Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR1993Raj1
..... . which has lost its majority in the house but refuses to quit office; (c) the dissolution of the house where an appeal to the country is necessitous, although in this area the head of state should avoid getting involved in politics and must be advised by his prime minister (chief minister) who will eventually take ..... which is a judgment of a bench of seven learned judges of this court, chief justice ray observed at page 843 (of scr): at page 2209 of air) thus:'for the foregoing reasons we hold that the president as well as the governor acts on the aid and advice of the council of ministers in executive action and is not required by the constitution to act personally without the aid and advice of the council of ministers or against the aid and advice of the council of ministers ..... . gupta's case (supra) and as stated above, their lordships of the supreme court have held that the matter regarding appointment of judges and chief justices of the high courts and supreme court is an executive act which is to be performed by his excellency the president of india in consultation with the constitutional functionaries as provided by articles 124 and 217 of the constitution, ..... said that article 14 combines the english doctrine of the rule of law and the equal protection clause of the i4th amendment to the american federal constitution. ..... it was submitted that as we are guided by our own constitution, we cannot adopt analogy of english and american constitutions.7. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR1982Raj1; 1981()WLN198
..... state government, which have been assumed by the president under the proclamation (article 356 (1) (a)), it is obvious that in matters on which the governor is empowered to act in his discretion or on his special responsibility, the governor will be under the complete control of the president. ..... d (11) clearly reveals that there cannot be two chief justices in a high court; and an acting chief justice is appointed only when the chief justice is away and unable to perform duties of his ..... west bengal with a view to send there a governor, who may make a report against the government of west bengal as desired by the union government and recommend its dismissal and also dissolution of the legislative assembly of that state. ..... it is also an admitted fact that shri raghukul tilak was allowed to act as governor for a pretty long time after the congress (i) coming into ..... of india or the union government thro' him, has acted arbitrarily, capriciously and unreasonably in terminating the term of the ..... non-state matters the governor cannot possibly act on the advice of his ministers and is required to act according to the directions of the central government ..... it is a well known rule of english law, which has been incorporated in article ..... in discharge of such responsibilities, the governor has to act according to the directions issued by the president from time to time and if anyone of the above noted governors flout the directions of the president aided by the council of ministers, it cannot be .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1992WLN(UC)442
..... of iffco, which may be raised from one or more of the following sources:(i) admission fee;(ii) share capital;(iii) loans and deposits(iv) grant-in-aid and donation; and(v) profits.in the event of dissolution of the iffco, the liability of its members to make up any deficiency, arising in the assets of iffco, will be limited to the extent of the unsubscribed amount of the shares allocated to ..... the society are separately maintained and subject to audit in the same way as the affairs of societies receiving government grants are to be audited....we have several cases of societies registered under societies registration act which have been treated as 'state', but, in each of those cases, it would appear on analysis that either governmental business has been undertaken by the society or what was expected to ..... ) stating that the court in that case, did not rest its conclusion on the ground that the council was a society registered under the societies registration act, 1860 but proceeded to consider various other features of the council for arriving at the conclusion that it was not an agency of the government and, therefore, not ..... need not now look back to the early history or the procedural technicalities of these writs in english law, nor feel oppressed by any differences or change of opinion expressed in particular cases by-english judges. ..... it keeps to the broad and fundamental principles that regulate the exercise of jurisdiction in the matter of granting such writs in english law. .....
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