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    [0] =>  .....  contesting candidates which is absolutely arbitrary, discriminatory and without jurisdiction.10. it may be appropriate to have a look at notification dt.21-11-2006 in no. 1792/sec-b2/2006 issued by the 2nd respondent - the state election commission and the same reads as hereunder:state election commission 3rd floor, budha bhavan, m.g.road, ..... of the said gram panchayat and after declaring the action of the respondents in re-notifying the election programme by notification dated 21-11-2006 bearing no. 1792/sec-b-2/2006, which excluded the candidature of the petitioner from the said post as arbitrary, illegal without jurisdiction and violative of a.p. panchayat raj ( ..... of power and contrary to the various provisions contained in part ix of the constitution, apart from contrary to various provisions of the a.p. panchayat raj act, 1994 and the rules thereunder and consequently set aside the action of the respondents in declaring him as withdrawn from the contest to the office of the sarpanch ..... 
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    [2] =>  ..... -bank, which is a public sector undertaking and dealing with public money would be put to irreparable hardship. the learned counsel submitted that by operation of section 22 of the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985, the recovery proceedings before the tribunal remained suspended and since the amount in question was admittedly paid by the petitioner-bank to the 1st respondent .....  board for industrial finance and reconstruction (bifr), a case was registered with the bifr vide case no. 374/2000. pursuant thereto, by operation of section 22 of the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (for short 'the act'), all further proceedings in o.a. no. 404 of 2000, pending on the file of the debts recovery tribunal against the 4th respondent, remained ..... 
    [3] =>  .....  respondent continued to drive the vehicle owned by the second respondent.12. the quantum of compensation was determined by the commissioner, by applying the relevant factors, provided for under the act. viewed from any angle, this court does not find any basis to interfere with the order under appeal.13. hence, the civil miscellaneous appeal is dismissed. there shall be  ..... and the subsistence of driving licence were disputed.4. through an order, dated 25-5-2001, the commissioner awarded a sum of rs. 2,03,328/- as compensation under the act. hence, this appeal.5. sri n.v. jagannath, the learned counsel for the appellant-insurance company submits that even from the deposition of the first respondent asa.w.1, it ..... l. narasimha reddy, j.1. this appeal is presented, under section 30 of the workmen's compensation act, 1923 (for short 'the act'), by the insurer of a vehicle bearing no. ap 10t 3519, owned by the second respondent herein.2. the first respondent filed w.c. no. 64 of 1999 before the  ..... 
    [4] =>  .....  the petition schedule property?2. whether the first respondent is the landlord of the petition schedule property within the meaning of setion-2 (vi) of the act?6. under section 9(1) of the act, where the address of the landlord or his authorized agent is not known to the tenant, he may deposit the rent lawfully payable to the landlord in ..... the building before the same authority and in the same manner until the address of the landlord or his authorized agent becomes known to the tenant.7. under section 9(3) of the act, where any bona fide doubt or dispute arises as to the person who is entitled to receive the rent for any building, the tenant may deposit such .....  the rents, it would be difficult for the petitioners herein to recover the same from him.4. learned counsel for the petitioners further contended that as per section 9(5) of the act, if any order is passed by the rent controller permitting to deposit the rents into the court, the person who is declared by a competent court to  ..... 
    [5] =>  ..... case of dispute or doubt as to the ownership and the claims of the different landlords, then only it is open for the tenants to take appropriate proceedings under section 9 of the act seeking permission of the court to deposit the rents into the court, which will be subject to the declaration of title by the competent court.38. but,  .....  but also seeking eviction of the tenant on all the grounds that have been enumerated under section 10 of the act, and in that case, the civil court is entitled to decide the comprehensive suit while declaring the title as well as recording the findings on the grounds  .....  that the denial of title is bonafide, then the civil court is entitled to decide the title as well as ordering eviction on all the grounds mentioned in section 10 of the act. once the rent controller decides that the denial of title is bona fide, the landlord is not only entitled to file a civil suit for declaration of title ..... 
    [6] =>  ..... allowing the appeal, the division bench concluded that the concept of providing alternative land to a person interested, in lieu of his land acquired is not alien to the act and section 31 (3) and (4) do provide for such an alternative to compensation. relying on the observations of the supreme court in state of u.p. v.  .....  paragraph.7 of the 1st respondent's counter-affidavit, it is pleaded as under:it is submitted that the government once again issued notification under section 4(1) of the act for acquiring land admeasuring 6184 sq.mtrs for the purpose of developing bapughat memorial situated at langer house, hyderabad wherein the name of the petitioner  ..... requesting release of compensation at rs. 3,000/- per square metre so as to purchase alternate land. the sarmas' earlier participated in the enquiry under section 5-a of the act and pleaded that they purchased 2001 square yards in 1990 and claimed compensation at rs. 3000/- per square yard while alternatively requesting allotment of an  ..... 
    [7] =>  ..... punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees for every day during which the default continues.8. violation of section 159 of the act is also made liable under section 162 and section 159 of the act makes it obligatory on the part of the company to prepare and file with the registrar a return containing the particulars ..... , the expressions 'officer' and 'director' shall include any person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the board of directors of the company is accustomed to act.section 220. three copies of balance-sheet, etc., to be filed with registrar.--(1) after the balance-sheet and the profit and loss account have been laid before .....  director of m/s. palaypu financial and investment services ltd., (al). he and another director were prosecuted along with the company for the offence under section 220 of the act for their failure to file the return, namely, the audited balance-sheet and profit and loss account required to be laid before the annual general meeting ..... 
    [8] =>  ..... that the pendency of the writ petitions and writ appeals before the court does not save the limitation as provided under section 14 of the limitation act.12. the cause of action that arose for the purpose of filing the writ petitions and writ appeals is altogether .....  petitions and writ appeals before this court, filing of o.p. on 5-5-2006 is saved in view of section 14 of the limitation act.11. it may have to be noticed, in this case, the cause of action for filing the writ petitions is ..... prima facie opinion that mere filing of the writ petitions and writ appeals would not save the statutory limitation as provided under the limitation act for the purpose of filing an election petition. admittedly, the election o.p. was filed on 5-5-2006 i.e.  ..... a-4 is proper and correct?(iii) whether the election process followed by r-3 is in accordance with relevant rules of apcs act & rules of 1964, relating to the elections of the societies?(iv) whether the enhanced share capital was brought to the notice  ..... 
    [9] =>  .....  pledged in favour of chief executive officer's of zilla parishad concerned and execute the lease deed in form g-i on stamped paper as per the registration and stamp act within a week from the date mentioned in the order of confirmation. the lease period shall commence with effect from the date of the execution of the lease deed. however ..... 
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