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Jan 06 2014 (HC)

National Highways Authority Vs. Secretary to Government

Court : Chennai

..... would help in booming of development activities in the sphere of movement of people and goods, agriculture, commerce, education, health and social welfare or even maintenance of law & order as well as security, initiated the project of upgradation of 2 lane with paved shoulders of trichy-karaikudi section of national highways (nh) 210 from km.10/000 to km.94/000 including trichy bypass on nh-67 from km.110/016 to km.135/930 with total length of 107.45 kms. ..... writ petitions stand allowed, quashing the entire impugned proceedings; and b) nhai is permitted to complete the remaining project subject to the condition that they should not contravene the undertaking given to this court in respect of preservation of water bodies and further, in respect of the completed project and the undergoing project, if any deepening of desilting or any other restoration work is required, nhai ..... , pudukottai, sivaganga and trichy, was issued between 17.07.2010 and 21.04.2011, none of the state authorities has ever made any objection in terms of section 3-c of the act, thus, after the declaration under section 3d(1) of the act between 16.12.2010 and 19.08.2011, the automatic inference would be that the lands in question that would be covered by the project including the disputed lands ..... to properly scrutinize such actions of the government, the courts must make a distinction between the government's general obligation to act for the public benefit, and the special, more demanding obligation which it may .....

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Aug 01 2016 (HC)

Seahujahuna Vs. The Branch Manager, UCO Bank, Sivagangai

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... her son mohamed rejas completed his +2 studies in kendra vidhyalaya higher secondary school, sivagangai during the academic year 2014-2015 and secured 82.87% and after school studies, his son participated in the joint entrance examination (advanced 2015) conducted by the indian institute of technology and he passed the said examination ..... it is to be borne in mind that the petitioner in the main writ petition has sought a relief of passing of an order by this court in directing the respondent/bank to sanction education loan of rs.1,71,150/- to her son for the academic year 2015-16 and all other continuous academic ..... only has to be considered and they will be treated at par with candidates securing admission through entrance test or recognized selection process.serial no.3 under the head 'age limit', speaks as under:age limitno minimum ..... hence, she has filed the present writ petition praying for passing of an order by this court in directing the respondent/bank to sanction the education loan of rs.1,71,150/- to her son for the year 2015 ..... should be set up through society/trust/a company established under section 25 ofcompanies act, 1956, or the relevant act in india. 3. ..... f) courses offered by national institutes and other reputed ..... objective is that no deserving/meritorius student is denied an opportunity to pursue higher education merely for want of financial support.the eligibility criteria at serial no.2 is mentioned as under:eligibilitya) student must be an indian national. .....

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Jul 27 2016 (HC)

Kumar Vs. The Branch Manager, Indian Bank and Another

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... runs as under:''sanction of loans to applicants who got admission under ''management quota'' is to be considered outside the purview of iba educational loan scheme except where students who originally secured admission through state government agency conducted counselling and are not able to join the college/course due to the reasons of non-suitability of the course offered, but choose to get admission ..... inter-alia held that it was within the discretion of the bank either to grant or not to grant education loan to students who secure admission on ''management quota' on case to case basis, subject to their academic performance and the court could not issue directions diluting policy/guidelines issued by iba comprising body of experts and thus the guidelines had statutory force. 10. ..... constitution of india states as under: ''the state shall promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the people, and, in particular, of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, and shall protect them from social injustice ..... the respondents/bank vehemently takes an emphatic stand that the respondents/bank is a nationalized bank and in fact, the writ petitioner will not lie to enforce the ..... approach that would defeat the scheme introduced by the central and state governments, then, such act of the respondents/bank may border or infringe upon the tenor and spirit of article 14 ..... , the documents will be signed by the guardian acting 'for self' as well as 'for and .....

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Jul 27 2016 (HC)

Kumar Vs. The Branch Manager, Indian Bank, Madurai District and Anothe ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... runs as under: ''sanction of loans to applicants who got admission under ''management quota'' is to be considered outside the purview of iba educational loan scheme except where students who originally secured admission through state government agency conducted counselling and are not able to join the college/course due to the reasons of non-suitability of the course offered, but choose to get admission ..... inter-alia held that it was within the discretion of the bank either to grant or not to grant education loan to students who secure admission on ''management quota' on case to case basis, subject to their academic performance and the court could not issue directions diluting policy/guidelines issued by iba comprising body of experts and thus the guidelines had statutory force. 10. ..... constitution of india states as under: ''the state shall promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the people, and, in particular, of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, and shall protect them from social injustice ..... the respondents/bank vehemently takes an emphatic stand that the respondents/bank is a nationalized bank and in fact, the writ petitioner will not lie to enforce the ..... approach that would defeat the scheme introduced by the central and state governments, then, such act of the respondents/bank may border or infringe upon the tenor and spirit of article 14 ..... , the documents will be signed by the guardian acting 'for self' as well as 'for and .....

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Sep 14 1950 (HC)

V.G. Row Vs. the State of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad147; (1951)IMLJ628

..... to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws', undoubtedly intended, not only that there should be no arbitrary deprivation of life or liberty or arbitrary spoliation of property but that equal protection & security should be given to all under like circumstances in the enjoyment of their personal & civil rights; that all persons should be equally entitled to pursue their happiness & acquire & enjoy property; that they should have like ..... 1950crilj1514 which had to consider whether provision in section 9 (1) (a), madras maintenance of public order act, was outside the scope of the authorised restriction of clause (a) of article 19, the expression 'security of the state' in sub-clause (2) of article 19 is not identical with public order, although a restriction in an act may have been imposed in the interests of public order such restrictions would not be restrictions on freedom of speech & expression directed solely against the undermining of the security of the state or the overthrow of it ..... clause, the right of all persons to have a like access to the courts of the country for the protection of their persons & property is undoubtedly recognised ..... asserted the federal or national power under marshall ..... held that jurisdiction was impliedly given to justices to summarily convict in a penalty a person guilty of an offence under section 57, contagious diseases (animals) act, 1870 though there was no provision conferring on justices such summary jurisdiction.81. .....

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Oct 21 1998 (HC)

Bharathidasan University, Palkalai Perur, Tiruchirapalli Rep. by Its R ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1998(3)CTC236; (2001)8SCC676; AIR2001SC2861

..... improvements of such education in relation to plannedquantitative growth and the regulation and proper maintenance of norms andstandards in the technical education system and for matters connectedtherewith'.section 2(g) of the act reads;' 2, in this act, unless the context otherwise requires-(g) technical education means programmes of education, research and training in engineering technology, architecture, town planning, management, pharmacy and ..... the act so as to include university also as coming within the meaning of 'technical institution', unlike in other acts such as (the) all india institute of medical sciences act, 1956, (the) indian medicine central council act, 1970 and the national council for teacher education act, 1993, it should be held that the regulations go beyond the provisions of the act, cannot be accepted in the light of the judgment of the supreme court in ..... section 2 of the defence of india act, 1939, as amended by s.2 of the defence of india (amendment) act, 1940, conferred upon the central government the power to make such rules as appeared to it 'to be necessary or expedient for securing the defence of british india, the public safety, the maintenance of public order or the efficient prosecution ..... 1986]2scr187 in paragraph 39 stated that'it is a well-known rule of construction that in dealing with such a beneficient piece of legislation, the courts ought to adopt a construction which would subserve and carry out the purpose and object of the act ..... 1986 ..... 1986 .....

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Sep 25 2014 (HC)

Dr.R.Sakthivel Vs. 1)The Syndicate, Rep by Its

Court : Chennai

..... orientation course for geologists (6 months) 2) workshop in the ultramafic rocks of sukinda - boula - nausahi area in orissa 3) refresher course in ore microscopy 4) refresher course in metamorphic petrology 5) received national mineral award 2007 for discovery of huge lignite deposit in ramnad sub basin, cauvery basin, tamil nadu 6) fsp2006- 2008 sittampundi report has been announced by the gsi in portal as a model report ..... will be published in the tamil nadu government gazette, notification in exercise of the powers conferred by section 13 of the tamil nadu arunthathiyars (special reservation of seats in educational institutions including private educational institutions and of appointments or posts in the services under the state within the reservation for the scheduled castes)act, 2009 (tamil nadu act 4 of 2009), the governor of tamil nadu hereby makes the following amendment to the tamil nadu ..... though some misgivings can be expressed regarding the quality of experience of some of the candidates, the matter was essentially to be decided by the selection committee and the high court cannot substitute its own judgment as it does not sit as an appellate authority in such matters.?. ..... not selected, by challenging that procedure and contending that the marks prescribed for interview and confidential reports are disproportionately high and that the authorities cannot fix a minimum to be secured either at interview or in the assessment on confidential report.". ..... in [1986]. .....

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Apr 25 2016 (HC)

The District Collector, Madurai District and Others Vs. N.E. Rajasudha ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... the observation of the hon'ble first bench, on the facts and circumstances of the above case, only depicts the attitude and mind-set of few sections of the society, in raising an issue, whatever be the sacrifice, service and contributions of the national leaders to the citizens of india, and encircling them as leaders belonging to 'x' or 'y' community. ..... "12(ii)the home secretary has further stated in the affidavit that it is the policy of the government that the statue of the national leaders and public personalities whether in the field of politics or otherwise cannot and should not be erected in any public place without the prior permission of the government. ..... directions issued are assailed, on the grounds inter alia that the writ court has failed to see that erection of v.o.c statue would steer community based violence, resulting in loss of peace and security in the area. ..... statue in the instant case, is opposed on the ground that it is in a ''place open public view'', as per explanation 2(c) of section 2 of the tamil nadu open places (prevention of disfigurement) act, 1959, and that the area is communally hyper sensitive. ..... information was sought for, under the right to information act, 2005, to furnish government orders and regulations, in erecting a statue in private lands. ..... an embargo on the citizen's right to make use of his own land without any hindrance and it can be done in the absence of any valid law circumscribing such act, cannot be entertained by this court. .....

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Apr 18 1956 (HC)

State of Madras Vs. Madras Electric Tramways (1904) Ltd. and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad169; [1955]25CompCas378(Mad)

..... in full in india and may not have application in india regarding after-acquired properties, and regarding the validity of mortgages of immoveable properties or contracts in regard to immoveable property, present or future, unless registered under the registration act and also under section 109 of the companies act.he even doubted whether a 'floating security' is recognised in india in the same manner and to the same extent, as it is recognised in england, as seen from the rulings cited above. ..... as already stated, the ruling of a bench of this court .in : air1955mad331 also recognises the validity of a floating charge regarding a limited company in india, and goes on to state how it crystallises and how debts are to be paid in the priority indicated under section 230(2) of the companies act, on the company becoming unable to pay its debts and being put into liquidation.so it is clear that a floating security or charge, in much the same terms as in england, is recognised regarding limited companies in india, except ..... since the passing of that act, however, the distinction drawn in england between law and equity in such cases does not exist in india.as george rankin says in bengal national bank ltd. v. ..... bengal national bank annamalai chettiar v. ..... first national bank of new orleans, (1873) 6 hl 352 , in these terms :'the foundation of that doctriae, which is a very important one, and certainly not one likely to be departed from, is this, that if a man dealing with another for value .....

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Dec 12 1952 (HC)

In Re: N.H.M. Pandian

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1953Mad787; (1953)IIMLJ42

..... when the government promissory notes in question could not be transferred as a chose in action but could be transferred only under the rules and provisions of law governing government securities and when the public debts act has made the holder of such securities liable only in a civil court as if for moneys had & received the section (section 19) it must be construed, is seeding to limit the scope of the right of the rightful owner to enforce his claim in respect of the said securities. mr ..... as the petitioner was unable to discharge the loan, he obtained from the punjab national bank on the security of the said bonds, the punjab national bank sold the said promissory notes to realise the debts due to them.7. ..... jayaram aiyar has, in the next instance, contended that the promissory notes which are said to have been pledged with the punjab national bank, mathurai branch, by the petitioner became the personal property of the petitioner as evidenced by the correspondence between the petitioner and the union government prior to the issue of the said promissory notes in the name of ..... we do not think that it is necessary for us to go into any further discussion of the point raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner, for, in the view we have taken, we think that section 19 of the public debts act of 1944 saves the petitioner from any criminal action in respect of the pronotes which have been issued in his name and which he has negotiated with the punjab national bank, mathurai.17. mr .....

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