Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1991(4)BomCR156
..... been entered in the electoral roll for that particular constituency in accordance with law. section 23(3) of the representation of the people act, 1950 provides that no amendment, transportation or deletion of any entry shall be made and no direction for the inclusion of a name in the electoral roll of a constituency ..... arranged. more than about ten thousand devotees visited the said temple and took mahaprasad. however, on this occasion of this hindu religious function, the janata dal workers created such an uproarious conduct, as a result thereof a great chaos was seen there.for this religious function, the shiv-sena leader shri subhash desai, smt ..... trustees had invited thousands of residents and prominent citizens of goregaon for these celebrations. the petitioner and mr. nevrekar (petitioner's election agent) and about fifty party workers had attended the festival and they had also taken the food i.e. mahaprasad. no untowardly incident had taken place at that time. however, in the marathi .....
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Reported in : [1977]47CompCas503(Bom)
..... advanced by shri zaiwala. 34. as to the arguments of shri varvaiyya, i did not permit him to argue the matter on the narrow ground that the workers employed by the companies, not being either the creditors of the companies or members, had on locus stand in the proceedings under section 391. 35. no other ..... also as if they were unregistered companies provided such foreign companies, although incorporated outside india, had been carrying on business in india. these provisions of the companies act clearly show that the expression contained in clause (a) of section 390 was advisedly used so as to enable the unregistered companies or the foreign companies to ..... their winding-up. the submission is that the expression does not embrace every company, whatever be its financial position to which winding-up provisions contained in the companies act, 1956, apply. 7. the learned counsel emphasises that the submission made by him are concluded in his favour by a judgment of this court (tarkunde j.) .....
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Reported in : AIR1996Bom416; (1996)98BOMLR55
..... liable to bedismissed in limine under order vii, rule 11read with order vi, rule 16 of the code ofcivil procedure with section 86 of therepresentation of the people act, 1951 forfailure to disclose any cause of action 2. whether the petitioner proves that the returning officer was in error in declaring 71 ballot papers, referred to ..... india, : [1970]3scr121 ), but the defect in the verification by itself will not be sufficient to dismiss the petition. section 86 of the representation of the people act lays down that high court shall dismiss an election petition which does not comply with the provisions of section 81, 82 or section 117. therefore, any defect in the ..... code of civil procedure, 1908 which has been expressly made applicable to the election petition by virtue of section 83(1)(c) of the representation of the people act, 1961. 5. it is necessary to mention 3 applications filed by the parties. first one is exh. 13 presented by the petitioner seeking production of certain affidavits .....
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Reported in : (1968)IILLJ552Bom
..... could be suggested made the commission a servant or agent of the crown was the control over it exercised by the minister of transport; but there was ample authority for saying the work control was insufficient for the purpose. when the parliament intends that a new corporation should ..... government. industries which are carried on for their own purposes by incorporated commercial corporations which are governed by their own constitutions, as authorized by the indian companies act, could not be described as carried on under the authority of the central government. such corporations, are separate legal entities and run the industries for their ..... industries which are carried on for their own purposes by incorporated commercial corporations which are governed by their own constitutions, as authorized by the indian companies act cannot be described as carried on under the authority of the central government. the high court pointed out that the corporations are independent legal entities and run .....
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Reported in : 1994(2)BomCR641
..... that context, clause 4.13 mentions that the programme of adult education will be implemented through various channels and ways including establishment of various centres, workers' education, post-secondary education institutions, libraries, etc. clause 5.8 deals with non-formal education for school drop-outs, for children from habitations ..... it was held that selection of date was not arbitrary.26. in : (1986)iillj171sc central inland water transport corporation ltd. and another v. brajo nath ganguly and another, central inland water transport corporation ltd. service discipline and appeal rules, 1979 were for consideration. rule 9(i) empowers the corporation to ..... the social, political or economic needs of our developing nation fostering secular values breaking the barriers of casteism, linguism, religious bigotry and it should act as an instrument of social change. education system should be so devised as to meet these realities of life. education nourishes intellectual advancement to .....
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Reported in : 1983(2)BomCR558
..... 'i will leave you alone, if you decide in my favour. i will charge you of corruption if you dare to decide against me.' : 1983crilj1102 national textile workers union v. p.r. ramakrishnan and others.the contemner before us has lived by law and lives by law but he seems to have not learnt to stand by ..... . 3 and the learned counsel appearing on behalf of other respondents vehemently urged that the contemner should be visited with maximum punishment provided in the contempt of courts act, 1971. giving our anxious thoughts to these submissions made at the bar and the circumstance obtaining in this case, though we are in agreement with the views ..... suddenly aggressive and sensual.''from these irresponsible, reckless, malicious and false allegations made against two sitting judges of the high court it is crystal clear that the act of the contemner. in writing these paragraphs in his complaint was calculated to obstruct or has an intrinsic tendency to interfere with the course of justice and the .....
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Reported in : 1991(4)BomCR695
..... and industries and what is more important is two experts having special knowledge and practical experience in matters relating to town and country planning, architecture, engineering, transport, industry, commerce, agriculture, geology etc. it is thus an all representative body which includes expert members also.149. as regards the functions and powers ..... industry(c) head of the public works department.(d) head of the forests department.(e) director of agriculture;(f) director of tourism.(g) director of transport;(h) director of health services.(h.1) director of bureau of economic, statistic and evaluation :(h.2) director of fisheries:(i) four members nominated by ..... the state government of consultation with the corporation under the explanation to section 154(3) of the bombay municipal corporation act, 1888 before recognising a scheme of subsidized housing for industrial workers or person belonging to lower income groups or poorer classes. after quoting with approval, professor h.w.r. wade, .....
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Reported in : 1996(5)BomCR527
..... for want of security and support in the twilight of life. petitioners, old and infirm yearn for equality of treatment which was meted out to their fellow workers in the fall of life. their prayer is for extending the benefit of pension which was denied to some on the basis of a fortuitous event of ..... . by virtue of regulation no. 2(a) thereof those regulations were made applicable to the officers and servants of the transport undertaking governed by chapter xx of the act. under the said scheme the petitioners were required to contribute at the rate of 1 ana and 4 paise for every rupee of salary as ..... light of these settled legal principles.the petitioners are retired employees of transport undertaking of pune municipal corporation. they served in different capacities for different periods in the transport undertaking of the municipal corporation. the petitioners were in some cases employees of the silver jubilee motors who were originally running the bus services within the municipal limits. .....
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Reported in : [1967(14)FLR27]
..... having regard to the principles of social justice and extreme care which legislatures have taken in the post-constitution period to protect the interests of industrial workers, the intention of the legislature could not be to exclude the operation of industrial laws from the co-operative field. but it was urged ..... special and particular remedy for enforcing it. he has urged that the industrial disputes acts have created new rights in favour of workers and also provided machinery for the adjudication of those rights. only the tribunals constituted under these acts can therefore, decide the disputes in regard to those rights. if we had ..... petitioner, which is a co-operative society registered under the maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960, and its workmen represented by respondent 1, was referred for adjudication to the industrial tribunal. the dispute related to the demands made by the workers, for higher pay-scales, for additional leave benefit, for contributory provident fund, for .....
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Reported in : (1968)70BOMLR817; (1969)IILLJ509Bom
..... present proceedings and that therefore it was not open to the respondents to urge, in view of the findings given by the authority under the payment of wages act, that these workers were still the employees of the appellants. we shall presently advert to the detailed reasoning by which each one of these contentions is sought to be supported. ..... and 52 and ss. 62 and 65 read with rule 20 and form j. undoubtedly, if by application of the deeming provisions, certain categories of workers (we use that expression not as defined in any act, but in its widest sense for want of generic word) do not fall or cannot take advantage of several of the provisions of the ..... application to recover 'weekly-off' wages on 8 december, 1958 before the authority under the payment of wages act. that proceeding also terminated in favour of the appellants and by the judgment it was held that the workers in respect of whom the complaint was filed were not their employees and that the necessary element of control, which .....
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