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T.V. Narasingappa Vs. T.P. Siddappa

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1957Kant87; AIR1957Mys87; (1957)35MysLJ135

..... added that the ease reported in dayaram thadomal shahahi v. keshawji walji, air 1933, sind 416(g), holds that sub-section (3) of the bombay district municipalities act, 1901 obviously refers to sub-section 2 and where, the councillor became disqualified during the term of his office and not to the case where there was a ..... refer to the case reported in tekchand v. banjari lal , in which while dealing with the meaning of the word 'election' in relation to the rajasthan town municipalities act it was observed that the word 'ejection' properly appears and should be understood in its extensive sense, via., that it embraces within itself the entire process of election ..... as to whether a member had become subject to any of the disqualifications. the wording employed in the corresponding path of section 14 (3) of the mysore town municipalities act is: 'if any question or dispute arises whether a vacancy has occurred.' it would not be unreasonable to hold that the 'occurring of a vacancy' indicates .....

Dattatraya Narhar Pitale Vs. Prabhakar Dinkar Gokhale and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1975Bom205; (1975)77BOMLR533

..... 18. reliance was placed by mr. deshpande upon several decisions of the supreme court. he referred us to the case the provisions of sections 14 and 20 of mysore town municipalities act, 1951 came up for consideration. upon interpretation of section 14 the supreme court took the view that, 'where a person is elected as a councillor in contravention of the ..... v. extra asst. judge, south bombay 61 bom lr 1151 : air 1960 bom 127. the provisions of sub-sections (1a) and (1b) of section 15 of bombay district municipal act, 1901 which were considered in narayan maruti case having been deleted when this case decided the division bench took the view that in the bombay district ..... council. in support of his first plea our attention was invited to the provisions of earlier statute and especially those of section 15(1) (f) of bombay district municipal act, 1901. it provides that. 'no person may be councillor who save as hereinafter provided has directly or indirectly in any work done by order of a .....

Ganpat Sahai Vs. Rama Shanker and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1957All729

..... the contrary, by putting forward a counter version of the assurance the petitioner has in effect denied the existence of any such promise. section 28 of the municipalities act provides as follows: 'a person shall be deemed to have committed a corrupt practice who, directly or indirectly, by himself or by any other person- ( ..... board for its improvement. this propaganda was characterised by the petitioner as a misrepresentation amounting to corrupt practice within the meaning of section 28 of the municipalities act. according to the opposite party this propaganda was intensified after the speech made by the chief minister pt. govind ballabh pant some time in sultanpur, ..... (d) of the election petition. if so, did it constitute an inducement amounting, to a corrupt practice within the meaning of section 28 of the u. p. municipalities act. its effect?' issue no. 4(a): 'whether a number of kasai, chamar, dhobi and mehtar voters were treated with wine, tea and other refreshments by the respondent .....

Rasikchandra Devshanker Acharya and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1995)1GLR36

..... of by this common judgment, challenging the validity of the gujarat local authorities (temporary postponement of elections) act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as 'the impugned act') whereby elections which are or will become due of the panchayats, municipalities and the corporations are sought to be postponed till after 4th january, 1995.2. in the state of ..... have been avoided not only by inaction, but by passing temporary postponement acts on two occasions, 1993 and now in 1994.5. re: municipalities. elections to the 62 municipalities in gujarat are to be held in accordance with the provisions of the gujarat municipalities act, 1963. term of office of the elected bodies is for five years ..... electoral rolls of the state assembly as on 1st of january, 1994 are available. they have to be updated, amended or revised so as to bring them in conformity with the provisions of the panchayats act, 1993, the bpmc act, and the municipalities act. this is an exercise which has to be undertaken by the .....

M.P. Mangala Goundar Vs. P.S. Ayyathorai Mudaliar and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 110Ind.Cas.765; (1928)55MLJ632

..... s sake that the disqualification of a candidate is one of the grounds covered by rule 11, on a careful consideration of the scope of the district municipalities act and the provisions relating to the election and appointment of councillors, i have no hesitation in holding that the proper and only remedy, in case a disqualified ..... the first is that the election petition was incompetent, and the only way of unseating the petitioner was by a proceeding under section 51 of the district municipalities act; and the second is that selva dandapani gurukkal was not a servant of the petitioner.5. in order to appreciate the contentions of the petitioner it is ..... held that dandapani gurukkal was a servant of the petitioner and the petitioner was, therefore, disqualified for election under section 49, clause (vi) of the district municipalities act, and his election was consequently void, and set aside the election of the petitioner and ordered a fresh election to be held.4. the learned advocate-general .....

Manish Trivedi Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... duties are attached and has an existence which is independent of the persons who fill it. councillors and members of the board are positions which exist under the rajasthan municipalities act. it is independent of the person who fills it. they perform various duties which are in the field of public duty. from the conspectus of what we have ..... the definition of public servant as defined under section 21 of the indian penal code, but in view of the legal fiction created by section 87 of the rajasthan municipalities act, they come within its definition. it is an admitted position that in none of the aforesaid judgments relied on by the appellant, this court had considered any provision ..... of the ipc. yet another decision on which counsel has placed reliance is the judgment of this court in the case of state of t.n. v. t. thulasingam, 1994 supp (2) scc405 and he has drawn our attention to paragraph 76 from the said judgment which reads as follows: 76. the high court was, however, right in .....

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam rep. by its Organisation Secretary R.S. Bhar ...

Court : Chennai

..... municipal corporation acts, tamil nadu town panchayats, third grade municipalities, municipalities and corporation (elections) rules, 2006, the election for rural local bodies for the posts of member of village panchayat wards, president of village panchayat, member of panchayat union ward and member of district panchayat are governed by the tamil nadu panchayats act, 1994 ..... and the tamil nadu panchayats (election) rules, 1995. 5. in the state of tamil nadu, as per the last election held in 2011 and as per the data reflected in the website of the government of tamil nadu, there are 12 municipal corporations, about 125 municipalities and 561 ..... advocate general relied upon article 243 r (1) of the constitution and section 43 of the tamil nadu district municipalities act, wherein the government is clothed with power to divide the municipality into wards by issuing appropriate notification, which alteration, if any, shall take effect from the next ordinary elections. .....

Trikamji Damji Vs. Bhikalal Wadilal Shah

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1961)63BOMLR732

..... an injustice to hold that it would have the effect of disqualifying the creditor. no such hardship exists so far as elections tinder the c.p. and berar municipalities act are concerned. such cases of hardship were within the contemplation of the legislature and, therefore, the saving provisions of the proviso to section 15 have been incorporated. ..... concern; pecuniary stake'. in hasarimal v. the crown [1940] nag. 133 the word 'interested' in the following clause in section 45(1) of the c.p. municipalities act fell to be construed:-'directly or indirectly interested in any contract made with such committee' and the nagpur high court held that the word must be given the wide meaning ..... into those of class i and those of class ii, was abolished, still the old notification dated november 6, 1947, under section 20-a(2) of the municipalities act empowering civil judges, class i, was not amended or substituted and remained in force,10. the next stage was reached when a part of the territories of the .....

Jagdish Prasad and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2003(2)Raj1033; 2003(2)WLC626

..... dealt with by the 'collector'. she has drawn our attention to the definition of 'collector' as given in sub-clause (a) of section 3 of the rajasthan municipalities act, 1959, according to which 'collector' includes 'additional collector'. prima facie we are unable to subscribe to the view taken by the learned single judge. therefore, we ..... chandar v. state of rajasthan (supra) this court has held that persons signing notice may withdraw before meeting convene. since there is no provision in the municipal act for withdrawal of no confidence motion once given and no specific provisions in the statute and in these judgments the court observed that before the meeting convened ..... that the matter is required to be covered purely by expressed statutory provisions and not by motion of common law. there is no expressed provisions under the municipalities act to permit the withdrawal of the motion of no confidence. 32. since the collector, bharatpur has taken the entire action in form of the rule 3 .....

Kishansingh Vs. the State

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1957MP67

..... the removal was merely to avoid an overlap. in our opinion, the intention was to remove this disqualification completely from the c.p. and berar municipalities act and that no reliance can be placed upon the general clause (j) for bringing in that disqualification from other statutes, particularly as these statutes among ..... but were designed to create disqualifications for different local authorities in different circumstances.13. in the present case we have the c. p. and berar municipalities act, and it includes within itself several clauses creating disqualifications for membership. among them one clause which was previously existing has been deleted. if there had ..... of law, particularly the words 'any law for the time being in force' and 'any local authority'.5. in the original c.p. and berar municipalities act, 1922, section 15 contained several clauses which created disabilities for membership. some of these clauses were later deleted by the legislature, including clause (g) which .....