Array ( [0] => ..... by the erstwhile administrative tribunal in its judgment dated 30.5.2009 , annexure p/1 and thereafter, observed as follows:- the respondents have not even conducted inquiry about alleged misuse of the government vehicle by the applicant by, taking away the same unauthorisedly on his own from the premises of the chc, haroli with ..... as driver on contract basis is still lying vacant and irrespective of his being acquitted from the charge, he has not been re-instated, learned single judge observed that the petitioner may approach the respondents by filing an appropriate representation and that if any such representation is filed, the respondents will consider the same ..... be absolutely correct and valid. 7. the petitioner has placed on record annexure p/7 dated 1.8.2012, the information obtained under right to information act to show that in the office of third respondent, there exists six vacant posts of drivers. after perusing the record and taking into consideration the rival contentions ..... [1] => ..... guilty. those two persons were let off with a minor punishment, but the respondent was dismissed. the administrative tribunal upheld the findings recorded by the inquiry officer against the respondent. according to the tribunal, however, the punishment imposed on the respondent was excessive. according to the tribunal, it ought to ..... judgment and order passed by the trial court, the plaintiff preferred an appeal before the district judge, una. meanwhile, the himachal pradesh state administrative tribunal came to be established under the administrative tribunals act, 1985 (at act). the learned judge, therefore, submitted papers of appeal to the registrar of this court on september 12, 1986. ..... may now be stated.3. respondent no. 1 raj kumar (hereinafter referred to as 'the plaintiff) filed a suit in the court of senior sub-judge, una on may 4, 1982 for a declaration that an order terminating his services passed by the himachal pradesh agro industries corporation ltd. and others (hereinafter ..... [2] => ..... of property disproportionate to their/his known sources of income. there is not even material to infer the commission of any of the aforesaid acts by them. therefore, the learned special judge had rightly come to the conclusion that there is not even an iota of evidence to establish the necessary ingredients of the offence punishable under ..... effect of the evidence and infirmities, if any, emanating from the records, are to be taken into account to arrive at the conclusion. no roving inquiry into the alleged facts and weighing the material on record as if the conclusion is to be recorded, after recording of the evidence are required. in case the ..... of criminal procedure has been preferred by the petitioner/state (hereafter referred to as 'the petitioner') against the order dated 24-5-2000 passed by the learned special judge, sirmaur sessions division at nahan whereby he had discharged the respondents/accused (hereafter referred to as 'the accused persons') of the offences under section 13(2) ..... [3] => ..... a common judgment.2. a challenge has been laid by the petitioners to the award dated january 17,2006 passed in reference no. 129/2000 by the presiding judge, himachal pradesh labour court, shimla.3. the brief facts necessary for the adjudications of these petitions are that the 'kapra mazdoor lal jhanda union' (citu), had ..... workmen, is sufficient to make such a dispute an industrial dispute. (see workmen of indian express v. management (civil appeal no. 1733/1967, dated november 26, 1968).) it is, therefore, impossible to say that these disputes were individual and not industrial disputes and that for that reason the impugned reference was incompetent.26. in chairman, ..... departmental inquiry and proceedings before the conciliation officer and adjudicator. the very fact that certain rights are vested in a non-recognised union shows that the trade union act and the rules framed thereunder acknowledge the existence of a non-recognised union. such a union is not superfluous entity and it has a ..... [4] => ..... rejected the application on 30.6.1988. the plaintiff filed an appeal before the collector, una. it was decided on 31.3.1989. he ordered fresh inquiry in respect of application preferred for correction of revenue entries filed by baba game shah. the tehsildar-cum-assistant collector grade-1, una again rejected the application ..... tenancy is a bilateral contract entered into between the parties, which may be expressed or implied. in these circumstances, it was necessary for the learned district judge to make observations about the orders passed by the revenue officer, including settlement officer dated 3.12.1998. the revenue officer could not enlarge the relief, ..... should not have dealt with the suit pertaining to dispute of tenancy between the parties in view of specific provisions of the himachal pradesh tenancy and land reforms act, 1972, more particularly, when the proceedings were pending before the revenue officer. he has correctly applied the ratio of roshan lal v. state of himachal ..... [5] => ..... a strait-jacket formula and that their applicability varies from case to case and depends upon the circumstances of each case, the nature of the inquiry, the rules under which the tribunal is acting, the subject-matter that is being dealt with and so on and so forth. a mere departmental or official bias does not necessarily disqualify an ..... the material facts and circumstances of the case bearing upon his continued occupation of the premises after the expiry of the lease. these circumstances have their own significance in judging the validity of the plea as to shri p.n. nehru being a material witness.16. true it is that the principle of natural justice, nemo judex ..... to the competence of the collector to hear and decide the dispute on the ground that he being a material witness in the case he was disqualified from becoming a judge. by means of other grounds, the validity of the order of eviction was challenged on merits.9. the divisional commissioner dismissed the appeal vide order dt. oct. 4 ..... [6] => ..... , govt. engineering college, trichur v. john k. kurien. while dealing with the cases of suspension of certain student's for ragging in the college, the learned judges of the court observed that in academic disciplinary proceedings, the principles of natural justice should not be applied with a strict standard, provided the proceedings are substantially fair.17 ..... every kind of domestic tribunal. the requirements of natural justice must depend on the circumstances of the case, the nature of the inquiry the rules under which the tribunal is acting, the subject matter that is being dealt with, and so forth. accordingly, i do not derive much assistance from the definitions of natural justice which ..... earlier decision and said (para 7):--'............this court has pointed out in union of india v. p. k. roy,(i968)2scr 186 at page 202 : (air 1968 sc 850 at p. 858 that the doctrine of natural justice cannot be imprisoned with in the strait jacket of a rigid formula and its application depends upon ..... [7] => ..... a reference to the board for industrial and financial reconstruction (bifr) under the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (for short 'the sica') and the said reference was subsequently registered. the learned single judge adjourned the matter for 22nd april, 2004 to consider the effect of section 22 of 'the sica' consequent ..... relating to rehabilitation by giving financial assistance are to be found in section 19. the provisions for winding up of the sick industrial company after the inquiry under section 16 and on consideration of relevant facts and the circumstances have been made under section 20. the matters relating to preparation of complete inventory ..... v. state industrial & investment corpn. of maharashtra ltd. [1993]78 comp. cas. 803 held :'.. .section 22(1) provides that during the pendency of (i) an inquiry under section 16, or (n) preparation or consideration of a scheme under section 17, or (iii) an appeal under section 25, no proceedings for winding up of ' ..... [8] => ..... went up in appeal. the appeal court seems to have treated the matter before the board as if it were a reference under section 56(2) of the act. as the learned single judge has pointed out, though the order of the collector of december, 1950 would usually be final it appeared that he had chosen to make a reference to ..... necessary to issue any notice to the petitioner to show cause as to why the order of removal be not made, (c) that it was not necessary to hold any inquiry into his conduct, (d) that the order of removal was a purely administrative one and no writ could issue to quash it, and (e) that he has been guilty ..... violation of the principles of natural justice to take an action which had such drastice consequences without affording an opportunity to show cause against the proposed order, that no proper inquiry was held by the respondent and that there were no prima facie grounds justifying the order of removal. on receipt of the endorsement from the magistrate, first class. rampur, ..... [9] => ..... in the sale value but this has not been done'. secondly, no opportunity whatsoever was afforded nor any public inquiry made. this allegation indeed is without any foundation in the record. there is nothing on the record which suggests that ..... does not say that the sale certificate was obtained by the petitioner by practicing fraud, misrepresentation or concealment of fact.a three judges bench of the supreme court reiterated in estates development ltd. (in liquidation) v. the union of india and ors. ..... years. in that case, the appellate authority rejected the appeal in june, 1966. no further steps were taken till 1968 and it was held that in these circumstances, the revisional jurisdiction by the chief settlement commissioner under section 24 could ..... his revision petition was dismissed by the financial commissioner-cum-secretary relief and rehabilitation.62. section 36 of the act specifically bars the jurisdiction of the civil courts to entertain any suit or proceedings in respect of any matter ..... [10] => ..... .issue no. 227. as far as issue no. 2 is concerned section 7(iv)(c) of the himachal pradesh court fees act, 1968 provides as under:7. computation of fees payable in certain suits.the amount of fee payable under this act in the suits next hereinafter mentioned shall be computed as follows:(i) xxxxx(ii) xxxxx(iii) xxxxx(iv) in suits-(a ..... every suit should be instituted in the lowest court of competent jurisdiction. if the plaintiffs have to file suits separately they can only be filed in the court of sub judge.25. in terms of section 15 the suit should have been filed in the lowest court competent to try it. by illegally combining all these causes of action the plaintiffs ..... to file one suit for re-occupation of the new tenements. the bombay high court held that the suit was not bad for mis-joinder of plaintiffs.17. a single judge of the bombay high court in paikanna vithoba mamidwar and anr. v. laxminarayan sukhdeo dalya and anr. : air 1979 bombay 298, was dealing with a matter in which a ..... [11] => ..... of 2001, in fao no. 488 of 2000, have been referred to a larger bench, i.e. division bench by the hon'ble chief justice, who while sitting as single judge, even though deciding the main appeal i.e. fao no. 488 of 2000 felt that question involved in the cross objections needed to be considered by d.b. from the ..... motor vehicle accident. the vehicle was owned by shri r.k. khanna, who was impleaded as respondent no. 3 in the claim petition, under section 166 of the motor vehicles act and who filed the appeal i.e. fao no. 488 of 2000. the vehicle was insured for third party risk with untied india insurance company, which was impleaded as respondent ..... insurance company that interest up to the date of the award by the tribunal should be made payable by the owner is rejected for the reason that the learned single judge, while disposing of appeal, i.e. fao no. 488 of 2000, has directed the owner to pay a lump sum of rs. 1,00,000/-, on account of his having ..... [12] => ..... international dictionary defines the word 'reasonably' as 'in a reasonable manner: to a fairly sufficient extent'. thus, whether it was practicable to hold the inquiry or not must be judged in the context of whether it was reasonably practicable to do so. it is not a total or absolute impracticability which is required by clause (b ..... and appeal) rules, 1965. she has further contended that the respondent-corporation could not resort to section 25-f of the industrial disputes act, 1947 to dispense with the requirement of regular domestic inquiry. she lastly contended that the appeal has been rejected without a speaking order. 3. mr. adarsh sharma, advocate has supported the order ..... what in the then prevailing situation a reasonable man acting in a reasonable way would have done. the matte will have to be judged in the light of the then prevailing situation and not as if the disciplinary authority was deciding the question whether the inquiry should be dispensed with or not in the cool ..... [13] => ..... the land owner, a decree for ejectment dated 30.12.1967 was passed. chinti's application dated 4.4.1967 was dismissed on 28.9.1968 by the compensation officer on the ground that the petitioner had ceased to be a tenant. relying upon the decision of the apex court in bhajan lal (supra), this ..... judgments infact support the case of the private respondents. in chinti (supra), the court was considering the case where chinti moved an application under section 11 of the abolition act for acquisition of proprietary rights on 4.4.1967. during the pendency of the said application, in the proceedings for ejectment for recovery of arrears of rent, initiated by ..... 7.1.1986 rightly conferred proprietary rights of the land under dispute to the private respondents. the petitioner choose not to prefer an appeal before the district judge.14. the challenge to the rights of the private respondents is only on the ground that the petitioner had subsequently acquired a right under the tenancy ..... [14] => ..... him that the accused had committed theft in her house. she had told one roop lal of the same village and thus has falsely been implicated.5. trial judge after having gone through the evidence of the victim, her mother and the other witnesses, came to the conclusion that accused attempted rape on the victim and convicted ..... culprit commences to do something with the intention of committing the offence and which is a step towards the commission of the offence. the moment he commences to do an act with the necessary intention, he commences his attempt to commit the offence. the word 'attempt' is not itself defined, and must, therefore, be taken in its ordinary ..... been completed but for the intervening circumstance, i.e., calling of the mother of the victim who reached the spot before penetration could take place and therefore, the act of the accused would squarely fall under section 376 read with section 511 of the indian penal code.20. it is true mere intention to commit an offence, is ..... [15] => ..... victims in motor accidents should not blind us in determining the state of law as it exists today.14. this judgment was delivered by a three-judge bench. a two-judge bench of the apex court again considered this point in gujarat state road trans. corporation v. ramanbhai prabhatbhai 1987 acj 561 (sc). the question before ..... v. balkrishna ramchandra nayan 1977 acj 118 (sc). the supreme court specifically considered the question whether compensation could be awarded under the provisions of the motor vehicles act without proof of negligence. it held as follows:(26) the main contention of mr. hattangodi, who supported the view of the high court that negligence need not ..... the court was whether the brother of a person killed in a motor accident can claim compensation under section 110-a of the motor vehicles act. the supreme ..... [16] => ..... justice. the humanist rule that procedure should be the handmaid, not the mistress, of legal justice compels consideration of vesting a residuary power in judges to act ex debito justiciae where the tragic sequel otherwise would be wholly inequitable. justice is the goal of jurispru-dence-processual, as much as substantive. [see sushil ..... which would leave the court helpless to meet extraordinary situations in the ends of justice.11. the mortality of justice at the hands of law troubles a judge's conscience and points an angry interrogation at the law reformer.12. the processual law so dominates in certain systems as to overpower substantive rights and substantial ..... specifically held that even in the absence of any express provision with regard thereto the provisions of order 21 rule 1, cpc would be applicable to the proceedings under the act.31. further in union of india v. t.r. varma : (1958)iillj259sc , shrimati raj lakshmi dasi and ors. v. banamali sen and ors. : [1953] ..... [17] => ..... respondent is referred to as the defendant.3. the plaintiff filed civil suit no. 40/1 of 2007, titled as ramesh kumar v. chamel singh in the court of civil judge (junior division) nahan, district sirmaur, h.p. seeking permanent prohibitory injunction. alongwith the suit the plaintiff filed an application under order 39 rules 1 and 2 read with section 151 ..... compensated by way of damages.9. undisputedly the plaintiff's father and the defendant were litigating and in terms of judgment and decree dated 31.8.2005, passed by civil judge (senior division) nahan, in civil suit no. 29/1 of 2004, titled as ajmer singh v. chamel singh as also judgment and decree dated 5.8.2006 passed by the ..... district judge at nahan in civil appeal no. 67-ca/13 of 2005, the defendant's right to have a water channel through the suit land for irrigating his own land comprising ..... [18] => ..... decreed the suit. the learned single bench accepted the appeal against the decree of the district judge and held that the only remedy available to the plaintiff was to have filed a suit, under section 6 of the specific relief act. for holding this view, the learned single bench placed reliance upon two supreme court judgments, i.e. nair service society ltd ..... . v. k.c. alexander and ors. : [1968]3scr163 and somnath berman v. dr. s.p. raju and anr. : [1970]2scr869 . in holding the ..... [19] => ..... . dayalalmeghji & co. : (1968)illj139mp , wherein it was held that the labour court was right in holding 'that it had no jurisdiction to entertain all, employee's application under section 33-c(2) for recovery of the difference in wages actually paid and the wages paid under the madhya pradesh minimum; wages fixation act. 1962. with the greatest respect the learned judges of the ..... which considered the provisions of section 33-c(2) of the industrial disputes act, the payment of wages act and the provisions of the minimum wages act, would apply in the instant case also: see: balaram abaji v. m.c. raghojiwalla : (1960)iillj491bom ; ambica tobacco, gondia v. labour court, nagpur (1968) mh lj 10, ambica mills ltd. ahmedabad v. 2nd labour court 1967 ii ..... ) Judges Inquiry Act 1968 Section 5 Powers of Committee - Court Himachal Pradesh - Page 11 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Sep 27 2012 (HC)

Dharmender Kumar Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh Through Principal Secre ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... by the erstwhile administrative tribunal in its judgment dated 30.5.2009 , annexure p/1 and thereafter, observed as follows:- the respondents have not even conducted inquiry about alleged misuse of the government vehicle by the applicant by, taking away the same unauthorisedly on his own from the premises of the chc, haroli with ..... as driver on contract basis is still lying vacant and irrespective of his being acquitted from the charge, he has not been re-instated, learned single judge observed that the petitioner may approach the respondents by filing an appropriate representation and that if any such representation is filed, the respondents will consider the same ..... be absolutely correct and valid. 7. the petitioner has placed on record annexure p/7 dated 1.8.2012, the information obtained under right to information act to show that in the office of third respondent, there exists six vacant posts of drivers. after perusing the record and taking into consideration the rival contentions .....

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Dec 18 2001 (HC)

Himachal Pradesh Agro Industries Corporation Vs. Raj Kumar and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : (2002)IILLJ861HP

..... guilty. those two persons were let off with a minor punishment, but the respondent was dismissed. the administrative tribunal upheld the findings recorded by the inquiry officer against the respondent. according to the tribunal, however, the punishment imposed on the respondent was excessive. according to the tribunal, it ought to ..... judgment and order passed by the trial court, the plaintiff preferred an appeal before the district judge, una. meanwhile, the himachal pradesh state administrative tribunal came to be established under the administrative tribunals act, 1985 (at act). the learned judge, therefore, submitted papers of appeal to the registrar of this court on september 12, 1986. ..... may now be stated.3. respondent no. 1 raj kumar (hereinafter referred to as 'the plaintiff) filed a suit in the court of senior sub-judge, una on may 4, 1982 for a declaration that an order terminating his services passed by the himachal pradesh agro industries corporation ltd. and others (hereinafter .....

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Dec 05 2002 (HC)

State of Himachal Pradesh Vs. Rasheed Ahmed and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2003CriLJ2591

..... of property disproportionate to their/his known sources of income. there is not even material to infer the commission of any of the aforesaid acts by them. therefore, the learned special judge had rightly come to the conclusion that there is not even an iota of evidence to establish the necessary ingredients of the offence punishable under ..... effect of the evidence and infirmities, if any, emanating from the records, are to be taken into account to arrive at the conclusion. no roving inquiry into the alleged facts and weighing the material on record as if the conclusion is to be recorded, after recording of the evidence are required. in case the ..... of criminal procedure has been preferred by the petitioner/state (hereafter referred to as 'the petitioner') against the order dated 24-5-2000 passed by the learned special judge, sirmaur sessions division at nahan whereby he had discharged the respondents/accused (hereafter referred to as 'the accused persons') of the offences under section 13(2) .....

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May 07 2008 (HC)

Phagu Pal and ors. Vs. Birla Textile and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : (2009)ILLJ389HP

..... a common judgment.2. a challenge has been laid by the petitioners to the award dated january 17,2006 passed in reference no. 129/2000 by the presiding judge, himachal pradesh labour court, shimla.3. the brief facts necessary for the adjudications of these petitions are that the 'kapra mazdoor lal jhanda union' (citu), had ..... workmen, is sufficient to make such a dispute an industrial dispute. (see workmen of indian express v. management (civil appeal no. 1733/1967, dated november 26, 1968).) it is, therefore, impossible to say that these disputes were individual and not industrial disputes and that for that reason the impugned reference was incompetent.26. in chairman, ..... departmental inquiry and proceedings before the conciliation officer and adjudicator. the very fact that certain rights are vested in a non-recognised union shows that the trade union act and the rules framed thereunder acknowledge the existence of a non-recognised union. such a union is not superfluous entity and it has a .....

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Jul 01 2009 (HC)

Baba Pritam Shah Vs. Khushi Mohammad and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... rejected the application on 30.6.1988. the plaintiff filed an appeal before the collector, una. it was decided on 31.3.1989. he ordered fresh inquiry in respect of application preferred for correction of revenue entries filed by baba game shah. the tehsildar-cum-assistant collector grade-1, una again rejected the application ..... tenancy is a bilateral contract entered into between the parties, which may be expressed or implied. in these circumstances, it was necessary for the learned district judge to make observations about the orders passed by the revenue officer, including settlement officer dated 3.12.1998. the revenue officer could not enlarge the relief, ..... should not have dealt with the suit pertaining to dispute of tenancy between the parties in view of specific provisions of the himachal pradesh tenancy and land reforms act, 1972, more particularly, when the proceedings were pending before the revenue officer. he has correctly applied the ratio of roshan lal v. state of himachal .....

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Nov 13 1987 (HC)

Sant Ram Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1989HP15

..... a strait-jacket formula and that their applicability varies from case to case and depends upon the circumstances of each case, the nature of the inquiry, the rules under which the tribunal is acting, the subject-matter that is being dealt with and so on and so forth. a mere departmental or official bias does not necessarily disqualify an ..... the material facts and circumstances of the case bearing upon his continued occupation of the premises after the expiry of the lease. these circumstances have their own significance in judging the validity of the plea as to shri p.n. nehru being a material witness.16. true it is that the principle of natural justice, nemo judex ..... to the competence of the collector to hear and decide the dispute on the ground that he being a material witness in the case he was disqualified from becoming a judge. by means of other grounds, the validity of the order of eviction was challenged on merits.9. the divisional commissioner dismissed the appeal vide order dt. oct. 4 .....

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Aug 16 1989 (HC)

Dr. Bhupesh Gupta and Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1990HP56

..... , govt. engineering college, trichur v. john k. kurien. while dealing with the cases of suspension of certain student's for ragging in the college, the learned judges of the court observed that in academic disciplinary proceedings, the principles of natural justice should not be applied with a strict standard, provided the proceedings are substantially fair.17 ..... every kind of domestic tribunal. the requirements of natural justice must depend on the circumstances of the case, the nature of the inquiry the rules under which the tribunal is acting, the subject matter that is being dealt with, and so forth. accordingly, i do not derive much assistance from the definitions of natural justice which ..... earlier decision and said (para 7):--'............this court has pointed out in union of india v. p. k. roy,(i968)2scr 186 at page 202 : (air 1968 sc 850 at p. 858 that the doctrine of natural justice cannot be imprisoned with in the strait jacket of a rigid formula and its application depends upon .....

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Jun 10 2004 (HC)

In Re: Gontermann-piepers (India) Ltd.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : [2005]57SCL225(HP)

..... a reference to the board for industrial and financial reconstruction (bifr) under the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (for short 'the sica') and the said reference was subsequently registered. the learned single judge adjourned the matter for 22nd april, 2004 to consider the effect of section 22 of 'the sica' consequent ..... relating to rehabilitation by giving financial assistance are to be found in section 19. the provisions for winding up of the sick industrial company after the inquiry under section 16 and on consideration of relevant facts and the circumstances have been made under section 20. the matters relating to preparation of complete inventory ..... v. state industrial & investment corpn. of maharashtra ltd. [1993]78 comp. cas. 803 held :'.. .section 22(1) provides that during the pendency of (i) an inquiry under section 16, or (n) preparation or consideration of a scheme under section 17, or (iii) an appeal under section 25, no proceedings for winding up of ' .....

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Jun 15 1962 (HC)

Negi Balbahadur Singh Vs. Lt. Governor Himachal Pradesh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1962HP68

..... went up in appeal. the appeal court seems to have treated the matter before the board as if it were a reference under section 56(2) of the act. as the learned single judge has pointed out, though the order of the collector of december, 1950 would usually be final it appeared that he had chosen to make a reference to ..... necessary to issue any notice to the petitioner to show cause as to why the order of removal be not made, (c) that it was not necessary to hold any inquiry into his conduct, (d) that the order of removal was a purely administrative one and no writ could issue to quash it, and (e) that he has been guilty ..... violation of the principles of natural justice to take an action which had such drastice consequences without affording an opportunity to show cause against the proposed order, that no proper inquiry was held by the respondent and that there were no prima facie grounds justifying the order of removal. on receipt of the endorsement from the magistrate, first class. rampur, .....

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Apr 10 2006 (HC)

Surinder Singh Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(2)ShimLC237

..... in the sale value but this has not been done'. secondly, no opportunity whatsoever was afforded nor any public inquiry made. this allegation indeed is without any foundation in the record. there is nothing on the record which suggests that ..... does not say that the sale certificate was obtained by the petitioner by practicing fraud, misrepresentation or concealment of fact.a three judges bench of the supreme court reiterated in estates development ltd. (in liquidation) v. the union of india and ors. ..... years. in that case, the appellate authority rejected the appeal in june, 1966. no further steps were taken till 1968 and it was held that in these circumstances, the revisional jurisdiction by the chief settlement commissioner under section 24 could ..... his revision petition was dismissed by the financial commissioner-cum-secretary relief and rehabilitation.62. section 36 of the act specifically bars the jurisdiction of the civil courts to entertain any suit or proceedings in respect of any matter .....

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