Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi
..... also filed an annexure a-13, a part of the parks text book on preventive and social medicine 17 edition, in which it has been mentioned that in the national programme of minimum needs incorporated in the fifth five year plan, the report of the kartar singh committee was taken note of, which reads as follows:- (3).the kartar singh .....
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..... 2009 for filling up the vacancies of scientists in agricultural research service (ars) in the pay scale of rs.8000-13500 in the icar institutes, combined with national eligibility test (net) for determining eligibility for recruitment of lecturers and assistant professors by the state agricultural universities. it has also been provided ..... who may have been possessing the above mentioned qualifications was entitled to participate in the selection for the post in the discipline of livestock product technology, and that respondents 4 and 5 were possessing the requisite minimum qualifications which were essential for participation in the selection. we disagree with this ..... and 5, has been challenged on the ground that they have been wrongly selected as not possessing the requisite qualification of specialization in livestock product technology. as we have adjudicated this matter above, hence it is not required to be considered afresh. the contention of the applicants is unjustified that .....
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..... had also stopped using services of the above mentioned three govt. labs for getting the samples of textiles tested, dr. b.k. behra, associate professor, textile technology, iit, delhi was also examined during the inquiry, who stated that about 3 meters of sample cloth is required for conducting all the tests prescribed by the bis ..... , new delhi and the textiles committee at mumbai, the chief vigilance officer (cvo) of the mcd proposed that the samples also be got tested at shri ram institute for industrial research (sriir), delhi. under the orders of the cvo, a board was constituted to lift the samples of uniform cloth from the supplies of the ..... were not properly qualified when compared to the experts in other established and reputed labs like iit, textiles committee etc. moreover, the said labs are not accredited to national accreditation board for laboratories (nabl) and are not approved by the bis. even the dgsandd has stopped using the services of these labs. further, it is .....
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..... intellectual property services, it stands observed in the said circular that the intellectual property emerges from application of intellect, which may be in the form of invention, design, product, process, technology book, goodwill etc. in india, legislations are made in respect of certain intellectual property rights (i.e. iprs) such as patents, copyrights, trademarks and designs. the definition of taxable service ..... legislation and are, therefore, not covered by indian law, as explained by the said cbec circular. section 27(1) of this act expressly states. no person shall be entitled to institute any proceeding to prevent or to recover damager for, the infringement of an unregistered trade mark. unregistered trade marks therefore do not give rise to any taxable services. (iii). a .....
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..... india press is diploma in printing technology from a recognized institute with two years experience in operation of processing camera. thus, the eligibility criteria of the dark room assistants which the applicant belongs being in the ssb and being ..... different from the eligibility and educational qualification meant for the dark room assistants working under the government of india press. in ssb, there is no requirement of diploma in printing technology and the eligibility for dark room assistants is matriculation with work experience for 3 years whereas the educational qualification and other requirements as dark room assistants in the government of .....
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..... additions, alterations, constructions and erections on the suit property, d. direct the defendants 1, 2 and 3 to execute necessary documents in the name of the plaintiff institute, thereby, perfecting the title of the plaintiff with respect to the suit property. e. pass an ad-interim ex-parte injunction restraining defendant no.1 to defendant ..... distinction between a proceeding which is collusive and one which is fraudulent."collusion in judicial proceedings is a secret arrangement between two persons that the one should institute a suit against the other in order to obtain the decision of a judicial tribunal for some sinister purpose". (wharton's law lexicon, 14th edition, page ..... in this judgment. 200. mr. patwalia, learned senior counsel for the defendant nos. 4 has placed reliance on the pronouncement of the supreme court reported at national insurance co.ltd. vs. mastan and anr.. in this case, it appears that the respondent who was the claimant had chosen not to withdraw his claim under .....
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..... court of justice, queens bench division, commercial court, london. the aforesaid application is filed in a suit for declaration and perpetual injunction instituted by the plaintiff to restrain the above named defendant from pursuing the aforesaid claim in london in relation to the issue and matter already finally determined ..... however, that the arbitral tribunal must hold all its meetings or hearings at the place of arbitration. international commercial arbitration often involves people of many different nationalities, from many different countries. in these circumstances, it is by no means unusual for an arbitral tribunal to hold meetings - or even hearings - in ..... judgment would, in my opinion, be against all settled principles of legal jurisprudence relating to international commercial arbitration, including principles governing the comity of nations, and would render otiose the judgment of the highest court of this land. to be noted at this juncture that the english court has required .....
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..... this an application under order 12 rule 6 cpc filed by the plaintiff. the necessary facts to be noticed for disposal of this application are that initially six plaintiffs had instituted the present suit for possession, recovery of arrears of rent and damages. the plaintiffs claim themselves to be the owners of the property bearing no.22 rajpura road, civil ..... cause of action as it existed on its date of commencement. but the court may however in suitable cases take notice of the events which have happened since the institution of the suit and afford relief to the parties on the basis of the altered conditions. this must be done by the court by giving relief to the parties ..... fact there was delay. mr.tiku, learned senior counsel for the defendant has relied on a decision rendered by a single judge of this court in the case of punjab national bank and anr. vs. s.kartar singh reported in 66 (1997) dlt 857 to canvass his argument that once the trial has commenced, it would be necessary to go .....
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..... is a orthopaedically handicapped person amounting to 25% (twenty five percent) permanent physical impairment with loss of physical function to whole body. sd./- (dr.a.k.singh) director/consultant central institute of orthopaedics safdarjung hosptial, new delhi-29. 22. the expenses on the entire treatment including three admissions in the hospital were borne by vijay kumars (the claimants) employer ..... , therefore, entitled to avoid the payment of compensation but for the statutory liability as held in united india insurance company ltd. v. lehru and ors., (2003) 3 scc 338 and national insurance company limited v. swaran singh and ors. (2004) 3 scc 297. 35. in lehrus case (supra) in para-20 it was held as under:- 20. when an owner .....
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..... precedent value. that apart, the applicability of the statute or otherwise to a given situation or the question of statutory liability of a person/institution under any provision of law would invariably depend upon the scope and meaning of the provisions concerned and has got to be adjudged not on ..... made in view of developments in trading and commercial practices, increasing globalization of trade and industry, the need to encourage investments flows and transfer of technology, need for simplification and harmonization of trademark management systems and to give effect to important judicial decisions. to achieve these purposes, the present bill proposes ..... mr. anand has vociferously argued in refutation to the defendantscontentions on the principle of international exhaustion that trade mark act, 1999 recognizes the principle of national exhaustion unlike international exhaustion. learned counsel relied on section 30 (3) of the act in this context and also drawn the aid from european union .....
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