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Municipal Commissioner, Jamnagar Municipal Corporation Vs. R.m. Doshi

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... heavy reliance is placed on the decision of this court in the case of national institute of technology and anr. vs. ..... of by the respondent in the proceedings including the authority exercised by the principal and secretary to dismiss him stood ratified by the competent authority (board of governors) themselves with retrospective effect from 16- 8-1996 thereby making an invalid act a lawful one in conformity with the procedure prescribed in the rules.7.2 applying the law laid down by this court in the case of pannalal choudhury (supra) to the facts of the case on hand, any irregularity complained of by the ..... respondent on the authority exercised by the commissioner to civil appeal no.6069 of 2012 page 11 of 12 dismiss him stood ratified by the competent authority (general board) thereby making an invalid act a lawful one in conformity with the procedure prescribed under the ..... commissioner to pass the final order of penalty and the said delegation covers all kinds of works including purchases and other execution of work in which it is found that the officer has committed irregularity and/or had acted in a negligent manner. ..... it was contended that the delegation covers all kinds of works including purchases and other execution of work in which it is found that the officer has committed irregularity or had acted in a negligent manner. .....

Subramanya Kumar Y.V. Vs. Southern Power Distribution Co. of A.P. and ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(6)ALT147; (2008)ILLJ470AP

..... of nct of delhi : air2006sc2609 and national institute of technology v. ..... by refusing to direct the respondent-authority, to repeat the illegality, the court is not condoning the earlier illegal act/order nor can such illegal order constitute the basis for a legitimate complaint of discrimination. ..... subramanya kumar against order dated january 2, 2007 passed by the learned single judge in writ petition no. ..... can a similarly circumstanced person claim equality under section 14 for reinstatement? ..... yds plot in section 31-a, chandigarh defaulted in paying the price in accordance with the terms and conditions of allotment. ..... view, any direction by the court to the respondents to absorb the appellant as ldc despite the fact that he did not possess the qualification of graduation at the time of initial engagement would amount to compelling the respondents to act in violation of the policy contained in b.p. ms. no. ..... seniority shall be reckoned based on the total period of service rendered by the respective candidates in the unit as per muster rolls/wages register or as per the records maintained under the contract labour (regulation and abolition) act, 1970. ..... 24158/2007.2. ..... one illegality cannot be compounded by permitting similar illegal or illegitimate or ultra vires acts.14. .....

Rathinammal Vs. the Managing Director, Tamilnadu Housing Board and the ...

Court : Chennai

..... 581, national institute of technology v. ..... government and dda, the appellants did claim that other parcels of the land have been de-notified and before the high court a copy of notification dated 6.9.1996 issued under section 48(1) was produced, but the said assertion and notification were not sufficient for recording a finding that their case is identical to those whose land had been denotified. ..... submitted that it is only by virtue of the interim order he is in possession of the land, but once the acquisition proceedings is completed, then section 16 of the land acquisition act gives power to the collector to take possession which will absolutely vests with the government free from all encumbrances. ..... government should be sold only through the public auctions so that the public also gets benefited by getting a higher value.section 48-b introduced into the act in the state of tamil nadu is an exception to this rule. ..... the acquired land has already been transferred to other agency, the government cannot exercise power under section 48-b of the act and re-convey the same to the original owner. ..... reported in : 2007 (2) ctc 447, wherein in paragraph 11 it had observed as follows:.section 48-b introduced into the act in the state of tamil nadu is ..... it need no emphasis that in exercise of power under section 48-b of the act, the government can release the acquired land only till the same continues to vest in it and that too if it is satisfied that the acquired land is not needed for the purpose .....

Rai Bahadur G.V. Swaika Estates Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. the Chief Commi ...

Court : Kolkata

..... national institute of technology ..... on 14th august, 2001 the appropriate authority in terms of said order of division bench passed an order under section 269ud(1) of the said act for purchase of the said property by the central government after having valued the same at rs.18 lakhs taking into account the total area ..... question of nullity according to him goes to the root of the jurisdiction he says; that the aforesaid amending section does not have retrospective operation as it came into force on 15th october, 1986 whereas the agreement for sale ..... on 12th december, 1986, the appropriate authority initially passed an order under section 269ud(1) of the said act and the said property was directed to be purchased by the central government at a consideration of rs.18 lakhs being the equivalent amount of the ..... section reads as follows: section 269ug(1) the amount of consideration payable in accordance with the provisions of section 269uf shall be tendered to the person or persons entitled thereto, within a period of one month from the end of the month in which the immovable property concerned becomes vested in the central government under sub-section (1).or as the case may be, sub-section (6).of section ..... the appropriate authority overruled the contention of in applicability of the said section holding the said section does apply, though the same came into force apparently after date of agreement and the appellant being the vendor filed joint statement in form 37-i voluntarily for ..... (2007) .....

Narmada Bachao Andolan. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh.

Court : Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur

..... of tamil nadu, air 2004 sc 2836 and national institute of technology v ..... of the rehabilitation and resettlement policy which provides for computation of price of acquired land, it was pointed out that amount of compensation has to be assessed on higher scale than the one provided under the land acquisition act, 1894 as the policy provides that average sale price in the nearest town of similar size outside submergence area will form the basis of calculation of compensation and compensation for building will be determined on the ..... . from perusal of clause 2.2 and clause 2.4 of rehabilitation and resettlement policy we find that computation of price of acquired land has to be assessed on higher scale than the one provided under the land acquisition act, 1894 as the policy provides that average sale price in nearest town of similar size outside submergence area will form the basis of calculation of compensation and compensation for building will be determined on the basis ..... son/un-married daughter who has become major on or before the date of notification under section 4 of the land acquisition act, will be treated as a separate family.clause 2.2 ..... . clause 1 of the policy deals with definitions of displaced persons, displaced family, landless person, small farmer and ..... . no.4457/2007(pil), while dealing with omkareshwar project, has held in para 64 of the order that landless labours are not entitled to allotment of land under the rehabilitation and ..... kumar singh, air 2007 sc 1155 .....

S.A.K. MynoddIn Vs. the Chief Election Commissioner and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... in national institute of technology and ..... cannot seek a declaration that he was validly elected, after the period of limitation and in the absence of all the contesting candidates, the election petition is liable to be dismissed under section 82 read with section 86(1) of the act for not impleading all the contesting candidates and the petitioner, who secured only 618 votes as against 55,282 votes secured by the 8th respondent, filed the election petition with false and ..... the communication spoken to by p.w.5 not being the subject of any further action due to the 8th respondent having no work with them, except the work being done by him in 2007, leaves nothing relevant for the present purpose, though no formal orders of termination of agreement are passed. ..... and cad (pw: reforms) department, dated 22-05-2007 incorporated the modifications to the norms stipulated ..... shinder pal singh and another (2007) 1 supreme court cases 341), it was pointed out that verification of an election petition must be done strictly in terms of order vi rule 15 of the code of civil procedure and it was, thus, incumbent to specifically state as ..... as per the legal opinion obtained in 2007 in another case, the experience possessed by the 8th respondent stood transferred to the private limited company as per the companies act. ..... niraj kumar singh (2007) 2 scc 481), it was stated that where an order is passed by an authority, which lacks inherent jurisdiction, the principles of res judicata would not apply, the same .....

S.A.K. MynoddIn Vs. the Chief Election Commissioner,secretar

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... lastly, in national institute of technology and others v. ..... the 9th respondent also cannot seek a declaration that he was validly elected, after the period of limitation and in the absence of all the contesting candidates, the election petition is liable to be dismissed under section 82 read with section 86(1) of the act for not impleading all the contesting candidates and the petitioner, who secured only 618 votes as against 55,282 votes secured by the 8th respondent, filed the election petition with false and frivolous ..... the evidence of p.w.6 about the communication spoken to by p.w.5 not being the subject of any further action due to the 8th respondent having no work with them, except the work being done by him in 2007, leaves nothing relevant for the present purpose, though no formal orders of termination of agreement are passed. ..... no.130 irrigation & cad (pw: reforms) department, dated 22-05-2007 incorporated the modifications to the norms stipulated in g.o.ms. ..... the witness also claimed that as per the legal opinion obtained in 2007 in another case, the experience possessed by the 8th respondent stood transferred to the private limited company as per the companies act. ..... ex.p.4/22-05-2007/g.o.ms. ..... ex.r.4, dated 25-03-2009 was, in fact, subsequent to the request of the 8th respondent on 21- 03-2009, but it is a supplemental agreement in pursuance of the original agreement, dated 07-06-2007. ..... no.94 with effect from 22-05-2007.28. ..... (2007) 2 scc 48.18. ..... (2007) 1 supreme court case 8. .....

Mahiboob Sab Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... the learned aag has relied upon two rulings reported in (2015) 11 scc669rendered in the case of national institute of technology and another vs ..... ratification by definition means the making valid of an act already done ..... in our opinion, the approval for initiating disciplinary proceeding and approval to a charge memorandum are two divisible acts, each one requiring independent application of mind on the part of the disciplinary authority ..... in the event a legal instrument is deemed to be not in existence, because of certain fundamental defect in its issuance, subsequent approval cannot revive its existence and ratify acts done in pursuance of such instrument, treating the same to be valid ..... but it was entirely wrong in holding that such an invalid act could not be subsequently rectified by ratification of the competent authority ..... . ratification would always relate back to the date of the act ratified and so it 38 must be held that the services of the appellant were validly terminated on 17-12- ..... . we also hold that the proceedings dated 12.01.2022 is an act of overreach and we direct that second respondent be forthwith removed from the post of director, department of minorities and compliance of this order shall be reported to this court ..... the point is that even assuming that the chairman was not legally authorised to terminate the services of the appellant, he was acting on behalf of the company in doing so, because, he purported to act in pursuance of the invalid resolution .....

The Director/Controller of Examinations, National Council for Hotel Ma ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR2000Kant145; ILR2000KAR2530; 2000(2)KarLJ52

..... any year or course), a candidate must have: 4.1.1 been on the roll of an affiliated institution for one full academic year in the course for which he/she wants to take the examination; 4.1.2 submitted his/her application to the controller of examinations through the head of the institution last attended or any other authority nominated by the national council for hotel management and catering technology for this purpose; 4.1.3 produce the following certificates signed by the forwarding authority. ..... learned single judge has granted the desired relief to the respondent-students by taking the view that (i) the national council is an instrumentality of the government and therefore it is required to act as per the policy decision taken by the latter, and, (ii) the objections to the competence of the central government to issue instructions like the one contained in annexure-e should have been raised at the very ..... the subsistence of the examination rules, the central government could not have issued directions to the affiliated institutions to act in violation thereof.19. ..... the national council is a society registered under the provisions of the societies registration act, 1860 as extended to the union territories of india (punjab amendment act, ..... acts/rules/orders:constitution of india - articles 12 and 226;societies registration act, 1860;union territories of india (punjab amendment act, 1957);memorandum of association, examination rules, management and academic rulescases referred:sabhajit .....

Rahul Dhaka Vikas Society and anr. Vs. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR2001Delhi154

..... 'examining body' is defined under section 2(d) of the act and this definition runs as follows :'examining body' means a university, agency or authority to which an institution is affiliated for conducting examinations in teacher education qualifications.'9. ..... the national institute for teacher education act, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as 'ncte act') was passed by the parliament with the main objective to provide for the establishment of a national council for teacher education with a view to achieving planned and coordinated development of the teacher education system throughout the country, the regulation and proper maintenance of norms and standards in the teacher education system ..... institute of technology' it is conducting b.ed, courses. ..... on the other hand, the university is established as an affiliating and teaching university in number of fields like engineering, technology, managements studies, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, education law etc. ..... preamble to the act reads to say that the act is enacted to establish and incorporate an affiliating and teaching university at delhi to facilitate and promote studies, research and extension work in emerging areas of higher education with focus on professional education, for example engineering, technology, management studies, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, education, law, etc. .....