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Pawan Kumar Vs. Haryana Land Reclamation and Development Corporation

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1993)105PLR79

..... for- (i) making, altering, repairing, ornamenting, finishing, packing, oiling, washing, cleaning, breaking up, demolishing, or otherwise treating or adapting any article or substance with a view to its use, sale, transport, delivery or disposal; or (ii) pumping oil, water or sewage or any other substance; or (iii) generating, transforming or transmitting power; or (iv) composing types for printing, printing by letterpresses ..... earlier paragraph of the judgment) that it is in very wide terms that even making, altering, packing, breaking up any article or substance with a view to its use, sale, transport, delivery or disposal, are included in expression 'manufacturing process.' the respondent-corporation is engaged in the business of land levelling, land reclamation, production of quality seeds and sale of gypsum .....

Hero Cycles Limited Vs. International Cycle and Strips Ltd. and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1999P& H327; (1999)123PLR78

..... policy. why was the permission given? there was not even an attempt to answer. 48. the stipulations as noticed above were reasonable and relevant. these contained good guidelines. definite parameters had been laid down for considering the applications. factors like viability, impact on environment, technology, export obligation, import substitution and the scope ..... arrogance of money cannot prevail over the guarantee of equality. personal preferences cannot outweigh considerations of equity and fair play. individual's interest cannot displace public good. in this context, the courts have a solemn duty to keep the functionaries of the state within the legal bounds. very often, they have to ..... intervention upon themselves. but, these are self-imposed restraints. no more. 59. when can order be said to be unreasonable what are the ingredients of a good decision it may not be possible to give a complete list. broadly and without intending it to be exhaustive, it can be said that the action should .....

Indian Oil Corporation Limited, New Delhi Vs. State of Haryana and Oth ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1997P& H205; (1997)116PLR282

..... octroi on such stocks but then if the procedure so requires, the petitioner corporation shall have to make re-export pass system for transporting goods/stocks that may be sold outside the municipal limits. parties are left to bear their own costs.15. order accordingly. ..... services including roads, bridges, sanitation, street lights, fire services, public conveniences, security arrangements etc. the petitioner was liable to pay transit fee in respect of goods which merely passed through the municipal limits without their being sale, use or consumption. the petitioner-corporation was also under a legal obligation to obtain proper documents ..... the petitioner appoints dealers and licensees and supplies petroleum products on certain terms and conditions. earlier, the respondent-committee used to grant 'rahdari' permit for goods which were brought within its limits and which were to be exported outside its limits. thereafter, the municipal committee chose to eliminate the re-export pass system .....

State of Punjab and ors. Vs. Milkhi Ram Oil and Dall Mills

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1998)118PLR103

..... industries ltd. case [1989] 72 stc 354 (sc) is wholly misplaced. the court in the aforesaid case was examining the notification exempting fully purchases of inputs and sales of finished goods of new units set up in backward areas. the court held the classification to be discriminatory. the court further held that withdrawal of such exemption only in relation to new ..... is also being consumed after refining in various parts of india. it can be used as food material as such or after hydrogenation to vanaspati.refined cotton seed oil of good quality is hence an edible oil just like any other edible vegetable oil.'the report taken as a whole would show that cotton-seed oil at any rate for the .....

Sudarshan Chopra and ors. Vs. Company Law Board and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 2004(2)ARBLR241(P& H); (2004)137PLR12; [2004]52SCL429(Punj& Har)

..... carried out.'24. admittedly group a never complies with this direction.25. reliance has also been placed by mr. kathpalia on food corporation of india v. sreekanth transport, 1999 supreme court 2184. in this case the question was as to whether an agreement for arbitration could be enforced by the food corporation of india, in ..... provided further that no such agreement shall be modified except after obtaining the consent of the party concerned;f) the setting aside of any transfer, delivery of goods, payment, execution or otheract relating to property made or done by or against the company within three monthsbefore the date of the application under section 397 or ..... shareholders agreement and the articles of association of the company and alleges that the affairs of the company were being run by the defendants 'against all canons of good governance and management of the company' and that they had no right 'to mismanage the affairs of the company for personal gains' and that 'the defendants .....

Lakhvinder Singh Vs. State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1998CriLJ942

..... state(a) under sentence of death, or(b) under, or in lieu of, a sentence of imprisonment or transportation, or(c) in default of payment of a fine, or(d) in default of giving security for keeping the peace or for maintaining good behaviour.the government of that state may, with the consent of the government of any other state, by order ..... of a person to be released on parole. temporary release on parole would be governed by the law rules prevalent where the petitioner has been detained. this will not also good in case of person who claims special remissions.8. in this regard reference can be made to section 432 o the code of criminal procedure. sub-section (1), (2) and ..... accordance with punjab jail manual. with respect one can add that keeping in view the various decisions of the supreme court quoted above, it cannot be taken to be a good law. sub-section (7) of section 432, cr.p.c. had not been taken note of. more close to the facts of the present case is the decision of this .....

Sehajdhari Sikh Federation Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... . section 72 pertains to general provisions as to statutory corporations and section 73 deals with certain companies. this very part of 1966 act deals with temporary continuation of existing road transport permits, payment of retrenchment compensation in certain cases, special provisions to income tax and for continuation of facilities in certain state institutions etc. part-viii of the act deals with ..... . v. ka brhyien kurkalang and ors., (1972) 1 scc 148, paragraph no. 19 (1)(b) of sixth schedule of the constitution empowering the governor to make regulations for peace and good governance in the hilly areas of the north-east states, was considered and such powers were held to be manifestly legislative without any limitations even in regard to matters in .....

M/s. Bellsonica Auto Component India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of Haryana an ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... v. presiding officer, industrial tribunal and another; 2014 (1) lln 776 (orissa), jarnail singh v. presiding officer, labour court, patiala and another; 2007 llr 245, delhi transport corporation v. nihal singh; 2010 llr 909 and lalla ram v. management of dcm chemical works; (1978) 3 scc 1. 8. various facets of the approval proceedings have ..... performed was not in accordance with the rules of the management. the management is a ancillary factory supplying manufactured goods to m/s maruti suzuki india limited falling in the same industrial belt. 12. the charge-sheet has been issued to the delinquent at his rajasthan address ..... workman lies in his act of adopting delaying tactics by resorting to the go-slow policy and inciting coworkers to follow suit. the charge is that production of goods suffered thereby causing loss to management. the workman is also accused of not working as per schedule; not obeying the orders of the officers and the work .....

Present : Mr. Rajiv Atma Ram Senior Advocate with Vs. Board of Control ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... make necessary enquiry in respect to the objections filed by the petitioners in accordance with law. thereafter, the chief minister of the state as in-charge of the transport department made an order approving the scheme. such decision of the state government was challenged under article 226 of the constitution before the high court. the writ petition ..... party without affording him a reasonable hearing (audi alteram partem). very soon thereafter a third rule was envisaged and that is that quasi-judicial enquiries must be held in good faith, without bias and not arbitrarily or unreasonably .. 45. in r.s.dass vs. union of india, air 198.sc 59.while dealing with the exclusion ..... sense that he was involved or interested in his personal capacity in the outcome of the assessment or the procedure for assessment, no doubt, it would be a good ground for setting aside the assessment order. but to hold, as the high court has that bias is established only because the authorized officer under section 132 .....