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Hari Mohan Sharma Vs. Prabhulal Karsolia

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR2002Raj293; 2001(1)WLC709

..... the ground of improper rejection of the nomination paper of one mr. mahendra singh gurjar. the petitioner filed his nomination paper as a candidate of the indian national congress, a registered and recognised political party. the respondent filed his nomination paper as a candidate of the bhartiya janta party. four more candidates had filed their ..... para 2, 'political party' means an association or body of individual citizens of india registered with the commission as a political party under section 29a of the act of 1951. the scheme of the symbols order snows that it does not deal with unregistered political parties. it deals with registered political parties by sub-dividing ..... then he would be a candidate validly nominated. such a candidate who has not been able to secure sponsorship by a recognised political party at the rime of filing his nomination papers but is still hopeful of securing such sponsorship, has the choice of filing nomination papers more than one. in one of the nomination .....

Emarata Ram Pooniya Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2005(3)Raj1755; 2005(2)WLC358

..... the subjects by the candidate concerned. on over all consideration of the issue involved, we are of the view that the policy decision with respect to marks secured in additional paper cannot be said to be arbitrary or unreasonable. after all, higher marks obtained in examination are taken into consideration for determination of merit. ..... , they cannot subsequently raise a plea that marks allotted to interview and acr was unduly disproportionate or that the authorities cannot fix minimum marks to be secured at interview or in the acr.11. thus it is now well settled that if a candidate takes a calculated chance and participates in the selection process ..... which have been obtained from an area to which the provisions of the national council for teachers education act, 1993, hereinafter referred-to as the 'act of 1993' are applicable, as the state of jammu & kashmir has been excluded from the application of the act of 1993, the question of recognition of degrees awarded by the universities .....

Shree NaraIn Dhanuka Vs. Jaidev Prasad Indoria and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 2001(3)WLN275

..... 82 requires verification of the requires parties to the pelition with reference to the relief claimed in the election petition. section 117 requires verification of deposit of security in the high court in accordance with high court rules. thus, there is no scope for any further inquiry for the purpose of sec. 86 to ..... no allegation in the election petition that in furtherance of his pressure, the returning officer had asked any counting assistant to favour the returned candidate or to act against the b.j.p. candidate. in absence of such an assertion, mere alleged pressurising the returning officer by master bhanwar lal remained inconsequential for the ..... errors must therefore fail.'(27). in m.r. gopalakrishnan vs. thachady prabhakaran (32), the hon'blc supreme court, after considering the statutory provisions of the act, observed that the rules provide adequate opportunity to a candidate, his election agent and counting agents to have a watch over the counting process before result is .....

Manoj Kumar Bansal Vs. State of Rajasthan and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1994)ILLJ1155Raj; 1993(2)WLC751

..... for efficiency. to ensure both, the service conditions of those who work for them must be encouraging, certain and secured, and not vague and whimsical. with capricious service conditions, both discipline and devotion are endangered, and efficiency is impaired ..... to property, right to freedom of speech and expression, right to business, will have to be reflected in guarding and protecting the right to life and livelihood and other constitutional and legal rights of the individuals. the proliferation ..... i have no hesitation in holding that by bringing about termination of service of the petitioner the respondents have acted in disregard of the constitutional injunction against discrimination contained in articles 14 & 16. the logical consequence of this ..... , j.) that public employment is property of the nation which has to be shared equally. in that very judgment, chinnappa reddy, j. held that public employment opportunity is a national wealth in which all citizens are equally entitled to share .....

Vijay Singh Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1998)IIILLJ457Raj; 1994(2)WLC382

..... agony of these daily rate/wages bread earners who have continued in service for considerably long time and they are still on the paltry sum without any security of the job.the hon'ble supreme court was also conscious of the financial constraints of state government, therefore, they gave a phased direction. but after ..... 1989, the petitioner has become entitled to be declared semi-permanent, shri mittal has vehemently argued that in the absence of availability of the post of cattle guard, the petitioner cannot be given the benefit of semi-permaneney. shri amin khan's deriving support from the order of the supreme court dated october 29, 1991 ..... precisely, in order to overcome the difficulty created by various judicial pronouncements and much hardship suffered by the workmen, parliament inserted section 2a in the industrial disputes act, 1947, whereby a legal fiction has been provided for treating an individual dispute as an industrial dispute. however, a took at section 2a clearly shows that .....

Praveen Kumar and anr. Vs. JaIn Vishva Bharati Institute and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2004(4)Raj2528; 2004(4)WLC219

..... supreme court was considering the status of aided school, where the drawing teacher was terminated without enquiry in defiance of section 3 of the punjab aided schools (security of set vice) act, and in para-8, which referring to decision of ajay hasia's case, it was noticed, that aided schools are receiving 95% of expenses by way ..... person or persons appointed by the president. csir.' the governing body of the society is constituted by the: (a) director general;(b) member finance;(c) directors of two national laboratories;(d) two eminent scientists/technologists, one of whom shall be from academia;(e) heads of two scientific departments/agencies of the government of india.' 36. thus, it was ..... governmental authority. with this it was also noticed that the main object of the society is to run schools and prepare students for the purpose of feeding the national defence academy defence of the country is one of the regal functions of the state, and thus it was held to be state. in my view, the .....

Kesari Mal Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1957Raj284

..... it may be observed that the constitution of india starts by a solemn resolution of the people of india to constitute india into a sovereign democratic republic and to secure to all its citizens justice, social, economic and political ; liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship, equality of status and of opportunity ; and ..... been pointed out, if all the trains in this country were restricted to a speed of 5 miles an hour, there would be fewer accidents, but our national life would be intolerably slowed down. the purpose to be served, if sufficiently important, justifies the assumption of abnormal risk.'these observations were quoted with approval in ..... of this pressure the present government, which was run by the congress party, ordered his removal under cover of section 22 (10) of the rajasthan town municipalities act, 1951 (act no. 23 of 1951). it was alleged that he was served by the secretary, local self-government, with a charge-sheet by letter dated 10th november, .....

Nihon Nirman Ltd. Vs. Assistant Collector, Central Excise

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1992(61)ELT268(Raj); 1992(3)WLC513

..... on the petitioner's white cement be provisionally assessed under sub-head 2502.20 if the petitioner executes a bond in the proper form with surety or furnishes sufficient security for payment of the difference between the amounts of duty leviable under sub-head 2502.90 and 2502.20.21. under the facts and circumstances of the case ..... petition no. 626/86 decided on 19-7-1986), d.b. civil special appeal no. 254/86 aditya mills ltd. v. union of india, decided on 19-9-1986; national engineering industry v. union of india (d.b. civil special appeal no. 1/87) decided on 30-6-1987; central india machine . v. union of india and ors ..... aspect would prejudicially affect the case of either of the parties. in our considered opinion, an equally effective and efficacious remedy is available to the petitioners under '1944 act'. this court will not ordinarily interfere in such matters unless an aggrieved party has exhausted alternative remedies available under the statute. most of the taxing statutes contain a .....

Jagdish NaraIn Sharma and anr. Vs. Rajasthan Patrika Ltd. and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1994)IILLJ600Raj; 1994(3)WLC240

..... high court referred only to the provisions of section 25t read with section 2(r-a) and item no. 7 of vth schedule appended to the industrial disputes act.22. in general secretary, national and grindleys bank employees union v. s. kannan (1978-i-llj-453) a dispute relating to seniority of employees based on an agreement between the employees union and ..... the industrial disputes act, 1947, the civil court cannot entertain the suit in respect of such matters.7. shri p.k. shanna, learned counsel for the petitioners, on the other hand, forcefully argued that exclusion of jurisdiction of the civil court must not ordinarily be inferred by the court. he submitted that the labour court. tribunal or the national tribunal can entertain .....

Dinesh Bothra Vs. State and Ors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... 2010 issued by the ministry of mines, government of india.55. we do not propose to decide the question as to whether the national green tribunal has jurisdiction under the national green tribunal act, 2010, to declare the notification issued by the moef dispensing with the statutory procedure under the environment (protection) rule, 1986 and the ..... be managed to stack separately in properly formed dumps on grounds earmarked in approved environment management plan for cluster; (ii) the over burden dump shall be properly secured to prevent the degradation of the surrounding land or silting of water courses; (iii) wherever possible, use such waste rock or overburden or other rejects for ..... notification dated 14.9.2006. we make it clear that we have not dealt with those projects in which construction activity is involved in which fencing and guard room are permitted to be constructed vide office memorandum dated 19.8.2010. those projects are not involved in the petition. the matter in question is .....