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Kashi Prasad Gupta Vs. Regional Transport Authority, Gorakhpur and ors ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All214

..... permits were not granted until one was done in january 1958, second in april 1959 and the third in july 1959. even then, in view of the insufficient traffic requirements, the buses plied in rotation so that the four buses had to remain idle on any particular date.the transport department of the state government, which are running ..... the operators on both the routes to ply oneither with the effect that the strength of the tworoutes put together became 12. 2. the petitioner claims that the traffic requirements of the routes did not justify the grant of 12 permits. for this reason, even though the strength of the first route had been increased from 7 ..... the shape of a corporation, has been established by the state government under section 3 of the road transport corporation act, 1950. there is no company or corporation also operating these services which can be said to be controlled or owned by the state government. the transport department of the government is, on the other hand, providing and .....

Ram Juwan Vs. Devendra Nath Gupta

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1960MP280

..... are that the non-petitioner (devendra nath gupta), who is a tenant of the petitioner ramjiwan, filed a suit before the rent controller, under section 8 of the madhya bharat accommodation control act of 1955 (act no. 23 of 1956), alleging that the landlord, had, without sufficient cause cut off the tenant's electric connection and prayed that ..... groundthat because the tenant had not paid electriccharges, the electric company had cut off the connection of the whole house, including the portion in dispute.the rent controller ordered the landlord to restore the electric connection within 2 days from the order and, awarded compensation for the inconvenience caused to the tenant at the rate of ..... petition are in the main two :one: that contempt proceedings may be taken against the opposite party for not obeying the order of the court and not acting according to the compromise.two : that the tenant devendra nath gupta be directed to vacate the premises and pay up the arrears due.3. in respect of .....

Kinsella Vs. Singleton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... civilian dependents charged with noncapital offenses might permit with reason the inclusion of that limited category within court-martial jurisdiction. it submits that such necessities are controlling in the case of civilian dependents charged with noncapital crimes. it points out that such dependents affect the military community as a whole; that they have ..... the first covert case, supra, based its decision on art. iv, 3, rather than the congressional power under clause 14. [ footnote 9 ] aside from traffic violations, there were only 273 cases (both capital and noncapital) involving dependents subject to foreign jurisdiction during the period between december 1, 1954, and november 30, 1958 ..... dependents "accompanying," and civilians "employed by," the armed forces at military posts in foreign lands in time of peace. if it has, then congress has acted within its powers in enacting article 2(11) of the code -- otherwise not. inasmuch as six members of the court have held in covert that .....

Mcelroy Vs. Guagliardo

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that the present "specialist" program conducted by the department of the army [ footnote 5 ] could be utilized to replace civilian employees if disciplinary problems require military control. although some workers might hesitate to give up their civilian status for government employment overseas, it is unlikely that the armed forces would be unable to obtain a ..... petitioner, a civilian auditor employed by the united states army and stationed in berlin, was convicted by a general court-martial on a plea of guilty to three acts of sodomy. while serving his five-year sentence, petitioner filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the united states district court for colorado. the ..... 2(11) is nonseverable. as desirable as it is to avoid constitutional issues, we cannot do so on this ground. the act provides for severability of the remaining sections if "a part of this act is invalid in one or more of its applications." 70a stat. 640. the intention of congress in providing for severability is .....

Dandapani Nadar and ors. Vs. the State of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1962)1MLJ434

..... no corresponding provision in the criminal procedure code, because the criminal procedure code covers all crimes and is not intended to meet special problems arising under the prohibition act. this position is provided for by section 1(2) of the criminal procedure code which states:.in the absence of any specific provision to the ..... . the criminal procedure code contemplates only investigating police officers and station-house officers. so, a non-police prohibition officer can investigate only under the prohibition act. but the converse is not true. when a police officer investigates, he investigates only under the provisions of the criminal procedure code. but inasmuch as ..... the same. there is no similar provision in the criminal procedure code. it is, therefore, obvious that for the investigation of offences under the prohibition act certain special powers have been given to the officer investigating those offences, whether they are police officers, or other officers, which powers are .....

K.T. Rolling Mills (Private), Ltd. Vs. Meher M.R. and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1962)IILLJ667Bom

..... the powers of the tribunal. the powers of the tribunal to adjudicate upon a dispute relating to any matter referred to it are, however, controlled by the provisions of the act wherever there is specific legislation relating to that particular matter. the controversy, though loosely referred to as one of total absence of jurisdiction, is ..... which does not accord with the rules which regulate interpretation applicable to legislation which we are called upon to consider. the fact that before the amendment act the tribunal acted on principles of social justice and equity in this matter does not touch the point, since the legislature which had previously not enacted for the ..... employing less than fifty workmen is outside the authority of the tribunal and that the tribunal has purported to exercise a power not given to it by the act which has created its jurisdiction. therefore, the point of controversy really is whether the industrial tribunal was bound to determine the dispute, referred to it, .....

R. Sarangapani and anr. Vs. the Port Trust of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad234; (1961)1MLJ57

..... k. duraivelan and b. ramalinga reddi dissented. resolved also that mr. a. r. liddiard, shri jasjit singh or his nominee and sri u. s. a. ghaffoor, officiating traffic manager, to reexamine item (ii) in paragraph 1 above and report early what modifications are required.' the petitioner in w. p. no. 1224 of 1959 is a clearing and ..... and parliament of india and the government under the legislature of each of the states and all local or other authorities within the territory of india or under the control of the government of india. law includes any by-law, rule, regulation, notification, having the force of law ( article 13(3)). there can bo no ..... , it is permissible to go to that act for a definition of local authority. in section 3 (31) local authority is thus defined : 'local authority shall mean a municipal committee, district board, body or port commissioners or other authority legally entitled to, or entrusted by the government with, the control or management of a municipal or local fund .....

Secretary, Board of High School and Intermediate Education, Uttar Prad ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1960All535

..... of this case we will quote regulation 1 of that chapter which runs as follows :'it shall be the duty of the examinations' committee, subject to the sanction and control of the board : (a) to order examinations in conformity with the regulations and to fix dates for holding them; (k) to consider all other matters arising out ..... , in our view, it should receive a hospitable scope. a construction should be put on the statutory provisions which would help achieve the purpose and object of the act, which is to regulate the system of high school and intermediate education in uttar pradesh. we are, therefore, of the view that the regulation empowering exclusion from subsequent ..... education act is an act which, in a sense, puts the authorities created thereunder in loco parentis with the candidate and we do not fear that there would be any misuse of the powers taken by the board unto itself by the impugned regulation. we may also point out that there is an ultimate power of judicial control in case .....

Bengal Nagpur Cotton Mills Ltd. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1960MP319; [1960(1)FLR152]; (1960)IILLJ551MP

..... of financial difficulties (including financial losses) or accumulation of undisposed of stock is not taken to have closed down on account of unavoidable circumstances beyond the control of the employer within the meaning of the proviso to sub-section (1) of section 25fff. without an adjudication on all these points, the compensation ..... the labour commissioner himself could determine the amount and order its recovery under section 33c,4. the question raised here is, thus, whether the labour commissioner acted legally in issuing the certificates of recovery when the amount of compensation payable to the workers had, as contended by the petitioner-mills, not been determined ..... rashtriya mill maz-door sangh, rajnandgaon, the labour commissioner made calculations of the amount of compensation payable to the various employees under section 25fff of the act and issued certificates for the recovery of a total amount of rs. 14,66,229/-from the mills as arrears of land revenue. pursuant to these .....

Samarth Transport Co. Private Ltd. Vs. Y.B. Chavan and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1961Bom80; (1960)62BOMLR952; ILR1960Bom978

..... transport department of the state of bombay nor the head of the statutory authority namely the provincial transport service under government ownership, nagpur, which is under the control of the transport department. the scheme, therefore, which has been published by the provincial transport services in the present case cannot be taken to be a scheme ..... the present case. 8. in this special civil application, mr. hegde had challenged the vires of chapter iv-a of the motor vehicles act. the motor vehicles act being a central act, it would have been necessary for us to have a notice issued to the attorney-general of india under order 27-a of the code ..... the principles of natural justice. their lordships have pointed out that the state transport undertaking is not the state government but a statutory authority created under the act and invested with the certain statutory functions. one of such functions is the preparation and publication of a scheme of road transport service of a state transport .....