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Cement Workers Union and ors. Vs. Board for Industrial and Financial R ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2000]100CompCas76(All); (2000)1UPLBEC392

..... the right of all concerned parties to submit objections and section 25 permits 'any person aggrieved' to file appeal. the apex court has upheld the right of workers in national textile workers' union v. p.r. ramakrishnan [1983] 53 comp cas 184 ; air 1983 sc 75, wherein it has been held that the workers of the company ..... have a special place, in a socialistic pattern of society. they are not mere vendors of toil, they are not a marketable commodity to be purchased by owners of capital.'45. the workers can submit their own proposal. the workers were, however, given opportunity but they could not present any viable scheme and they were not interested in ..... was based on techno viability report of cemtech india. as on march 31, 1994, the accumulated losses of the corporation were rs. 319.81 crores whereas the share capital and reserve were rs. 68.29 crores. the board directed the corporation to submit an alternative proposal. in the meantime the operating agency was again directed to examine the .....

Dhankari Investments Ltd., a Company Incorporated Under the Companies ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2006]132CompCas749(All); (2006)6CompLJ519(All); [2006]72SCL191(All)

..... company that it has a lease of limestone quarry with great potential and with estimated resources of 15 million tones of limestone, the increased production of cement will be in national interest and thus allowed the proceedings to be stayed absolutely.12. in case of winding up by or under the supervision of the court, section 466 of the companies act ..... and is earning profits. the latest audited balance sheet and profit and loss account of the financial year 2004-05 discloses that the company has issued, subscribed and paid up capital of rs. 24,75,000/- (2,47,500 equity shares of rs. 10 each, fully paid up), fixed assets of rs. 36,13,681/-, investments of rs. 180,35,360 .....

Hind Lamps Ltd. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(1)ESC526

..... with labour policy and programmes. the discussion of the problem in these two chapters shows that housing shortage can be conquered only by sustained and well-planned efforts made by the states and the industry together. it is a very big problem and involves the expenditure of a huge amount. efforts are being ..... workers' union is based on the principle of collective bargaining for resolving industrial disputes and for maintaining industrial peace. hon'ble supreme court in the case of national engineering industries ltd. v. state of rajasthan and ors., air 2000 sc 469, has taken aforementioned view, and has been held that reference made during ..... concerned, they are governed by certain service conditions, rules and regulations and parity could have taken only with these government industries which are situated in the region and engaged in similar activity. it has also been contended that industrial tribunal grossly violated principles of natural justice, inasmuch as, during the course of the .....

In Re: J.K. Satoh Agricultural Machines Ltd.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2007]138CompCas955(All); (2006)5CompLJ102(All)

..... been filed in allahabad high court in respect of orders directing winding up of the company. by order dated 19.4.1989 the aaifr, directed irbi to prepare a rehabilitation plan. the irbi initially reiterated its stand that it was not possible to rehabilitate the company. aaifr thereafter set aside the order of bifr dated 22.8.1988 6n the ground ..... the outside liability of jksam is only to the extent of rs. 5 lakhs. other liabilities are being taken care of by jksl, and there is no proposal for any capital expenditure. shri mehta stated that the land is free hold, situated 15 miles off kanpur towards panki. the same was procured from the govt. for industrial . purposes. what present value ..... the land could fetch he could not tell. shri gupta of eks intervened that on a rough reckoning, the prevailing price of the land is in the region of rs. 500 per sq. yard. relying on this, the present value of the land may be to the order of rs. 8 crores to rs. 12 crores depending on .....

Noida Rickshaw Chalak Vikas Samiti and anr. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

..... free to move within the sectors or in the roads where there is no restriction. it is submitted that noida is the main city of ncr (national capital region) and the smooth flow of traffic on its main roads have to be ensured by the authority and the above steps have been taken by the noida ..... other matter in furtherance of the proper regulation of erection, completion and occupation of buildings and(i) the certificates necessary and incidental to the submission of plans amended plans and completion reports.10. power to require proper maintenance of site or building.- if it appears to the authority that the condition or use of any ..... services and such other uses incidental to transportation uses;44. regulation 3 provides for town planning and civic surveys form and contents of plan. sub-regulation (2) of regulation 3 provides that draft plan shall indicate the existing and proposed national highways, arterial and primary and secondary roads and the existing and proposed other lines of .....

Oriental Bank of Commerce and Others Vs. S.M. Chopra

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2000(1)AWC594

..... well as other emolument and allowances. the only reason of obtaining a resignation by force from the plaintiff appears to be that the management of the defendants made a plan to get rid off the plaintiff by creating a story of transfer and by issuing transfer letters and by procuring the resignation letter from him. it was obtained ..... however, submits that it is true that it was not specifically stated that the aforesaid regulation20 (2) of the regulation was breached by the appellants-bank or the regional manager but at the same time in the plaint specific averments have been made relating to the manner in which the plaintiff was transferred from ghaziabad to delhi and further ..... the right to sue and be sued in their own name and further that the entire capital of the said banks is vested in the central government, meaning thereby, that the said banks are owned by the central government.' thus, the punjab national bank taken over by the central government under act no. v of 1970 was held to .....

Power Grid Corp. of India Limited Vs. Ajay Kumar Gupta and Others

Court : Allahabad

..... the corporation has an electric sub-station in district bareilly and another at mandola, district ghaziabad. the sub-station at mandola is meant for distributing electricity in the national capital region (the ncr). 5. there is already an electric transmission line between bareilly and mandola sub-stations. however, in order to augment the distribution of electricity in the ..... under section 16 of the telegraph act. in view of this, the contesting respondents do not have prima facie case. 29. the electricity is necessary for national development as well as for welfare of citizens. this can happen only if electricity generated at one part is transmitted to that part where it is needed. ..... irreparable loss to the contesting respondents; on the contrary, if the tower is not erected and electrical lines are not laid then the loss is of the nation and the public at large in the ncr. 31. the contesting respondents neither have prima facie case nor balance of convenience is in their favour. there is .....

In Re: Jaypee Cement Limited; in Re: Jaiprakash Industries Limited

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2004]122CompCas854(All); (2004)2CompLJ105(All)

..... para 4.03 (ii) of the scheme which provides that upon the merger authorised share capital of jpi shall stand combined with the authorised share capital of jpc. according to the regional director, this amounts to increase of the authorised capital of jpc, which cannot be done without paying the requisite fee/ stamp duty to the ..... all arrangements had already been made for holding of the meetings ; therefore, it was not considered desirable, in the larger interest of shareholders and creditors who planned to attend the meetings, to adjourn the meetings. since no interest of hbsl was likely to be prejudiced by mere holding of the meetings, therefore, the ..... compliance of the court's order dated 9.4.2003 by service of this petition upon the official liquidator and the central government, i.e., the regional director, northern region, department of company affairs, and advertisement in the newspapers pioneer (english) and dainik jagaran (hindi) both published from lucknow ; and economic times and .....

M/S. Shriram Industrial Enterprises Ltd. Vs. the Union of India and Ot ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1996All135

..... list iii would be meaningless. once parliament makes a declaration under entry 52 of list i, for instance entries 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24 which deal witheconomic and social planning, commercial and industrial and labour disputes, social security and social insurance, welfare labour including provident fund etc. respectively would be redundent. neither it was the intention of the framer of ..... under the control of the union is declared by parliament by law to be expedient in the public interest or not, if their regulation becomes necessary or expedient in the national interest. it seems, therefore, hardly necessary to provide for such regulation bythe inclusion of an entry in the union list as suggested by the ministry of the industry andsupply. however .....

Dr. Bheem Rao Ambedkar Degree College Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(3)ESC2162

..... right is subject to reasonable restrictions and that this right is subject (even in respect of minority institutions) to national interest. it was submitted that imparting education was a state function but, due to resources crunch, the states were ..... the central and state governments, universities, university grants commission and recognised institutions in the matter of preparation of suitable plans and programmes in the field of teacher education;(c) co-ordinate and monitor teacher education and its development in the ..... the fees and to regulate admission of students in order to ensure (a) that there was no profiteering; (b) capitation fees were not charged; (c) admissions were based on principles of merit ; and (d) to ensure that persons from ..... institutions for new course or training in teacher education. the bill also provides for delegation of various powers to regional committees and other committee for effective implementation of the function of the council....5. the notes on clauses .....