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Ranga Reddy District Sarpanches' Association and Ors. Vs. Government o ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(2)ALD1; 2004(1)ALT659

..... panchayats, representative governance by elected officials, reservations, the duration of the panchayats, disqualifications for membership, constitution of a finance commission and state election commission, have been provided in the 1994 act in conformity with the mandate of article 243b to f, i and k of the constitution.(iv) article 243g ..... panchayat including provisions relating to vesting of public roads, communal properties and management of ferries, in the gram panchayat.chapter-iii sets out provisions relating to taxation and finance, powers and the limitations thereon and provisions in respect of taxes leviable by the gram panchayat, gram panchayat fund, ..... economic development and social justice cannot be equated with an imperative constitutional mandate. the national commission to review the working of the constitution, in chapter 9, while dealing with financial domain, recommended:'as an institution of self-government, the panchayats should have adequate fiscal capability. to be an .....

M. Babu Rao and ors. Vs. Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies/Of ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2005(4)ALD582; 2005(4)ALT327; [2005]126CompCas708(AP); [2005]63SCL339(AP)

..... and other provisions for recovery of debts due to a cooperative society; chapter xiii includes provisions relating to the financing banks and primary agricultural societies and matters connected therewith and incidental thereto; chapter xiii-a, inserted in the 1964 act by an amendment under ap act no. 10 of 1970, includes special provisions applicable to eligible co- ..... , office-bearer or the liquidator, past and present, to the co-operative tribunal for its decision. section 36-a of this act incorporates the provisions of chapter xiii-a of the 1964 act and makes these provisions applicable to all co-operative banks. the explanation to section 36-a enacts that for the purposes of this ..... effect of or tends to have the effect of whitting down the powers reserved to the states' [see s.r. bommai v. union of india : [1994]2scr644 ].94. although parliament cannot legislate on any of the entries in the state list, it may do so incidentally while essentially legislating within the entries under .....

R.C.C.(Sales) Private Limited and Ano Vs. E.S.I. Corporation andot

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... matters in relation thereto. the act is divided into viii chapters. chapter i mainly consists of definitions, chapter ii provides for constitution of corporations, standing committee and medical benefit council, chapter iii provides for finance and audit in respect of the employees state insurance fund, chapter iv provides for contributions by the employer and employee. chapter v provides for benefits under the act, chapter v-a provides for transitory provisions ..... , chapter vi provides for adjudication of dispute and claims, chapter vii provides for penalties and chapter viii consists of miscellaneous provisions. we need .....

Mohamed Abdul Raoof and ors. Vs. State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1951CriLJ273

..... by making the government officials, especially of the revenue and police departments, fall in line with the district and taluq organisations of the majlis ittehad-ul-muslimeen, finance, arms, transport, petrol, cloth and food rations were liberally supplied to the razakars who were engaged in organising a state-wide campaign of terrorism, class hatred ..... conspiracy with the common object of driving the caste hindus out of the state by creating conditions of alarm and panic, by killing, looting and other acts of violence in pursuance of this criminal conspiracy and as a direct result thereof between december 1946 and september 1948, nearly 1,200 murders, 4000 ..... private army, a non-governmental army. what then is one to think of such a vast and growing army, privately organised, privately officered, privately directed financed and equipped, not being a limb of the government but obviously existing side by side with government forces? the inference is irresistible that that army could not .....

Fazal Nawaz Jung and anr. Vs. State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1952CriLJ873

..... of the majlis easier, by making the government officials especially of the revenue and police departments fall in line with, the district and taluq organisations of the majlis. finance, arms, transport, petrol, cloth and food rations, were liberally supplied to the razakars who were engaged in, organising a state-wide campaign of terrorism, class hatred ..... a criminal conspiracy with the common object of driving caste hindus out of the state by creating conditions of alarm and panic, by killing, looting1 and other acts of violence. in pursuance of this criminal conspiracy and as a direct result thereof several hundred murders, thousands of dacoities, and thousands of cases of arson ..... special judge refusing bail. the petitioners also invoke the aid of sections 498 and 561-a criminal p.c., and section 24 of the hyderabad high court act. these petitions are disposed of by this single order.2. the charge against the accused briefly stated is as follows: the majlis ittehad-ul-muslimeen was started .....

MuzafaruddIn Mohammad Vs. State

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1953CriLJ1320

..... law, to the charge or claim, at a specified date or place.13. for the aforesaid reasons, we are clearly of the opinion that none of the provisions in chapter 39, criminal p.c., envisages a grant of bail to a person not arrested or detained or put under some kind of restraint. section 498 of the code does not ..... high courts and courts of session, their lordships observed at page 97 as follows:two things must be observed in relation to this section. the only bonds 'executed under this chapter' are executed by persons who are accused (not convicted) persons; and the words 'whether there be an appeal on conviction or not merely qualify or relate to the words ' ..... provisions of criminal p.c. relating to bail. in the case of - jairamdas v. emperor air 1945 pc 94 (c), their lordships of the privy council, have observed that chapter 39 of the code, together with section 426, contains a complete and exhaustive statement of the powers of a high court in india to grant bail, and excludes the existence .....

Pannalal Lahoti Vs. State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1954CriLJ1093

..... enactment being that sub-section (iv) of section 1 of the defence of india act which provided that the act should be in force during the continuance of the present war and for a period of six months thereafter was omitted. the second chapter contains six sections. section 3 (a) confers rule making power and like section 1 ..... of the british statute and section 2 of the defence of india act lays down that:the president-in-council may, by notification in the jarida, make ..... is an abrogation of the ordinary penalty provided in the hyderabad penal code. such an extraordinary power for enhanced punishment can never be considered of a permanent nature.chapter 3 provides for the creation of special tribunals and such a tribunal has to have its special jurisdiction in preference to ordinary criminal courts. the procedure was to .....

Tungabhadra Industries Ltd., Kurnool Vs. Commercial Tax Officer, Kurno ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1955AP257

..... thus:--'by a process of passing hydrogen into the heated oil in the presence of catalyst, the oil is hardened to a melting point of 37 degrees 'c'-'. in the chapter dealing with hydrogenation, of fats in 'industrial and manufacturing chemistry, par i, organic' at page 110 a it is stated: 'oleic acid is an unsaturated acid only ..... cocogem.exemption was claimed from taxation for cocogem on the ground that it was a vegetable oil within the meaning of sch 2 central provinces and berar sales tax act, 1947 which exempted, inter alia, from sales tax vegetable oils except hydrogenated oil. the contention of the assessee that cocogem was not a hydrogenated oil and therefore ..... cl. 5(1), vegetable oil product control order which was promulgated in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-s (1) of s. 3, essential supplies (temporary powers) act, 24 of 1946 and in supersession of the vegetable oil product control order, 1946.(26) it is useful to turn to the definition of 'vegetable oil product' in this .....

In Re: B. Matameswara Rao

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1957CriLJ44

..... in section 21, penal code, a railway servant shall not be deemed to be a public servant for any of the purposes of that code except for the purpose of chapter 9 of that code. the criminal procedure code itself does not define a public servant; but, sub-section (2) of section 4 thereof says thatall words and expressions used herein ..... .6. the petitioner next contends that on the facts alleged, there is no offence under section 419, penal code, that the case really falls under section 70, railways act and that the only consequence of an improper use of a season ticket is the forfeiture of that ticket as provided in the conditions embodied on the season ticket. he ..... to the accused for his attendance, in which it was stated that he was to answer to a charge of an offence under sections 112(b) and 114, railways act. the petitioner contends that the charge since framed under section 419, penal code is not sustainable because the summons originally issued to him referred only to offences under the .....

Mannava Venkayya and ors. Vs. Kanneganti China Punnaiah

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1957CriLJ624

..... safety or the maintenance of public order but who nevertheless indulge in antisocial activities in their own humble way in their neighbourhood or in a limited sphere.chapter viii deals with the four classes of persons, disturbers of public peace, vagrants, habitual offenders and bad characters and provides for taking security for their keeping ..... preventive detention laws enacted under article 22(4) to (7) of the constitution is not entitled.6. it is not without significance that while the preventive detention act was almost the first target of attack on the ground of its unconstitutionality after the coming into force of the constitution, a. k. gopalan v. state of ..... telling against the detenue which the detaining authority considers to be against the public interest to disclose, need not be communicated; the rules of the evidence act do not apply; tile detention might continue for three months without any inquiry and longer, if an advisory board reports that in its opinion there is .....