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Jayantram Vallabhdas Meswania Vs. Vallabhdas Govindram Meswania

Court : Gujarat

..... the premises in occupation of the petitioner. the petitioner was impleaded as opponent in an application filed by present respondent under the provisions of the maintenance and welfare of parents and senior citizens act, 2007 (hereinafter referred to as the act). in the said application present respondent prayed, inter alia, that ..... possession of property of the respondent. 14. it, however, appears that respondents children are not taking sufficient care and are not providing proper and sufficient maintenance for the respondent and that therefore so as to maintain himself the respondent needs sufficient earning/income whereby he can maintain himself and provide for his own ..... of their life and property. 3. the bill, therefore, proposes to provide for:- (a) appropriate mechanism to be set-up to provide need-based maintenance to the parents and senior citizens; (b) providing better medical facilities to senior citizens; (c) for institutionalisation of a suitable mechanism for protection of life .....

Association of Natural Gas Consuming Industries of Gujarat and ors. Vs ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1983)2GLR1437

..... from relationships to government are of many kinds. they comprise social security benefits, cash grants for political sufferers and the whole scheme of state and local welfare. then again, thousands of people are employed in the state and the central government and local authorities. licences are required before one can engage in many ..... paragraphs ii, 12 and 13 of the judgment has observed as follows : (emphasis is supplied by us)11. to-day the government, in a welfare state is the regulator and dispenser of special services and provider of a large number of benefits, including jobs, contracts, licences, quotas, mineral rights, etc. the ..... ? his lordship then stated that those questions fell in the sphere of both administrative law and constitutional law and they assumed special significance in a modern welfare state which was committed to egalitarian values and dedicated to the rule of law. after introducing the subject in this vivid manner. his lordship ultimately in .....

Chanchalben Purusottambhai Patel Vs. Madhukantbhai Purusottam Patel an ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1995)2GLR1917

..... over-stepped the discretionary jurisdiction of the learned magistrate and substituted its reasoning for the same unless it reached the definite conclusion that the interim award of maintenance was perverse and therefore, not maintainable!!6. in the result, this criminal revision application is allowed.7. the impilgnetf judgment and order passed by ..... place of the hard pressed applicants and appreciating their day-to-day difficulties. unlike other criminal cases, the cases under section 125 pertaining to the maintenance are firstly, partly to redress the civil right and accordingly quasi-judicial in nature and secondly, the court is not called upon to punish the ..... question of basic human rights of the weakest and unenviable persons involved, to command and commission them as service oriented, indoctrinating them that they were the 'welfare trustees' of destitute wives, children and parents to stand by them in hour of their financial crisis like rapid-action force!!2. few relevant facts: .....

Charutar Arogya Mandal and ors. Vs. Justice R.J. Shah (Retd.) Fee Comm ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR2005Guj222; (2005)2GLR1107

..... cases, it was unmistakable that the pleas of the appellants were propelled more by uncharitable avarice than any genuine plans for development or needs for proper maintenance of the standard of education. the details, in brief, of the facts and figures tendered by the institutions and appraisal thereof by the committee could ..... rs. 57.89 lakhs respectively. the total additional expenditure planned and sought to be added to the cost of education on account of scholarships, additional faculties, welfare benefit for employees, additional emoluments, additional cost for internet connectivity etc. was rs. 164.59 lakhs and reasonable surplus for further expansion at the rate of ..... deterrent against possible arbitrary action by the quasi-judicial or the executive authority invested with judicial powers. the judgment in the scheduled caste and weaker section welfare association v. state of karnataka [air 1991 sc 1117] was relied upon to emphasis the observations therein as under:'15. it is one of the .....

Vijay Harishchandra Patel Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2009)3GLR2153

..... shall be compelled to pay any taxes, the proceeds of which are specifically appropriated in payment of expenses for the promotion or maintenance of any particular religion or religious denomination. funds utilised by the states for improving the basic amenities, providing infrastructure facilities to minority concentrated ..... community.14. we are, therefore, of the considered view that the funds used to minimise inequalities among minority communities by adopting various social and welfare activities like public safety, health, slum development, improving the deficiencies in civic amenities, economic opportunities, improving standard of education, skill and entrepreneurship ..... independence day address made in the year 2005. consequently, the government had revised its earlier programme and finalized 15-point programme for welfare of the minorities and ordered that the same would be implemented by the central governments/departments concerned, through state governments/union territories. programme .....

Suo Motu Vs. State of Gujarat and 31 ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : II(2007)ACC638; (2006)3GLR1960

..... them in this behalf notwithstanding any administrative orders imposing any impediment or constraint on them, if any.4.13. the state government, which is responsible for the maintenance of the highways forming part of the state and the local bodies for the city roads, should observe the proper road pattern since it is reported to us ..... manner. the provisions of the act shall be strictly implemented in the entire state of maharashtra from 1st july, 2005. these provisions have been incorporated for the welfare and benefit of the public at large. therefore, it is all the more essential that these provisions have to be strictly implemented in the larger interest of public ..... legal aid cell [ngo] v. government of maharashtra reported in air 2005 bombay 271, has held as under :-these provisions have been incorporated for the benefit, welfare and the safe journey of the driver and pillion-rider of a two wheeled vehicle. wearing helmet helps the driver to drive the vehicle in exercise of his freedom .....

Govindbhai V. Makwana - Accountant and Others Vs. State of Gujarat and ...

Court : Gujarat

..... . 243z. audit of accounts of municipalities the legislature of a state may, by law, make provisions with respect to the maintenance of accounts by the municipalities and the auditing of such accounts. 243za. elections to the municipalities (1) the superintendence, direction ..... communication', 'education and culture, 'social education', 'community development', 'agriculture and irrigation', 'animal husbandry, 'village and small scale industries', 'corporation', 'women's welfare', 'social welfare', 'relief', 'collection of statistics', 'trusts', 'forests', 'rural housing' and 'information'. in schedule iii, similarly, a number of subjects are enumerated under the ..... works', 'education and other cultural activities', 'administration, 'community development', 'agriculture', 'animal husbandry', 'village and small scale industries', 'social welfare, 'relief' and. 'minor irrigation projects'. 29.11 section 155 provides for the transfer of the functions previously performed by district school boards .....

Mahila Utkarsh Trust Through Its President and Others Vs. Union of Ind ...

Court : Gujarat

..... wages for over time. section 61 provides for a notice board being maintained indicating the hours of work, shift etc. in every factory. section 62 provides for maintenance of a register of adult workers. section 65 enables the state government to grant exemptions. [j]. except in section 66, the restriction or regulation or privileges ..... result in optimal utilization of the installed capacity, promotion in exports and generation of employment opportunities for women. [l]. the act is a piece of social welfare legislation. it was enacted primarily with the object of protecting women employed in factories against the industrial and occupational hazards. the provisions are calculated to ensure that ..... the safety and security of the female employees who would work during the night shift and the entire provisions of the act including the ones relating to welfare and working hours should be strictly followed even during the night shifts. in addition, it will be also the duty of the employer to make .....