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Longmal and ors. Vs. Superintendent of Police and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1967Raj214; (1969)IILLJ266Raj

..... rules framed under article 309 of the constitution of india by the governor of rajasthan are applicable to the members of the subordinate rank of rajasthan police force on questions relating to the conditions of service but subject to the provisions of the police act. ..... section 2 of the police act inter alia provides that subject to the provisions of the act the pay and all other conditions of service of members of the subordinate ranks of any police force shall be such as may be determined by the state government. ..... this section, in our opinion, clearly authorises the state government to formulate rules relating to the conditions of service of members of the subordinate ranks of any police force provided they are not inconsistent with the provisions of the police act. ..... the relevant provisions of that act for answering the question aforesaid are sections 2 and 7, which read as follows:-- section 2 :-- 'the entire police establishment under a state government shall, for the purposes of this act, be deemed to be one police force, and shall be formally enrolled, and shall consist of such number of officers, and men, and shall be constituted in such manner, as shall from time to time be ordered by the state government. .....

Abdul Aziz (K.M.) Vs. Deputy Inspector-general of Police and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1968)ILLJ396Ker

..... i am not satisfied that the petitioner is a member of the superior police force.12. ..... it was argued that the power conferred by the above section in only in respect of an officer of the ' subordinate police,' and that the petitioner who was a member of the 'superior police' could be dismissed or removed only by the government. ..... - an inquiry which is likely to result in the imposition of any of the penalties mentioned in clauses (j), (k), (1) or (m), of sub-rule (1) of rule 16 may be meld by:(i) the appointing authority, or(ii) the head of department, or(iii) an officer of the department appointed by the appointing authority or head of department who has nothing to do with the subject-matter of the inquiry or who is not connected otherwise with the government servant whose conduct is under inquiry, or(iv) a special officer or tribunal appointed by the government for the purpose.the penalty mentioned in clause (1) of rule 15 is removal from service.5. ..... stress was laid on the provision in section 7 of the act, for a formal enrolment of an officer of a subordinate police and the award of a certificate on enrolment under the seal of the inspector* general, and it was claimed that the petitioner had never been so enrolled. ..... besides, the allegation that there was no enrolment or award of certificate to the petitioner has been made only in the reply-affidavit of the petitioner. .....

B.K. Vittal Vs. State of Mysore and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1966Kant138; AIR1966Mys138; ILR1965KAR1037; (1965)2MysLJ119

..... that this clause shall not apply to-- (i) a barrister who has received practical training in england or a person who has obtained a degree in law from any university in india before the appointed day; (ii) any person who has for at least two years held a judicial office in the territory of india or is a member of the central legal service; (iii) any person who has for at least two years held a judicial office in any area which was comprised before ..... the 15th day of august, 1947, within india as defined in the government of india act, 1935, or has been an advocate of any high court in any such area; (iv)any person who has practised ..... (1) a vakil or pleader or an attorney who is a law graduate, or who is not a law graduate but was entitled to be enrolled as an advocate of a high court immediately before the appointed day under any law then in force, may be admitted as an advocate on a state roll if he-- (a) makes an application for such enrolment in accordance with the provisions of this act, not later than two years from the appointed day; and (b) fulfils the conditions specified in clauses (a), (b), (e) and (f) of sub-section (1). .....

State of Uttar Pradesh Vs. Ambardekar (H.S.)

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1966)IILLJ368All

..... on the liquidation of the force or of the company in which you may, for the time being, be prated you will be discharged from the provincial armed constabulary and, unless you were already a confirmed member of the united provinces police force before joining the provincial armed constabulary, from the united provinces police also. ..... ordinarily net exceeding one year and consider the cases of all members of the state police service who, on the first day of january of the year, had completed not less than eight years of service (whether officiating or substantive) in a post of deputy superintendent of police.in this way the petitioners have been enabled to count their services in the provincial armed constabulary for promotion in the uttar pradesh police and the assurance given in the schedule to the provincial armed constabulary act (even though not ..... under section 4 of the act every person appointed to be an officer of the provincial armed constabulary was obliged on enrolment to sign the statement set forth in this schedule, which runs as follows:at no time during the period of your service in the provincial armed constabulary, will you be entitled to obtain your discharge at your own request. .....

Carrington Vs. Rash

Court : US Supreme Court

..... which provides, in part: "notwithstanding any other provision of this section, any member of the armed forces of the united states or component branches thereof who is on active duty in the military service of the united states may vote only in the county in which he or she resided at the time of entering such service so long as he or she is a member of the armed forces. ..... "any member of the armed forces of the united states or component branches thereof, or in the military service of the united states, may vote only in the county in which he or she resided at the time or entering such service so long as he or she is a member of the armed forces. ..... a provision of the texas constitution prohibits "[a]ny member of the armed forces of the united states" who moves his home to texas during the course of his military duty from ever voting in any election in that state "so long as he or she is a member of the armed forces. ..... this restriction applies only to members of the armed forces who are on active duty, and the phrase 'time of entering such service' means the time of commencing the current active duty. ..... this clause was eliminated, according to the annotator's notes, to "confer the privilege to vote upon members of the regular establishment of the armed forces. ..... the 1964 report states: "for voting purposes, the legal residence of members of the armed forces is generally the state from which they entered military service ..... 94 personnel enrolled to vote be bona fide residents of the community. .....

Shewlal Agarwal Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1965Cal380

..... that provision now runs as follows:'save as otherwise provided in this act, a person who resides in a ward of the municipality and whose name is included in the electoral roll for the time being in force for election of members to the west bengal legislative assembly from an area which includes the area comprised in the municipality shall be qualified to be electors of that ward.'4. ..... rules did not eliminate the scrutiny which could be made at the instance of the parties concerned as to whether a person whose name was registered in the electoral roll for the parliamentary constituency was in fact entitled under the representation of the people act, 1950 (xlii of 1950) to be so registered and whether he possessed the qualifications prescribed in that act in this behalf nor did they eliminate the further scrutiny for the purpose of the revision of such electoral roll or the adjudication of claims to be enrolled therein and objections to such ..... it is of the essence of these elections that proper electoral rolls should be maintained and in order that a proper electoral roll should be maintained it is necessary that after the preparation of the electoral roll opportunity should be given to the parties concerned to scrutinize whether the persons enrolled as electors possessed the requisite qualifications opportunity should also be given for the revision of the electoral roll and for the adjudication of claims to be enrolled therein and entertaining objections to such enrolment. .....

Abdul Ahad Vs. the Inspector General of Police and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1965All142; [1964(9)FLR197]; (1965)ILLJ110All

..... made it clear that it was to apply to all the subordinate members of the police force irrespective of the date on which they entered the service of government. ..... section 2 of the police act lays down that pay and all other conditions of service of members of the subordinate ranks of any police force shall be such as may be determined by the state government. ..... was a mere reproduction of one of the resolutions, that the rules contained in the resolutions had come into operation on their publication before the enactment of the government of india act, that their subsequent publication in the form of regulations only served to make their exact scope clear and that the real purpose of the incorporation of the resolutions in the regulations was not to make any new rule on the date of the incorporation hut to distribute and post up the rules contained in the resolutions at appropriate places in the regulations for ready reference ..... the rule was communicated to all subordinate members of the police force and also published in the police gazette. ..... the petitioner was enrolled as a constable in the police force under the police act, 1861, in 1933, was promoted as a head constable in 1946 and was confirmed in that post in 1947. .....

Shantilal Vs. Bipinlal and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1964MP92; 1964MPLJ160

..... or procuring or abetting, or attempting to obtain or procure by a candidate or his agent or, by any other person with the consent of a candidate or his election agent, any assistance (other than the giving of vote) for the furtherance of the prospects of the candidate's election, from any person in the service of the government and belonging to any of the following classes, namely: (a) gazetted officers;(b) stipendiary judges and magistrates;(c) members of the armed forces of the union;(d) members of the police forces;(e) excise officers;(f) revenue officers other than village revenue officers known as lambardars, malguzars ..... if a village revenue officer is enrolled as a police officer under the police act, 1861, and is thus a member of the police force, then the obtaining or procuring, or abetting or attempting to obtain or procure, from him any assistance for the furtherance of the prospects of the candidate's election would be prohibited under clause (d) of suction 123(7) of the act. .....

Jagat Krishna Das and anr. Vs. Ajit Kumar Das and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1964Ori75

..... is not inferred from the mere fact of the owner allowing the other members of the family to use it ..... the learned subordinate judge declared some of the properties, involved in the suit, as the self acquisition of different members of the ..... , 1946 (act 19 of 1946), a hindu married woman shall be entitled to separate residence and maintenance from her husband on one or more of the following grounds : '(3) if he is guilty of desertion, that is to say, of abandoning her without her consent or against her wish : (4) if he marries again; (6) if he keeps a concubine in the house or habitually resides with a concubine; provided that a hindu married woman shall not be entitled to separate residence and maintenance from her husband if ..... as bhubanananda and defendant 5 were not particularly anxious to effect a change when defendant 5 was paying municipal rents and was in occupation of the house not as a tenant but as a member of the family. by ex. ..... there is not much force in the criticism that the property with which it was blended was not the coparcenary property but the income of bhubanananda and defendant 5 ..... raghabananda had educated bhubanananda and defendaut-5 and had helped defendant-5 in building up his practice by allowing him to occupy his house and by sending money at times and even by paying his enrolment fee in 1918, out of love and affection defendant-5 might have invested earnings from his own income for the benefit of raghabananda and that, at any rate, the investment by deft. no. .....

Kantilal Mathurdas Parikh and ors. Vs. the Village Panchayat of Shivra ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1963)4GLR929

..... he therefore submitted that their participation in the election by voting at the election in the fourth ward was illegal and rendered the entire election void.this contention raises the question as to the proper interpretation of sections 12 and 13 of the act sub-section (1) of section 13 provides:every person whose name is in the list of voters shall unless disqualified under this act or any other law for the time being in force be qualified to vote at the election of a member for the ward to which such list pertains.5. ..... revision or amendment of the list of voters prepared by the officer designated by the collector under sub-section (2) of section 12 and the list so prepared under section 12(2) is made conclusive under section 13(3). this conclusion is also fortified by the language used in rule 3 of the election rules 1959 which provides that the officer designated by the collector under section 12(2) of the act shall maintain a list of voters of each ward of the village which shall contain the names of all persons who are enrolled as voters in the electoral roll of the bombay .....