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Sreenath Travel Agency and anr. Vs. Lt. Governor of Delhi and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003VIAD(Delhi)457; AIR2004Delhi1; 106(2003)DLT623; 2003(71)DRJ363

..... , it may, at best, be construed as a mere indication that the states were mindful of the fact that rules needed to be framed for prescribing the manner of seizure and detention under section 207 of the said act and that as long as such rules were not made and enforced, it would not be justifiable to seize and detain the vehicles under section 207 of ..... the nature of a consent order and has been rendered upon a concession made by the learned counsel for the the states when they stated that 'till the rules are finally notified, the vehicles of the petitioners shall not be seized on the ground of violation of section 207 of the act. ..... chandigarh stated that after the publication of amended rules by the state of punjab, the union territory, chandigarh shall also publish the amended rules within two months thereafter.in view of the statements made by the learned counsel for the states, we dispose of the writ petitions with the direction that the governments of punjab and haryana shall finalise the rules under section 207(1) read with section 2(32) ..... paragraphs of the order which is as under:-'today, shri jaswant singh placed before us a printed copy of the draft rules and stated that the same will be finalised by the end of december, 1999. ..... ms avnish ahlawat, the learned counsel for the respondents, while admitting that no rules as such have been framed in respect of delhi specifically prescribing the manner of seizure and detention of vehicles under section 207 of the said act, however, .....

A.K. Mahajan and ors. Vs. the Chief Justice and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2001IVAD(Delhi)807; 90(2001)DLT468

..... taking decision by the respondent to make appointments on the basis of the existing rules, disagreeing with the suggestion of the selection committee and then again changing his mind, taking a somersault, and amending the rules with retrospective effect shows non-application of mind by the respondents.26. ..... the chief justice rejected the recommendation of the committee and passed orders directing the committee to make appointments on the basis of the existing rules and then the matter of amendments of the rules will be considered prospectively. ..... on the one hand the selection committee slept over the matter for nine months after taking the interview and on the other hand unprecedented haste has been shown for the amendment of the rules and appointment of assistant registrar after the amendment of the rules.23. in s.p. ..... it is admitted fact that after the amendment of the rules the selection committee was reconstituted. ..... but the committee kept on waiting for the superintendents/court masters to make another representation for the reasons best known to them, and on their second representation they again suggested amendment in the rules and directed the registry to prepare draft rules. ..... subsequently the committee considered the representation dated 2.7.1994 and recommended that necessary amendment be made in the rules so that 1/3rd posts each of assistant registrar may be reserved for promotion from the cadre of private secretary, superintendent and court master. .....

Union of India (Uoi) Through Its Secretary, Ministry of Defense, Vs. E ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 101(2002)DLT267; 2003(1)SLJ171(Delhi)

..... than the power comprised in the provisions of the air force act dealing with court martials and the two set of provisions, namely, section 20(3) of the air force act and rule 18(1) of the air force rules on the one hand and section 71 of the air force act dealing with civil offences and section 65 thereof dealing with violation of good order and discipline of the air force ..... the learned counsel for the respondent also submitted that the show cause notice issued in exercise of the power under section 20(3) of the air force act read with rule 18(1) of the air force rules did not specify any reason as to why the aoc-in-c had decided to resort to administrative action instead of taking recourse to the provisions of sections 65 and 71 of the air force act ..... of misconduct against an employee of the air force, other than an officer, whose further retention in service is not considered desirable can be taken under section 20(3) of the air force act read with rule 18 of the air force rules without his trial by a court martial, the learned counsel for the respondent submitted that no action under section 20(3) of the air force act read with ..... where the supreme court held that an officer who behaves in a manner unbecoming his position can be removed from service under section 19 of the army act, 1950, read with rule 14 of the army rules, 1954 without being tried by a court martial under section 45 of the army act, which specifically deals with the subject of unbecoming conduct of an officer. .....

D.P. Kansal and ors. Vs. Delhi Jal Board

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [2007(115)FLR450]; (2008)IILLJ477Del

..... the djb that the application for gratuity filed by the petitioners under the gratuity act was itself bad and liable to be rejected on the ground of delay and laches, since rule 7 of the payment of gratuity (central) rules, 1972 very clearly provides that an application in this respect has to made within 30 days from the date gratuity becomes payable to the employer, while in the present case, ..... of the djb to state that by virtue of the said provisions of law, the djb has the power to appoint its own employees and that the service rules as prescribed under the rules and by the ccs (classification, control and appeal) rules, 1965 apply mutates mutants to all officers and employees of the djb, and thereforee, the employees of the djb are in no manner similarly placed as the ..... section 51 of the dwb act stipulates that as far as may be, terms and conditions of service of employee of the board shall be governed by the terms and conditions of service and rules and regulations applicable to the government employees, and by the orders and directions issued by the central government from time to time, does not mean that the employees of the djb automatically become ..... was held therein that the gratuity act is a special provision meant for payment of gratuity and merely because the provisions as contained in the ccs (pension) rules had been made applicable to the petitioners therein for the purpose of determining pension, will not mean that they would be excluded from the payment to which .....

Union of India (Uoi) and anr. Vs. Shanker Raju

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 150(2008)DLT545; 2008(100)DRJ742

..... one will have to also take into consideration the provision of the administrative tribunal act as well as the rules framed there under which provide for the appointment of such members of the central administrative tribunal and prescribe their service conditions ..... court took into consideration company law board (qualification, experience and other conditions of service of members) rules, 1993, it was found that as per rule 4 thereof, the selection of member was to be made in consultation with the chief justice of india ..... (c) presiding officer of the tribunal is selected by a selection committee chaired by a judge of the supreme court of india and two members, one secretary to the government of india in the ministry of road transport and highways and second from the secretary to the government of india in the ministry ..... the respondent on the other hand, contends that as per rule 12 of the central administrative tribunal (salaries and allowances and conditions of service of chairman, vice-chairman and members) rules, 1985 which are framed under article 309 of the constitution of india and, thereforee, are having statutory flavour, a member of the tribunal is entitled to the use of an official residence of the type admissible to an officer of the ..... (e) on the recommendations of the selection committee, the central government makes a list of persons selected for appointment as a presiding ..... (d) the selection committee has the authority to devise its own procedure for selecting candidate for .....

K.K. SaksenA. Vs. International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage ...

Court : Delhi

..... 12 of the constitution inasmuch as the management of the affairs of the society is vested in an international executive council (iec) consisting of office bearers and one duly appointed representative from each national committee; that the office bearers of the icid consist of one president, 9 vice-presidents and one secretary general and all the office bearers except the secretary general, who is the full time office ..... the immediate direction of the president; that clause 7.3 of the constitution of the icid empowers the secretary general to frame such rules and procedure as he considers necessary for governing the staff and for the proper functioning of the central office in consultation with the staff committee; that the following of a staffing pattern by icid in the line of the central government does not bring the society under ..... is apposite to reproduce clauses 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3, which read as follows: -"annual subscriptions10.1 in order to defray the cost of the activities of the commission or for special purposes, the national committees or representative organizations of participating countries shall regularly pay to the order of the secretary-general annual subscriptions (in as near the beginning of each calendar year as may be possible) on the basis pre ..... council shall consider all matters of policy which may be initiated or sponsored by any member national committee or office-bearer or by the management board and may itself initiate and determine or otherwise advise .....

Sanjay Chandra and ors. Vs. C.B.i.

Court : Delhi

..... otherwise also, if the above direction of the coordinate bench of this court is to be taken as an absolute rule, it has a potential to subvert the course of justice and make section 437 crpc which deals with bail to person accused of non-bailable offence redundant. ..... , with which this chapter opens makes an invariable rule for bail in case of bailable offences subject to the specified exception under sub-section (2) of that section. ..... the petitioner voluntarily appeared in the court pursuant to the summons which rules out any possibility of his fleeing from justice. ..... the aforesaid directions, if treated as an absolute rule, has a potential to breed corruption. ..... this rules out any possibility of his complicity in the conspiracy. .....

Sh. Sanjay Chiripal Vs. Registrar Co-operative Societies and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... -utilization of funds not being pressed by the complainants, the financial commissioner was of the view that, under the scheme of the dcs act, remedial action, if any, which was required to be taken by the managing committee of the society, could be directed to be taken by the registrar in exercise of his powers under section 67 of the dcs act. ..... nobody can be compelled to contest the election and unanimous election shows that the managing committee enjoys mandate of all the members which is being taken by the complainant otherwise as he is habitual of negative ..... after recording the stand of the complainant that the managing committee had no powers to convene a sgbm on its own, observed that the society had accepted these issues directly and/or ..... the society though has erred in not strictly following the dcs act, rules and its byelaws but it has been able to function within the financial norms as the allegations regarding misappropriation or mis-utilization of funds has not been pressed by the complainants as there does not exist any." ..... complaint alluded to several discrepancies and short-comings of the managing committee in running and managing the affairs of society. ..... was the society's stand that this was permissible under rule 22 of the delhi cooperative societies rules, 2007 (in short, the dcs rules). ..... view of the above, there is no need to inquire into this issue and it therefore seems that financial aspects of society is being managed properly and as per rules/ regulations. .....

C.K. Jaffer Sharief Vs. the State (Through Cbi)

Court : Delhi

..... the statements of the witnesses as recorded by the cbi, as have been noted by the special judge in the impugned order, it would be seen that the four persons were taken by the petitioner to london by flouting all the rules/procedures and the formalities. ..... the union railway minister and there was no violation of deputation rules in the act of the petitioner. ..... in the case of sheetla sahai and ors (supra) it was held that, there cannot be any universal rule to determine whether there is a reasonable connection between the act done and the official duty, nor is it possible to lay down any such rule. .....

Dineker Rai D. Desai and Others Vs. R.P. BhasIn and Others

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1986]60CompCas14(Delhi)

..... coming to the two remaining amendments, namely, that the elections should be held at three places, delhi, kanpur and allahabad and that the articles of association of the election rules inconsistent with the amendments shall stand amended, we think that the direction regarding the holding of the annual general meeting at three places cannot be given in law as it is inconsistent with the companies act, and this ..... as far as sub-clause (i) of the proviso is concerned, it will remain as it is with the addition of the following words : 'the resolution or letters of authority filed in accordance with this rule shall continue to operate in all subsequent annual general meetings unless varied by a specific resolution or letter of authority, as the case may be.' 28. ..... though these directions may appear innocuous, they are actually drastic departures from the companies act and it is difficult to see how this committee can hold the annual general meeting at three places under the companies act. 7. ..... in the present case, a committee has been appointed to hold the elections and also drastic changes have been made in the election rules and also the method of elections, which have been challenged on various grounds before us on the footing that the court cannot depart from the companies act with regard to the holding of the annual general ..... we do not know why the company judge has differed from the existing rules regarding who can stand for election and become a member of the executive committee. .....