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..... background of how the issue arises.3. a scheduled bank is governed by the provisions of the banking regulation act, 1949 (for short, the 1949 act ). the 1949 act, read with the guidelines of the reserve bank of india (for short, rbi ), requires banks to purchase government securities to maintain the statutory liquidity ratio (for short, slr ..... ). the guidelines dated 16th october 2000 issued by the rbi categorise the government securities civil appeal ..... comprising stock in trade, which are to be treated as trading assets.19. as stated earlier, banks are required to purchase government securities to maintain the slr. as per rbi s guideline dated 16th october 2000, there are three categories of securities: htm, afs and hft. as far as afs and .....
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..... of national importance was suffering 16 (2004) 1 scc712:2003. insc66742 from mismanagement and maladministration. the central government acted on such findings. circumstances warranting an emergent action satisfied the president of india, resulting in his promulgating ordinances which earlier could not culminate in legislative enactments on account of fortuitous circumstances. ..... constitution. while rejecting the said contention, saiyid fazl ali, j.(one of the judges forming part of the majority) observed thus: .the government of india, as a matter of precaution and lest it should be said that they were 16 going to interfere unnecessarily in the affairs of the ..... committees finding substance in the complaints received that an institution of national importance was suffering from mismanagement and maladministration. it was found that the central government acted on such findings. it was also found that the circumstances warranted an emergent action. relying on the case of s.p. mittal (supra .....
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..... .us.archive.org/11/items/dli.csl.944/944.pdf, p. 5 163 ibid 64 part xi104in 1908, the criminal tribes settlement act was passed, permitting the various provincial governments of india to make plans whereby tribes suspected of living by crime could be registered and supervised by the police, and those members of criminal ..... stolen property. (iv) any member of denotified tribe subject to the discretion of the state government concerned. (v) any person convicted by a court or tribunal acting outside india under the general or special authority of the government of india of an offence which should have rendered him liable to be classified as a habitual criminal ..... areas and replaced it by other legislation, e.g., habitual offenders acts. the government of india consider that the question whether the act should be modified or repealed altogether on an all-india basis should be considered after an enquiry into the working of the act in the provinces. 207 123 the committee submitted its report in .....
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..... is passed in exercise of powers under article 142 of the constitution of india so as to avoid any further appeals by the revenue on the very ..... . the present order shall be applicable pan india and all judgments and orders passed by the different high courts on the issue and under which similar notices which were issued after 1-4-2021 issued under section 148 of the act are set aside and shall be governed by the present order and shall stand modified to the aforesaid extent. the present order .....
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..... bangalore - 560 001. ... respondents (by sri k. shashi kiran shetty, advocate general a/w sri s.s. mahendra, government advocate for r1 to4 this writ petition is filed under articles226and227of the constitution of india, praying to call for the entire records in notification no.apg epc1692023 at annexure-t from the office of respondent nos.1 ..... constitution of the said committee was bad in law as section 4(b) of karnataka transparency in public procurement act was wrongly invoked. the second aspect alleged was that without prior approval of the government in terms of rule 15(g) of the water rules, 1976, the petitioner appointed two member secretaries. the ..... any consequences. third notice was issued. (vii) the petitioner was disqualified as member and consequently removed/dismissed as chairman under section 6(2) of the act, in total disregard of natural justice, without framing charge and even without giving opportunity of hearing.6. for all the foregoing discussion and reasons, the petition .....
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..... laboratory equipments, consumables and chemicals to the hospitals and diagnostic laboratories within the state of karnataka. it is also registered with the department of drug controller government of karnataka and so also registered under the gst and the same is produced as annexures-a and b.3. it is the case of the ..... vidyanagar, hubballi, karnataka-580022, by its director. ..respondent (by sri. aravind d. kulkarni, advocate) this writ petition is filed under articles226and227of the constitution of india praying to issue a writ of certiorari quashing the paper publication dated97/2024 issued by respondent at annexure-c impugned notification dated issued by the respondent dated0807.2024 produced ..... in respect of item no.9 is concerned, when the deletion is start, the reason assigned that not agreed. standard guidelines as per ktpp act and ktpp act do not permit the same. the counsel also contend that a question was raised for removal of this clause will lead to maximum participation and fair .....
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..... along with sri b.n.jagadeesha, additional state public prosecutor, sri s.ismail zabi ulla, additional advocate general, smt. anukanksha kalkeri, high court government pleader for r1; sri tushar mehta, solicitor general of india along with sri abhishek kumar, sri kanu agarwal, sri tanmay mehta, and sri keerthi 25 reddy, advocates for r2; sri ranganatha reddy, advocate ..... hands are tied in this matter, but we request you to at least take the first step, of seeking permission of the government under section 17-a of the prevention of corruption act for investigating this offence and under which, the concerned authority shall convey its decision under this section within a period of three months ..... sanction for prosecution of shri siddaramaiah, hon ble chief minister of karnataka for commission of offences under sections 7, 9, 11, 12 and 15 of the prevention of corruption act, 1988 ( pc act ) ad sections 59, 61, 62, 201, 227, 228, 229, 239, 314 316(5), 318(1), 318(2), 318(3), 319, 322, 324, 324(1 .....
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..... . whereas clause (3) of article 15 of the constitution, inter alia, empowers the state to make special provisions for children; and whereas, the government of india has acceded on the 11th december, 1992 to the convention on the rights of the child, adopted by the general assembly of the united nations, ..... regular intervals to make the general public, children as well as their parents and guardians aware of the provisions of this act; (b) the officers of the central government and the state governments and other concerned persons (including the police officers) are imparted periodic training on the matters relating to the implementation of ..... health outcomes and reducing the incidence of sexual crimes in india. this is especially crucial given india's growing population.246. section 43 of the pocso obligates the central government and the state government to undertake measures and ensure that the provisions of the said act are given wide publicity through media including the television, .....
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..... followed in cases of acquisition of land for companies. the relevant portion of section 41 of the 1894 act is reproduced below:35. 41. agreement with appropriate government. if the appropriate government is satisfied [after considering the report, if any, of the collector under section 5a, sub-section ( ..... sold out and handed over the entire cement project to the appellant in the year 2017, which included the acquired private land and government land diverted for this purpose. it was submitted that the subject land was required for an entity involved in cement production in the ..... compensation is the sine qua non for any acquisition process.44. in roy estate v. state of jharkhand, (2009) 12 scc194 union of india v. mahendra girji, (2010) 15 scc682and mansaram v. s.p. pathak, (1984) 1 scc125 this court underscored the importance of following ..... reportable2024insc709in the supreme court of india civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal no.10662 of 2024 (arising out of the special leave petition ( .....
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..... evaluation request shall be entertained.43. it is in light of finality evaluation and absence of any further evaluation beyond general valuation and 2 ordinance / notification governing central assessment program (cap) for theory paper assessment of all under graduate health science courses of university , bearing no.rgu/auth/24th con/synd/04/2022 ..... : (i) award of five grace marks in the course attempted (mbbs) rs4 examinations of january, 2024; (ii) seeking quashing of the "ordinance/notification governing central assessment programme (cap) for theory paper assessment of all under graduate health science courses, of university" dated 05.09.2022 bearing no.rgu/auth/24th ..... were framed under section 33 of the indian medical council act, 1956. by virtue of the nmc act, 2019, the medical council of india act, 1956 came to be repealed, and the medical council of india stood dissolved. the transitory provision i.e., section 61 of the nmc act reads as follows: 61. transitory provisions - (1) .....
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