Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1997SC1125; 1997(1)BLJR735; (1997)1CALLT55(SC); 83(1997)CLT815(SC); 1997(92)ELT318(SC); [1997]228ITR725(SC); JT1997(3)SC589; 1997(1)MPLJ621; 1997(I)OLR(SC)408; 1997(3)SC
..... tribunal along constitutionally-sound principles. pursuant to an undertaking given to this court at the interim stage by the erstwhile attorney general, an amending act (act 19 of 1986) was enacted to bring about the changes prescribed in the aforesaid interim order. 9. when sampath kumar's case was finally heard, these ..... the constitution. this, undoubtedly, has the effect of limiting the jurisdiction of this court under article 32 but, being necessary for proper administration of justice, cannot be challenged as unconstitutional. service matters, which are essentially in the nature of in-house disputes, being of lesser significance than those involving ..... administrative tribunals, the concept itself--that of creating alternative modes of dispute resolution which would relieve high courts of their burden while simultaneously providing specialised justice-is not new. in fact, the issue of having a specialised tax court has been discussed for several decades; though the report of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2000(2)BomCR244; II(2000)DMC292
..... ever increasing. they constitute about 4% of the child population. there are about 1,50,000 children in over 1000 institutions in the country, which are under the juvenile justice act. these children are denied parental care and attention. a child needs love, shelter, care, a sense of identity and belonging. these are normally obtained in families. ..... as the beacon light in the interpretation of the constitutional provisions.in the case of state of himachal pradesh and another v. umed ram sharma and others, : [1986]1scr251 , the apex court in a public interest litigation petition had to consider whether the right of usable roads to poor in so far as residents of hilly ..... in the issue before us we have considered a class of children who have either been abandoned or given in custody of homes under the provisions of the juvenile justice act. these children ultimately have been given in guardianship and it is these children who have been given in guardianship over whom and/or in respect of whom .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2005)2GLR1388
..... sentence passed by him. for that purpose it would be necessary to turn our attention to several provisions of the act. it may be noted here that prior to the act coming into force, the juvenile justice act of 1986 was effective. the said act provided that juvenile would mean a boy who had not attained the age of sixteen years or the girl who had not attained ..... the age of eighteen years. however, the said act now stands repealed with the introduction of the act by virtue of section 69(1) of the act. the act has increased .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1995SC605A
..... ; the district judge ordered the opening of the lock placed on a grill leading to the sanctum-sanctorum of the shrine in the disputed structure on 1st february, 1986 and permitted worship of the idols there to hindu devotees; and this situation continued till demolition of the structure on 6th december, 1992 when ram chabutra also was ..... continued without interruption since 1949 and the structure was not used by the muslim's for offering prayers since then. the controversy remained at a low ebb till 1986 when the district court of faizabad ordered opening of the lock placed on a grill leading to the sanctum-sanctorum of the shrine. an organisation called the babri ..... a short time, the entire structure was demolished and razed to the ground. indeed, it was an act of 'national shame'. what was demolished was not merely an ancient structure; but 'the faith of the minorities in the sense of justice and fair play of majority. it shook their faith in the rule of law and constitutional processes. a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1995SC605; JT1994(6)SC632; (1994)6SCC360; [1994]Supp5SCR1
..... passed interim orders whereby the idols remained in place and puja continued. the interim order was confirmed by the high court in april .1955. on 1st february, 1986, the district judge concerned ordered the opening of the locks upon the disputed structure and permitted puja by devotees. in 1959 a suit was filed claiming title to ..... the district judge ordered the opening of the lock placed on a grill leading to the sanctum-sanctorum of the shrine in the disputed structure on 1st february, 1986 and permitted worship of the idols there to hindu devotees; and this situation continued till demolition of the structure on 6th december, 1992 when ram chabutra also was ..... a short time, the entire structure was demolished and razed to the ground. indeed, it was an act of 'national shame'. what was demolished was not merely an ancient structure; but the faith of the minorities in the sense of justice and fairplay of majority. it shook their faith in the rule of law and constitutional processes. a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2008SC2467; JT2008(6)SC330; (2008)9SCC204; 2008AIRSCW3785; AIR2008SC2467
..... this observation because not a single case of damage to a hindu place of worship near a police station was reported to the commission. - report of the justice jagmohan reddy commission on the ahmedabad riots of 1969. the working of the special investigation squad is a study in communal discrimination. the officers of the squad ..... afflicts the police force in many states, as the various reports quoted above which pertain to different states, would reveal. more alarmingly, if things were bad in 1986, what would be the situation as of today? 11. india is a signatory to the universal declaration of human rights. article 2 thereof provides for rights without ..... against the special investigation squads set up to investigate crime committed in the course of those riots. the commission observed that these special investigation squads had acted in a partial and biased manner against one community. we take note of this finding and feel that there are many instances where the special investigation .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1998SC2288; JT1998(4)SC58; (1998)IIIMLJ100(SC); 1998(3)SCALE482; (1998)5SCC643; [1998]3SCR206
..... to be granted in a particular case pertains to the discretionary jurisdiction of the court.'and in the judgment of justice jeevan reddy who delivered judgment for himself and justice agrawal:-'clause (3) of article 356 is conceived as a check on the power of the president and also ..... words disapproved the practice adopted by the state in successively repromulgating the ordinances. the judgment was delivered in this case on december 20, 1986. it seems that it had no effect on the state of bihar as the present case shows that the practice of repromulgating the ..... in d. c. wadhwa's case which was delivered on december 20,1986 state of bihar continued to indulge its illegal practice of repromulgating the ordinances successively without having to face the legislature and acted in an unconstitutional manner. i face no difficulty in striking down all the ..... the status of the concerned teachers, the matters may be placed before the hon'ble the chief justice of india for constituting a larger bench. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR2001Raj150; 2001(1)WLC176; 2001(2)WLN186
..... to decide upon the qualification of their prospective employees. (6). it was also contended that the impugned action was violative of the principles of natural justice as the decision was taken without affording an opportunity to the petitioner institution to show cause. it is also contended that the petitioner was never told ..... how it fulfils the criteria. the impugned order, therefore, is clearly vitiated for failure to comply with the principles of natural justice and the requirements of proviso to sec. 14 (3) (b) of the act. (38). even on merits, there is no case for de-recognition. the petitioner institution has pointed out that when b ..... and co-ordinated development of teachers education and for the determination and maintenance of standards for teachers education and for the purposes of performing its functions under this act, the council may- (a) undertake surveys and studies relating to various aspects of teachers education and publish the result thereof; (b) make recommendations to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : (1993)IILLJ1098Raj; 1992(3)WLC96; 1992(1)WLN541
..... covered by the a.p. shops and establishments act was required while retrenching any workman to comply with the provisions of section 25f of the ..... to the workman, were allowed to operate under section 37 of the shop act. likewise in the krishna dist. co-operative marketing society ltd. vijayawada's case (supra), their lordships were dealing with the case of a.p. shops and establishments act, 1986 vis-a-vis the provisions of the central act. the controversy raised therein was that whether an employer whose establishment is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : (1996)IILLJ347Raj; 1996(1)WLC418
..... the petitions before high court after remand from the supreme court18. after remand of the aforesaid matters, the registrar obtained orders from the learned chief justice for placing the matters before the appropriate court. writ petition no. 409/1983 filed by the company, stood rejected as per the direction of the ..... 1983. the retrenchment was effected ever without informing the labour department of the government as required by the provisions of section 25f (c) of the act. preparation of thousands of retrenchment notices, dispatching of the same and publication in newspaper reports even without waiting for the compliance of statutory requirement to inform ..... reference to industrial tribunal10. when the aforesaid petitions were pending, the state government of rajasthan in exercise of its powers under section 10h of the act, ordered to make reference of the dispute to industrial tribunal. while passing the order of reference the government took into consideration several events starting .....
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