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The Workmen of Firestone Tyre and Rubber Co. of India (Pvt.) Ltd. Vs. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1973SC1227; [1973(26)FLR359]; (1973)ILLJ278SC; (1973)1SCC813; [1973]3SCR587

..... but also to all references already made and which were pending adjudication on that date. it is pointed out that section 11a has been incorporated in chapter iv of the act dealing with procedure, powering and duties of authorities. according to them, section 11a deals with matters of procedure. applying the well known canon of ..... been laid down by this court in garikapatti verraya v. n. subbiah choudhury : [1957]1scr488 and keshavlal jethalal shah v. mohanlal bhag wandas and anr. : [1968]3scr623 .67. miss indira jai singh, learned counsel, placed considerable reliance on the use of the expressions 'has been referred' in section 11a as indicating that the ..... dismissed. the industrial tribunal, maharashtra, bombay, considered the question whether section 11a applies to the reference, which had been made as early as 12th august, 1968. the industrial tribunal by its order dated april 21, 1972 has held that the restrictions imposed upon the powers of the labour court or tribunal to interfere .....

Central Ware - Housing Corporation, New Delhi Vs. Central Bank of Indi ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1973AP387

..... parties evidence was recorded in o.s.no. 14/66 and the suits were disposed of by a common judgment of the court below on 24th september 1968.4. the plaintiff in o.s.no. 49 of 1967 out of which this appeal arises is the central bank of india limited, hyderabad. the ..... produce, seeds, manures fertilizers, agricultural implements and notified commodities to and from warehouses ; (d) subscribe to the share capital of a state warehousing corporation ; (e) act as agent of the government for the purpose of the purchase, sale storage and distribution of agricultural produce, seeds, manures, fertilizers, agricultural implements and notified commodities, and ..... firm holding a licence for issuing under section 27 receipts for goods stored in his warehouse. chapter iii provides for the duties of the warehouseman. chapter iv provides for inspection and classification of goods. section 27 in chapter v requires every warehouseman to issue receipt in the prescribed form containing full particulars in respect .....

The State of Haryana Vs. Satya Narain

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1974CriLJ113

..... the petitioner that the bail bond in the present case was given under section 170, criminal procedure code, the relevant part of which reads:170. (1) if, upon an investigation under this chapter, it appears to the officer in charge of the police station that there is sufficient evidence or reasonable ground as aforesaid, such officer shall forward the accused under custody to ..... order1. one jagdish lal of village bishanpura, police station pilani (rajasthan), was involved in a case under section 304a, indian penal code. on 26th july, 1968, satya narain stood surety for him before the police undertaking to produce him either before the police or a competent court, if and when required and if he failed to .....

San Antonio Indep. Sch. Dist. Vs. Rodriguez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... beyond established minimums to provide for their people encourages the best features of democratic government." haw.sess.laws 1968, act 38, 1. [ footnote 103 ] see text accompanying n 7, supra. [ footnote 104 ] g. strayer & r. haig, the financing of education in the state of new york (1923). for a thorough analysis of the contribution of ..... state extends for this purpose. [ footnote 3/1 ] the heart of the texas system is embodied in an intricate series of statutory provisions which make up chapter 16 of the texas education code, tex.educ.code ann. 16.01 et seq. see also tex.educ.code ann. 15.01 et seq., and 20.10 ..... . . . they fail even to establish a reasonable basis for these classifications." id. at 284. texas virtually concedes that its historically rooted dual system of financing education could not withstand the strict judicial scrutiny that this court has found appropriate in reviewing legislative judgments that interfere with fundamental constitutional rights [ footnote 39 ] or .....

Niranjan Singh Vs. the Board of Revenue, M.P. and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1975MP27; 1974MPLJ526

..... board of revenue. as regards the appeals in general, the provision is made in section 41 of the act, which is included in chapter vii. section 41 of the act makes every order of a revenue officer or competent authority under the act appealable according to section 44 (1) of the m. p. land revenue code, 1959, except where ..... said second appellate order, the petitioner filed a revision before the board of revenue. the learned member of the board of revenue, by order, dated 27-1-1968 (petitioner's annexure-a/7) remanded the case to the competent authority with a direction that it should direct the applicant to apply to the collector for validation ..... it cannot also be gainsaid that the same consideration that will be shown by courts to a privateparty when he claims the protection of section 5 of the limitation act should also be available to the state. however, according to their lordships, the expression 'sufficient cause'' should receive a liberal construction so as to advance substantial .....

Arumugha Kone Vs. the Palayamcottai Municipal Council Represented by I ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1974)1MLJ258

..... of the public. in their september, 1944, the corporation served upon the stall holders notices stating that under section 301 (2) of the madras city municipal act, the standing committee (taxation and finance) at its meeting held on 30th august, 1944, determined that a specified fee per mensem should be levied for the stalls in their occupation and that ..... out licences on the proprietors and drivers of rickshaws and fixed the fees payable for licences. with reference to such fees, the court pointed out that the scheme of chapter viii under which section 294 fell, showed that the provisions contained therein were meant for the purpose of regulation of certain trades, maintenance of public safety and convenience, ..... is that a bench of this court to which one of us was a party, has in w.a. nos. 22 to 24 and 190 and 191 of 1968 held that in the act, fees and tax have been dealt with separately and therefore there is no scope for contending that the word, 'fees' occurring in section 260 (2) of .....

Shaikh Kasambhai Nurbhai Vs. Jenatbibi D/O. Husainali Niyajali Saiyad

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1974)15GLR603

..... it was also pointed out by mr. chhatrapati that the defendant got into the possession of the land since 20th april, 1967 pursuant to the order passed in chapter proceedings under section 145 of the criminal procedure code prohibiting the plaintiff from entering her own properties. it was also pointed out that the case of the defendant in his ..... declaration that he was a tenant of the land in question from 1956-57 under section 70(b) of the tenancy act and had withdrawn those proceedings. it was also urged by mr. chhatrapati that in the chapter proceedings, which have arisen between the parties hereto, the stand of the defendant was that he was in possession of ..... civil court's jurisdiction is ousted. in support of his contention, he relied on the decision of the supreme court in dhulabhai v. state of madhya pradesh and anr. : [1968]3scr662 . he has further relied on the decision of the division bench of this court consisting of d.a. desai p.d. desai, jj. in special civil application no .....

Management of Indian Express and Chronicle Press Vs. M.C. Kapur

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1974SC1629; 1974LabIC1101; (1974)IILLJ240SC; (1974)4SCC848

..... company had no financial or other interest in it nor did it have any control over its management, functioning or finances. according to the tribunal, provision of certain amenities to the employees co-operative society by the company did not alter the character of the said society ..... which were preferred and which were found proved by the enquiry officer and on the basis of which the dismissal was ordered by the general manager, constituted acts subversive of discipline. 8. it is true that according to the enquiry officer's findings charges with regard to defalcation of certain amount and falsification of ..... theft, fraud or dishonesty in connection with the company's business or property. (i) riotous or disorderly behavior during working hours at the establishment or any act subversive of discipline. 6. the tribunal came to the conclusion that the employees co-operative society was an altogether independent concern or organisation and the appellant's .....

Mirchumal Samandas and ors. Vs. the Union of India and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1974Guj174

..... opinion of the officer concerned. the supreme court has further approved the decision of the house of lords in padfield v. minister of agriculture, fisheries and food, 1968-1 all er 94 in which it has been laid down that where a statute confers a discretion on a minister to exercise or not to exercise a power ..... government built properties a part of compensation pool the procedure which has been prescribed in regard to them provides for their allotment and for their sale. chapter xiv of the said rules lays down the procedure for sale of properties in compensation pool. we are not concerned in this case with the rules in ..... claims for agricultural lands situated in rural areas. similarly, chapter ix deals with allotment and sale of certain groves and gardens. chapter x deals with payment of compensation under section 10 of the said act chapter x-a deals with -adjustment by association of claims and making of transfer deeds. chapter xi deals with payment of compensation, to minors, persons .....

State of Orissa Vs. Rabindranath Dalai and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1973CriLJ1686

..... , the material sections of chapter iv are sections 96, 97, 99, 103, 104 and 105. for convenience we extract the relevant portions thereof:-96. nothing is an offence which is done in the ..... for the said offence.9. the next question for determination is as to whether the respondents had any right of private defence of property. sections 96 to 106 of chapter iv of the indian penal code deal with the right of private defence. in this case we are concerned with the right of private defence of property and, therefore ..... 702 : (1968 cri li 806) the property in dispute was an evacuee property. one jamuna was in possession as a tenant. at a public auction the property was sold by the authorities under the evacuee property act to the prosecution party. it was stated that the delivery of possession was effected during the absence of jamuna to the purchaser. .....