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Mrf United Workers Union Rep. by Its General Secretary Vs. Government ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)IVLLJ685Mad

..... interpretation of this item would be clearly to defeat the purpose in introducing this schedule, which has been introduced with effect from 21st august, 1984 by the amendment act 46/1982. looked at from this point of view, it is the right of workmen to decide which union should be their representative and once they take ..... government as prescribed under the code of discipline for determining the representative status, as the said procedure is only recommendatory. this code is evolved and ratified by the indian labour conference in its 16th conference held in may, 2008, which came into force from 1st june, 1958. the conference consists of all central employers' and ..... writ or direction. on analyzing the provisions of article 19(1)(c), it recognizes the right to form association and also the mandate of industrial disputes act that there should be recognized union and when there is a inclination of the state government to accept a particular procedure, which is otherwise also accepted in .....

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and ors. Vs. the Tamil Nadu State Election C ...

Court : Chennai

..... the election and that too without giving any particulars with regard to the alleged corrupt practices.65.part ix-a of the constitution was inserted by 73 amendment act, 1992. the parliament wanted the municipalities to function as local self government.66.article 243zg(b) of the constitution of india prohibits challenge to election ..... subsequently registered as crime no.778 of 2006 in the same police station for the offences under sections 147, 323, 341, 352 and 294(b) ipc and the mla was arrested and subsequently released on bail and the case is under investigation.(i) in the annexure filed to the same counter affidavit, details ..... appointed as the election commissioner. the second respondent was earlier functioning as managing director of tamil nadu state marketing corporation. the said corporation was dealing in indian made foreign liqour. the second respondent was favouring a particular distillery owned by the associates of the person in power. subsequent to the announcement of local .....

P.Chidambaram Vs. R.S.Raja Kannappan and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... even in respect of allegations of corrupt practice but only full particulars and if they are lacking, the petition can be permitted to be amended or amplified under section 86 of the act, in the instant case, clause (b) of section 83(1) had no application and the petition has been dismissed by the high ..... .m. one o.l.chelliah, aiadmk party union secretary of sakkottai of sakkottai union, karaikudi taluk, sivaganga parliamentary constituency found around 40 women belonging to the indian national congress party distributing a sum of rupees five hundred each kept inside a fancy leather bag in amaravathipudur village, for voting in favour of the applicant. ..... said anbhazhagan at meenakshi mission hospital in madurai. however, at the instance of the applicant, a case was registered against the said anbhazhagan under various provisions of ipc. thus, on the eve of the election, the applicant had dispatched his son karthik chidambaram and others with money for distribution to voters for the purpose .....

Bhagwandas Goenka Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad47; 1961CriLJ273; (1960)IIMLJ458

..... has to surrender the same to an authorised dealer in foreign exchange in india for conversion into indian currency within a period of one month from the date of acquisition.4. section 23 is the punitive section under the act, and. as amended, section 23(a) runs as follows:--" if any person contravenes the provisions of section 4, ..... accused of an offence at that stage. the object of the reserve bank was nothing more than to find out whether the grape-vine information or bush-telegraph information that mr. goenka had unauthorisedly acquired dollars in the united states of america, had any foundation or not. it is obvious that much information comes ..... of article 20(3) as being testimonial compulsion for the production of documentary evidence.the difference between the language used in article 20(3) and the fifth amendment is patent. the american constitution limits the right of immunity from compulsory testimonial to a criminal case. in article 20(3) of our constitution that limitation does .....

M/s. Sun TV Network Ltd., Represented by its Managing Director K. Vija ...

Court : Chennai

..... time during the earlier phase of license and therefore, now they cannot contend that security clearance is without authority of law under section 4 of the indian telegraph act, 1885. 10.6 the learned additional solicitor general further submitted that ministry of home affairs along with the inputs given by the intelligence bureau (ib ..... invoke writ jurisdiction. as a result, clause (1-a) was inserted in article 226 by the constitution (fifteenth) amendment act, 1963 and subsequently renumbered as clause (2) by the constitution (forty-second) amendment act, 1976. the amended clause (2) now reads as under: 226. power of high courts to issue certain writs.--(1) notwithstanding anything ..... view that local breaches of public order were no grounds for restricting the freedom of speech guaranteed by the constitution. this led to the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951 and consequently, this court in ram manohar lohia v. state of bihar [air 1966 (crl.law jrl) 608] stated that an activity which .....

S.A. Hakim Vs. The District Collector, Dindigul and Others

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... corporation of india ltd., and another, wherein it has been held as follows:- 22. scope of sections 10 and 16 of the indian telegraph act, 1885:- the power under section 10 of the indian telegraph act, 1885 is rather wide and extensive. while exercising the power, it is not necessary for the respondent no.1 to put the ..... straightaway erect high tension electricity lines/towers in the land of the petitioners by invoking the powers as provided under section 10of the indian telegraph act, by bypassing section 12(2) of the indian electricity act, 1910; thus, according to the learned counsel for the petitioners, the consent of the land owner is mandatory. 25. it ..... (1), including the very limited cases mentioned in clause (p) of that sub-section. that clause, as stated earlier, relates to the repair, renewal or amendment of existing works without altering the character or position thereof, and the clause requires a licensee to give a forty-eight hours' notice before executing such work. .....

Tata Sky Limited, Mumbai and Others Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu Throug ...

Court : Chennai

..... through satellite; that the petitioners herein, who are limited companies, are awarded licence by the government of india under section 4 of the indian telegraph act, 1885 and the indian wireless telegraph act, 1993, for providing dth services. 205. a reading of the ordinance and the notification thereon shows the efforts taken to digitalize all metros ..... a(1) & (3), 7-b(1) & (2) and s.10(1) of the tamil nadu entertainments tax act, 1939 (act no.x of 1939) as amended by tamil nadu entertainments tax (second amendment) act, 2011 (act no.xxv of 2011) and the tamil nadu entertainments tax rules, 1939 as revised by notification g.o.ms.no.125 dt ..... & (2) and s.10(1) ["impugned provisions"] of the tamil nadu entertainments tax rules, 1939 (act no.x of 1939) ["entertainment tax act"] as amended by tamil nadu entertainments tax (second amendment) act, 2011 (act no.xxv of 2011) ["2011 amendment act"] and the tamil nadu entertainments tax rules, 1939 as revised by notification g.o.ms.no.125 dt. .....

Indra Vs. B.G. Giri

Court : Chennai

..... well as in the averments made in the proof affidavit, a court of law is to draw an adverse inference under section 114 (g) of the indian evidence act, 1872, because of the reason that she is a material witness and her non examination tantamounts to withholding of her evidence, clearly compels a court of ..... supreme court 973, and suchitra v. anil krishnan 2007 (2) khc 680. the learned counsel for the respondent submitted that the dismissal of application for amendment to insert the ground of cruelty on the basis of the alleged false imputation made against the appellant in the counter of the respondent precluded the appellant from ..... her as unchaste woman keeping illicit relations sexually and otherwise with a neighbour's son. subsequently the husband sought to withdraw those allegations by amendment of the written statement. the amendments were allowed and were actually carried out by the trial court. the supreme court held that levelling disgusting accusations of unchastity and indecent .....

The Superintending Engineer, Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, Anna Salai, ...

Court : Chennai

..... as claimed by the board are deducted from this amount, it works out to rs.13,67,950/-. as per the proviso to section 17(1) of the indian telegraph act, 1885, if compensation had been paid and request is made for shifting, the owner has to tender the amount for defraying the expenses for removal or half ..... to the learned counsel for the electricity board as to whether there is possibility for any settlement keeping in mind the proviso to section 17(1) of the indian telegraph act, 1885, which envisages that if compensation had been paid and request is made for shifting, the owner has to tender the amount for defraying the expenses for ..... claims for compensation. as regards the linked issue of obtaining consent before setting up the overhead ht line, it was stated that since the indian telegraph act is made applicable, the said act does not provide for obtaining consent from the owners/occupiers in such matters and therefore no consent is required from the owners/occupiers for erecting the .....

B. Raghumaran (Rep. by his Power Agent, R. Bharathidasan) Vs. Pushpaba ...

Court : Chennai

..... 13 has observed as under: "13. we have heard learned counsel for the parties. it is not disputed that article 58 of the limitation act would apply to the amended plaint inasmuch as it sought to add the relief of declaration of title to the already existing relief for grant of permanent injunction. in khatri ..... favour of the second defendant mr. thangaraj by the principal mr. a. kannan was not properly cancelled as contemplated under sections 203 and 207 of the indian contract act. section 203 provides when principal may revoke agent's authority. it enacts that the principal may, save as is otherwise provided by the last preceding section, ..... addressee drawer had deliberately avoided receiving the notice or that the addressee had knowledge of the notice, for raising a presumption under section 114 of the indian evidence act. 67. in the present case also, the plaintiff had miserably failed to substantiate his contention saying that the second defendant had been deliberately avoided receiving .....