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Sep 26 1965 (HC)

Sadhu Singh S. Jiwan Singh Vs. Shamsher Singh Josh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1965P& H457

..... the full support of akali dal. those who cast their votes in favour of s. shamsher singh josh, they will get true happiness of the guru and make the foundation of the punjabi suba strong. khalsa j you should remember at shri guru kalgidhar, the tenth guru demands your votes for protection of the sikhism and for getting punjab suba ..... through the evidence and the judgment of the learned tribunal. in common with court s of appeal this court also under s. 116a of the representation of the people act does not reverse conclusions of fact based on oral evidence merely on the ground that a different conclusion than the one arrived at by the election tribunal might well have ..... religious elections in our set-up. but we are here only concerned with the intention of the parliament in enacting s. 123(3) of the representation of the people act, and this provision only taboos appeal for a vote on the ground of the candidate's religion or language, and if the appeal does not encroach on the prohibited .....

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May 25 2009 (HC)

Suo Motu Vs. the State of Karnataka Represented by the Chief Secretary ...

Court : Karnataka

..... , sagard. the heads of the following non-government membersorganisations:1. janadhwani vedike,field marshal kariappa road, somwarpet2. vrukshalaksha andolana seva trust, sagara3. nature conservation foundation, mysoree. the following eminent conservationists, membersecologists, and environmentalists:1. k.b. girish ganapati2. keregundi estate, devapura post,gonekoppa3. sanjay gubbi, tumkur4. girija ..... safeguards were taken by government of india in 1980 by constituting tiwari committee, which recommended for establishment of department of environment to act as a nodal agency for environment protection eco-development in the country, for comprehensive review and recommendations, not covered by the ..... appointing honorary wildlife wardens. the latest order appointing honorary wildlife wardens was issued on 22-02-2007 and 02-08-2007.wildlife act, section 21 - final notification -government of karnataka has issued final notifications for all the 5 national parks and 21 wildlife sanctuaries .....

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Aug 08 2012 (HC)

Sai Sankar, Asst. Professor in Music, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai and Other ...

Court : Chennai

..... foundation for its administration, to make provisions for further development of kalakshetra in accordance with the aims and objects for which kalakshetra was founded, the central government came out with an act known as the kalakshetra foundation act, 1993 [hereinafter referred to as the act]. as per section 4 of the act, on the commencement of the act ..... , the right, title and interest in relation to the assets and properties of kalakshetra specified in ..... office, whether the resignation could be allowed to be withdrawn by the central government. 20. admittedly, there is no provision in the kalakshetra foundation act enabling the director to resign or providing for acceptance of resignation or withdrawal of resignation. therefore, one has to seek recourse to the .....

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Jul 27 2016 (HC)

M. Sankaranarayanan Vs. The Additional Chief Secretary to Government, ...

Court : Chennai

..... with identical averments, would contend that the writ petitions are not maintainable. according to the learned counsel, kalakshetra foundation is an autonomous body under the ministry of culture, government of india and it is governed by the kalakshetra foundation act, 1993. the recruitment to various posts in the foundation is governed by the recruitment rules. it is further stated that there is only one post of deputy ..... director exists in the foundation which is next to the post of director. it is an important administrative post. the .....

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Apr 25 2019 (HC)

M/S Ncr Developers vs.university of Delhi

Court : Delhi

..... for any reason that was not possible, there could not be any reference for arbitration at all. in essence what the condition says is that the foundation of the arbitration agreement itself is appointment by the executive director, in the manner contemplated. if this condition which is fundamental to the arbitration agreement itself ..... has relied upon the following judgments of this court as well as the supreme court: i. nandyal coop. spinning mills ltd. v. k.v. mohan rao (1993) 2 scc654ii. nav nirman construction company v. executive engineer cd-ix, irrigation and flood control department, gnctd2011scc online del 3948 iii. indian oil corporation ltd. v. ..... supplied) 16. pertinently, in ansal buildwell limited case (supra), this court in a petition filed by the aggrieved party under section 11(6) of the act noticed the arbitration clause containing a similar condition upheld the right of the respondent to appoint the arbitrator and declined to appoint an independent arbitrator holding as under .....

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1786

Purviance Vs. Angus

Court : US Supreme Court

..... itself was . every thing usually done by persons jointly cruising, is implied in the authority to angus to cruise with the others. the owners themselves; have laid the foundation of the trust, or confidence, that he reposed in prole and thompson, and should therefore alone suffer. the conduct of angus seems to be clearly warranted by the ..... rules and maxims that invariably govern the commanders of vessels, when they act in conjunction with others on a cruising voyage. i perceive neither crassa negligentia, nor lata culpa in his behaviour; and i take the law to be, as ..... his compliance, both he and his owners will be responsible to that friend: but the captain, in this instance, will not be liable to his employers, because he acted according to instructions. the rules of responsibility, therefore, are not reciprocal. the owners may be liable to a person injured, and it will not thence follow, that the .....

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1792

Ross Vs. Rittenhouse

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the indemnification of the said george ross, from all actions and demands, which might arise on account of his having paid the said money to the defendant. as a foundation for the present suit, the plaintiffs produced a record of a recovery in lancaster county against them, for the sum of l 3248 4 7 1-4, at the ..... were disputed. the court on full argument resolved, that the agent might, as a common head or center for the captors, and hospital, under the right acquired by the act of assembly, of the 8th of march, and 22nd september, 1780, institute a suit in his own name, as the captors themselves might have done; and as the question ..... but, it seems, our expectations have been disappointed, and we are obliged, at last, to decide the controversy. to determine the first question, we must take into consideration the act of congress for erecting tribunals competent to determine the propriety of captures, passed the 25th november, 1775, the fourth section of which is in these words: 'that it be, .....

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1793

Chisholm Vs. Georgia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the attorney general has indeed suggested another construction, a construction, i confess that i never heard of before, nor can i now consider it grounded on any solid foundation, though it appeared to me to be the basis of the attorney general's argument. his construction i take to be this: "that the moment a supreme ..... the very terms of their authority, could be only concurrent with the courts of the several states. it follows, therefore, unquestionably, i think, that looking at the act of congress, which i consider is on this occasion the limit of our authority (whatever further might be constitutionally, enacted), we can exercise no authority in the present ..... altogether dependant on that government to which it owes its existence. its charter may be forfeited by abuse. its authority may be annihilated, without abuse, by an act of the legislative body. a state, though subject in certain specified particulars to the authority of the government of the united states, is in every other respect .....

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1796

Ware Vs. Hylton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... debt in the declaration mentioned was personal property within this commonwealth, belonging to a british subject at the time of the passing of the said act entitled 'an act concerning escheats and forfeitures from british subjects,' and the defendants in fact also say that the debt in the declaration mentioned is a demand originally ..... aforesaid, the legislature of the state of virginia did, at its session commenced and held in the city of williamsburg on 3 may, 1779, pass an act entitled 'an act concerning escheats and forfeitures from british subjects,' whereby it was, among other things enacted," " that all the property, real and personal, within this commonwealth belonging ..... legislature of the state of virginia did, at their session begun and held in the city of williamsburgh on monday, 20 october, 1777, pass an act entitled" "an act for sequestering british property, enabling those indebted page 3 u. s. 200 to british subjects to pay off such debts, and directing the proceedings in .....

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1798

Calder Vs. Bull

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and property from violence. the purposes for which men enter into society will determine the nature and terms of the social compact, and as they are the foundation of the legislative power, they will decide what are the proper objects of it. the nature and ends of legislative power will limit the exercise of it. ..... the prohibition do not, i repeat, extend to civil cases, to cases that merely affect the private property of citizens. some of the most necessary and important acts of legislation are, on the contrary, founded upon the principle that private rights must yield to public exigencies. highways are run through private grounds. fortifications, lighthouses, ..... so insecure! with very few exceptions, the advocates of such laws were stimulated by ambition or personal resentment and vindictive malice. to prevent such and similar, acts of violence and injustice, i believe, the federal and state legislatures were prohibited from passing any bill of attainder or any ex post facto law. the case .....

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