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Regional Transport Authority Vs. Shaju Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... isolation. statutes have to be construed so that every word has a place and everything is in its place 2 reserve bank of india v. peerless general finance investment co. ltd (1987) 1 scc424 we would notice similar approach adopted by this court in municipal corporation of city of hubli v. subha rao hanumatharao ..... likewise, would the expression nature mean type, feature, texture, make, model, design, or generation?. 1 in geeta b.rao v. secretary, karnataka state transport authority, 1994 2 karn lj703 the karnataka high court, while following an earlier judgment yeshodhara kadamba v. ksrat, ilr1988 kar2447held that the expression nature is distinct from the expression capacity that ..... that the submission of the amicus needs to be considered. 1313.2 the statutory scheme under chapter v generally provides for the powers of the state government to deal with transport vehicles except under section 88 of the act where the powers are subject to the rules made by the central government. it provides .....

Punjab National Bank Vs. Rathi Pappins Pvt. Ltd. and ors.

Court : DRAT Mumbai

Reported in : I(2007)BC15

..... for or makes any distinction between the appeals and the miscellaneous appeals. the classification of appeals as regular appeals and miscellaneous appeals has been made by regulation 4 in chapter ii of the debts recovery appellate tribunal. mumbai (procedure) regulations of practice, 2001, to distinguish between the appeals preferred against the orders finally disposing of the ..... of court-fee on ad valorem basis.4. the above contention is not acceptable for the reasons that follow.from the provisions of the act, rules and the notification issued by the ministry of finance it appears that only provision for filing the appeal before the d.r. a.t. is section 20 of the recovery of debts ..... any application made for interlocutory order as per clause 4 thereof. the said notification also prescribes court-fee on the lines of rule 8 of the rules of 1994 in respect of the appeal filed against the orders of the recovery officer.5. the argument that the present appeal will not be a regular appeal but .....

Arignar Anna Weavers Co-operative Society Ltd. Vs. State of Tamil Nadu ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1999Mad254

..... to the institution and thereafter pass orders on obtaining explanation regarding the same.19. in 'penumbra of natural justice' by tapash gan choudhury, (1997 edition), under the chapter 'fair hearing', in paragraph 10 (at page 100), the learned author says that the opportunity of being heard must be real and effective. relevant portion of that ..... not agree with the contrary view taken by the delhi high court in the judgment under appeal.'15. in wade & forsyth -- 'administrative law' -- 7th edition (1994), at page 531, the learned authors have said thus :--'a proper hearing must always include a 'fair opportunity to those who are parties in the controversy for correcting ..... wilfully disobeys or wilfully fails to comply with any order or direction issued by the registrar under this act or the rules ((ii) (a) and (b) are omitted) after giving the board of the registered society or the financing bank, as the case may be, opportunity of making its representations, by order in writing, supersede .....

Management of Nettur Technical Training Foundation, Bangalore Vs. S. M ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2001(1)KarLJ116

..... said that it is an educational institution coming within the meaning of the education act. it is also seen that chapter xv of the act mentions about the control of the private institutions by the government. section 102 of the act prescribes about the code of conduct for governing council. this chapter is not made applicable to the institutions in question so as to bring ..... been prescribed under sub-section (3) of section 1 of the act, which is as follows: '(3) it applies to all educational institutions and tutorial institutions in the state except, (i) institutions for scientific or technical education financed by the central government and declared by parliament by law to be institutions of national importance; (ii) institutions of higher education which shall be .....

Mohd. Riyaz and anr. Vs. State of Bar Council and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(2)MPHT143

..... ) & (2) and 28(1) & (2) read with sections 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 21, 25 and 26 of the advocates act, 1961. chapter i of 1963 rules provides for different committees namely the executive committee, the enrolment committee, the disciplinary committees, the finance committee, the examination committee, the rules committee, the legislation or reforms committee and the privileges committee and is relatable to ..... section 9 of the act. chapter ii of the rules of 1963 provides for staff of the bar council and the qualifications and conditions .....

Karnataka Food Packers Vs. Regional Director, Esi

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1990KAR4364

..... to be conferred on them. chapter ii of the act deals with the corporation, standing committee and medical benefit council and their constitution; chapter iii deals with the problem of finance and audit; chapter iv make provisions for contribution both by the employees and the employer, and chapter v prescribes the benefits which ..... have to be conferred on the workmen; it also gives general provisions in respect of those benefits. chapter ..... this, it does not follow that this ruling is an authority for holding that there must be an element of quid pro quo. chapter va of the act consisted of transitory provision. that ceased to have effect from 1st july, 1973. in dealing with the liability of employers to make .....

Som Lal Vs. Vijay Laxmi

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2006)143PLR81a

..... is disqualified for being chosen as and for being a member of the gram panchayat as provided by section 208(1)(g) of the punjab panchayati raj act, 1994. the election tribunal, gurdaspur, vide its order, dated 13th december, 2004, accepted the respondent's aforementioned contention and set aside the appellant's election after ..... or a panch shall be deemed to have ceased to hold the office in certain eventualities. chapter iii of the act provides 'functions, powers and duties of gram panehayats'. chapter v enlists properties, funds, finance and accounts of the gram panchayat. chapters vi to viii pertain to panchayat samitis and zila parishads, to which we are not ..... of the record of the gram panchayat and of the case, if any, with him.9. the punjab state election commission act, 1994 (punjab act no. 19 of 1994) (in short the election commission act), has been enacted 'to provide for the constitution of the state election commission and for vesting the superintendence, direction and control .....

Mst. Ayesha Bibi Vs. the Commissioner of Wakfs, West Bengal and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1970SC287; (1969)2SCC305; [1970]1SCR585

..... a decision of a competent court. chapter v deals with wakf accounts and chapter vi with statements of wakfs-al-al-aulad. chapter vii creates a bar to transfer of immovable property of wakfs. chapter viii lays down the duties of mutwalis with other ancillary matters. chapter ix deals with finance and chapter x deals with judicial proceedings. chapter xi, xii and xiii deal ..... suit he was content to remain outside the suit and to give up all his pleas about the wakf and the collusive nature of the suit. having so acted it seems difficult to think that the decree could be declared void simply because the commissioner had no special notice of the compromise. no special notice of compromise ..... section 80 of the cpc before the suit was filed. he stated that although he was entitled to a notice under section 70(1) of the bengal wakfs act, 1934 it was not necessary to add him as a defendant and he denied collusion between himself and the other defendants. he observed that the other defendants were .....

Sen-Raleigh Ltd. Vs. Employees' State Insurance Corporation and Ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1977Cal165,[1977(34)FLR292]

..... is a valid notice in view of the amended definition of section 2 (9) and the various notifications referred to above which brought into operation different chapters of the act in different areas in india.15. the result is that this application is dismissed. all interim orders, if any, are vacated. there will be no ..... was made on the 31st august, 1948. as we have pointed out in our aforesaid judgment sub-section (3) of section 1 in chapter i of the act provides that the act shall come into force on such date or dates as the central government may, by notification in the official gazette, appoint, and different dates ..... factories.4. this shows that on the 1st september, 1948, chapters i, ii, iii and viii of the act became applicable to all factories throughout india irrespective of location. the headings of these chapters respectively are (a) preliminary, (b) corporation, standing committee, and medical benefit council (c) finance and audit and (d) miscellaneous. sections 44 and 45 (employers .....

M/S Pearl Printwell Ltd. Vs. State of Bihar, and anr.

Court : Patna

..... class- vi and as such the same was a violation of manisana wage board award and as such they have not implemented the provisions of part-iii, chapter-i, clause 2(3) of manisana wage board award which provides an explanation;for the purpose of this clause if there are different units/ branches / ..... in the complaint petition.6. admittedly, manisana wage board was constituted under the provisions of working journalist & other newspaper employees (condition of service) & miscellaneous provisions act, 1955, which by submitting award, of national importance recommended the prescribed wages for the employees of newspaper establishment and the recommendations have been accepted by the central ..... by such breach. it is also relevant to mention here that chapter ii section 3 of the w.j. and other newspaper employees etc. act, 1955 reads as such:3. act 14 of 1947 to apply to working journalists:- (1) the provisions of the industrial disputes act, 1947, as in force for the time being, shall subject .....