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Mrs. Ivy C. Da Conceicao Vs. State of Goa Through Its Chief Secretary, ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... upon memorandum of association and constitution of respondent no.3 which disclose that diocesan society of instruction was established and registered with the conservatoria dos registos das comarcas das ilhas de goa on 30.11.1962 and after the societies registration act of 1860 was made applicable to goa, the society was re-registered in the office of the registrar of societies on may 13, 1974, as diocesan society of education respondent no.3 herein. ..... before considering the rival submissions on merits, it would be appropriate to quote rules 74 and 86 of the rules and article 30 ..... the apex court, after referring to the judgment in the case of secretary, malankara syrian catholic college (supra), held that rule 64(1)(b) of delhi school education act, 1973 and the circular of september, 1989 were not enforceable against the linguistic minority school run by the appellant. 32. ..... third respondent was formed with the avowed object of taking over the educational institutions established by the archdioceses of goa and conduct, develop, improve, equip and administer them in keeping with the mind of the church. ..... the apex court in civil appeal no.5311 of 2005, preferred by respondents no.1 and 2 against the judgment and order passed by this court in writ petition no.57/1991, on 31.3.2010 passed the following order: heard ..... of respondent no.6 is concerned, he has been appointed to the post of principal, on a vacancy which arose on superannuation of shri edward coutinho on 23.3.2005 in st. .....

Girish Uskaikar Vs. Chief Secretary and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001(4)BomCR122

..... that it will be necessary to grant reasonable time to people at large to purchase the necessary helmet/protective headgear, and, therefore, in our opinion, it will be appropriate to defer the implementation of this decision taken by the government of goa in view of section 129 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 and rule 273 of the goa motor vehicles rules, 1991, by two months from the date of publication of our decision in various modes suggested by us in media, by the director general of ..... of police to ensure compliance of the provisions of sections 128 and 129 of the motor vehicles act, 1988, after giving adequate publicity and further directed to take appropriate action against the police officers for not implementing these provisions meticulously and efficiently.11. ..... parties.2.the petitioner in person in the instant petition, has challenged the decision taken by the government of goa to implement section 129 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 and rule 273 of the goa motor vehicle rules, 1991, in the larger interest of the society on the following grounds :---(i) that the decision taken by the government of goa is motivated by some persons with vested interest;(ii) that the decision, if implemented, shall foster the interest ..... the party in person therefore contended that the decision taken by the government of goa to implement section 129 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 and rule 273 of the goa motor vehicles rules, 1991, is bad in law since the same is violative of the provisions .....

Employees State Insurance Corporation, Through Its Regional Director V ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... it was also informed that under section 1(5) of esi act, appropriate government, goa state government had issued notification dated 21/06/1977 in this regard ..... it was held that the provisions of mines act, 1952 were applicable to the workers who were actually working in the mines and the other employees were not covered under the said act and so the state government was appropriate government for issuing notification with regard to those ..... the provisions of section 87 of the act show that if the provisions of the act apply to a factory or establishment the appropriate government may exempt the establishment, etc ..... is held that in respect of the employees of the respondent-establishment, government of goa is the appropriate government for esi act. ..... section 1(5) of esi act shows that the act can be made applicable by appropriate government to other establishments which may be industrial, commercial, agricultural or ..... it is contended that appropriate government under esi act for covering the employees of present respondent is central government as the employees are working in major ..... mentioned in section 2(1) of esi act and the section runs as follows: 2(1) appropriate government? ..... the point is answered in negative and it is held that appropriate government is the state government of goa. 38. ..... is filed under section 82 of employees state insurance act, 1948 (in short, 'esi act') against judgment and order of eic no.3/2004, which was pending before employees insurance court, south goa, margao. .....

Bento De Souza Egypsy (Dr.) and ors. Vs. Yvetter Alvares Colaco Alias ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(3)ALLMR195; 2006(2)BomCR465

..... terms of section 108 the lessee is entitled to be put in possession of the property and as such is a transfer of the land and a license in terms of section 52 of the indian easement act gives only a right to use a property in a particular way or under certain terms while it remains in possession of the owner thereof and the licensee is permitted to make use of the premises but ..... the decree it then would have certainly enjoyed the protection provided to a tenant or lessee under the decree and after its repeal by section 59 of the rent act by the protective provisions of the rent act itself for it must be understood that as far as the buildings are concerned protective provisions of the said decree stands repealed (though the decree continues to govern leases ..... the document uses a phraseology appropriate to a license it is the substance of the agreement that matters and not the form, for otherwise clever during drafting can camouflage the real intention of the parties and further stated that thee is a marked distinction between a lease and license in terms of section 105 of the transfer of property act as a transfer of a right ..... on 29-3-1968 at a time when the decree as well as the transfer of property act, 1882 were in force in this state of goa from 7-3-1961 and 1-11-1965 respectively, but before the coming into force of the indian easement act, 1882 on 11-9-1978 and the goa, daman & diu buildings (lre) control act, 1968 (rent act, for short) coming into force on 1-10-1969.10. ..... 2005 .....

Rohan Satish Timblo Vs. Village Panchayat of Siriado-Palem and Another

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... by the impugned order, the learned district judge has quashed and set aside the order dated 20/8/2010 passed by the additional director of panchayat -ii, panaji-goa, whereby the learned additional director of panchayats ordered the village panchayat, that is, respondent no.1 to forward the application dated 10/2/2009 submitted by the petitioner for appropriate consideration and submission of report. 5. ..... there is no dispute about the fact that in the new regulations, titled the goa (regulations of land development and building construction) act, 2008 and the goa land development and building construction regulations, 2010, came into force on 8/11/2010. ..... section 9 of the goa land development regulations of the act of 2008 makes it clear that all the applications for land development permission or construction licence submitted before the date of commencement of regulations framed under section 7, in the present case the regulations of 2010, shall be considered as per the law applicable before the 2008 act came into force. ..... before 2008 act, regulations of 1971 were in force. .....

Bhakta Bahadur and Others Vs. Inspector General of Prisons, State of G ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... challenge the deduction of 50% of the wages earned by them which have been appropriated to the common victims compensation fund, which has been created under section 36-a of the prisons act, 1894, as amended by the prisons (goa amendment) act, 2005 and the rules framed there-under being the goa prisons rules, 2006. 2. ..... the inspector general of prisons has passed another order dated 12th august, 2011, setting out the aforesaid section of the prisoners act, as also relevant prisons rules which make it obligatory for all prisoners to contribute 50% share of their wages to the common victims ..... 36-a of the prisons act, 1894, as amended by the prisons act, 2005, runs thus : ..... therefore, argued that reparation to the individual victim is a must and payment generally to the fund or generally to the society is not contemplated under the act or the rules, because payment to the victim by the committee set up under the rules must be on case to case basis. ..... it is argued that since there is no identifiable victim of any prisoner or accused who is convicted under the ndps act, the person who has suffered any loss or injury by reason of the act of the accused is not shown and hence, no person and upon his death, his/her legal representatives can claim to be a victim ..... chapter xxi of the prisons rules framed under the aforesaid act on 13th october, 2006 and published in the official gazette, government of goa (extraordinary), is titled compensation to the victim (or his family) of the prisoner's .....

Indian Navy Sailors' Home Vs. Bombay Gymkhana Club Caterers and allied ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1986(2)BomCR248; (1986)88BOMLR1; (1986)IILLJ154Bom; 1986MhLJ45

..... : (1987)iillj217sc , where a dispute arose in the the union territory of goa, daman and diu, the supreme court held that the appropriate government was the central government. ..... 2(j) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and has also held that the government of maharashtra is the appropriate government entitled to make the reference in question in the exercise of its powers under s. ..... the next question that arises is whether the government of maharashtra is the appropriate government for making a reference under s. ..... 2(a)(i) also enumerates various corporations regarding whom also the 'appropriate government' is the central government. ..... 10 where the appropriate government is of opinion that any industrial dispute exists or is apprehended, it may at any time, by order in writing, refer the dispute to various authorities as set out in that section ..... workmen : (1984)iillj503sc , where the supreme court has held that in respect of a dispute concerning the office of the regional provident fund organisation established under the provident fund act, the central government was the appropriate authority for making a reference. ..... a company in-corporateunder the companies act had its own existence. ..... 2(a)(i) of the industrial disputes act, 1947.6. ..... 2(a) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. ..... 10 of the industrial disputes act, 1947. ..... 2(j) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. ..... 2(j) of the industrial disputes act, 1947.4. ..... 2(j) of industrial disputes act, 1947. s. ..... 10 of the industrial disputes act, 1947.2. .....

Village Panchayat at Veling Priol-Cuncoliem Vs. Ashok Raghu Naik

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... it is further seen from the impugned order that the learned civil judge has also not considered the aspect of bar of suit in view of the provisions of section 226(2) of the goa panchayat raj act, 1994 when this section requires the parties to obtain previous sanction of the zilla panchayat for filing the suit against the chief executive officer or the secretary or any officer of the panchayat or the panchayat ..... this aspect of the matter, if raised, would also have to be decided appropriately by the learned civil judge. 7. ..... whatever might be the case, the fact remains, and it can be seen from the impugned orders that the reason that it is the own case of the petitioner/defendant that some of its agents or officers illegally acted in granting lease of the subject shop, was the basis for rejection of the application. ..... the use of word "attorney" is a mistake on the part of the learned civil judge and she should have referred to the word "administrator" because the paragraph 1 of the application states that the administrator of the petitioner acted illegally, when the lease of the subject shop was granted to the respondent. 4. ..... he further submits that it was nobody's case that the attorney of the petitioner did not act in good faith. 3. .....

S. Mangala Vs. Airports Authority of India and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... person, the advocates for the respondents shall forward a true copy of the petition along with a copy of this judgment to the appropriate persons in the concerned ministry so that the issue receives the attention it deserves. ..... the petitioner has in the course of her submissions relied upon the aai act, 1994 as amended by the amendment of 2003 and in particular section 40(1) thereof, which is reproduced below:- 40 (1) without prejudice to the foregoing provisions of this act, the authority shall, in the discharge of its functions and duties under this act, be bound by such directions on questions of policy as the central government may give in writing ..... the petitioner will no doubt have appropriate remedy to redress her grievance through the existing mechanism and without seeking ..... we also consider it appropriate in the circumstances that the present petition be treated as the petitioners representation to the central government to consider issuing appropriate directions to the respondent no.1 to implement the provisions of the dopt om dated 11th september 2011, ..... to the petitioner's prayer for giving reasons for administrative and quasi-judicial decisions in according with the rti act, reliance placed on the judgment of the division bench of this court by the respondents in (2008 ..... the concerned department that there was no provision for granting ccl in aai leave regulation, 2003 and that the proposal for granting of such a leave was under consideration of the appropriate forum. ..... goa .....

United States Vs. Realty Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in regard to the general policy of this government in relation to the tariff, and confining our attention to those facts which are matters of history, and to the acts of congress already referred to, and to the facts set forth in the petitions in the two cases, and to the admissions of the parties made for the purposes of the trial of these cases, we may briefly describe the condition of affairs existing at the time of the passage of the appropriation act of 1895. ..... of the united states, and that the claims in these cases are of a nature which that body might rightfully decide to constitute a debt payable by the united states upon considerations of justice and honor, we think the act of congress, making appropriations for the payment of such claims, was valid, without reference to the question of the validity or invalidity of the original ..... we are of the opinion that in either case, the appropriations of money in the act of 1895, to be paid to certain manufacturers and producers of sugar who had complied with the act of 1890, were within the power of congress to make, and were constitutional and valid. ..... payments to individuals, not of right or of a merely legal claim, but payments in the nature of a gratuity, yet having some feature of moral obligation to support them, have been made by the government by virtue of acts of congress appropriating the public money ever since its foundation. .....