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Mukesh Kumar and Others Vs. The Debts Recovery Tribunal rep., by its R ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... which cannot be taken away absolutely but should be exercised in exceptional cases. (state of karnataka v. vishwabharathi house building co-op. society (2003) 2 scc 412); landt finance limited v. anup kumar bera (air 2014 calcutta 78). while the powers conferred upon the high court, under article 226 of the constitution, to issue ..... to the extent the division bench held otherwise, the order in w.p. no.35413 of 2013 dated 23.06.2014 necessitates review. on point no.2, the division bench held that, by filing a petition under section 17(1) of the sarfaesi act before the debts recovery tribunal, the petitioners could not defeat the claim of ..... dhana lakshmi bank limited, axis bank limited, citi bank, federal bank, karur vysya bank, icici home finance and sundaram finance. in all the writ petitions, the grievance of the petitioners was regarding the improper initiation of recovery under the sarfaesi act and declaration of the loan amount, borrowed by the borrowers, as a non-performing asset. the .....

Thirumala theatre, Khammam, Rep. by Its Partner and Others Vs. Governm ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... administration) department, dated 04.06.2008, have constituted a committee under the chairmanship of chief secretary with principal secretary (revenue), principal secretary (home), principal secretary (finance) and special commissioner, i and pr/ managing director, a.p. film television and theatre development corporation, as its members. it is stated that the said ..... and un-bridled power cannot be conferred on the licencing authorities in view of the controlling power conferred on the government as contemplated under section 5(2) of the act, but at the same time, there must be a reasonable classification by the government while fixing the rates of admission in cinema theatres. all ..... if the aforesaid judgment of the hon'ble supreme court is read coupled with the provision under section 5(2) of the a.p. cinemas (regulation) act of 1955, it cannot be said that the government has no power for issuing directions for fixation of rates of admission into cinema buildings. in the case of minerva .....

Dr. M.V. Ramkumar Ratnam and Others Vs. Govt. of A.P., Dept. of Higher ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(1)ALD279

..... scheme was replaced by career advancement scheme propounded by the university grants commission for the benefit of the teachers working in central universities, colleges and other institutions financed by the central government on the basis of the report of mehrotra's committee with effect from 1-1-1986 and the career advancement scheme formulated by the ..... been implemented in this manner. as far as his claim for professorship is concerned there is only one regular post of professor and two more persons were already acting as professors while some others have retired on attaining the age of superannuation. hence, whatever sympathy i may have for him, it is difficult for this court ..... end on 17-6-1987. the government having taken note of the fact that none of the universities obtained option from the teachers, in paragraph 2 of g.o. ms. no.242 stated as hereunder:'the ugc clarified vide their letter 3rd cited, that the merit promotion scheme was discontinued in the revised pay scales of 1986 .....

Krishna Kilaru and Another Vs. Maytas Properties Limited Rep., by Its ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... . springs (p) ltd. (supra); everest holding limited (supra)). reliance placed, on behalf of the respondent, on the judgment of the bombay high court in manipal finance corporation ltd. v. crc carrier ltd ((2001) 107 comp cas 288 (bom)), and on the judgment of the madras high court in chettinadu constructions v. muthukumarasamy textiles ..... purpose, is stated in the report, as for internal purposes. part b of the said report relates to property. the note to clause 2.2 thereof states that no physical measurement survey has been carried out by them; they had relied completely on the information supplied to them; and they had assumed that they ..... presented ostensibly for a winding-up order but really to exert pressure will be dismissed. (amalgamated commercial traders (p) ltd. (supra); buckley on the companies act, 13th edition, page 451; reliance infocomm ltd. (supra)). where there are serious disputes between the parties on each essential fact which necessitates a trial in appropriate .....

Union of India and Others Vs. M.S. Rao

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(4)ALD22; 2001(3)ALT579

..... to his life (item no.2) with or without treatment.11. the attitude on the part of the appellants herein cannot be appreciated apart from the fact that the action impugned in the writ ..... 38 of the said rules must, therefore, be construed on the touch stone of article 21 of the constitution. furthermore, any action of the state purporting to act under the said provision must also be reasonable having regard to the principles adumbrated in articles 14 and 21 of the constitution. the respondent had been found physically ..... letter the superintendent of gandhi hospital, secunderabad informed to the 4th appellant:the board members after going through the duties and responsibilities vide the additional dig letter no.m-iii-i/99-eci, dated 29-3-2000. we have come to the conclusion that the incumbent cannot undergo such strenuous exertion as mentioned without danger .....

M.P. Tej Babu Vs. The State of Telangana, Represented by its Principal ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... rule 21 of the rules, but dehors the same. this is evident from the fact that respondent no.3 has made her application under chapter-v of the act and respondent no.2 has relied upon sub-section (2) of section 22 of the act. respondent no.2 has, however, lost sight of the fact that the state government has come out with an action ..... case of the petitioner that he has paid the sale consideration through cheques issued by him out of his own earnings. however, respondent no.3 maintained that as the petitioner was looking after the finances of the family, he has issued the cheques though the money belonged to herself. as noted supra, it is the further pleading of ..... the petitioner that respondent no.3 is holding the property as a benami for him and therefore the transaction falls under sub-section (3)(b) .....

P. Hemalatha Vs. the Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1976AP375

..... code; now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 95 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (central act no. 2 of 1974) the governor of andhra pradesh hereby declares every copy o the aforesaid journal 'srujana' may, 1974 issue continuing the objectionable poems and blank verses ..... the existing government, by force and violence, to bring into contempt the form of government, its public officers, its military forces, flags, and other symbols. no overt act is required for the commission of sedition. mere advocacy alone which is likely to incite is the essence of the crime.' (gellhorn, states and subversion. ..... pervasive aspect of sovereignty. 'security against foreign danger' wrote madison, 'is one of the primitive objects of civil society', the federalist no 41. the constitutional power to act upon this basic principle has been recognised by this court at different periods and under diverse circumstances. 'to preserve its independence and give security .....

V.V. Narayana Murthy Vs. Chairman-cum-managing Director, New India Ass ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(5)ALD704; 2000(5)ALT690

..... government of india v. c.a. balakrishnan, : (1975)illj301sc , ruled as follows:'the case of respondent no.1 before the high court was that he was senior to respondent no.2 and that his case was not considered when respondent no.2 was appointed to the post of superintendent. the high court was of the view that on november 1, 1957, ..... of performance while the reporting officer gave 'a' rating-outstanding, the two reviewing officers brought down him toaverage. neither sri v.s. angadi nor sri chaturvedi, who acted as reporting officer in the year 1991 who rated the petitioner as 'a' for managerial and job skills have not given any reasons as required under law. coming to ..... giving any reasons for downgrading the petitioner to 'c' rating as required under the rules. firstly, i am of the opinion that mr. v.s. angadi cannot act as a reporting officer for the petitioner during this period as evidence from the appraisals for the year 1992-93 and the first reviewing officer, the regional manager gave .....

Tirumala Devi Eada and Others Vs. the State of Andhra Pradesh, Law (La ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... months itself is sufficient to hold that the said period cannot be included for the purpose of reckoning his standing at the bar. even assuming that there is no prohibition under the advocates act and the bar council of india rules to pursue llm course as a regular student, it is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioners that as the ..... rule 49 of the bar council of india rules, we are of the opinion that there is no scope for falling back on the rules of the state bar council made under section 28 (2) (d) read with section 24 (1) (e) of the advocates act. therefore even if any provision akin to the 1st proviso to rule 143 of rules of madhya ..... of the advocates act prohibits any advocate from pursuing further studies in law. thus it is contended that as on the date of his application the candidate at sl.no.5 has got 7 years 2 months standing at the bar and as such he is eligible for consideration. with regard to the selected candidates at sl.nos. 9 and 12 it is contended .....

Ajay Kumar Gupta Dochania Vs. M/S. Bhagyanagar Silk Mills Pvt. Ltd, a ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... rather than one which attempts to find some way of circumventing it. (francis bennion on statutory interpretation, 2nd edn., p. 711; reserve bank of india v. peerless general finance and investment co. ltd., ((1996) 1 scc 642)). the legislature is presumed to have enacted a reasonable statute. (breyer, stephen (2005): active liberty: interpreting our ..... secretary to govt. of haryana ((2002) 6 scc 269)). four things are to be discerned and considered: (1). what was the law before the making of the act., (2). what was the mischief and defect for which the law did not provide., (3). what remedy the parliament hath resolved and appointed to cure the disease; (4 ..... for three years, it started suffering losses, its business started dwindling, and slowly its commercial activity came to a stand still. the petitioners would contend that no meeting of the shareholders was ever formally held, nor were any notices, of the annual general meetings of the company, ever sent to them; the machinery .....