Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1967)2MLJ519
..... . 170, and narayanaswamy naidu v. krishnamurthy : air1958mad343 , which dealt with the life insurance corporation of india. we might further cite t.c.m. pillay v. indian institute of technology : (1964)1mlj70 , and refer to the catena of decisions cited at the bar wherein, universities and various state-aided corporations have received legal recognition as 'public authorities'. ..... common-place that a democratic welfare state may undertake what would be regarded in the nineteenth century as functions purely limited to private industrial enterprises; our own amendment of article 19(6)-article 19(6)(ii)- investing the state, or a corporation owned or controlled by the state, with a power to embark on ..... in other words, the board cannot ignore the existing rule by treating the order made in that particular case as amendment of the rule. that the government or the board has the power to amend the rule should make no difference, both are bound to dispose of the matters that come up, before them in .....
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Reported in : (1968)IILLJ424Mad
..... . krishnamurthi 1958 i l.l.j. 867, which dealt with the life insurance corporation of india. we might further cits dr. t.c.m. pillay v. indian institute of technology 1964 ii l.l.j. 811, and refer to the catena of decisions at the bar, wherein universities and various state aided corporations have received legal recognition as ' ..... it is a common place that a democratic welfare state may undertake what would be regarded in the nineteenth century as functions purely limited to private industrial enterprises; our own amendment of article 19(6)-article 10(6)(ii) -investing the state, or a corporation award or controlled by the state. with a power to embark on such enterprises ..... stated:in other words, the board cannot ignore the existing rule fey treating the order made in that particular case as an amendment of the rate. that the government or the board has the power to amend the rate should make no difference, both are bound to dispose of the matters that come up before them in accordance with .....
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Reported in : (1968)IILLJ299Mad
..... held invalid.13. the madras high court in t.c.m. pillai v. indian institute of technology 1964 ii l.l.j. 311, has held that the dismissal of an assistant professor of metallurgy in the indian institute of technology without observing the mandatory procedure prescribed under the statute would be a nullity and liable to ..... the face of the overwhelming authorities the preliminary objection raised on behalf of the respondent that the dismissal of the petitioner by the life insurance corporation is not amendable to the writ jurisdiction of this court, will have to be rejected.15. in the result, the writ petition is allowed. the life insurance corporation of ..... . their workmen : (1963)iillj452sc (vide supra) were rendered with regard to the disputes under the industrial disputes act. in the case of domestic enquiry by an institution like the life insurance corporation of india, the decision of the supreme court in state of mysore v. shivabasappa : (1964)illj24sc (vide supra) would be applicable and .....
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Reported in : (1969)ILLJ600Mad
..... central polytechnic, madras, with effect from 12 january 1956. in the year 1960, when the government of madras established a separate institute known as the institute of films technology, these staff were transferred to the control of the director of technical education with effect from 14 september 1960 the petitioner was transferred ..... the time of the selection, the commission felt that the petitioner possessed the necessary qualification and also experience in technical line. subsequently, the government amended the rules regarding qualification for the said post of head of section of cinematography and sound engineering. but this certainly would not affect the petitioner ..... , as he entered the departmental service before the amended rules came into force, and further he had the necessary qualification when he entered service.7. learned counsel for the petitioner contended that., since .....
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Reported in : (1968)1MLJ348
..... central polytechnic, madras, with effect from 12th january, 1956. in the year 1960, when the government of madras established a separate institute known as the institute of films technology, these staff were transferred to the control of the director of technical education with effect from 14th september, 1960. the petitioner was ..... the time of the selection, the commission felt that the petitioner possessed the necessary qualification and also experience in technical line. subsequently, the government amended the rules regarding qualification for the said post of head of 'section of cinematography and sound engineering. but this certainly would not affect the petitioner ..... , as he entered the departmental service before the amended rules came into force, and further he had the necessary qualification when he entered service.7. learned counsel for the petitioner contended that, since .....
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Reported in : (1977)2MLJ202
..... steel, issued by the british standards institution.this standard is intended mainly to cover technical definitions of terms relating to iron and steel, and it does not necessarily include all the legal meanings of the ..... are covered by separate indian standards devoted to the subject, for example glossary of terms relating to welding and cutting of metals, glossary of terms relating to foundry technology, etc.in the preparation of this standard assistance has been derived from b.s. 2094 (parts 1 to 8): 1954 glossary of terms relating to iron and ..... had been exempted from import duty to that extent by notification no. 118, customs, dated the 20th of august, 1965 issued by the government of india and amended later from time to time (hereinafter referred to as the notification). the assistant collector of customs rejected the claim for refunds on the ground that the application made .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : [1979]43STC278(Mad)
..... to decide the issue, it is necessary to go into the process employed in producing 'masi'. the process as described in the letter of the director, central institute of fisheries technology, ernakulam, a copy of which was filed by the counsel, is briefly given below:masi is prepared from tune fish. the heads and guts of the fresh tune ..... taken to ward off insects and if the product is occasionally resmoked and redried, it will keep well for 3 to 4 years.from the procedure outlined by the institute, it is quite evident that an elaborate process of boiling, smoking, drying and promoting the growth of grey fungus spread over a period of about 3 to ..... the short question arising in these appeals turns on the interpretation of the notification, which reads as follows :g. o. no. 1764, revenue, dated 5th april, 1960, as amended by g. o. no. 5274, revenue, dated 22nd december, 1960, with retrospective effect and notification iii no. 384 of 1964 dated 18th september, 1964.-'in exercise...the governor .....
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Reported in : [1985]57CompCas477(Mad)
..... control', was disputed by mr. vanamamalai and he referred to the fact that only one person is a driver and one person is a clerk in the coimbatore institute of technology and, therefore, it will be wrong to say that all the persons mentioned in the complaint are employees of the petitioners. 8. arguing contra, mr. natarajan, ..... and 308 of the companies act (hereinafter referred to as 'the act'), which the petitioners are alleged to have contravened. sections 108a and 108h were newly introduced by the companies (amendment) act xli of 1974. section 108a reads as follows : '108a. restriction on the acquisition of shares. - (1) except with the previous approval of the central government, no ..... has been an acquisition of shares by the petitioners in contravention s. 108a of the act. 10. section 187c is also a new section inserted by the companies (amendment) act xli of 1974. it comprises of seven sub-sections. under sub-s. (1) any person whose name is entered as a shareholder in the register of .....
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Reported in : AIR1984Mad37; (1984)1MLJ155
..... dinesh chandra das 1950 85 clj 74 and in bibhuti bhusan v. kshettra gopal datta ilr (1951) cal 375 and also the decision of the bombay high court in radio technology institute v. pandurang bapurao (air 1946 bom 212) and some decisions of nagpur and punjab high courts. in saraswathi v. vadivelu chettiar : air1968mad70 the scope of s. 10(3 ..... , as it stood then, enabled civil court to execute the order, as if it were a decree passed by the court. mr. durraiswami further. contended that after the amendment in 1973 the power to execute the order is conferred on the rent controller. consequently, the decision of ramanujam, j. would not be applicable. a similar contention was raised ..... ' only. this court interpreted the section to say that it would take in not only a landlord but also a member of the family. thereafter, the -legislature amended the section and enabled the landlord to file a petition under section 10(3)(a) for eviction of the tenant for his own occupation or for the occupation of his .....
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Reported in : (1985)2MLJ439
..... the shops act.43. in reply mr. m.r. narayanaswami, learned counsel for the state bank of india, again draws our attention to the decision in pillai v. indian institute of technology (1964) ii l.l.j. 311 and also to ramaiah v. state bank of india (1968) 2 l.l.j. 424. on the strength of these two cases ..... the general working of the state bank of india shall be responsive to and in consonance with government policies while the autonomy of the institution in the day-to-day working will be fully maintained. amendments necessary to the reserve bank of india act, 1934, and to the banking companies act, 1947, consequently to the establishment of this ..... to be applicable in madras state electricity board v. commissioner of labour : (1960)iillj357mad . if really, section 4 (1) (c) of the shops act, when it was amended, omitted railways, and retained reserve bank of india, that is a matter for consideration. then again, the government of tamil nadu itself granted exemption on the assumption that the act .....
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