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Apollo College of Veterinary Medicine Vs. Rajasthan State Veterinary C ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... sc.& a.h. course.40. to draw a similarity, counsel for the parties referred to provisions of the indian medical council act, 1956. section 15 of the indian veterinary council act, 1984- which deals with recognition of veterinary qualifications granted by veterinary institution in india is in pari materia with section ..... recognized. this is apparent from relevant extract of the first schedule to the indian medical council act, 1956, as quoted below: s.no.|course name |state |name and address of medical college / medical institution |university name |management of college |year of inception of college |annual intake (seats) |status ..... only when granted after a specified date. 42. in view of the aforesaid provisions of the indian medical council act, 1956, while central government notified first schedule, names of the recognized medical colleges along with the universities affiliating the colleges both have been shown therein along with qualifications which are .....

Dr. Preeti Srivastava and anr. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh and ors ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1999SC2894a; [1999]Supp1SCR249

..... year so long as the parliament does not pass any legislation for regulating admission to post-graduate medical courses either by separate legislation or by appropriately amending indian medical council act by empowering the medical council of india to prescribe such regulations.111. the writ petitions and the civil appeal arising out ..... for selection, although for the reserved category of candidates lower minimum qualifying marks are prescribed, the merit which is envisaged under the indian medical council act or its regulations is comparative merit for all categories of candidates. for admission to a post-graduate course in medicine, the merit criterion ..... to the universities to follow or not to follow the standards laid down by the indian medical council. for example, the medical qualifications granted by a university or a medical institution have to be recognised under the indian medical council act, 1956. unless the qualifications are so recognised, the students who qualify will be not .....

Dr Preeti Srivastava and anr. Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1999SC2894; JT1999(5)SC498; 1999(4)SCALE579; (1999)7SCC120

..... to year so long as the parliament does not pass any legislation for regulating admission to postgraduate medical courses either by separate legislation or by appropriately amending indian medical council act by empowering the medical council of india to prescribe such regulations.115. the writ petitions and the civil appeal arising out ..... for selection, although for the reserved category of candidates lower minimum qualifying marks are prescribed, the merit which is envisaged under the indian medical council act or its regulations is comparative merit for all categories of candidates. for admission to a post-graduate course in medicine, the merit criterion ..... to the universities to follow or not to follow the standards laid down by the indian medical council. for example, the medical qualifications granted by a university or a medical institution have to be recognised under the indian medical council act, 1956. unless the qualifications are so recognised, the students who qualify will not be .....

Unni Krishnan, J.P. and Others Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1993SC2178; JT1993(1)SC474; 1992(2)SCALE703; (1993)1SCC645; [1993]1SCR594

..... the central government while section 26 confers the regulation making power upon the commission.indian medical council act :205. the indian medical council act, 1956 was enacted by the parliament to provide for the reconstitution of the medical council of india and the maintenance of a medical register for india and for matters connected therewith. the expression 'recognised medical qualification' is defined in clause (h) of section 2 to mean 'any of ..... ordinance, section 10-a to, 10-c have been added besides amending section 33. section 10-a provides that notwithstanding anything contained in the indian medical council act or any other law for the time being in force, no medical college shall be established nor any new or higher course of study or training opened in an existing institution nor shall it increase its admission .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, West Bengal Vs. Calcutta Agency Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1951SC108; [1951]19ITR191(SC); (1951)IMLJ366(SC); [1950]1SCR1008

..... mentioned above, the arguments urged on behalf of the assessee company have been recapitulated. the first argument was that under the first proviso to section 7 of the indian income-tax act, this payment was liable to be exempted. the tribunal rejected that argument. on the reference, the high court also rejected the same and it was not presented ..... income (viz., rs. 22,500) should be treated as not earned or deemed to be earned by the assessees at all, having regard to the decision of the privy council in raja bijoy singh dudhuria's case 6 i.t.c. 449. the first paragraph of the order of the appellate assistant commissioner contains the following statement :- 'in ..... tribunal held, in the circumstances of this case, that it was a capital payment. on behalf of the respondent it was argued in the further alternative that the privy council decision in raja bijoy singh dudhuria's case 6 i.t.c. 449 would cover the present case. that contention was rejected by the tribunal. 4. this statement .....

Arjun Singh Alias Puran Vs. Kartar Singh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1951SC193; (1951)IMLJ556(SC); [1951]2SCR258

..... ancestral qua the plaintiff. he further found that the suit was not barred and was within time under article 120 of the indian limitation act, but that the adoption set up by the second defendant was not true. as the custom of the district did not permit ..... 27, it is the appellate court that must require the evidence to enable it to pronounce judgment. as laid down by the privy council in the well-known case of kessowji issur v. g.i.p. railway 34 i.a. 115, 'the legitimate occasion for the ..... of this finding, no other question arose in the case for decision. leave was, however, granted to appeal to his majesty in council and this is how this appeal is now before us. 7. it was strenuously argued by the learned counsel for the appellant that ..... pattar kalan was also non-encestral and that the suit should have been dismissed in toto, inasmuch as under section 7 of act ii of 1920, no person is empowered to contest any alienation of non-ancestral immovable property on the ground that such alienation is .....

The State of Bombay and anr. Vs. F.N. Balsara

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1951)53BOMLR982; (1951)IIMLJ141; [1951]2SCR682

..... excise within entry 45 of the federal list. dealing with the difficulty which arose in that case, gwyer c.j. observed as follows :- 'only in the indian constitution act can the particular problem arise which is now under consideration; and an endeavour must be made to solve it, as the judicial committee have said, by having recourse ..... spirit) which are intended for internal use : provided that the following spirituous medicinal preparations may be sold to any person without the production by such person of any medical prescription; namely....' 52. in view of the restrictions imposed on the sale of these preparations, it is pertinent to enquire whether those restrictions will not also affect their ..... a whole. the test to be applied when an argument like the one addressed in this cases is raised, has been very correctly summed up by the privy council in attorney-general for alberta v. attorney-general for canada [1947] a.c. 505 at 518 in these words :- 'the real question is whether what .....

Palvinder Kaur Vs. the State of Punjab (Rup Singh-caveator)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC354; 1953(1)BLJR30; 1953CriLJ154; [1953]4SCR94

..... trunk and found on the body proved that it was the body of jaspal. it further held that the cause of death could not be ascertained from the medical evidence given in the case. the evidence on the question of the identity of the dead body consisted of the statement of constable lachhman singh, of the clothes ..... law the high court was in error in treating the statement of palvinder as the most important piece of evidence in support of the charge under section 201, indian penal code. the learned judges in one part of their judgment observed that strictly speaking exculpatory statements in which the prisoner denies her guilt cannot be regarded as ..... does not amount to a confession and is thus inadmissible in evidence. it was observed by their lordships of the privy council in narayanaswami v. emperor , that the word 'confession' as used in the evidence act cannot be construed as meaning a statement by an accused suggesting the inference that he committed the crime. a confession must either .....

The State of West Bengal Vs. Shaikh SerajuddIn Batley

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1954SC193; [1954]1SCR378

..... state of west bengal in the union of india while the province of east bengal became and is still a part of the dominion of pakistan. the indian independence act, 1947, by section 9 empowered the governor-general, amongst other things, to make such provision as appeared to him to be necessary or expedient for ..... the relevant portion of article 9 was as follows : '9. all the liabilities in respect of such loans, guarantee and other financial obligations of the governor-general in council or of a province as are outstanding immediately before the appointed day shall as from that day - (a) ............................................................... (b) in the case of liabilities of the ..... by the lease the lessee covenanted that he would, during the said term, use the demised premises only for a hostel for the students of the campbell medical school and shall not at any time during the said term use the demised premises or any part thereof for any other purpose whatsoever. the lessee further .....

Chilukuri Venkateswarlu Vs. Chilukuri Venkatanarayana

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1954SC176; (1954)IMLJ152(SC); [1954]1SCR424

..... evidence; it can be proved undoubtedly like any other physical fact by evidence, either direct or circumstantial, which is relevant to the issue under the provisions of the indian evidence act, though as the presumption of legitimacy is high favored by law it is necessary that proof of non-access must be clear and satisfactory. mr. somayya has also ..... was also suffering from certain ailments at that time, accompanied her to the hospital. after about a month both of them returned and as defendant no. 2 was medically advised to live separately from her husband for some time she went to her father's place. the son of defendant no. 1 came back to the house of ..... according to the ordinary course of nature the husband could have been the father of the child. access and non-access again connote, as has been held by the privy council (vide karapaya v. mayandy, 12 rang, 243.), existence and non-existence of opportunities for material intercourse. it is conceded by mr. somayya, who appeared on behalf of .....