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Jan 16 2014 (TRI)

Dr. (Mrs.) Vasudha Gupta, New Delhi Vs. Union of India Through Secreta ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... not only be equitable but also fair. that would be in the interest of sc/st candidates as well as in the interest of the administration as well as in national interest. we decide the point accordingly.? 17. it would be apparent from the above that this order has meticulously considered the issue as the one under current consideration in the .....

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Jan 13 2014 (TRI)

Sh. Suresh Chander Gahlawat, New Delhi Vs. National Technical Research ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... b.com., pg diploma in industrial relation and personal management, llb, mba in hrd and marketing, ma english, diploma in electronics and communication engineering, diploma in computer hardware and software technology, post graduate diploma in computer application and m.sc in computer science. vide letter dated 12.02.2009 he was asked to appear for interview for the said post. after ..... . facts of the case are that the applicant retired from the indian air force in september, 2006. w.e.f. 20.12.2007 the applicant was appointed as security officer, national technical research organisation (ntro) against quota of ex-serviceman on re-employment basis after going through the selection process. in the year 2009 the respondents initiated process for appointment to .....

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Jan 10 2014 (HC)

institute for Inner Studies and ors. Vs. Charlotte Anderson and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... assigns, affiliates, subsidiaries, servants, or any person or body claiming directly or indirectly through defendant nos.1 and 2 and all the foundations, institutions, trust, companies and other bodies functioning under the authority of defendant nos.1 and 2 are restrained from organizing and continuing to organize workshops, ..... .2005 cs(os) no.2252/2011 samson l. 41 choachuy (a philippine national) #59, cordillera street, quezon city, philippines. merchant & service providers. texts, organization of educational competitions, organization of exhibitions for educational purposes, radio ..... conference, seminars, trainings and workshops, educational services, instruction services, practical training, 5. yoga vidya samson l. 41 pranic healing choachuy (a foundation philippine national) #59, cordillera street, quezon city, philippines. merchant & service providers. 03.11.2005 6. all india yoga vidya pranic healing foundation 03.11 .....

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Jan 10 2014 (HC)

Rajesh Bansal and anr Vs. A.S. Rastogi

Court : Delhi

..... /defendants were also in arrears of rent; (iv) that the respondent/plaintiff on 7th september, 2007 i.e. within three days of expiry by efflux of time of the lease, instituted the suit from which this appeal arises, for the reliefs of ejectment of the appellants/defendants from the flat and for recovery of arrears of rent and mesne profits/damages ..... appellants/defendants has relied on m.c. agrawal huf vs. sahara india 183 (2011) dlt105awarding mesne profits at a rate increased by 15% over the last paid rent and on national radio & electronic co. ltd. vs. motion pictures association 122 (2005) dlt629(db) laying down that no judicial notice of the prevalent rates of rent can be taken, the counsel for .....

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Jan 08 2014 (HC)

Devinder Kaur and anr. Vs. Surjit Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... of plaintiff no.1. defendant no.1 further states that late shri mohinder singh was not keeping well from 1982 onwards. he was fitted with a pace maker at the national institute of heart, east of kailash, new delhi in 1982 and thereafter was mostly confined to bed. he went to united states of america for a bypass surgery in january 1986 ..... .2. it is stated that as a result of the said will, plaintiff no.1 was given a bequest of rs.30 lakhs by fixed deposit no.205059 in punjab national bank as well as lifetime living rights in the rear portion of the amritsar property. plaintiff no.2 and smt. kanwaljit kaur had been bequeathed a sum of rs.30 .....

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Jan 06 2014 (HC)

Cellular Operators Asociation of India and ors. Vs. Department of Tele ...

Court : Delhi

..... should take pragmatic view of the matter and respond to the purpose for which it was made and also take cognizance of the current capabilities of technology and life style of community. 45. we therefore do not note the quotes from the constituent assembly debates which were copiously read to us, ..... of club governance. indeed, oligarchies and secretive rule cannot be defeated unless the knowledge of the insider is transformed into public knowledge, available to all.18. institutions typically subject to regulations - large corporations - have ample resources to devise mode of circumvention. the result is that, in critical areas of regulation, a ..... privately owned enterprises was done mainly through company law; and (ii) key industries and utilities were governed through various forms of public ownership, of which the nationalized corporations was the most important. privatization obviously signalled the decline of the latter.3. what was the need to create a regulatory regime if there already .....

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Jan 06 2014 (HC)

Association of Unified Telecom Service Providers O Vs. Uoi and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... should take pragmatic view of the matter and respond to the purpose for which it was made and also take cognizance of the current capabilities of technology and life style of community. 45. we therefore do not note the quotes from the constituent assembly debates which were copiously read to us, ..... of club governance. indeed, oligarchies and secretive rule cannot be defeated unless the knowledge of the insider is transformed into public knowledge, available to all.18. institutions typically subject to regulations - large corporations - have ample resources to devise mode of circumvention. the result is that, in critical areas of regulation, a ..... privately owned enterprises was done mainly through company law; and (ii) key industries and utilities were governed through various forms of public ownership, of which the nationalized corporations was the most important. privatization obviously signalled the decline of the latter.3. what was the need to create a regulatory regime if there already .....

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Dec 19 2013 (HC)

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Bharti Hexacom Ltd

Court : Delhi

..... advances in research in antibiotic and attribute a degree of durability and permanence to technical know-how in this fast changing area. rapid strides in science and technology in the field of medicines cannot be readily pigeon-holed as capital outlay. moreover, it was not a case of exclusive acquisition.25. having reproduced several ..... public issues would be permitted. this lock-in time would not be applicable in case of transfer of shares by enforcement of pledge by the lending financial institutions/banks due to defaults. the period of licence was stated to be 20 years from the effective date of the existing licence agreement i.e., the 1994 ..... the package, both the existing operators would continue the earlier licence till the validity of the said licence. in clause (vii), stipulated that upon migration to national telecom policy 1999, the licensees would forego right of operating in the regime of limited number of operators as per existing licencing agreement and would operate in .....

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Dec 18 2013 (HC)

M/S Kusum Enterprises and ors. Vs. Vimal Kochhar and anr.

Court : Delhi

..... the appeal is condoned.4. the counsels have been heard and the trial court record requisitioned in this court perused.5. the respondents / plaintiffs on 06.03.2007 instituted the suit from which this appeal arises, for ejectment of the appellants / defendants from an area of 3800 sq. fts. on the ground floor of property no. ..... adj has glossed over the aforesaid mandatory provisions of law; and, (l) there could be no estopple against law; the supreme court in raghunath rai bareja vs. punjab national bank (2007) 2 scc230has held that equity cannot defeat the law; (m) even otherwise, the plea of the respondents / plaintiffs amounts to the respondents / plaintiffs having ..... .02.2009.12. the counsel for the respondents / plaintiffs has fairly admitted there is no evidence of mesne profits.13. the division bench of this court in national radio and electronic company ltd. vs. motion pictures association 122 (2005) dlt629has held that in the absence of proof of rate of mesne profits, mesne profits at .....

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Dec 17 2013 (HC)

All India Institute of Medical Sciences Vs. Dillip Kumar Samal and anr ...

Court : Delhi

..... (b) at periodical intervals not exceeding three years, review the list of posts identified and up-date the list taking into consideration the developments in technology.33. reservation of posts:- every appropriate government shall appoint in every establishment such percentage of vacancies not less than three per cent for persons or ..... counsel who appeared for the petitioner as also learned counsel who appeared for respondent no.1.2. on may 10, 2012 the petitioner, all india institute of medical sciences ( aiims for short), invited applications for the posts of sr.residents/sr.demonstrators in different disciplines, to be filled up on ad ..... candidates; namely scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, other backward classes and unreserved were specified in the advertisement. the clause pertaining to reservation prescribed that for indian nationals, 3% reservation were to be made for orthopedic physically handicapped ( oph for short) shall be provided on horizontal basis in the seats available, as .....

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