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..... in hindi language) and would contend that yet again what is stipulated is only the academic qualification and that the stipulation is wholly in consonance with the central act and rules. he would submit that the endeavour to place before the court the notifications of various governments inviting for applications for employment in the concerned - ..... further and has attempted to draw and demonstrate the fine distinction between the scope of section 3 of the karnataka state civil services act, 1978 and the central act of drugs and cosmetics act, 1940. he would submit that a reading of section 3 would amply clarify its area of operation and the subjects mentioned therein.-. ..... 2005) 3 scc212 the court was called upon to decide whether there was any conflict between the provisions of the all india council for technical education act, 1987 and the a.p. education act, 1982 and whether the state legislation was liable to be declared void and inoperative on the ground that the state legislature was .....
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..... same is upheld. consequently, the appeal stood dismissed.8. it is further stated in the order under section 271(1)(c) of the income tax act, passed by the deputy commissioner of income tax, central circle-1(3), bengaluru, dated 29.06.2010, wherein the case of the assessee was notified to this circle consequent to the action under section ..... general public importance, or, (3) whether it is an open question in the sense that the issue is not settled by the pronouncement of the supreme court or the privy council or by the federal court, or, (4) the issue is not free from difficulty, and (5) it calls for a discussion for an alternative view.41. these ..... to be answered in favor of the assessee and against the revenue.25. it is further contended that ennoble constructions addressed a letter to the deputy commissioner of income tax, central circle-1(3), income tax department, c.r. building, queens road, bengaluru in subject caption reply to penalty notice under section 274 read with section 271(1)(c .....
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..... 6 months , whichever is earlier retiring member eligible for only one term. (section 6 term of office and retirement of members) press council act, 1978 ix. constitutional silence and vacuum: power of the court to lay guidelines 109. this court has plenary power under article 142 to ..... this provision was to make available to the president the advice of the council of state. the provincial constitution committee in its report of ..... , subject to the approval of the council of state. likewise, in the memorandum on the union constitution, circulated on the same date, he included a similarly comprehensive provision that the control of central elections, including the appointment of election tribunals, should be vested in the president acting in his discretion; the intention of .....
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..... the rules for short) was also promulgated on 20-02-1973. chapter-ii of the act deals with constitution of council of architecture. section 3 thereof, reads as follows: 3. constitution of council of architecture. (1) the central government shall, by notification in the official gazette, constitute, with effect from such date as ..... further that nothing in these regulations shall operate to prohibit further discussion of any matter referred to the council by the central 20 government in the exercise of any of its functions under the act; (c) unless it is clearly and precisely expressed and raised substantially a definite issue; (d) if it ..... surveyors of india means the institution of surveyors registered under the societies registration act, 1860. (4) notwithstanding anything contained in clause (a) of sub-section (3), the central government may, pending the preparation of the register, nominate to the first council, in consultation with the indian institute of architects, persons referred to in .....
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..... presumed only if the said document is executed and authenticated before a notary public, or any court, judge or magistrate, counsel or vice-counsel, or representative of the central government." in the instant case, a perusal of the said exhibit it is seen that:- (a) it is not attested by any one; (b) it is ..... undoubtedly has to be exercised on sound, reasonable, rational and acceptable principles. the parameters for the exercise of discretion vested by section 20 of the specific relief act, 1963 cannot be entrapped within any precise expression of language and the contours thereof will always depend on the facts and circumstances of each case. the ultimate ..... the tenants could not be evicted. the construction found on the suit properties is also very old even according to defendant. 10861. section 20 of specific relief act confers discretionary power on the court either to grant or to reject specific performance. however, it is settled principles of law and requires no emphasis that such .....
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..... presumed only if the said document is executed and authenticated before a notary public, or any court, judge or magistrate, counsel or vice-counsel, or representative of the central government." in the instant case, a perusal of the said exhibit it is seen that:- (a) it is not attested by any one; (b) it is ..... undoubtedly has to be exercised on sound, reasonable, rational and acceptable principles. the parameters for the exercise of discretion vested by section 20 of the specific relief act, 1963 cannot be entrapped within any precise expression of language and the contours thereof will always depend on the facts and circumstances of each case. the ultimate ..... the tenants could not be evicted. the construction found on the suit properties is also very old even according to defendant. 10861. section 20 of specific relief act confers discretionary power on the court either to grant or to reject specific performance. however, it is settled principles of law and requires no emphasis that such .....
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..... 8 scc765104 green cover in the area. on 27 7 1993 objections were invited to the zonal development plan whereas on 25 5 1994 the new delhi municipal council act, 1994 came into force.130. in the said case, this court was considering an appeal challenging the judgment of the division bench of the high court vide ..... as such, it should be construed that the said term would be applicable only to a company, corporation, society etc.44. section 3 of the 1952 act empowers the central government to sell, lease or otherwise transfer, whether by auction, allotment or otherwise, any land or building belonging to the government of chandigarh on such ..... administration. we therefore find it necessary to direct that after the chandigarh 126 administration takes decision to amend the provisions, the same shall be placed before the central government for its consideration and final decision. we find that for protecting the heritage status of corbusian chandigarh, it is necessary that we should exercise our .....
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..... was struck down in shreya singhal on the ground of, inter alia, vagueness. x) norms of journalistic conduct, 2010 issued by the press council of india (constituted under the press council act, 1978) contain extensive guidelines on the reporting of communal incidents. 51 the content of speech is sought to be controlled in all the aforesaid ..... petition for review was filed by the minister for recalling the order which directed payment of exemplary damages and also the registration of a case by the central bureau of investigation. the decision in the petition for review, reported in (1999) 6 scc667 dealt with the question of collective responsibility in the context of ..... officer concerned is not legally obliged to provide those information. reference may be made to a recent judgment of this court in girish ramchandra deshpande v. central information commr., (2013) 1 scc212 wherein this court held that since there is no bona fide public interest in seeking information, the disclosure of said .....
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..... the state government of karnataka in permitting the opening of new medical colleges under various bodies and organisations in utter disregard to the recommendations of medical council of india and urges upon the authorities and the government of karnataka not to permit the opening of any new medical college, by private bodies. ..... through statutory commissions, for making recommendations towards inclusion or exclusion of castes and communities to the president on the aid 79 and advice of the union council of ministers under article 342-a. this will accord with the spirit of the constitution under article 338- b and the principle of cooperative federalism ..... 46 was incorporated in the constitution. parliament in adopting the same language in section 21 of the act also intended people of all weaker sections to have the advantage. it is, therefore, appropriate that the central government should come forward with an appropriate guideline to indicate who would be included within weaker sections of .....
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..... is also fallacious. firstly, the forensic science laboratory report (ext. p-x) has been submitted under the signatures of a junior scientific officer (ballistic) of the central forensic science laboratory, chandigarh. there is no dispute that the report was submitted under the hand of a government scientific expert. section 293(1) of the code ..... own conclusions upon the evidence adduced by the prosecution in respect of the guilt or innocence of the accused. this position has been clarified by the privy council in sheo swarup v. king emperor and nurmohammad v. emperor [air1945pc151 ...17. similarly in ajmer singh v. state of punjab [(1953) scr418 it was ..... observed that when incident stood concluded within few minutes, it is natural that exact version of incident revealing every minute detail i.e. meticulous exactitude of individual acts, cannot be given by eyewitnesses . it is further observed that where witness to occurrence was himself injured in the incident, testimony of such witness is .....
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