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Gulab Rai Vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1990Delhi249; 42(1990)DLT121

..... provisions of clause xi-a would continue to apply, even after the repeal of the said clause, but any other licensee under the indian electricity act, 1910 would not be governed by the provisions of the said clause xi-a. if the contention of shrimadan bhatia, counsel for the petitioners, is accepted, then the effect would ..... is unreasonable. in the above said circumstances, the classification of furnace owners is reasonable and is not hit by article, , 14 of the constitution of india'.(61) another contention which was raised in this case before the punjab and havana high court was that the state could not charge electricity duty on demand charges ..... other standing charges and, thereforee, the proviso enables the licensee to demand minimum charges while providing this separate supply. emphasis, till now, has not been placed in india on the words '. ... any premises having a separate supply..'. the use of the words clearly indicate that the supply postulates that the consumer already has a .....

State of Maharashtra Vs. Sant Dnyaneshwar Shikshan Shastra Mahavidyala ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2006(4)BomCR773; JT2006(4)SC201; 2006(3)SCALE675; (2006)9SCC1

..... court thus was called upon to consider the question as to which act would pevail. whereas the central act conferred power on the central government on the basis of the recommendation made by the medical council of india to open a new medical college, the state act required the permission of the state government by enacting that no college shall be affiliated to the university unless ..... compliance by the council of the directions issued by the central government on questions of policy etc. which matters are covered by the central act. what is further, the primary object of the central act, as discussed earlier, is to provide for the establishment of an all india council for technical education with a view, among others, to plan and coordinate the development of .....

Smt. Selvi and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... assessed by relying on the records of the physiological responses. [see: laboratory procedure manual - polygraph examination (directorate of forensic science, ministry of home affairs, government of india, new delhi - 2005)]11. there are three prominent polygraph examination techniques:i. the relevant-irrelevant (r-i) techniqueii. the control question (cq) techniqueiii. ..... cases which could expose parties to adverse consequences. furthermore, questions have also been asked about the scope of the privilege being restricted to testimonial acts while excluding physical evidence which can be extracted through compulsion.98. in response to john wigmore's thesis about the separate foundations of the ..... police officer making an investigation under this chapter, or any police officer not below such rank as the state government may, by general or special order, prescribe in this behalf, acting on the requisition of such officer, may examine orally any person supposed to be acquainted with the facts and .....

Ram Dial Vs. Sant Lal and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1959P& H240

..... effectively carry out the basic principles of elimination of racial, religious or communal passions, prejudices and emotions from the conduct or practical working of the government as it would purify and secularise the process of electing the citizens' representatives to the parliament and the state legislatures and render it completely free ..... of incurring or authorising of election expenditure, and sub-para (g) contains allegations of corrupt practices of obtaining and procuring the assistance of persons in government service etc., for furtherance of the prospects of the appellant's election. the petition was resisted on the merits and some preliminary objections were also ..... .'the object of section 124 (5) of the representation of the people act, 1951, was to introduce the principle of non-discrimination between difference castes, communities and religions, which was emphatically laid down in the constitution of india and the said clause has merely carried into effect in the sphere of .....

V.N. Narayanan Nair and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker98

..... of agricultural development of the people. there is no set definition of what constitutes measures of agrarian reform. in 'agricultural legislations in india', vol. vi, published by the government of india, stress is laid on the importance of improving the conditions of agricultural workers, tenants, small and medium farmers towards economic development and raising ..... in his kudikidappu and provided that it is only in specified cases that he can be evicted. the kerala agrarian relations act, act iv of 1961, and the kerala land reforms act, 1963, act i of 1964, conferred right of permanent occupancy on kudikidappukars as a part of agrarian reform. in many cases kudikidappukars ..... of the constitution. in these petitions the main point for consideration is whether by virtue of the provisions of section 72 ot the act which provides for acquisition by government of the rights of landlords, the lands of a religious denomination or a section thereof in the possession of tenants, could be acquired .....

Board of Trustees of the Post of Bombay and ors. Vs. Sriyansh Knitters

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1983Bom88; 1983(2)BomCR185; (1982)84BOMLR509

..... such port except under the authority of this act or of an act hereafter to be passed for fixing the amount thereof. it is not in dispute that this act merely provides for regulation of ports and port dues within the territories of the government of the east india company and the act does not provide for levy and recovery of ..... passed by the legislative council of india and received the assent of governor-general ..... charges in respect of the goods such as wharfage and demurrage and demurrage charges etc. central act no. xxxi of 1857 was .....

Brundaban Chandra Dhir Narendra Vs. the State of Orissa in the Revenue ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1953Ori121

..... 1951. it is accordingly urged that the board of revenue, as a body alone, could act under the court of wards act, 1947, as section 5 of that act empowers the revenue commissioner to be the court of wards.paragraph 16, government of india (constitution of orissa) order, 1936, says:'there shall be a revenue commissioner for orissa who shall discharge such functions as the ..... for the areas to which this act extends'.the board of revenue act, 1951 (act 23 of 1951) provides in section 3 as follows: 'all references in any enactment or in any notification, order, scheme, rule, form, or by-law, issued, made, or prescribed under any enactment to-- (a) the revenue commissioner, as specified in the government of india (constitution of orissa) order, 1936; or .....

G.M. Venkatareddy and Others Vs. the Deputy Commissioner, Kolar Distri ...

Court : Karnataka

..... , (1995) 4 scc 496, r. chandevarappa vs. state of karnataka (1995) 6 scc 309, d n. venkatrayappa vs. state of karnataka, (1997) 7 scc 567, karnataka board of wakf vs government of india, (2009) 10 scc 779, t. anjanappa vs somalingappa, (2006) 7 scc 570, p.t. munichikkanna reddy vs revamma, (2007) 6 scc 59, hemaji waghaji vs bhikhabhai, (2009) ..... the terms of the grant were beyond the purview of the said statute, the transfers after 01.01.1979 must conform to section 4(2) of the ptcl act which mandates the obtainment of the governments prior permission for transfer of any granted land. in the case in hand, the sale deeds are dated 28.11.1984, 30.8.1988 and ..... time being in force or any custom, usage or contract or any decree or order of a court, tribunal or other authority.synopsis:1. overriding effect of the act:the act has the overriding effect over the other laws. as a result the assistant commissioner will not be bound to consider the effect of an order made by the land .....

Delhi Cloth and General Mills Co. Ltd., Delhi Vs. Municipal Corporatio ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi159

..... secretary to the government of india. on 27th december, 1965, the corporation passed the second resolution under section 150(3) of the said act resolving that the rates fixed as the maximum rates be adopted as actual rates for the levy of the ..... . the order inter alias reads-'now, thereforee in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of section 150 of the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957, the central government hereby sanctions with immediate effect the said resolution no. 817 dated the 17th february, 1965.'the sanction order is signed by shri a.f. cquto, deputy ..... dated 24th june, 1959, of the corporation nor the resolution of the standing committee 'specified' the rates which were mentioned only in the government sanction with the result that the validation act was of no avail to the corporation. there are two answers to this argument-(1) the corporation approved the resolution of the standing .....

K. Peramanayakam Pillai Vs. S.T. Sivaraman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad419; (1952)IMLJ308

..... partition. therefore the theory and incidents of joint family and joint family property according to the genius of the mitakshara are not the sole questions that should govern us, but it is the nature and extent of the equitable principles relating to partial partition established by modern decisions that have to be really considered ..... held to be only voidable at the option of the other coparceners, the alienating coparcener himself not being competent to impeach it.in all the provinces in india, the undivided interest of a coparcener in the joint family property may during his life-time be seized and sold, in execution of a decree against ..... committee in 'sat narain v. srikishen das'. 17 lah 644 (pc). decisions of this court held that the law was the same under section 28 of the provincial insolvency act. 'sankaranarayana v. rajamani', 47 mad 462 & 'balavenkata seetharama v. official receiver, tanjore', 49 mad849. though this line of authority was reversed by 'ramasastrulu v. balakrishna' .....