Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001CriLJ2421
..... to make rules for regulation of traffic and for preservation of order :(1) the commissioner of city police, hyderabad from time to time, make rules not inconsistent with this act in respect of the following. such rules shall, in cases of clause s (b) and (c), be subject to the control of the government and with regard ..... to the remaining clauses sanction of the government shall be obtained prior to the enforcement of rules;(b) regulating traffic of all kinds, in ..... government to take the above stated facts into consideration and take appropriate action as per the provisions of the motor vehicles act, 1988 to regulate the traffic and for maintenance of safe and free flow of traffic, prevention of danger, obstruction and inconvenience to the public in the twin cities of hyderabad and secunderabad, as expeditiously as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1979AP92
..... thus the fact that the proposed scheme brings about a discrimination between the operators plying under permits issued by this state and operators plying under permits issued by the karnataka state on the very same route is undeniable.'the supreme court in district collector, hydrabad v, ibrahim & co., : [1970]3scr498 , held (at pp. 1278 ..... a permit on the said route. no doubt, as contended by the learned counsel for the petitioners, only under chapter iv-a of the motor vehicles act, special provision relating to state transport undertakings may be made vesting exclusive jurisdiction in a state transport undertaking to provide transport facilities on any route. under the ..... with 21 permits which were hitherto under the control of andhra pradesh are allotted to tamil nadu. as a result of the agreement, the regional transport authority of the particular area of the state to which the particular allotted would have the dominant role in regulating the traffic. the motor vehicle tax also would be .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : II(2004)ACC591; 2004ACJ529; 2004(1)ALD449; 2004(1)ALT100
..... in the absence of the same, such principles cannot be imported or cannot be read into while interpreting section 123(c) and section 124-a of the act.15. in syed akbar v. state of karnataka : 1979crilj1374 , the apex court while dealing with the proof of negligence and res ipsa loquitur and tort held at paras 19, 20 and 21:'as ..... 125, lord cooper emphasised that the railway should take all precautions which will reduce the danger to the minimum and should take into account the nature and volume of such traffic reasonably to be anticipated. in lloyds bank ltd. v. railway executive, (1952) 1 all.e.r. 1248 (ca) denning and romer, l.jj. had occasion to say that the ..... '. that being so, the accidental falling of a passenger shall include a passenger trying to board a train and also trying to alight a train and in that process loses control and falls down and sustain injuries which results his/her death. in our view, accidental falling of a passenger provided under sub-clause (2) of the clause (c) .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2005(1)ALD(Cri)338; 2005(3)ALT487
..... )ald458 (f.b.), while dealing with the provisions of a.p. prevention of dangerous activities of bootleggers, dacoits, drugs offenders, goondas, immoral traffic offenders and land grabbers act (1 of 1986):'can the detaining authority refer past events of the detenu for the purpose of ascertaining the propensity of the detenu of his ..... state'. [see kuso sah v. the state of bihar and ors. : 1975crilj543 ], harpreet kaur v. state of maharashtra : 1992crilj769 , t.k. gopal v. state of karnataka : 2000crilj2286 , state of maharashtra v. mohd. yakub : 1980crilj793 'conclusions:38. therefore, from the aforesaid decisions, it is clear that there is a mark definition (sic. marked ..... . on account of the stone pelting 9 police personnel including the dy. superintendent of police, sustained injuries and the grave situation was later brought under control only after the arrival of additional forces, including opening of fire by the police. you s. ravindra reddy @ potti ravi obtained anticipatory bail from .....
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Reported in : AIR1968AP239
..... for purposes of civil procedure code with all the legal incidents flowing therefrom. the purposes of a deeming provision may be manifold. the bombav high court in khatira bai mohammed ibrahim v. controller of estate duty bombav. ilr (1959) bom 1603 = air 1960 bom 61 considered the scope and province of this expression and observed thus:'the expression 'deemed' is used a ..... meaning of section 2(2) of c. p. c for purposes of appeal it is only by reason of a provision enacted in a special act viz., the land acquisition act, to which act section 3 bears no reference the reasons for that provision besides seems to be rather historical.it may he seen that section 54 of the lund acquisition ..... the valuation of the suit itself.37. this in short is the state of law as determined by authorities as it existed prior to the advent of the present act. the old act on which the decisions are based is no longer in force in this state. the matter has, therefore, to be decided in the light of the provisions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR2005AP155; 2005(1)ALD325
..... as bachawath award in chapter iii made it clear that river krishna, which flows from maharashtra, karnataka and then andhra pradesh is an inter state river and the words 'use', 'distribution' or 'control' in section 2(c)(i) of the said act are of wide import and would include regulation and development of waters and waters of any ..... there is any indication or averment that the dispute raised is about the use, distribution or control of the water of krishna river arising between states. andhra pradesh is the last beneficiary state of krishna waters after the states of karnataka and maharashtra. whatever beneficial uses the state of andhra pradesh can make use of the krishna river ..... answered.18. 'water dispute' has been defined in section 2(c) of the inter-state water dispute act to mean any dispute or difference between two or more state governments in respect to the use, distribution or control of waters of or in any inter state river or river valley. it was urged that krishna river water .....
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Reported in : AIR1975AP138
..... abovesaid decisions.42. the question which then remains after recognising the abovesaid general principle is whether this well established rule of law has been controlled either by something expressed in the act etc. or by something to be collected from the nature of the power and the duty to be performed under it. the answer in ..... ground for rejecting the schemes. we are. however, satisfied that the corporation has enough finances. the contention is that there has been 10% increase in the traffic and therefore proportionately services should have been increased instead not only capacity is reduced but the routes also are curtailed. it was also contended that there has been ..... principle on which delegated legislation must rest under our constitution is that legislative discretion which is left in plain language bv parliament is to be final and not subject to control by the courts.'clauson, l. j., at page 314 as well as goddard, l. j., agreed with this view.103. progressive supply co. v. dalton .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1993(1)ALT589
..... to the exercise of power under section 207; the rule-making power in that behalf is traceable to section 138 of chapter viii of the act which concerns itself with control of traffic but not with the method and manner of seizure and detention of vehicles, an integral process comprehended by chapter xiii which deals with offences, ..... government have notified officers not below the rank of assistant motor vehicles' inspectors of the transport department and officers not below the rank of the sub-inspectors of police (traffic) of the police department in the twin cities, and inspectors of police in other places to compound the offences under sections 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182 ..... with both. the authority empowered to compound the offence, in our view, must be guided by the maximum fine amount indicated in section 192 of the act.12. acting on the statutory guidance incorporated in section 192 and with a view to making the position explicit, the state government issued addendum in g.o.rt.947 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [2002]110CompCas193(AP)
..... to exercise judicial and quasi-judicial functions exercised by the courts or the central government till then and is not subjected to control of the central government. under sub-section (4c) of section 10e of the act, the powers of the civil court under the code of civil procedure while trying a suit were conferred on the board ..... the respondents that at the meeting of the board dated february 27, 1993, eighteen parcel offices including the offices at mandya and gobi-chettipalayam in the state of karnataka were closed. while going through the original minutes book i found that these two parcel offices were closed under item no. 5(e) in the board meeting held ..... the shareholders and board of directors as legislative and executive organs. their lordships opined that the only effective way the members in general meeting can exercise their control over the directorate in a democratic manner is to alter the articles so as to restrict the powers of the directors for the future or to dismiss the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2000(1)ALD434
..... is not possible to conclude that the termination of the petitioner is founded on misconduct and requires a regular enquiry as per the provisions of the act and a.p. private educational institutions employees (disciplinary control) rules, 1993 (hereafter called the rules).12. before the appellate authority, the 2nd respondent herein, the management of the 3rd respondent, justified the termination of the ..... rules in exercise of powers conferred by sections 79, 80 and 83 read with section 99 of the act. these rules were issued in g.o. ms. no.467, education department dated 3-11-1993 and called a.p. private educational institutions employees (disciplinary control) rules, 1993 (hereafter called the rules). rule 3 mentions various authorities like the district educational officer, regional .....
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