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..... pilgrimages, other than pilgrimages to places outside india.10. burials and burial grounds; cremations and cremation grounds.12. libraries, museums and other similar institutions controlled or financed by the state; ancient and historical monuments and records other than those [declared by or under law made by parliament]. to be of national importance.13. communications ..... article, no recourse can be had to a fundamental right conferred by another article. this doctrine of exclusivity was seriously questioned in r.c. cooper case [(1970) 2 scc298: (1971) 1 scr512 and it was over-ruled by a majority of the full court, only ray, j., as he then was, dissenting ..... no powers but only privileges; they did not have powers to punish people under that act. next, in the context of erskine may s seminal commentary on parliamentary practices, it was pointed out that chapter xi deals with powers and chapter xii deals with privileges and immunities which are used interchangeably.24 power, however, remains, .....
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..... also does not dispute the above proposition. it claims that the board has formed an opinion that there are grounds for adjudging under the provisions of chapter via of the act and, therefore, the appointment of the adjudicating officer cannot be faulted. in its counter affidavit, the respondent has averred as under:- it is submitted ..... of funds from rel and/or its subsidiaries for the benefit of the promoter/promoters and/or connected entities.39. the petitioner was apparently president, consumer finance of religare finvest ltd., a subsidiary of rel and a related entity from 15th may 2008. he was ceo from 2009 and managing director and ceo till ..... 17th november 2020 to the petitioner.2. the petitioner joined religare finvest limited (rfl), a subsidiary entity of religare enterprises ltd. (rel) as the president- consumer finance, to set up and manage its retail lending business i.e. sme lending business. thereafter, he worked as the managing director (md) and chief executive officer (ceo .....
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..... (if any) must be paid out to the applicant . 103 bernard hanotiau and alexis mourre (eds), players interaction in international arbitration (icc, 2012), chapter 12 104 faa 105 uniform arbitration act (last revisions completed year 2000), available at accessed on 29 june 2022 106 double-m construction corp. v. central school district no 1 town of highlands ..... 47, margin, (3 of 1930)].. right of one person to satisfy a claim against another by holding or retaining possession of that other s assets/property. (finance) the right to possession of property until such time that an outstanding liability has been repaid. a banker s lien gives a bank the right to retain or ..... the parties is void. 82 annette magnusson, jakob ragnwaldh and martin wallin (eds), international arbitration in sweden: a practitioner's guide (2nd edition, 2021), chapter 9 83 the swedish arbitration act (sfs1999116), available at accessed on 29 june 2022 84 supra at note 82 85 nemu mitt i sverige ab v. jan h, gunnar b and bo .....
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..... petitioners canvassed mainly two points: (a) the state government has not issued notification under section 1(3) of the kiadb act and consequently, chapter 7 of the kiadb act has not come into force in so far as it relates to the present acquisition is concerned and therefore, the acquisition ..... also present in the meeting. the complete project was discussed under different heads including the background of the promoters, background of the company, means of finance, infrastructure facilities, environment and pollution control clearances, local employment, water consumption, electricity consumption and incentives & concessions.29. the government order, thereafter, was ..... the state after examining the proposal for change in its wisdom accepted the same. there was no change in the project, as such, regarding the finance, employment and other infrastructures. the objection raised by mr. naphade to the aforesaid effect does not merit consideration. f. relevance of shri ramtanu judgment .....
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..... petitioner 11. shri kaleeswaram raj, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner in the special leave petition submitted an elaborate note. this note is divided into several chapters dealing with the nature and extent of the freedom of speech, the restrictions on the same, the horizontality of fundamental rights, constitutional rights and constitutional ..... an individual minister is responsible to the legislature for every action taken or omitted to be taken in his ministry. this again is a political 107 (1970) 1 scc443138 responsibility and not personal responsibility. 112. the expression collective responsibility can be traced to some extent, to article 75(3) insofar as the ..... commission of an offence or that it is against the interests of the sovereignty and integrity of india or public order. ix) the information technology act, 2000 (it act) allows the interception of information by the authorities in the interest of public order, or the sovereignty and integrity of india, or for the .....
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..... jagirs or estates on military tenure and employed them as his generals. the hindus were employed principally in the administrative work in the departments of revenue and finance. to them also he granted jagirs as remuneration for their services and all these jagirs whether granted for civil or military purposes came to be regarded as ..... to the preliminary decree; and (ii) that the property in question was declared to be mathruka property.51. thereafter, the receiver vide application no.73 of 1970 in cs no.14 of 1958, submitted a scheme of partition with respect to the suit schedule movable and urban immovable properties. the high court vide order dated ..... 1947 and that since these documents were more than 30 years old, no further proof of these documents was necessary in view of section 90 of the evidence act,1872. the learned single judge also recorded that there was ample evidence in the form of sethwar, faisal patti, jamabandi, tax receipts and proceedings before various authorities .....
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..... a collateral attack.26. to appropriately address the aforesaid issue, it would be useful to first examine the provisions of the 1959 act which deals with compulsory acquisition of land. chapter vii of the 1959 act deals with acquisition and disposal of land. section 52 deals with compulsory acquisition of land. for convenience, the same is reproduced ..... court held jurisdiction to grant the relief sought. high court s decision 15. the high court opined that purchase of land by the plaintiff in the year 1970, prior to the acquisition was not disputed; the acquisition notification was issued without serving notice on the plaintiff, therefore, the acquisition was void and suit as ..... paragraph 14 of its judgment noted the admitted case of the parties that the land was purchased by the plaintiff vide sale-deeds dated 02.03.1970 and 16.03.1970 whereas notification, commencing proceedings for acquisition, was issued on 09.06.1972. yet, the plaintiff was not served notice of proposed acquisition. in .....
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..... expressly empowered to delegate it to another. the same principle has been described in administrative law h.w.r. wade & c.f. forsyth (ninth edition), chapter 10, as follows:- inalienable discretionary power an element which is essential to the lawful exercise of power is that it should be exercised by the authority upon ..... rule 14 of central civil services (classification, control & appeal) rules, 1965, which require an independent & unbiased application of mind and approval, directly by the finance minister and not by any other subordinate authority.28. learned senior counsel also submitted that the drawing up charges of misconduct and issuance/service of charge memo is ..... constitution and by the order of the president dated 14th january, 1961 under the government of india (allocation of business) rules, to the finance minister. thus, the finance minister acts as the disciplinary authority for the purposes of article 311 of the constitution and rule 14 of ccs (cca) rules. therefore, the .....
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..... in order to make payments for the outstanding and running projects, the chief secretary, accused no.1, is stated to have written a proposal to the finance department but the finance secretary expressed his inability for making available such huge amounts. the fund was stated to have been digressed.4. it is extremely relevant to note that ..... arrayed as accused before the special judge, being the superintending engineer, chief engineer, ex chief minister (as she then was), ex minister of p.h.e.d., finance secretary, deputy accountant general and p.s.l. company through its managing director are also before us, as the respondents. it is alleged in the complaint that in ..... work in totally different spheres. thus, even if a magistrate receives a complaint under section 190, he can act under section 156(3) provided that he does not take cognizance. chapter 14 deals with post cognizance stage while chapter 12, so far as the magistrate is concerned, deals with pre-cognizance stage, that is to say that .....
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..... established under any law for the time being in force in a province or in the state; the 121. section 57 is a part of chapter iii of the evidence act which deals with "facts which need not be proved". section 57 rests on the assumption that the facts scripted in the thirteen sub- sections are ..... system is designed to enlighten members of parliament (mps) on the whole range of governmental action including defence, external affairs, industry and commerce, agriculture, health and finance. they offer opportunities to the members of the parliament to realize and comprehend the dynamics of democracy. the members of parliament receive information about parliamentary workings as ..... ltd. v. union of india40. the court, after referring to sambhu nath sarkar v. state of west bengal and others41, haradhan saha v. the 38 air1950sc27:1950. scr8839 (1970) 1 scc24840 (1962) 3 scr842: air1962sc30541 (1974) 1 scr1: (1973) 1 scc85641 state of west bengal and others 42 and khudiram das v. state of west bengal .....
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