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Three Star Poultry Farm Vs. Governmnent of Tamil Nadu

Court : Chennai

..... tamil nadu transparency in tenders and rules 2000 herein after referred to as the rules. thus the existing district level tender documents clearly violates the above act. the appropriate indian standard for the egg is agmark specifications which is not mentioned anywhere in the tender documents at district level. (3) the tender documents does not mention ..... of mind. (ii) whether the conditions prescribed in the impugned tender notification dated 18.2.2013, are unreasonable, irrational and open to challenge?. (iii) whether the amendment of prayer sought for by the appellants, can be allowed?. (iv) whether w.p.no.13320/2013 is maintainable?. 29.question no.(i):- 29(i) the ..... babu, appearing for the sixth respondent in writ appeals, apart from reiterating the points urged by the learned additional advocate general, has contended that the amendment of prayer cannot be permitted as it creates a fresh cause of action and any consequential relief cannot be connected to the main relief in the writ .....

Union of India Represented by its General Manager Southern Railways an ...

Court : Chennai

..... be applicable in the cases of counting of military service for civil pension under rule 34.( authority: railway board's letter no. f(e)iii/204/pn1/21 (amendment) dated 7.12.2004). 6. the respondents have also relied on the decisions of the delhi high court in wp(c) no.4300/2012 and wp(c) ..... the correct law for the reason that though in the said judgment, the andhra pradesh high court has considered certain previous rulings, as well as the provisions of indian railway establishment manual, volume ii and rule 31 of the railways services (pension) rules, attention of the andhra pradesh high court was not drawn to rule ..... held that, "4. the principles underlying continuing wrongs and recurring/ successive wrongs have been applied to service law disputes. a 'continuing wrong' refers to a single wrongful act which causes a continuing injury. 'recurring/successive wrongs' are those which occur periodically, each wrong giving rise to a distinct and separate cause of action. this court inbalakrishna .....

Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Vs. the Commissioner Hrce

Court : Chennai

..... institution" means a math, temple or specific endowment]" (emphasis added) 10.section 6(18), as set out above, was inserted by amending act 4 of 2008 with effect from 14.4.2008. before the amendment, the definition "religious institution" under section 6(18) reads as follows : "[(18)"religious institution" means a math, temple or specific ..... into the petitioner's premises on 2.3.2010. a criminal complaint was registered against him under various provisions of the ipc as well as under the tamil nadu public properties damages act in crime no.177 of 2010. after investigation, a charge sheet was filed before the principal assistant sessions judge, tiruvannamalai ..... beneficiaries of the trust are is not determinative of the question what constitutes a hindu public charitable endowment for purposes of section 3 of the act. the learned advocate-general submitted that anomalous results might follow if the test of exclusiveness were adopted in determining what constitutes a hindu public charitable .....

Atul Kapur Vs. Arun Kapur and Others

Court : Chennai

..... written statement. since the defendants have created a document in favour of the third defendant, during the pendency of the suit, this court permitted the plaintiff to amend the plaint. the plaintiff in his reply, denied the averments made by the defendants 1 to 3 in their written statement and additional written statement. the ..... the release deed was executed. (d) the plaintiff was a partner of the firm, namely m/s.jain dayal kapur distributing company, which had taken loan from indian overseas bank, chintadripet branch, chennai, against which, the suit property was given as collateral security and original documents were kept by the bank. after the loan had ..... those police complaints, which are before filing the suit. hence, the argument of the learned senior counsel appearing for the plaintiff that the release deed was never acted upon, has to be rejected. 40. this court has already held that the execution of the release deed is subsequently stated in the subsequent documents like .....

M. Malarvizhi Vs. Union of India, Rep. by the Postmaster General, Madu ...

Court : Chennai

..... 738-39, para 22). 35. in m.l. jaggi v. mtnl [(1996) 3 scc 119], this court dealt with an award under section 7 of the telegraph act and held that since the said award affects public interest, reasons must be recorded in the award. it was also held that such reasons are to be recorded so ..... thus, discretion may be improperly fettered because irrelevant considerations have been taken into account, and where an authority hands over its discretion to another body it acts ultra vires. (viii) in indian railway construction co. ltd. v. ajay kumar reported in (2003) 4 scc 579, at paragraphs no.13 to 15, the supreme court explained the ..... para 5). 23. in union of india v. mohan lal capoor [(1973) 2 scc 836] this court while dealing with the question of selection under the indian administrative service/indian police service (appointment by promotion) regulations held that the expression reasons for the proposed supersession should not be mere rubber-stamp reasons. such reasons must disclose how mind .....

R. Pandian Vs. The Postmaster General, Union of India, Chennai and Oth ...

Court : Chennai

..... iindisputably, respondent was a habitual absentee. he in his explanation, in answer to the charge sheet pleaded guilty admitting the in terms of section 58 of the indian evidence act, charges having been admitted were not required to be proved. it was on that premise that the enquiry proceeding was closed. before the enquiry officer, he did ..... disciplinary case file was routed, was not qualified to be appointed as an inquiry officer, as per the instructions contained in the letter of director general, postal and telegraph department, dated 20.05.1976. the inquiry officer has erred in concluding the charges, as proved, on the basis of alleged admission of charges, by the ..... ., v. shantadevi p. gaekwad (dead), through lrs., and ors., reported in 2005 (11) scc 314, the hon'ble supreme court noticing section 58 of the indian evidence act, held : "214. in terms of the aforementioned provision, things admitted need not be proved. in view of the admission of respondent 1 alone, the issue as regards .....

Joint Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Global Calcium (P) Ltd.

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Chennai

Reported in : (2007)106TTJ(Chennai)179

..... rent, etc., included in the profits; and item (iii) of sub-clause (e) seeks to omit clause (bb) of the explanation relating to definition of 'total turnover'. this amendment is consequential to the amendment proposed under sub-clause (e)(ii)(1) relating to new definition of this expression.the memorandum explaining provisions in the finance (no. 2) bill, 1991 reads as under ..... really a lien at all. it would be more correct to speak of it as a right of set off or adjustment.10. he further submitted that mulla on indian contracts provides that the statutory law in india does not expressly refer to banker's lien in respect of cash deposits. but money has been held to be a species ..... n.s.c. shoes (supra) and s.s.c. shoes ltd. (supra), these two cases are prior to the amendment of section 80hhc w.e.f. 1st april, 1992 where expln. (baa) was brought on statute book by the finance (no.2) act, 1991. even in the case of madras motors ltd. (supra), the jurisdictional high court has gone into the nature .....

K.S.Abdul Rashid Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu,

Court : Chennai

..... the suspension order passed under rule 17(e) of the tamil nadu civil services (discipline and appeal) rules, pending investigation into the criminal trial booked under section 392 ipc. after considering the catena of decisions and the division bench judgment made in w.a.(md)no.84 of 2011, dated 21.01.2011, this court held that ..... settled that before applying the decisions rendered under a central act or state act, on the same subject, attention must be drawn to the variance in the language. when the legislature substitutes or makes certain amendments to certain provisions/substitutes / inserts etc., then it should be held that such amendment/substitution etc., are done with a specific object and alteration ..... .fir xerox copy of melur p.s.cr.no.582/2010, u/s, 341, 353, 506(i) ipc against the complainant.22. fir xerox copy of tallakulam ps cr.no.2116/2010, u/s 448, 323, 506(ii) ipc on 25.06.2010 against the complainant.23. recommendation letter of thiru k.s.abdul rashied, executive engineer, pwd .....

G. Rajkumar Vs. The State of Tamil Nadu, Rep. by its Secretary, Chenna ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... observed that 'landowners are not entitled to allege malafide in acquisition proceedings, when the sequence of the events clearly show that the authorities have acted in accordance with law.' submissions of fifth respondent:- 37. the learned senior counsel for the fifth respondent submits that since the petitioner had ..... director in form 6. (3) the secretary shall function for and on behalf of the committee and educational agency. (4) he secretary shall act according to the resolutions passed at the meeting of the committee. (5) the secretary shall not interfere in the internal administration of the college ..... of the parties and it is the case pleaded that has to be found. without an amendment of the plaint, the court was not entitled to grant the relief not asked for and no prayer was ever made to ..... amend the plaint so as to incorporate in it an alternative case." 6. the learned senior counsel for the .....