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Law Society of India Vs. Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd. and ...

Court: Kerala

Reported in: AIR1994Ker308

Varghese Kalliath, J. 1. This isa public interest litigation. Petitioner is a society registered under the Travancore-Cochin Charitable, Literary and Scientific Societies Act. It claims that it is involved in legal … environmental protection and improvement is, therefore, a matter of legal rights and duties. The unavoidable issue is how law is appropriately utilised to meet the environmental challenge. Though the judicial development of the environmental law vigorous and

Law Society (Original Respondents and Cross-appellants) Vs. Sephton an ...

Court: House of Lords

misappropriated about £750,000 held in his client account. In each of the years 1988-1995 he delivered to the Law Society an accountant's report in which Mr Ian Mascord, a partner in the firm of Sephton and Co of … signing these reports since he could not have made a proper examination without discovering the misappropriations. 2. The Law Society, which has broad supervisory and disciplinary powers over the profession, relied upon the reports by refraining from making

The Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope Vs. Michael Wharton Randell

Court: South Africa Supreme Court of Appeal

the respondent are still pending. [2] Prior to the disposal of the criminal proceedings of the appellant, the Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope, launched an application in the Eastern Cape High Court for the removal

Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd. Employees Association and or ...

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: JT2004(3)SC26; 2004(2)KLT115(SC); 2004(2)SCALE703; (2004)4SCC420

of 1994. 3. By a voluminous judgment dated 14th February, 1994 in a public interest litigation instituted by Law Society of India a Division Bench of the Kerala High Court directed Fertilizers and Chemicals, Travancore Ltd. to de-commission … December 2003. There shall be no order as to costs. Environmental pollution - Public interest Litigation filed by Law Society of India praying for decommission and emptying of ammonia storages tank at Willingdon Island as said tank being

Thomas Walter Rothwell Hepple and Others Vs. the Law Society of the No ...

Court: South Africa Supreme Court of Appeal

appropriate sanction as provided in s 22(1)(d) of the Act, was reiterated by Brand JA in Summerley v Law Society, Northern Provinces[1]as follows: It has now become settled law that the application of s 22(1)(d) involves a threefold … become settled law that the application of s 22(1)(d) involves a threefold enquiry (see eg Jasat v Natal Law Society 2000 (3) SA 44 (SCA) in para [10] at 51C-I and Law Society of the Cape of Good

Johannes Tlhoalela Mafokate Vs. the Law Society of the Northern Provin ...

Court: South Africa Supreme Court of Appeal

involved in the proceedings under s 22(1)(d) of the Act. As was pointed out by Harms DP in Law Society, Northern Provinces v Mogami,1an application of this nature involves a three-stage enquiry. First, the court must determine whether … circumstances to justify the imposition of a lesser penalty.8The facts in the present case differ from those in Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope v Peter,9in which exceptional circumstances were found in her favour justifying imposition

The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration and Others ...

Court: South Africa Supreme Court of Appeal

as to costs. The appeal is with his leave. Basis of the application [2] The application of the Law Society of the Northern Provinces was based on the grounds that the subrule unfairly discriminated against legal practitioners3in violation … was denied in CCMA arbitrations on the basis that they were of an administrative nature. In fact, the Law Society submitted, these proceedings were more akin to judicial proceedings. Following this, the further submission was made that s