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 .....
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Reported in : 2002(4)ALT682
..... national progress. it is in this national interest, the legislative field in regard to 'education' has been distributed between list i and list iii of the seventh schedule. the parliament has exclusive power to legislate with respect ..... of the central government to co-ordinate and determine the standards for higher education. that power includes the power to evaluate harmonise and secure proper relationship to any project of national importance. it is needless to state that such a co-ordinate action in higher education with proper standards is of paramount importance to .....
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Reported in : 2003(5)ALD516; 2003(4)ALT177
..... for the first position. the country shares about 13.25% of the world's sugar production and 41.11% of the sugar production in asia. it contributes 2% to the national gross domestic product and employs over and above forty million cane-growers and 3.5 lakhs skilled and unskilled workers, being the second largest agro-based industry. it plays a .....
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Reported in : AIR2004AP60; 2003(3)ALD762
..... we hold that the transco has to finalise the terms of the agreement including the period of agreement in consultation with the generating companies, keeping the national policy of allowing attractive return on investment by private enterprises but not annually as contended by the commission.whether the principle of promissory estoppel applies to ..... have already adverted to the reasoning of the commission on this aspect.193. the government of india having accepted the resolution adapted by the united nations general assembly with regard to establishment of power projects through renewable resources announced that it is the policy of the government to promote energy from renewable ..... in sections 46, 57 and 57a of the supply act and the vi schedule thereto and also the electricity generation, transmission, distribution and supply and national power plants formulated by the central government apart from other things.the a.p. electricity reform act, 1998:58. though the central act was introduced .....
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Reported in : 2004(3)ALD357
..... . the same view has been reiterated in hindustan construction company limited v. state of j&k.;'91. in this regard, reference also can be made to the case reported in national fertilisers limited v. puran chand nangia, air 2001 sc 53, wherein it has been held that the integrity of the contract cannot be interfered with in the guise of interpreting .....
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Reported in : 2003(4)ALD405; 2003(5)ALT408
..... after year, the central government after holding deliberations with the chief ministers of the respective states decided to restructure the power sector and adopted common minimum national action plan for power (cmnapp) mainly to improve the financial health of the state electricity boards and as per the recommendations of the administrative staff ..... is expected to co-ordinate and deal with the central government and the central electricity authority, which are expected to take policy decisions at the national level and in that taken series of decisions like inviting private enterprises to establish generating companies to bridge the gap between the rapidly growing demand for ..... specifies that the facilities provided to user system connected to grid must comply with clearance limits published in the indian electricity rules as well as the national electrical safety code. clause 3.5.5. deals with earthing of all components of the user system and the inter connection arrangements shall be as .....
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Reported in : 2003(5)ALD399
..... organization propelled by systematic activity, modeled on co-operation between employer and employee and calculated to throw up discoveries and inventions and useful solutions which benefit individual industries and the nation in terms of goods and services and wealth. it follows that research institutes, albeit run without profit motive, are industries.157... ......but, that by itself does not mean that a ..... , they have committed another illegality by terminating the services of the petitioners contrary to law and principles of natural justice. while considering a similar situation, madhya pradesh high court in national thermal power corporation v. k.k.shrivastava, 2003 (97) flr 1065, held as follows:'10. the appellant camouflaged the appointment of the respondent by awarding a sham contract for the .....
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Reported in : 2003(6)ALT742
..... organization propelled by systematic activity, modelled on co-operation between employer and employee and calculated to throw up discoveries and inventions and useful solutions which benefit individual industries and the nation in terms of goods and services and wealth. it follows that research institutes, albeit run without profit motive, are industries.157... ............but, that by itself does not mean that a ..... , they have committed another illegality by terminating the services of the petitioners contrary to law and principles of natural justice. while considering a similar situation, madhya pradesh high court in national thermal power corporation v. k.k. shrivastava, 2003 (97) flr 1065 held as follows:'10. the appellant camouflaged the appointment of the respondent by awarding a sham contract for the .....
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Reported in : 2003(6)ALD400
..... about the increase in production in oil seeds so as to lessen the gap between the demand and supply of edible oils. for implementation of vegetable oil project by the national dairy development board (nddb), and federation is adopted 3 tier structure at the directions of the nddb and accordingly two regional unions were formed during the year 1992-93 as .....
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Reported in : 2004(1)ALD676
..... . union of india, : [1999]2scr1033 , omkarall bajaj v. union of india, : [2002]supp5scr605 , union of india v. international trading company, : air2003sc3983 , national buildings construction corporation v. s.raghunathan, : air1998sc2779 , in support of his contention that the petitioner has substantive legitimate expectation, which can be enforced in a court of law ..... the doctrine of 'legitimate expectation' operates in the domain of public law and in an appropriate case constitutes a substantive and enforceable right, 46. in national buildings construction corporation v. s. raghunathan, : air1998sc2779 , the supreme court laid down thus:the doctrine of 'legitimate expectation' has its genesis in ..... association v. state of tamil nadu, : 1992(60)elt674(sc) , m.p. oil extraction v. state of m.p. (supra) and national buildings construction corporation v. s. raghunathan (supra), the apex court held that substantive legitimate expectation permits the court to find out whether the change of policy .....
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