Court : Punjab and Haryana
..... 2011; 3(2):36- journal 40 6 cad cam for indian journal onlien index second 2.5 every one in of oral journal of copernicus author practice and sciences. national laboratory 2011;2 dental college derabassi total 42.5 cwp no.19449 of 2012 - 11 - academic background sr.no.examination marks /% of dr. shefali marks/% of ..... record of dr. manpreet singh walia sr.title journal type of indexed/ impact authorship dci no.journal abstracted factor score 1 fabrication of journal of national pubmed, 0.665 fist 15 finger and hand indian scopus author prosthesis using prosthodontics prosthetic socieity. 2002; methods 2:28-30. 2 jaw journal of oral online firs ..... 5 what indian dentist regional index firs.and 5 constitutes a research and copernicus only beautiful review. author smile. 2007;12(1):58- 64 6 cleft palate indian journal national pubmed, 0-646 firs.author 15 rehabilitation of pediatrics scopus (2008) 2008;75:703- 708 citation-i total 70 cwp no.19449 of 2012 - 10 - publication .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jharkhand
..... of life too. on 12 the point of stigma, decision of hon ble apex court reported in [(1999) 3 scc60 (dipti prakash bannerjee s vs. satyendra nath bose national centre for basic sciences), in paragraph 19 and 20, as extracted below: 19. as to in what circumstances an order of termination of a probationer can be said ..... the judgment cited by the respondent-university reported in (1999) 2 scc22 (radhe shyam gupta vs up state agro industries), (2002) 1 scc520(pavenendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgims & anr.) and (2010)2 scc623(chaitanya prakesh vs. h omkarappa) are distinct from the present case as specific provision existed there about the discharge simplicitor of the ..... ranchi. this is non stigmatic as it could be. in that regard, observations of the hon ble apex court rendered in the case of pavanendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgi of medical sciences & anr. reported in [(2002) 1 scc520 has been referred to: 33. it was finally argued by the appellant that the intention of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jharkhand
..... of life too. on 12 the point of stigma, decision of hon ble apex court reported in [(1999) 3 scc60 (dipti prakash bannerjee s vs. satyendra nath bose national centre for basic sciences), in paragraph 19 and 20, as extracted below: 19. as to in what circumstances an order of termination of a probationer can be said ..... the judgment cited by the respondent-university reported in (1999) 2 scc22 (radhe shyam gupta vs up state agro industries), (2002) 1 scc520(pavenendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgims & anr.) and (2010)2 scc623(chaitanya prakesh vs. h omkarappa) are distinct from the present case as specific provision existed there about the discharge simplicitor of the ..... ranchi. this is non stigmatic as it could be. in that regard, observations of the hon ble apex court rendered in the case of pavanendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgi of medical sciences & anr. reported in [(2002) 1 scc520 has been referred to: 33. it was finally argued by the appellant that the intention of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jharkhand
..... of life too. on 12 the point of stigma, decision of hon ble apex court reported in [(1999) 3 scc60 (dipti prakash bannerjee s vs. satyendra nath bose national centre for basic sciences), in paragraph 19 and 20, as extracted below: 19. as to in what circumstances an order of termination of a probationer can be said ..... the judgment cited by the respondent-university reported in (1999) 2 scc22 (radhe shyam gupta vs up state agro industries), (2002) 1 scc520(pavenendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgims & anr.) and (2010)2 scc623(chaitanya prakesh vs. h omkarappa) are distinct from the present case as specific provision existed there about the discharge simplicitor of the ..... ranchi. this is non stigmatic as it could be. in that regard, observations of the hon ble apex court rendered in the case of pavanendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgi of medical sciences & anr. reported in [(2002) 1 scc520 has been referred to: 33. it was finally argued by the appellant that the intention of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jharkhand
..... of life too. on 12 the point of stigma, decision of hon ble apex court reported in [(1999) 3 scc60 (dipti prakash bannerjee s vs. satyendra nath bose national centre for basic sciences), in paragraph 19 and 20, as extracted below: 19. as to in what circumstances an order of termination of a probationer can be said ..... the judgment cited by the respondent-university reported in (1999) 2 scc22 (radhe shyam gupta vs up state agro industries), (2002) 1 scc520(pavenendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgims & anr.) and (2010)2 scc623(chaitanya prakesh vs. h omkarappa) are distinct from the present case as specific provision existed there about the discharge simplicitor of the ..... ranchi. this is non stigmatic as it could be. in that regard, observations of the hon ble apex court rendered in the case of pavanendra narayan verma vs. sanjay gandhi pgi of medical sciences & anr. reported in [(2002) 1 scc520 has been referred to: 33. it was finally argued by the appellant that the intention of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... arbitral proceedings are carried out pursuant to the agreement of the parties or under the direction of the tribunal without unnecessary interference by the national courts.61 this principle serves to proscribe judicial interference in arbitral proceedings, which would undermine the objective of the parties in agreeing to ..... and commerce in the middle of the nineteenth century necessitated the regulation and institutionalization of arbitration. in the process, arbitration was also detached from the national 56 henry horwitz and james oldham, john locke, john mansfield, and arbitration during the eighteenth century (1993) 36(1) the historical journal 137 ..... commerce and transactions proliferated, companies and businesses sought different ways to resolve their commercial disputes. the formality, customs, and legal traditions of national courts were at variance with the intention of the parties to achieve a speedy and efficient resolution of their disputes. the internationalization of trade .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... presumptions based on reason, rationality and justification. the views of prof. g. mohan gopal in his unpublished article courts and truth contain summary of discussions at national judicial academy which are reproduced hereunder:justice gajendragadkar, one of indias greatest jurists, says in the 69th report of the law commission of india on the evidence ..... of the committee are as under:- the indian ethos accords the highest importance to truth. the motto satyameva jayate (truth alone succeeds) is inscribed in our national emblem ashoka sthambha. our epics extol the virtue of truth. -for the common man truth and justice are synonymous. so when truth fails, justice fails. ..... for many centuries, indian society cherished two basic values of life i.e., 'satya' (truth) and 'ahimsa' (non-violence). mahavir, gautam buddha and mahatma gandhi guided the people to ingrain these values in their daily life. truth constituted an integral part of the justice-delivery system which was in vogue in the pre- .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... noticed 229 that the utilizable quantities of water from surface run off had been assessed by different authorities including the irrigation commission, 1972 and the national commission on agriculture, 1976 based on physiographic conditions, hydro-meteorological parameters and socio-political environment, legal and constitutional constraints and available technology of development ..... utilization for project development till 2011. (viii) the tribunal having regard to its above responses and bearing in mind that the state had substantial tribal population in cauvery basin area worked out the project- wise allocations based on socio-economic needs, agro- 316 climatic conditions and availability of cultivation ..... telegraphs, or other like matters, until the provisions in question are denounced by the ruler of the indian state or person having authority in the tribal areas on the one hand, or by the dominion or province or other part thereof concerned on the other hand, or are superseded by .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : US Supreme Court
..... this: unnecessary risks and avoidable uncertainties are hostile to economic progress and fiscal stability and thus to the safety and welfare of the nation and the nation s freedom. if those risks and uncertainties are to be imposed, it must not be by the judiciary. b reductions in reimbursements to ..... . the alternative to conditional federal spending, it bears emphasis, is not state autonomy but state marginalization. [ 16 ] in 1965, congress elected to nationalize health coverage for seniors through medicare. it could similarly have established medicaid as an exclusively federal program. instead, congress gave the states the opportunity to ..... do not receive treatment for conditions like hypertension and diabetes that can be successfully and affordably treated if diagnosed early on. see institute of medicine, national academies, insuring america s health: principles and recommendations 43 (2004). when sickness finally drives the uninsured to seek care, once treatable conditions have .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : House of Lords
..... are violated shall have an effective remedy) of the convention. 161. although the echr recognised that the use of confidential material may be unavoidable where national security is at stake (paragraph 131) it said that techniques could be employed which accommodated legitimate security concerns and yet accorded the individual a ..... ", makes its priorities clear: 4. -(1) when exercising its functions, the commission shall secure that information is not disclosed contrary to the interests of national security, the international relations of the united kingdom, the detection and prevention of crime, or in any other circumstances where disclosure is likely to harm the ..... are subject to whatever express limitations are provided for in the relevant bilateral agreement and, indeed, because extradition may involve the sending countrys own nationals or others with rights of residence and not merely aliensit should be recognised too, and countervailingly, that there may be compelling reasons in .....
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