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Registrar, Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Vice C ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2008BusLR154(NULL)

..... section 3 of the adhiniyam though provides that in all the suits and other legal proceedings by or against the university, the pleading shall be signed and verified by the registrar who is the appropriate authority to whom notice of the proceedings is to be issued and served but does not provide exclusive jurisdiction of the satna court in respect of the legal proceedings by or against the university. ..... at this juncture, i would like to refer certain provisions of the act which reads as under:section 3:-incorporation of the university:-(1) there shall be established a university by the name of the mahtma gandhi chitrakoot gramodaya vishwavidhyalaya which shall be consist of a chancellor, a vice chancellor, a pro-vice chancellor, a board of management, an academic council and other authorities and officers as provided in this act or statutes. ..... under the chitrakoot gramodaya vishwan vidyalaya adhiniyam, 1991 and the headquarter of the university is situated in the district of satna. ..... apart from this,chitrakoot vishwavidyalaya is constituted under the mahatma gandhi (chitrakoot) gramodaya vishwa vidhyalaya adhiniyam, 1991 (hereinafter referred to as 'adhiniyam') and under section 3(5) of the act, the headquarters of the university is at chitrakut, district satna, m.p. ..... in these circumstances, so far as territorial jurisdiction is concerned, the petitioners do not get any benefit of the provisions of the adhiniyam of 1991. 8. .....

J.K. Tyre Banmore Kamgar Sangh Vs. Registrar, Trade Union / Representa ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... he submits that once it is held by the industrial court that the said application preferred by the respondent no.2 was not in consonance with section 17 and rule 17 of the act and it was infact an application as per section 13 of the act, it should have set aside the order in toto and at best liberty could have been reserved to the respondent no.2 to prefer appropriate application under relevant provision of the act. ..... he submitted that as per section 17 (2) of the act, the information was required to be given to the labour officer which was not admittedly given and therefore, the order of registrar was rightly interfered with by the industrial court. 7. ..... assailing this order, shri alok sharma, learned counsel for the petitioner, submits that section 13 of the act deals with application which is preferred for the first time seeking representative status. ..... as per section 17 of the act, it is voluntary act on the part of the union claiming representative capacity. ..... petitioner feeling aggrieved by this order dated 23rd may, 2014 challenged the same by preferring an appeal under section 22 of the act before the industrial court. ..... the argument of shri jain is based on section 22(3) of the act which employs the words " as it may deem fit". ..... he submits that when application was not containing minimum details, the registrar has erred in treating it to be an application preferred under section 17 of the act. ..... vice chancellor, bhu). ..... in 2003 (2) scc 111(bhavnagar university vs. .....

Makhija Construction Company, Indore Vs. Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... in the present case, the appellants have sought to exercise their powers under section 7 of the act and, therefore, though the other consequences may be contractual in nature, the exercise of the right being under a statute, it cannot be said that the respondent could not approach the writ court." 8. ..... this aspect being dependent upon the examination of the facts of the case and such a contention not having been raised before the high court, it would not be appropriate to allow the appellants to raise such a contention for the first time before us. ..... so far as the contention regarding laches of the respondent in filing the writ petition is concerned, delay, by itself, may not defeat the claim for relief unless the position of the appellant had been so altered which cannot be retracted on account of lapse of time or inaction of the other party. ..... panjre, executive engineer of university attended the hearing and it was revealed that there is no dispute with regard to payment of roughly rs.twenty lakhs. ..... petitioner further submitted that after submission of final bill and as per said bill, petitioner was entitled to get rs.36,03,477/- as the net amount after deducting of welfare cess, vat and commercial tax. ..... during the subsistence of such a period certainly the respondent could make a complaint that such exercise of option was not available to the appellants and, therefore, the jurisdiction of the high court could be invoked even at a later stage. .....

Vinod Bramhan Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... as a consequence of such declaration, all notifications issued by the state government in the gazette in the purported exercise of power under section 5 of the aforesaid act notifying the universities (including respondent nos.3 to94) are quashed and such universities shall cease to exist. ..... & ors.2 state of chhattisgarh as well as the creation of a private university by an act of the state government of chhattisgarh was challenged before the supreme court in the case of prof. ..... as a consequence of the discussion made and the findings recorded that the provisions of sections 5 and 6 of the act are ultra vires and the gazette notifications notifying the universities are liable to be quashed, all such universities shall cease to exist. ..... we are issuing this direction keeping in mind the interest of the students and also sections 33 and 34 of the act, which contemplate dissolution of the sponsoring body and liquidation of a university whereunder responsibility has to be assumed by the state government. ..... shri amarendra sharan, learned additional solicitor general has submitted that ugc had conducted an inquiry and it was found that most of the universities were non-existent, but the report was not placed before the court as the complete exercise had not been done. ..... having heard the learned counsel for the petitioner, it is observed that the validity of the certificate issued by the private university in the w.p.no.15037/2013 vinod bramhan (agnihotri) vs. .....

Umaprasad Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... pallavi shrivas have compounded the matter by filing compromise in the court of chief judicial magistrate, mandla, however, since the offence under section 498a ipc and section 3/4 of the dowry prohibition act are not compoundable, the said application has been rejected by the trial court. ..... by judgment dated 18.6.2013, the aforesaid applicants have been convicted by chief judicial magistrate, mandla and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for one year with fine of rs.100 under section 498a ipc and rigorous imprisonment for 5 years with fine of rs.1000/- under section 3/4 of the dowry prohibition act. ..... pallavi shrivas under section 498-a of the indian penal code and section 3/4 of the dowry prohibition act. ..... in view of the fact that offences under sections 498-a i.p.c.and section 3/4 of dowry prohibition act are not compoundable, the permission to compound the offence cannot be granted, but in view of the proposition laid down by the apex court, in the interest of parties to litigation, criminal proceedings of the case, can be quashed. ..... in view of the settlement between the parties, i deem it appropriate to invoke inherent powers under section 482 of cr.p.c.and to quash the criminal proceedings pending against the applicants. ..... applicants have filed this petition under section 482 of the code of criminal procedure for quashing of the proceedings of criminal case no.1289/2009 registered against them on the complaint of respondent no.2 smt. .....

Vijay Rathod Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... the learned counsel for the petitioners has relied upon the provisions of section 22 of the act, which provides that the minimum standards of veterinary education may be prescribed by the veterinary council of the state to which the act extends and submitted that pursuant to the aforesaid powers the veterinary council of india (minimum standards of veterinary education degree course b.v.sc & a.h) regulations, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as the regulations of 1993) have been framed. ..... the advertisement also prescribed that the necessary educational qualification required for consideration of cases for appointment on the post of veterinary assistant surgeon was a degree of bachelor in veterinary science from any recognized indian university and the necessary registration under the provisions of the indian veterinary council act, 1984 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act of 1984'). ..... aforesaid regulation, makes it clear that every candidate, after passing the final b.v.sc & a.h examination, has to undergo compulsory rotating internship for a minimum period of six months so as to be eligible for award of a b.v.sc & a.h degree and full registration and that for the purpose of undertaking the internship the university is required 12 w.p no.5978/2013 & 6388/2013 to issue a provisional course completion certificate on passing of the final examination, on the strength of which a candidate is granted provisional registration by the state veterinary council for a limited period of six .....

Shailesh Kumar Patel Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... the learned counsel for the petitioners has relied upon the provisions of section 22 of the act, which provides that the minimum standards of veterinary education may be prescribed by the veterinary council of the state to which the act extends and submitted that pursuant to the aforesaid powers the veterinary council of india (minimum standards of veterinary education degree course b.v.sc & a.h) regulations, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as the regulations of 1993) have been framed. ..... the advertisement also prescribed that the necessary educational qualification required for consideration of cases for appointment on the post of veterinary assistant surgeon was a degree of bachelor in veterinary science from any recognized indian university and the necessary registration under the provisions of the indian veterinary council act, 1984 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act of 1984'). ..... aforesaid regulation, makes it clear that every candidate, after passing the final b.v.sc & a.h examination, has to undergo compulsory rotating internship for a minimum period of six months so as to be eligible for award of a b.v.sc & a.h degree and full registration and that for the purpose of undertaking the internship the university is required 12 w.p no.5978/2013 & 6388/2013 to issue a provisional course completion certificate on passing of the final examination, on the strength of which a candidate is granted provisional registration by the state veterinary council for a limited period of six .....

Hari Krishna Shahabadi Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... wherein their lordships were pleased to hold: the facts reveal that the respondent who entered service as a teacher some time in 1950 in the scale of rs.25 30 was appointed by transfer as a librarian in 1950 in the scale of rs.75 100 and was confirmed as such in 1967. ..... shah hyder beig, (2000) 2 scc 48 the supreme court has observed that discretionary relief can be provided to one who has not by his act or conduct given a go bye to his rights. ..... we therefore allow this appeal set aside the order of the tribunal and dismiss the original application which has given rise to this appeal. ..... we are, therefore, of the opinion that he was rightly retired at the age of 58 years on 30th april, 1986 and the tribunal was wrong in concluding that he was entitled to the benefit of the service condition of teacher. ..... agricultural university and another (air 1997 sc 3433) was pleased to hold: 10. ..... having accepted the appointment to the post of librarian and having taken benefit of higher pay scale till the date of his superannuation, he cannot be allowed to turn round and claim benefit of the service conditions as a teacher. ..... 56 brought in force w.e.f 5.9.1984 and, thereafter ought to have given the benefit of extended age of retirement of 62 years as was brought in vogue vide madhya pradesh shaskiya sevak (adhivarshikiya ayu) sanshodhan adhiniyam, 1998. ..... pan singh and others, air 2007 sc 1365 the supreme court has held that delay and laches are relevant factors for exercise of equitable jurisdiction. .....

Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya Vs. Surendra Saraf

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... section 4(d) of the act 2009 reads as under: 4(d) every person employed by guru ghasidas vishwavidyalaya, doctor harisingh gour vishwavidyalaya and hemvati nandan bahuguna garhwal university, immediately before the commencement of this act shall hold his office or service in guru ghasidas vishwavidyalaya, doctor harisingh gour vishwavidyalaya and hemvati nandan bahuguna garhwal university, respectively, established under this act by the same tenure, at the same remuneration and upon the same terms and conditions and with the ..... the executive council is constituted under section 23 of the adhiniyam 1973 and under section 24 it is vested with wide powers to control the funds of university, including the power to prepare annual financial estimate, power to appoint the employees of university ..... the learned single judge has held that section 4(d) of the act 2009 protected the right accrued in favour of the respondents regarding grant of the benefit of the minimum of the regular pay scale pursuant to resolution dated 1.5.2008, annexure p7, of the ..... same rights and privileges as to pension, leave, gratuity, provident fund and other matters as he would have held the same if this act had not been enacted and shall continue to do so unless and .....

Jnkvv, Jabalpur Th: Its Registrar Vs. Board of Revenue of M.P. Gwalior ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... the university constructed its college, hostel and this piece of land was kept as 8 open land and it was only in the year 1999 when the predecessor of the private respondents started making construction on the land that the principal of the institute made a complaint to the collector on 17.6.99 and it was thereafter when the collector took note of the matter, ordered for enquiry and when enquiry report was submitted to him in the year 2000 he immediately exercised the powers of suo motu revision as large scale manipulation in the ..... for a detailed enquiry into the matter and based on the enquiry and the complaint submitted by the principal of the institute on 19.6.99 when the illegal construction started, action was initiated, as it was only in the year 2000 that the enquiry was completed and the entire fraud came to light, collector exercised the powers of suo motu revision within a reasonable time in the year 2000 itself and accordingly it is stated that in the light of law laid down by the full bench in the case of ranveer singh ( ..... the revenue authorities submitted report in this regard some times in the year 1999 and it was then that the entire scenario came to light and the collector thought it appropriate to initiate the action for exercising the powers of suo motu revision under section ..... it is found that the said act has been done in an unauthorized manner and there is no material to show that chhotelal dangi has acquired his right to the land and its ownership in a legal .....