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Mrs. Tarabai Lalji Vs. Collector and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1980)21GLR15

..... supreme court granted special leave and by consent of the parties appointed an arbitrator whose award was sought to be made a decree of the court by the company, in its application, being civil miscellaneous petition no. 5801/71, the state government sought to set aside the award by making civil miscellaneous petition no. 5802 ..... arose whether an aggrieved party can challenge by taking proceedings under articles 226 and 227 of the constitution of india the appellate order made under the bombay rent act, 1947 when the revision application preferred from the said order was dismissed by the high court. for purposes of answering the contention, whether the appellate order ..... are generally recognised as continuation of the suit; and the word 'suit' will include such appellate proceedings. we may add that whereas section 41 of the act is consistent with this view, no other section militates against it.37. the neat question, as i have stated above, which arises for consideration in these .....

Dr. C.S. Subramanian Vs. Kumarasamy and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1996]86CompCas747(Mad)

..... statute are beyond purview of the act. when banks advance loan or accept deposit or provide facility of locker they undoubtedly render service. a state bank or nationalised bank renders as much service as private bank. no distinction can be drawn in private and public transport or insurance companies. even the supply of electricity ..... on the reputation and future career of the professionals cannot in our view be effectively dealt with by the disputes redressal forums constituted under the act. the act declares that the opinion of the majority shall be the order of these forums and there is every likelihood of the president having no decisive ..... and surgical - other than paramedical services, would fall within the exclusionary clause 'contract of personal services' and, therefore, would be outside the purview of the act. 53. having regard to the above conclusions of ours, it has become unnecessary to pronounce upon the constitutionality of some of the provisions challenged by the petitioners. .....

Motor and General Finance (India) Ltd. Vs. Mary Mony and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1991ACJ101

..... the quantum of compensation fixed by the tribunal is justifiable or adequate?(iv) whether the tribunal erred in declining to direct the insurance company to pay the compensation found to be payable to respondents?9. before considering the first question, viz., whether the tribunal has got jurisdiction ..... of the deceased. 4th respondent is the person who drove the vehicle, which caused the accident. 5th respondent is the insurance company. appellant herein is a company engaged in the repairing and servicing of motor vehicles. the vehicle in question is a stage carriage kro 7200. the bus ..... of the width of term 'public place' the question of insurance company's liability. that has to be answered with reference to sections 94 and 95 of the act. as per section 95(1)(b) of the act, insurer is liable to pay compensation to the extent specified in sub ..... this case, it has to be adjusted. the minor's share should be deposited in a nationalised bank for such period till the minors attain majority. .....

United India Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Sumitra Devi and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : II(2002)ACC98,2003ACJ262

..... not have any grievance at all even in a case where the award appears to be unjust to that company? we must bear in mind that the nationalised insurance companies in india are holding public money. what they have to deal with is public fund. they are accountable to the public for every pie of it ..... and father of other claimants. he was travelling in truck bearing registration no. hp 21-0407 on 18.9.1996 along with 151 boxes of apple and 3 jute bags also of apple as owner of goods. he had hired truck from his village to delhi for carriage of apples. when the truck reached near taila-habban ..... courts exercise its constitutional jurisdiction including the jurisdiction of superintendence over the proceedings before the inferior courts, tribunal, authority or other persons who are charged with the public acts and duties. english law originally derived its jurisdiction from the common law and the jurisdiction was exercised by issue of prerogative writs of mandamus, certiorari, quo warranto, .....

Brij Kishore Verma Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh

Court : Allahabad

..... of individual discretionary decisions. more specifically, they include the execution of law and policy, the maintenance of public order, the management of crown property and nationalised industries and services, the direction of foreign policy, the conduct of military operations, and the provisions or supervision of such services as education, public health ..... amendment of rules, framing of rules, cases involving financial implication, decision by finance minister, major policy, winding up amalgamation or creation of new corporation, companies owned by the government or by public sector, summing or prorogue house of legislature, appointment or renewal of advocate general, etc. needless to say that ..... that making of a declaration by notification that certain place shall be principal market yard for a market area under the relevant agricultural produce market act was an act legislative in character. in union of india and anr. v. cynamide india ltd. and another (1987 (2) scc 720), this court .....

Consumer Education and Research Centre and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat a ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1981)22GLR712

..... rohlas industries ltd. v. s.d. agarwal : [1969]3scr108 . in that case the supreme court was concerned with some of the same provisions, namely, section 237(b) of the companies act. hegde and sikri, jj. disapproved in view of sarkar, c.j. and mudholkar, j. in barium chemicals' case and approved the view of hidayatullah and shelat, jj. in barium ..... j. in barium chemicals' case (supra) proceeded on the footing that the existence of circumstances was an objective fact though the language of section 237(b) of the companies act was similar to the language of article 123 of the constitution decision of shelat, j. in barium chemical co.'s case should not be considered good law. if the ..... the petitioner from putting the wheat in the cotton cloth handbag which the customer had brought and 5 kg. of wheat were taken out and put back in the jute bag from which the wheat was taken. a domestic inquiry was held against the employee in respect of this incident and the helper was dismissed from service. it .....

N. Renuka Devi Vs. E. Lalitha and Another

Court : Chennai

..... national bank): "29. learned counsel for the respondent-bank submitted that it will be very unfair if the appellant who is a guarantor of the loan, and director of the company which took the loan, avoids paying the debt. while we fully agree with the learned counsel that equity is wholly in favour of the respondent-bank, since obviously a bank ..... led, but not driven; and his will must be the offspring of his own volition, and not the record of some one else's." section 61 of the indian succession act (act 39 of 1925) enacts that, "a will or any part of a will, the making of which has been caused by fraud or coercion, or by such importunity as ..... a valid subsisting rent agreement, lease agreement or licence agreement in his favour." (m) 2008 (14) scc 754 (babu singh vs. ram sahai): "16. section 69 of the act (evidence act) reads, thus: "69. proof where no attesting witness found. if no such attesting witness can be found, or if the document purports to have been executed in the united kingdom .....

Anil Kumar Khurana Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 62(1996)DLT313

..... therein. thereforee, the supreme court made what they described as the constructive approach by eliminating the discrimination by permitting the petitioners also to operate on those nationalised routes.'(85) in the third case referred to above, this court dealt with the case of a student who failed to pass the examination held for ..... obtaining ex parte orders by suppression, misrepresentation or misstatement or facts. applying this principle to the present case, we feel that, in this case, the petitioner-company has disentitled itself to ask for a writ of prohibition by material suppression, misrepresentations and misleading statements which have been found by us above.' ultimately, the punjab ..... routes for the exclusive operation of the state undertaking under chapter-iv (a) of the m.v. act had resulted in the discrimination of some others who had been permitted to operate on the very nationalised routes. that was stated to be on account of inadvertence or over-sight on the part of the .....

Tirumala Devi Eada and Others Vs. the State of Andhra Pradesh, Law (La ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... that having regard to the nature of duties required to be performed by her as law officer of m/s. pro agro seed company private limited i.e., to act and plead in courts on behalf of the said company mainly and exclusively, particularly keeping in view that she has not suspended her practice she never ceased to be an advocate. thus ..... been practicing since then. in the month of march, 2003, she was offered appointment by m/s. pro agro seed company private limited (now known as bayer crop science group) a company incorporated under the provisions of the indian companies act, 1956 as law officer and she was appointed as such on 14.2.2003. the essential functions entrusted to her are ..... to act and plead on behalf of the company which is a body corporate. it is stated that she never suspended the membership of the bar council and that she has been practicing in various courts / tribunals / .....

Commander Ranvir Kumar Sinha Vs. the Union of India and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1991(2)BomCR28; 1991CriLJ1729

..... goods or obtain orders and where the exclusion of a particular tradesman from boarding one of the indian naval ships would cause real inconvenience to the ships company, the circumstances shall be reported to the administrative authority for consideration. (3) the administrative authority may at its discretion permit the sale of newspapers on ..... of the alleged irregularities committed in the conduct of proceedings before the boi. this representation, purporting to be under section 23 of the navy act, 1957 (the act), was rejected by the flag officer commanding-in-chief, eastern command, on 21st october 1987. a further representation was made by the petitioner repeating ..... code, specifying offences and the procedure for detention, custody and trial of the offenders by the courts-martial. the procedural safeguards contemplated in the act must be considered in the context of and corresponding to the plenitude of the summary jurisdiction of the court-martial and the severity of the consequences .....