Court : Chennai
Reported in : AIR2005Mad377; 2005(2)CTC182
..... and would not be considered. the appellant unsuccessfully challenged before the karnataka high court the vires of regulations 5(e) and (f) of the national council for teacher education regulations, 1995 in so far as they direct obtaining of an noc from the state government. the connected writ petition filed ..... said case arose under the very same provisions, namely, ncte act. when the appellant/st. johns teacher training institute made an application to the regional director, national council for teacher education (southern committee), bangalore seeking permission for starting a course in elementary education training in the year 1999-2000, the respondents therein replied ..... college or a teacher training institute, it has to obtain a no objection certificate (noc) from the state government and make an application to the national council for teacher education (ncte) along with the said noc. accordingly, the petitioner submitted an application to the state government for grant of noc to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1997All44; (1996)3UPLBEC1691
..... the impugned parts of cls. 9, 11 and 12 are designed to give protection and security to the ill paid teachers, who are engaged in rendering service to the nation and protect the backward classes, we are prepared as at present advised, to treat these clauses 9, 11 (2) and 12 (4) as permissible regulations which ..... in the public or national interest, though not in its interest as an educational institution, the right guaranteed by art. 30(1) will be but a 'teasing illusion', a promise of unreality ..... and is not to be whittled down by so-called regulative measures conceived in the interest not of the minority educational institutions, but of the public or the nation as a whole. if every order which while maintaining the formal character of a minority institution, destroys the power of administration is held justifiable because it is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : (2004)1CompLJ50(SC); (2003)184CTR(SC)450; [2003]263ITR707(SC); JT2003(Suppl2)SC205; 2003(8)SCALE287; (2004)10SCC1
..... between two contracting states. according to lord mcnair, 'provided that any necessary implementation by municipal law has been carried out, there is nothing to prevent the nationals of 'third states', in the absence of any expressed or implied provision to the contrary, from claiming the right or becoming subject to the obligation created ..... placed on the following observations of lord mcnair ibid : 'that any necessary implementation by municipal law has been carried out, there is nothing to prevent the nationals of 'third states', in the absence of any express or implied provision to the contrary, from claiming the rights, or becoming subject to the obligations, created ..... 24 of the indo-u.s. treaty, there are no disabling or disentitling conditions under the indo-mauritius treaty prohibiting the resident of a third nation from deriving benefits thereunder. they also urge that motives with which the residents have been incorporated in mauritius are wholly irrelevant and cannot in any way .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 2005(2)ARBLR561(Delhi); 123(2005)DLT532
..... conciliation' is presently at. the reality is that today almost every commercial contract prescribes that if disputes arise they must be resolved through arbitration. several national and international organisations are now in existence through whose aegis arbitration can be conducted. the indian council of arbitration (ica) as also various trade, chambers ..... of india'. in order to establish his arguments, and to distinguish the decision of the division bench in general electric canada inc. and anr. v. national hydroelectric power corporation ltd. 2003 iii ad (delhi) 465, mr. chandhiok, learned senior counsel appearing on behalf of plaintiff, has relied on the following ..... from the following passages--16. a reading of the provisions show that the said act applies to arbitrations which are held in india between indian nationals and to international commercial arbitrations whether held in india or out of india. section 2(1)(f) defines an international commercial arbitration. the definition .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : 1998(3)CTC236; (2001)8SCC676; AIR2001SC2861
..... levels and types fit to receive grants, advising the commission constituted under the act for declaring technical educational institutions as deemed universities, setting up of national board of accredition to periodically conduct evaluation on the basis of guidelines and standards specified and to make recommendations to it or to the council of ..... and qualitative growth of the technically qualified personnel to meet the needs of the country. since the standards have to be laid down on a national level, they have necessarily to be uniform throughout the country without which the coordinated and integrated development of the technical education all over the country ..... all-india institute of medical sciences act, 1956, (the indian) medical council act, 1956, (the) indian medicine central council act, 1970 and (the) national council for teacher education act, 1993 to state that in these acts, there are specific provisions so as to include university in the matter of seeking prior approval .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(5)ALT722
..... its statutes and regulations even though the aicte granted permission to the institution to start the college. 29. the all india council for technical education was set up as a national expert body to advice the central and the state governments for ensuring the coordinated developments of technical education in accordance with approved standards. by reason of the all india council ..... it a formality. admission to the privileges of a university is a power to be exercised with great care, keeping in view the interest of the general public and the nation. it is a matter of substantial significance - the very life-blood of a private educational institution. ordinarily speaking, no educational institution can run or survive unless it is recognised by .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2009(1)ALT754
..... cognitive condition of a majority of the living species and in particular human beings. this instinct is recognized a lawful defense in the laws of civilized nations and finds legislative expression in sections 96 - 106 ipc. these statutory provisions per se and as expounded in decisions are clearly to the effect ..... and towards increasingly preventive and proactive strategies. the shift has clear and momentous implications in areas of human rights, criminal justice administration, and security - national and international, foreign policy and critically for civil liberties jurisprudence.8. the conceptual shift in emphasis from a theory of deterrence to a theory of prevention ..... has been further complicated by the tendency in public rhetoric for the term 'war' to be used to refer to the deployment of organized force against various national or international activities regarded as anti-social - 'the war against the mafia', for example, or the 'war against the drug cartels'. not only is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2009(111)BomLR3693
..... obligations under the bank guarantee being independent and absolute, would be defeated. that would be contrary to the international banking practice and not in the interest of national and international trade and commerce as well, besides, the banks losing their credibility. such an interpretation would also mean that the bank is not obliged to pay ..... of any dispute not affecting the invocation of the , then, the settled principles laid down by the supreme court must apply. in mahatma gandhi sahakari sakhar karkhana v. national heavy engineering coop. ltd. and anr. : (2007) 6 s.c.c. 470, a two judge bench of the supreme court speaking through honble mr. justice s ..... the first respondent and at the instance of the appellant before us. 8. by an agreement dated 19th april 2007, hereinafter referred to as the concession agreement, the national highway authority of india (nhai for short) awarded a concession contract to one m/s. su -toll road pvt. ltd, a company incorporated under the companies act .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2008(4)ALD315; 2008(4)ALT240
..... university, the delhi university, the university established in pursuance of article 371e and any other institution declared by the parliament by law to be an institution of national importance. entry 25 of list-iii pertains to education including technical education, medical education and universities etc. therefore, the parliament had the legislative competence to make ..... notwithstanding the provisions of section 4(v) of the act.2. the act is not made for removing the petitioner, but to establish a university of national importance. therefore, the act is neither a single person legislation nor it attracts the vice of a class legislation and the judgment of the supreme court in ..... that the act had been passed by the parliament for achieving the laudable object in public interest and in the interest of promoting education, which is of national importance, as amply set out in the objects and reasons of the act; that the petitioner failed to substantiate how section 46(a) is arbitrary and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(2)ALT607
..... , 21 and also 311(2) of the constitution. both o. chinnappa reddy and a. varadarajan, jj. (as they then were) in different judgments concurrently held that public employment was a national wealth.90. in gujarath electricity board, ukai v. hind mazdoor sabha, : (1995)iillj790sc their lordships of the supreme court upholding an award of the industrial tribunal wherein the tribunal held .....
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