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Dr. J.N. Seth Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1991MP180; 1991(0)MPLJ98

..... a preliminary objection that the application of the appellant for appointment of an arbitrator is not maintainable because the dispute is not covered under section 7b of the indian telegraph act (hereinafter referred to as 'the act').3. for deciding the preliminary objection, it is necessary to mention some facts here. the appellant was nominated as a member of the m. p. ..... 5. the trial court has rejected the application on the ground that the respondent/ defendant no. 1 is not yet been served and in view of the m. p. amendment act no. 29 of 1984 under order 39, rule 2(2) of the code of civil procedure, the application is not maintainable.6. now two points remain to be determined ..... of temporary injunction is concerned, in para 8 of the impugned order, the court has rejected the application for grant of temporary injunction in view of the m. p. amendment act no. 29 of 1984 under order 39, rule 2(2) of the code of civil procedure but the court has not considered the provision of section 41(b) .....

Peer Mohammad Saeed and ors. Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2010(1)MPHT195

..... amount of compensation, they can file application under section 16(3) of the indian telegraph act for determination of compensation before the district judge who is the competent authority to entertain the application and decide it in accordance with law. the proposed amendment will change the nature of the case and will make out a new ..... as to the sufficiency of compensation the obligation is to pay such compensation as may be determined by the district judge under section 16(3) of the indian telegraph act. thus, in case, if it is found that the land of the appellants have been encroached by respondent no. 4-electricity board they are entitled ..... cannot be allowed because when in pursuance of a sanctioned scheme the state electricity board by virtue of section 42 of electricity (supply) act, 1948 exercises the powers under part iii, telegraph act it becomes subject to the obligation to pay full compensation to all persons interested for all damages sustained by them as provided in proviso .....

indu Agrawal Vs. Director, Telecoms, Jabalpur Circle and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1990MPLJ813

..... that in accordance with rule 421 of the indian telegraph rules, 1951, as amended in 1986, framed in exercise of power under section 7 of the indian telegraph act, 1885, no notice was given to her before disconnecting the telephone. section 3 of the indian telegraph act, 1885, defines 'telegraph' to mean telephone also. by force of ..... section 4, within india the central government shall have exclusive privilege of establishing, maintaining and working telegraphs ..... subscriber and the authority, whether the telephone could or could not be disconnected, is a dispute falling under section 7-b of the indian telegraph act, 1885, and that the requirement of section 7-b is that such a dispute has to be determined by arbitration in the manner .....

Satya Prakash Vs. Bashir Ahmed Qureshi

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1963MP316; 1963MPLJ614

..... with the government for the provision of a motor ventcle service tor the transit, conveyance and delivery of all postal articles and mail bags as defined in the indian post office act, 1898, as amended from time to time, between bilaspur p. o. and katghora p. o. and vice versa from the 1st day of september 1957 to the 31st day ..... or other autho-rised person on the termination of their carriage and conveyance. under clause 9, the contractor is required to reserve seats for officers of the posts and telegraphs department travelling on duty when twelve hours' notice is given for that purpose. the officers travelling are required to pay the usual fares as other passengers. the transfer of ..... which the company undertook by the contract was to collect mail bags and postal articles at one place and to deliver them to the authorised person of the posts and telegraphs department at the other.7. now, it is plain from the language of section 7(d) that in order that a person can be said to be disqualified .....

Madhya Pradesh Electricity Board Vs. Natthoolal Joharmal

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1993(0)MPLJ691

..... by this section may be looked into. for this purpose, reference to part iii of the indian telegraph act, 1885 is necessary. section 10 of the said act provides that the telegraph authorities may from time to time, place and maintain telegraph lines under, over, along or across and posts in or upon any immovable property. read in ..... by the officers and servants of the appellants. section 42 of the electricity (supply) act, 1948 vests in the appellant's board all powers which telegraph authorities possess under part iii of the indian telegraph act, 1885 with regard to a telegraph established or maintained by the government or to be so established or maintained, only where ..... of his property, save by authority of law is the mandate of article 300a of the constitution. before the insertion of this article by fortyfourth constitutional amendment act, 1978, this right was a fundamental right and could not be taken away except by following the provision of article 31 of the constitution. though the .....

Mangal Singh alias Mangu and Another Vs. State of M.P. and Others

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... detention severable. - where a person has been detained in pursuance of an order of detention [whether made before or after the commencement of the national security (second amendment) act, 1984] under section 3 which has been made on two or more grounds, such order of detention shall be deemed to have been made separately on each of ..... in similar prejudicial activity. that is the reason why single acts of wagon-breaking, theft of signal material, theft of telegraph copper wires in huge quantity and removal of railway fish-plates were held sufficient. similarly, where the person tried to export huge amount of indian currency to a foreign country in a planned and premeditated manner ..... held to be sufficient. similarly, in israil sk v. district magistrate of west dinajpur and dharua kanu v. state of w.b. single act of theft of telegraph copper wires in huge quantity and removal of railway fish-plates respectively was held sufficient to sustain the order of detention. in saraswathi seshagiri v .....

Central Circuit Cine Association, Bhusawal and ors. Vs. State of Madhy ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1986MPLJ641

..... m.p. cinemas (exhibition offilms by video cassette recorder) licensingrules, 1983. 8. with reference to the m.p. entertainments duty and advertisements tax (amendment) act, 1983, providing for different mode of levy and collection of duty on entertainment by video cassette recorder and other modes of entertainment, it was submitted that ..... , namely, m. p. cinemas (exhibition of films by video cassette recorder) licensing rules, 1983 and m.p. entertainment duty and advertisements tax (amendment) act, 1983, were brought into force from 7-10-1983 and 1-12-1983 respectively.shri dharmadhikari, learned counsel for the petitioners, submitted that exhibition of ..... apparatus rules, 1965 and the indian wireless telegraphy (possession) rules, 1965, framed under section 7, telegraphy act 1885 and section 10, wireless telegraphy act, 1933 respectively, contravene the provisions of the m.p. cinema (regulation) act, 1952 and the m.p. entertainments duty and advertisements tax act, 1936. it was held that .....

Biharilal Vs. Ramcharan

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1957MP165

..... the high court of madhya bharat stated that there was no jurisdiction in any particular district judge till the district judge was designated by legislature or some authority acting under its commands. the amending act merely supplied the lack of jurisdiction by designating the judge and doing so retrospectively. the result of the induction of the explanation was therefore to clear the jurisdiction ..... the doctrine of separation of powers advocated by montesquieu, and which has been incorporated in the american constitution with great particularity has not been entirely accepted in india or the indian constitution. according to montesquieu, there are three departments of government, namely the executive, the legislature and the judiciary, whose functions are entirely distinct. no one department is supposed to transgress .....

Ranojirao Madhavrao Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1965MP77

..... 1954 s c r 587 : (air 1954 sc 92) the words 'taking of ......possession or . . . . . . acquisition' occurring in article 31(2), as it stood before it was amended in 1955, and the words 'acquisition or requisitioning' in entry no. 33 of list i and entry no. 36 of list ii as also the words 'acquired or requisitioned' in ..... for driving the grantees to this course when the grants were being paid to them on the basis of the state records by the authorities of the former indian. states and are still being paid to them after the formation of the new state of madhya pradesh, and when all the scrutinised records and particulars concerning ..... for maintenance, etc. of religious and charitable institutions. it is, therefore, proposed to discontinue the cash grants. the bill is designed, to achieve this object.'in the act itself there is no indication whatsoever, of the purpose behind the intended discontinuanceof the cash grants. the interest of the general public likely to be served by the enactment .....

Ramesh Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2004CriLJ62; 2003(4)MPHT78

..... court at indore bench which is pending for disposal. while suffering incarceration he sent the present application challenging the constitutional validity of section 41 of the ndps (amendment) act, 2001 (act no. 9 of 2001). as the writ petition was instituted on the basis of the application received from the convict from jail we thought it appropriate to ..... in the case of lndra sawhni (ii) v.. union of india, (2001) 1 scc 68, wherein their lordships of the apex court have held that the indian constitution is wedded to the concept of equality which is the basic feature of the constitution. either the parliament or the state legislature can not transgress the principles of ..... it as a crime.' 12. in the aforesaid case in paragraph 23 their lordships gave an illustration that if parliament were to re-enact section 302 of the indian penal code, 1860 and provide that the punishment for an offence of murder shall be sentence for imprisonment for life instead of the present sentence of death or .....