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Shri Sanjay Z. Rane, Vs. Smt. Saibai S. Dubaxi (Since Deceased Through ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(111)BomLR2668

..... and procedure and powers of judges specifically covered by sections 54 and 57 respectively are treated separately from jurisdiction dealt with in section 52 of states reorganisation act, 1956. the expression jurisdiction, original or appellate in section 52 has been, therefore, assigned a restrictive meaning so as not to include within it ..... judgment of honble apex court p.v. hemalatha v. kattamkandi puthiya maliackal, saheeda, and anr. (supra) where provisions of section 52 of states reorganisation act, 1956 fell for consideration. the question was whether said section saved applicability of letters patent of madras high court to such territories. honble apex court has ..... ors. : 2004(5)bomcr50 . it appears that on 18.9.2002, this court took a view that section 4 of code of civil procedure (amendment) act, 2002, especially in relation to section 100a thereof was applicable retrospectively and, therefore, letters patent appeals already filed were not maintainable. this court, at that time .....

P. Nani (Late) Ramachandra Rao and anr. Vs. Certifying Officer-cum-dep ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(5)ALT665; (2010)ILLJ117AP

..... following words:.this judgment cannot, therefore, be treated as an authority for the proposition that in the absence of a standing order authorising transfer, an industrial worker cannot be transferred. 37. with all humility at my command, i am unable to agree either with the reasoning or the ratio laid down in uttar ..... .23. further, when once the central government adds additional items to the schedule of the act, either they may be rendered 0applicable only to certain industrial establishments or a class of industrial establishments, such as, railways, shipping and transport, posts and telegraphs, etcetera, or if the government adds additional matters to the schedule with ..... corporation's case cited (supra) has concluded the issue in the following manner:.the schedule to the said act contains several matters, but it does not contain the matter relating to transfer of an industrial worker from one place to another. the heading of the schedule is 'matters to be provided in standing orders .....

T. A. Rajendran Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1984)42CTR(Ker)258

..... house square'. (see 'the prime minister' by harlod spender, page 253). in the adjudication of legal issues, extreme care and caution have necessarily to be exercised for acting upon the reports in the press. it may be that on occasions, the courts may draw on the ordinary experience of those who read newspaper at the present day' ..... management, discrimination between one group of taxpayers and another does not arise to ensure that there are no favourities and no sacrificial victims.'16. where there has been an act of favouritism or a harassing activity, on the part of the revenue would, therefore, be within the legitimate area of enquiry for a court exercising extraordinary jurisdiction. in ..... for their competence. the tradition is reflected in the oath which had been prescribed for their forerunners in office in england u/s. xxii of the then it act there. the oath to be taken was :'that i will judge and determine upon all matters and things which shall be brought before me under the said .....

T.K. Narayanaswamy Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1991CriLJ2115; II(1991)DMC271; ILR1991KAR1839; 1991(1)KarLJ389

..... relating to a public servant charged for serious misdemeanour amounting to the offence of criminal misconduct punishable under the provisions of the prevention of corruption act, 1947, there was a preliminary enquiry before lodging the first information report. the supreme court approved the action and observed : '17. ..... ............................................................... before a public servant, whatever be his status, is publicly charged with acts of dishonesty which amount to serious misdemeanour or misconduct of the type alleged in this case and a first information is lodged against ..... respect of the action taken by the additional chief judicial magistrate taking cognizance of the offence under section 4(1) of the act against the petitioner and initiating and commencing proceedings for the said offence. the said action is hereby quashed. consequently the prosecution .....

An Advocate Vs. Bar Council of India and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1989SC245; JT1988(4)SC376; 1988(2)SCALE1362; 1989Supp(2)SCC25; [1988]Supp3SCR361

..... client, would be guilty of misconduct. it will be for the bar council of india to consider whether it would constitute an imprudent act, an unwise act, a negligent act or whether it constituted negligence and if so a culpable negligence, or whether it constituted a professional misconduct deserving severe punishment, even when ..... it was not established or atleast not established beyond reasonable doubt that the concerned advocate was acting with any oblique or dishonest motive or with mala fides. this question will have to be determined in the light of the evidence and the ..... appropriate to articulate some basic principles which must inform the disciplinary proceedings against members of the legal profession in proceedings under section 35 of the advocates act, read with the relevant rules:(i) essentially the proceedings are quasi-criminal in character inasmuch as a member of the profession can be visited .....

Kartar Singh Vs. State of Punjab.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1994SCC(3)569; JT1994(2)423

..... other side of the line and can be seen as valid or invalid according to its true content."see also (1) the central provinces and berar sales of motor spirit and lubricants taxation act no. xiv of 1938, in re16, (2) governor-general in council v. province of madrasl7, (3) union of india v. h.s. dhillon10, and ( ..... agreeing with brother pandian, j. except on one or two issues it appears appropriate to record my conclusions in brief:(1) that the three acts act 61 of 1984, act 31 of 1985, and act 28 of 1987 have been validly enacted by the parliament in exercise of its power under entry 1 of list iii of the constitution.(2) ..... come to notice of this court require highlighting certain aspects for whatever worth they may be.438. various provisions of the terrorists and disruptive activities (prevention) act, 1987 (act 28 of 1987) and act 31 of 1985 (hereinafter referred to as 'tada') "enacted to make special provision for the prevention of, and for coping with, terrorists and disruptive activities .....

Mafatlal Industries Ltd. and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2002(83)ECC85; 1997(89)ELT247(SC); JT1996(11)SC283; 1996(9)SCALE457; (1997)5SCC536; [1996]Supp10SCR585; [1998]111STC467(SC)

..... to bar recovery of illegally collected tax is violative of article 265 of the constitution and must be struck down as the barring act was struck down by the privy council in the case of commissioner for motor transport v. antill ranger & co. pty. ltd. (supra). if the realisation of tax in excess of the chance imposed by ..... is, out of the profits, specific and general reserves will have to be created. provisions have to be made for known liabilities like provident fund and gratuity for workers, etc. debenture holders and preferential share- holders will have to be paid. dividends will also have to be paid to the share-holders who have invested their ..... an application made within three years of overpayment. there was no dispute that a huge amount of stamp duty had been overpaid by royal in respect of premiums for workers compensation insurance. the overpayments had been passed on. the comptroller made a decision not to refund the overpaid duty. royal initiated an action for the recovery of .....

Kusum Kumria and Others Vs. Pharma Venture (India) Pvt. Ltd. and Anoth ...

Court : Delhi

..... it is complied with, accepted by the other party and derived the benefit out of it, he cannot challenge it on any ground. (vide maharashtra state road transport corporation v. balwant regular motor service, amravati, air 1969 sc 329)... ? (emphasis by us) 45. in the judgment of the supreme court reported at (1986) 4 scc 505, dr. ..... by consent, acquiescence, waiver, estoppel, reliance has been placed by the plaintiffs on the judgment of supreme court reported at 1995 suppl. 4 scc 544 association of engineering workers v. dockyard labour union and ors.; (1995) 5 scc 440 bhagwant rai and ors. v. state of punjab and ors. 183. in the judgment of the ..... mandatory requirement, with the consent of the parties, the industrial court resorted to a ballot of the workers. the supreme court declared that such consent cannot cure the illegality of substitution of the procedure by one not prescribed by the act. in the present case, no statutory violation could be substantiated by the plaintiffs. there is no .....

Godfrey Philips India Ltd. Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : (2008)17VST465(MP)

..... : [1961]1scr809 came up for reconsideration before a seven-judge bench of the supreme court in the case of automobile transport 0065/1962 : [1963]1scr491 wherein the constitutional validity of the provision of the rajasthan motor vehicle taxation act was under challenge. the view expressed in the case of atiabari tea co. ltd. : [1961]1scr809 was upheld ..... not be disputed in view of the decisions of this court in atiabari tea co. ltd. v. state of assam : [1961]1scr809 , sainik motors, jodhpur v. state of rajasthan 0065/1961 : [1962]1scr517 , automobile transport (rajasthan) ltd. v. state of rajasthan 0065/1962 : [1963]1scr491 and malwa bus service (pvt.) ltd. v. state of punjab : [ ..... reside inside the local areas and avail facilities in the absence of which it would be the duty of the petitioner to provide such facilities to the workers and hence, there exists direct relationship between the services offered by the local bodies and the benefits drawn by the petitioner.35. with regard to the .....

Sebastian K. Antony Kavumbhagom Vs. Manager, St.Albert's College, Erna ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2012(2)KLT133(SN)(C.No.129)

..... . a charge sheet should not be vague or in generalised terms. necessary particulars should be given and specific particulars of the charges must be furnished to the delinquent. (transport commissioner vs. radha k murthy. 1996(74) flr 139(sc) followed in havildar singh vs. tigra metal and steel.2000(2) clr 452 = 2000 lab ic ..... the guilt beyond reasonable doubt is not necessary. (vide workmen of balmadies estates v. management, balmadies estates and others - (2008) 4 scc 517 ; u.p. state road transport corporation v. suresh chand sharma - (2010) 6 scc 555; shri j.d. jain v. the management of state bank of india and another - (1982) 1 llj 54 ..... the teachers is paid by the state government. the petitioner was neither a contractual employee nor an industrial worker satisfying the definition of "workman" under the industrial disputes act, 1947. sections 61 and 62 of the university act read with chapter 45 part b of the mahatma gandhi university statutes, 1997 govern the conditions of service .....