for admission, as a member of the society, in accordance with the provisions of section 21.'51. .....

A. Ramachandran Vs. A. Alagiriswami, Govt. Pleader High Court, Madras ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad450

..... to appear when so instructed in all suits, appeals, or other proceedings of a civil nature instituted in the high court, the city civil court or the presidency court of small causes, madras, by or against members of the police force in their official capacity;(iii) to advise government, the board of revenue, and heads of departments and district officers in cases of difficulty in regard to the institution, defence and conduct of suits or other civil proceedings, in which the government are concerned or interested, instituted before subordinate courts and, in suits of more ..... judges, chief presidency magistrates and other judicial officers would normally have been enrolled as advocates of this court before they entered government service and worked their way upto the posts enumerated in the precis of the standing orders.it could not have been the intention of the rules that such persons could claim to be selected on the basis that they were advocates; the explicit requirement that such judicial officers should have held those posts for ..... but the state government contends that on 1-7-1960 after retirement from the stale higher judicial service the first respondent became entitled to practice' as an advocate, he being a person already in the roll of this court as an advocate having been enrolled as early as 1936.the contention of the petitioner is that the prescribed qualification under the g. ..... alagiriswami, the first respondent, was enrolled as an advocate of this court on 16-3- .....

Chartered Accountants Study Circle Vs. Institute of Chartered Accounta ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]108TAXMAN341(Mad)

..... are in practice, in service and that of the members generally, respectively.4.14 part 1 of the second schedule to the act deals with the professional misconduct in relation to chartered accountants in practice requiring action by a high court, of which, the following clauses are relevant to be referred to:(1) discloses information acquired in the course of his professional engagement to any person other than his client without the consent of his client or otherwise than as required by any law for the time being in force:(5) fails to disclose a material fact known to him ..... who have completed 45 years of age, from enrolment as advocate and held the same as ultra vires articles 14 and 19(1)(g), finding that there is no reliable, statistical or other materials placed on record in support of the interference that ex-government or quasi-judicial government servants or the like indulged in undesirable activity, after entering the profession, and held that the said rule is unreasonable and arbitrary, as the choice of the age of 45 years is made, keeping only a certain group in mind, excluding the vast majority of other persons .....

Society of Auditors Vs. Comptroller and Auditor General of India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]111TAXMAN516(Mad)

..... who are in practice, in service and that of the members generally, respectively.4.14 part 1 of the second schedule to the act deals with the professional misconduct in relation to chartered accountants in practice requiring action by a high court of which, the following clauses are relevant to be referred to : '(1) discloses information acquired in the course of his professional engagement to any person other than his client without the consent of his client; or otherwise than as required by, any law for the time being in force;(2) to (4)**(5) fails to disclose a material fact known ..... have completed 45 years of age from enrolment as advocate and held the same as ultra vires articles 14 and 19(1)(g), finding that there is no reliable, statistical or other material placed on record in support of the inference that ex-government or quasi-judicial government servants or the like indulged in undesirable activity, after entering the profession, and held that the said rule is unreasonable and arbitrary, as the choice of the age of 45 years is made, keeping only a certain group in mind, excluding the vast majority of other persons who .....

Palaniyammal and Others The Government of Tamil Nadu represented by it ...

Court : Chennai

..... therefore, just because the petitioners are members of the self help group and the self help group gets some subsidies towards micro credit for the rural poor, the same could not be relied on by the second respondent to dis-entitle the petitioners from seeking regularization of their service, if they have rendered a long service with the second respondent in the work of collection of solid waste. ..... on the other hand, the resolutions and various proceedings of the second respondent, that were filed by the amicus curiae in the typed-set of papers, after collecting of those materials from the second respondent, would disclose that the petitioners were directly employed by the second respondent, while they are the members of the self help group. ..... state of punjab, (2013) 14 scc 65 : (i) in that case, the state of punjab recruited the ex-servicemen, those who were having armed licence and enrolled with the employment exchange between 1986, as special police officers under section 17 of the 45 police act, 1861 during the large scale disturbance during 1980s. ..... act, 1947 and contrary to its certified standing orders as statutorily required to be drawn up under the industrial employment (standing orders) act, 1946 can dispense with the service of any workman without complying with the law in force. .....

A. Mahesh, Vs. K.K. College of Pharmacy Rep. by Its Principal/Correspo ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2003(4)CTC657

..... legislatures were conscious of the existence of the pharmacy act, 1948 and the formation of central council and state council for the purpose of enrolling names in the register to enable the candidates to practice in the profession, while they enacted all india council for technical education act, 1987. ..... the director general, council of scientific and industrial research is also one of the member of the council. ..... the chairman, university grants commission is also a member of the council. ..... , as prescribed under the provisions of 'pharmacy act' would have no force and those provisions shall be deemed to have been impliedly repealed and therefore, the petitioners who underwent the course in the curricula prescribed by the aicte cannot be deprived of their right to register themselves under the provisions of the pharmacy act.5. ..... the said act was amended by act 70 of 1976 with the object to provide for wider representation in the pharmacy council of india by providing representatives of the union territory, as also of the university grants commission and all india council for technical education and also to empower the pharmacy council of india to keep non specialist members as members of its committee. .....

G. Sarath Raj Vs. Government of Tamilnadu Rep. by Its Principal Secret ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)5MLJ1409

..... the members of the petitioner's family are participating in the festivals and in the functions of that community and they also following the customs and conventions of the said community and all the members of the petitioner's family is also accepted as the members of the hindu paraiyan community and also as per the said affidavit the members of the petitioners family is also participating in the aadi friday festival of the hindu marriamman temple in the ..... much stress is laid on the views of the members of the community the same may lead on the views of the members of the community the same may lead to dangerous ..... a clarification whether a born christian on conversion to hinduism can be treated as a member of a schedule caste and the government after getting certain clarifications from the then advocate general has referred the matter to the district vigilance committee, madurai and reply is awaited and apart from this as per the averment in the counter affidavit, the petitioner's claim is considered under the schedule caste quota and unless and until his social status is decided, results can ..... according to the learned senior counsel for the petitioner, after securing bachelor degree in law in the year 1995, the petitioner enrolled himself as an advocate in the same year in the bar council of tamil nadu and he is practising as an advocate in the sessions and district courts and other subordinate courts also in ..... the said certificate is in force ..... the said certificate is in force .....

S. Lalitha Sundari and Another Vs. Thiru. R. Kethar Nathan and 3 Other ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2002Mad17; (2001)3MLJ336

..... she has been enrolled as a member of the bar council of tamil nadu. ..... while the 3 members of the board who are nominated by the scheme court to the education committee need not have educational qualification, the other 3 family members must have college education, but need not be graduates. ..... board of trustees : the entire properties of the charities shall vest in a board of trustees, consisting of a chairman and five trustees to be appointed by the court, as far as possible, from members of the original five families that gave the original endowment, if they are not otherwise disqualified. 5(c). ..... that is why, clause 6(a) above clarifies that no person will be qualified to be a member of the board of trustees unless he is a male descendant but not related through a female. ..... now, if we look at the rules of management of the avc education committee, it provides for the manner in which the scheme court shall nominate its members out of the ten members:'six members to be nominated by the scheme court, mayiladuthurai from the five families of anbanathapuram vahaira charities. ..... he pointed to the following provisions of the scheme: the qualification to be a member of the board of trustees was that the person should be a male descendant not related through a female. .....