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Shrik R. Raghavan Vs. Union of India Etc.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1979Delhi1; 1979LabIC1294; (1980)ILLJ463Del

..... the indian as also in the english law. the principle is embodied in section 14 of our general clauses act, 1897, which is as below: '(1)where, by any central act or regulation made after the commencement oft this act, any power is conferred then unless a different intention appears that power may be exercised from time to time ..... courses of action. in nakkuda ali v. m. f. de jayaratae, (1951) a. c. 66 , lord radcliffe speaking for the judicial committee of the privy council was considering the meaning of a defense regulation 62 which empowered the controller of textiles to cancel a license. 'where the controller has reasonable grounds to believe that any ..... dealer is unfit to be allowed to continue as a dealer.' while it was recognised by the privy council that 'reasonable grounds' must be based on objective material, the privy council proceeded to observe as follows: 'but it does not seem to follow necessarily from this that the controller must be .....

Amitava Bhattacharya and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... the validity of anything previously done under that rule or notification.11. i ought to point out that pursuant to section 16(1) of the said act the central government has framed schemes whereby four transferee companies have been set up and the present respondent-company is one of them. the scheme framed in respect of ..... , institutions for scientific study of problem affecting particular industry in a trade, the utilisation of the result of the researches conducted under the auspices of the council towards the development of industries in the country are carried out in a responsible manner.in this connection the court referred to the following decisions praga tools corporation ..... point separately inasmuch as all the other decisions have been dealt with therein. in the case of sabhajit tewari the supreme court was considering the case of council of scientific and industrial research (herein after referred to as c.s.i.r.), in that case in the writ petition filed by the petitioner, who .....

Gannett Co., Inc. Vs. Depasquale

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to be admitted or excluded. in the criminal process, there may be numerous arguments, consultations, and decisions, as well as depositions and interrogatories, that are not central to the process and that implicate no first amendment rights. and, of course, grand jury proceedings traditionally have been held in strict confidence. see houchins v. kqed ..... necessary to effectuate congress' determination page 443 u. s. 440 that the confidentiality of communications intercepted under title iii of the omnibus crime control and safe streets act of 1968, 18 u.s.c. 2510 et seq., be preserved prior to the determination that such communications were lawfully intercepted. united states v. cianfrani, ..... of members of the press as such, but rather page 443 u. s. 398 because, "[i]n seeking out the news, the press . . . acts as an agent of the public at large," each individual member of which cannot obtain for himself "the information needed for the intelligent discharge of his political responsibilities." .....

Washington Vs. Fishing Vessel Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... [ footnote 11 ] referring to the negotiations with the yakima nation, by far the largest of the indian tribes, the district court found: "at the treaty council, the united states negotiators promised, and the indians understood, that the yakimas would forever be able to continue the same off-reservation food gathering and fishing practices as ..... bears repeating, however, that the 50% figure imposes a maximum, but not a minimum, allocation. as in arizona v. california and its predecessor cases, the central principle here must be that indian treaty rights to a natural resource that once was thoroughly and exclusively exploited by the indians secures so much as, but no ..... been the intention of congress that indians should be excluded from their ancient fisheries," he noted that "no condition to this effect was inserted in the donation act," and therefore recommended the question "should be set at rest by law." report of governor stevens to the commissioner of indian affairs, app. 327. viewed .....

Management of Pudukottah Textile Limited Vs. A. Ganapathi, Etc., Etc.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1979)IILLJ343Mad

..... labour court had gone beyond its jurisdiction in adjudicating upon a dispute, which cannot be comprehended within the scope of section 33c(2) of the act. referring to the earlier decisions rendered by the supreme court in central bank of india ltd. v. p.s. (sic) : (1963)iillj89sc and chief (sic) engineer, east india coal co. ltd. v ..... lay-off which are aspects which can be decided only when an industrial dispute is raised under section 10 of the act, mr. m.r. narayanaswami, learned counsel for the management placed reliance on the following decisions:(1) central bank of india v. rajagopalan : (1963)iillj89sc (supreme court).(2) ramakrishna ramnath v. presiding officer, (labour court ..... l.l.j. s.c. 341 and namer ali choudhry v. central inland water transport corporation ltd. : (1978)illj167sc .6a. the decision rendered in central bank of india v. rajagopalan : (1963)iillj89sc , dealt with the scope of section 33c(2) of the act and to what extent, the labour court can deal with the petition .....

Ashirbad Behera Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1980Ori79; 48(1979)CLT333

..... 18, if has been further pleaded :--'.........when a proposal is moved/proposed it becomes a motion, when a motion is passed by the municipal council, it becomes a resolution, a council can act only through resolution, thus the proposal moved by the chairman to delegate financial power up to rupees 50,000/- to the chairman was a ..... and second categories of applicants, though real, is not always well-demarcated. the first category has, as it were, two concentric zones; a solid central zone of certainty; and a grey outer circle of lessening certainty in a sliding centrifugal scale, with an outermost nebulous fringe of uncertainty. applicants falling within the ..... central zones are those whose legal rights have been infringed. such applicants undoubtedly stand in the category of persons aggrieved. in the grey outer-circle the .....

Raj NaraIn JaIn Vs. Firm Sukha Nand Ram NaraIn and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1980All78

..... with the land, it was ineffective to bind the petitioner who was a purchaser at a court auction. reliance was strongly placed by the learned counsel on the privy council decision in nur mohammad peerbhoy v. dinshaw hormasji-motiwalla (air 1922 pc 393). our pointed attention was invited to the observations of the judicial committee to the effect ..... enlarge the rights which a lessor possessed either under the general law dealing with the subject of landlord and tenant or under the provisions of the t. p. act. the act has placed restrictions on the rights of the landlord to obtain eviction of his tenant on such grounds as are mentioned in section 20 or 21 of u. ..... contained therein might be one running with the land. this contention, in our opinion, is unsound and is consequently unacceptable. 15. section 40 of the t. p. act, on which reliance has been placed for the submission that the entire law on the subject regarding covenants running with the land has been codified is not concerned with .....

Jasjit Films (P) Ltd. and anr. Vs. Delhi Development Authority and ors ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1980Delhi83

..... and all persons and bodies politic shall and may have and take the same suits, remedies and proceedings, legal and equitable, against the secretary of state in council of india as they could have done against the said company.....'. secondly the doctrine of consideration is so firmly entrenched in common law and judicial thinking in england, ..... per square yard annually. after taking possession of the lands the corporation at considerable expense constructed stables, workshop ond chawls. the secretary of state for india in council filed a suit against the corporation claiming arrears of rent @ rs. 12,000 per annum and for a declaration that the lease be determined. against the decree ..... nature of such a representation. the petitioner alleges that the representation had been made through the d.d.a. act. reliance is placed on sections 6, 8, 22 and 41 of the act. section 22 authorises the central government to place at the disposal of the d.d.a. all or any of the developed lands and undeveloped .....

Sakthi Sugars Limited Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1980CENCUS505D; 1983(12)ELT484(Mad)

..... general in items and deals with the grant of. licences for import of goods and related matters, it is statutory in character. the imports and exports (control) act, 1947, authorises the central government to make provisions prohibiting, restricting or otherwise controlling import, export, carriage etc. of the goods and by the imports (control) order, 1955, dated december 7 ..... the exporters to their prejudice relying upon the representation. this principle has been recognised by the courts in india and by the judicial committee of the privy council in several cases....jenkins, c.j. delivering the judgment of the court observed :'the doctrine involved in this phase of case is often treated as one ..... of any deficiency in duty if the duty has for any reason been short levied, or of any other sum of any kind payable to the central government under the act or these rules, the proper officer may serve a notice on the person from whom such duty, deficiency in duty or sum is recoverable requiring him .....

Smt. Mahadevi Lohariwalla Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1988(38)ELT585(Cal)

..... placed on the determination in the case of sheo nath singh v. the appellate assistant commissioner of income-tax (central), calcutta and ors. - : [1971]82itr147(sc) , which is a determination under section 34 of the income-tax act, 1922 and wherein the words 'reasons for belief' has been construed to suggest that the belief must be that ..... or a certified goldsmith.(2) any gold control officer not below the rank of a superintendent of central excise, empowered in this behalf by the central government may, if he has any reason to suspect that any provision of this act has been, or is being, or is about to be, contravened, authorize any officer of government ..... to gold, diamonds manufactures of gold or diamonds, watches, and any other class of goods which the central government may by notification in official gazette specify, contended that since the subject goods were seized under the customs act, in the reasonable belief that they are smuggled goods, the onus was on the petitioner to prove that .....