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L.M. Menezes and ors. Vs. Most Rev. Arul Das Jamas and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2003Mad241

..... institute the suit. the plaintiffs cannot rectify the defect of not impleading the necessary party by this application. the sanction already made cannot be extended to subsequent amendments and impleading of the parties. no leave has been obtained for the purpose of filing a suit making the trust as a party. the leave under clause ..... member of the ymca college of physical education, chennai. the 2nd plaintiff is a doctor of science from louvain, belgium. he served for several decades at indian institute of technology, madras and retired as professor and head of the department of chemistry. throughout he has been actively involved in community and church activities in various ..... and successors to be the executors and trustees of the will along with others. a committee of syndics should be nominated and appointed actually who are to act jointly with the bishop or vicar general for managing and conducting the affairs. the plaintiffs have been able to identify two properties-benz garden and de .....

Ramen Baruah Vs. Presiding Officer, Labour Court of Assam and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... in the present case, there is no dispute at the bar that the society is a charitable institution. the society was established under the red cross act of 1920 which was amended by an act of 14 of 1992. the purpose for which the society was constituted reads as follows : 'whereas it is expedient to provide for the future ..... function, if there are units which are industries and they are substantially severable and they can be considered to come within the purview of industry. likewise, if the indian red cross society associates itself with some organised commercial activities within certain states or places that may be brought in the purview of industry. 15. however, in ..... for the petitioner and mr. b. c. kalita, learned counsel for the respondents. 2. the case of the petitioner is that he was an employee of the indian red cross society (hereinafter referred to as the society). he was looking after the children home project of the society situated at jalukbari. he was entrusted with the duties .....

Mrs. Padma Prafulla Shirke and Shri Prafulla Shankar Shirke Jagdale Vs ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(2)ALLMR884; IV(2004)BC371; 2003(5)BomCR634; 2003(3)MhLj496; [2003]46SCL275(Bom)

..... 22 of sica.18. the division bench of delhi high court in lloyd insulations (india) ltd. (supra) had occasion to consider section 22 of sica 1985 after amendment by act 12 of 1994 and it was held that the word 'suit' occurring in section 22(1) relates only to civil suits in the court of law. the only ..... of any guarantee in respect of any loans or advance granted to the industrial company. in our considered view, the expression 'suit' occurring in section 22 after amendment by act 12 of 1994 cannot be given wider meaning to comprehend all legal proceedings. the suit ordinarily means and must be taken to mean and unless context otherwise so permits ..... legal provisions or contravention of law.15. we now advert to the second contention raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner section 22 of sica after it was amended by act 12 of 1994, reads thus-'22. suspension of legal proceedings, contracts, etc.-(1) where in respect of an industrial company, an inquiry under section 16 is pending .....

S.V.B.N.R. English Medium High School Vs. Commissioner of Endowments a ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(4)ALD173; 2003(4)ALT802

..... land or otherwise is not mentioned. thus, altogether a new schedule is sought to be made as annexure by substitution. such a type of amendment is not permissible and defeats the object of section 83 of the act. subsequent encroachments of altogether different land gives rise to a separate cause of action depending on its own facts. but, it cannot be permitted ..... the parties that the provisions of civil procedure code as far as they are applicable can be made applicable to the proceedings under the act. therefore, there is no dispute that an application could be filed under order 6 rule 17 seeking amendment.9. the question that calls for consideration is whether the petitioner has effective and alternative remedy by way of revision before .....

Continental and Eastern Agencies Vs. Coal India Limited and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2004IAD(Delhi)294; AIR2003Delhi387; 106(2003)DLT340

..... only two machines. by letter dated 17.5.1988 plaintiff accepted the order at delhi with the exception of the discount clause.5. the defendant did not issue any amendment but acted on the plaintiff's letter allowing 5% discount and established letter of credit in favor of defendant no. 3. two machines were shipped on 9.1.1989 by the ..... at delhi who in turn forwarded it to defendant no. 3 at italy only for two machines. an amendment dated 6.5.1988 was issued by defendant no. 1 to this order. clause 2 of amendment was as follows:-'b. installation:- indian agent of the supplier will install and demonstrate the equipment at site free of cost after foundation are laid, ..... was deducted by defendant no. 1 from the price of machines given to defendant no. 3 and in that order defendant no. 1 was required to pay directly to indian agent and, thereforee, the privity of contract between the plaintiff and defendant no. 1and 2 flows from the term of the order itself coupled with the actual deduction of .....

S.P. Sridhar Vs. Government of Karnataka, Rep. by Its Chief Secretary ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2004KAR1521

..... karnataka on the ground that there is a leakage of excise revenue in the sale of seconds, that is, alleged non-duty paid liquors, amended the karnataka excise (sale of indian and foreign liquor) rules, 1968 and other corresponding rules introducing the concept of sole distributorship in a government owned company or agency, the mysore ..... parties and the contentions urged by the petitioners, the following questions arises for consideration.(a) whether the impugned amendment rules amended by the government is in strict compliance of the mandatory provisions of the excise acts and rules.(b) whether the respondents have considered the objections filed by the union of the petitioners' associations ..... 71. the mere fact that a monopoly of distributor licence is sought to be created, does not take the licence outside the ambit of the act. the act itself provides that the number of licences can be regulated by the state. if the state chooses to regulate licences by providing that the licence shall .....

Rama Kant Dwivedi Vs. Lalta Prasad and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2004(2)AWC1267

..... with section 151, c.p.c. and, in fact, objection was referable to order xxi, rule 90, and since the pre-conditions, as existing in the u. p. amendment was not satisfied and so it could not have been taken note of. it has further been urged that once the judgment debtor had been declared an insolvent, he had ..... order attaching the disputed property. it appears that the judgment debtor had made an application before the insolvency court at the calcutta high court under the presidency towns insolvency act and the calcutta high court vide its order dated 21.2.1978 had adjudged the judgment debtor as insolvent. it is thereafter the petitioner decree holder put the ..... the same would be void or non-est.10. it is apparent that even initiation of execution proceedings would be covered by section 17 of the presidency towns insolvency act. the objection which was filed before the court do not relate to any irregularity either in the drawing of the proclamation or in the conduct of the auction sale .....

Mangla Rice and General Mills Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2004]138STC335(P& H)

..... court cannot issue any direction in that respect.16. i am further of the view that in the absence of proper legislative measure in the form of amendment of the act, the government could not have given benefit of sales tax deferment to the petitioners and the court cannot command the respondents to withhold the recovery of the ..... averred that the petitioner cannot claim benefit of incentives announced by the industries department because the so-called promise was not translated into reality by making appropriate amendment in the act and the rules. the other pleas raised in the written statement are similar to those contained in the written statement filed in c.w.p. no. ..... of mandamus directing the respondents to defer the collection of sales tax for a period of five years, w.e.f. november 1, 1983 because the amendments made in the act and the rule are not retrospective. he further argued that the package of incentives contained in annexure p1 cannot be made basis for compelling the state .....

Nazar Vs. Varghese

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003CriLJ3622; 2003(2)KLT1002

..... by the 1st respondent herein to quash annexure-a3 complaint filed by the 1st respondent - petitioner herein alleging offences punishable under sections 378, 379 and 420 of the ipc before the judicial first class magistrate's court, ernakulam. this court by the considered order dated 30.6.1999 allowed the crl.m.c. and quashed annexure-a3 ..... punish unseemly behaviour. this power is necessary for the orderly administration of the court's business'. 9. even though that case arose under the provisions of consumer protection act 68 of 1986 under civil law, the counsel for the petitioner submitted that the above observations made by the apex court are applicable to all courts and tribunals ..... dolus nemini patrocinari debent).21. in smith v. east elloe rural district council, 1956, the house of lords held that the effect of fraud would normally be to vitiate any act or order. in another case, lazarus estate ltd. v. beasley, (1956) 1 qb 702 at 712, denning lj said: 'no judgment of court, no order of .....

Baby Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003(3)KLT362

..... paragraph 8 dealt with cases of enforcing effects of medical treatment during service. paragraph 9 provided for assessment.7. the entitlement rules for casualty pensionary awards were amended vide ministry of defence letters dated november 22, 1983 and august 21, 1984. paragraph 1 of the 'entitlement rules for casualty become non-effective on or ..... was upheld. the impugned orders were quashed. hence this appeal.76. learned counsel for the parties have been heard. admittedly, the respondent had served the indian army for a long period of 24 years. there was no evidence of the problem being hereditary. the learned single judge has found that the physical injuries ..... be competent to discharge persons from service on the grounds mentioned in the table. the table inter alia provides for the discharge of 'persons enrolled under the act, who have been attested ......... can be discharged on fulfilling the conditions of enrolment or on completion of a period of army service'. they can also be .....