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National Textile Corporation Ltd., (Pattern) Employees' Association, V ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(2)ALLMR144; 2003(4)BomCR70; (2003)IIILLJ340Bom; 2003(2)MhLj700

..... managing or whole-timedirector, by whatever name called) or manager shall notbecome an employee of the national textile corporation. (3) notwithstanding anything contained in the industrial disputesact, 1947, or in any other law for the time being in force thetransfer of the services of any ..... is duly terminated or until hisremuneration, terms and conditions of employment are duly alteredby the national textile corporation. provided that in respect of any sick textile undertaking themanagement of which could not be taken over by the centralgovernment under the sick textile undertakings (taking over ofmanagement) act, 1972 by reason of any decree, order or injunctionof any court, any agent, director (including a .....

Gibson Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... u. s. 339 2. having been denied classification as a minister of religion under the selective training and service act, classified as a conscientious objector, and ordered to report to a civilian camp for work of national importance, and having exhausted his administrative remedies, gibson reported to camp, remained five days, and departed without leave ..... eighth circuit syllabus 1. having been denied classification as a minister of religion under the selective training and service act, classified as a conscientious objector, and ordered to report to a civilian camp for work of national importance, and having exhausted his administrative remedies up to that point, dodez refused to go to camp ..... smith. [ footnote 1 ] each petitioner has been convicted for violating 11 of the selective training and service act, 54 stat. 894, 50 u.s.c. app. 311, dodez for failing to report for work of national importance after being ordered to do so, and gibson for having unlawfully deserted the camp to which he .....

United States Vs. Rock Island Motor Transit Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... method to insure the maximum development of the two transportation agencies -- rail and motor -- as coordinate transportation page 340 u. s. 420 services in accordance with the declaration of policy in the motor carrier act of 1935 and with the national transportation policy. p. 340 u. s. 431 . (d) specific statutory authority for such restriction is found in the requirements of the proviso ..... certificates when it deemed the proposed railroad motor carrier affiliates would operate as auxiliary to and supplemental of railroad service, congress reenacted 213 of the motor carrier act in 5(2) of the transportation act of 1940. such limitation was in furtherance of the national transportation policy, for otherwise the resources of railroads might soon make over-the-road truck competition impossible, as unregulated .....

National Jute Manufacturing Corporation National Employees Union and o ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1995(70)FLR758],(1995)ILLJ1089Cal

..... medical treatment and attendance rules that along with other disputes raised by the petitioners were to be resolved by the labour court or the national tribunal under section 36-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947. reliance has been placed on the decision on shyam kishore v. municipal corporation, : air1992sc2279 . reliance has also been placed ..... factory or establishment belonging to or being under the control of the government. njmc was not a department of the government but an independent entity having separate service regulations, separate establishment, etc. the factories of njmc belonged to njmc and not to the government. njmc was under the control of the board of directors ..... is also admitted that from time to time the level was increased. in other words, the terms and conditions of service did not envisage the exclusion of the applicability of the employees' state insurance act for all times to come.36. the argument that by clause 17 of the 1989 memoranda of settlement, the medical .....

State of Bihar and ors. Vs. Dr. Asis Kumar Mukherjee and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC192; 1975LabIC141; (1975)ILLJ198SC; (1975)3SCC602; [1975]2SCR894; 1975(7)LC42(SC)

..... mukherjee worked were not proved to be teaching institutions either recognised by the medical council of india or regarded as such under the provisions of the british national health service act.(iv) the testimonials produced by the 1st respondent or at least some of them were not reliable and could not, without further proof, be treated as ..... virtually accepted that decision when it examined the case of dr. mukherjee in accordance with the direction in writ petition c.w.j.c. no. 754 of 1972. teaching institutions abroad not being ruled out, we consider it right to reckon as competent and qualitatively acceptable those institutions which are linked with, or are recognised ..... teaching experience in a teaching, institution whereupon he sought refuge in the writ jurisdiction of the high court and filed c.w.j.c. 754 of 1972 contending that he had acquired the required teaching experience during the time he worked in the united kingdom and was therefore entitled to be appointed lecturer. the .....

Marquette Nat. Bank Vs. First of Omaha Svc. Corp.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ) nor does the statutory location of the bank change because the credit cards can be used to purchase goods and services outside nebraska. pp. 439 u. s. 312 -313. (e) congress, in enacting the national bank act of 1864, intended to facilitate a "national banking system," whose interstate nature was fully recognized, and there was no intention to exempt interstate loans from the reach ..... directly receive interest. however, the first of omaha service corporation does accept assignments of delinquent accounts from the first national bank of omaha, and as an incident to collecting these accounts, does collect interest." app. 92a-94a. [ footnote 25 ] similarly, the mere fact that a national bank "transacts business" or even violates the securities exchange act of 1934 in a state other than that .....

Ms. National Seeds Corpn. Ltd. Vs. M. Madhusudhan Reddy and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... plea that the district forum could not have awarded compensation to the respondents without complying with section 13(1)(c) of the consumer act was negatived by the national commission by observing that after having used all the seeds for sowing the respondent was not in a position to provide sample for testing ..... court referred to sections 74 and 75 of the employees state insurance act, 1948, the definition of the `consumer' contained in section 2 ..... dispensary could file a complaint under the consumer act for award of compensation by alleging negligence on the part of the doctors in the dispensary. the district forum, the state commission and the national commission declined relief to the appellant on the ground that the medical services provided in esi dispensary were gratituous. this .....

FeIn Vs. Selective Service System

Court : US Supreme Court

..... national board unanimously classified petitioner i-a, with no reasons given. there is no outstanding induction order for petitioner, who brought this pre-induction suit challenging, on due process grounds, the constitutionality of his selective service appeal procedures. the district court dismissed the complaint, finding the suit barred by 10(b)(3) of the military selective service act ..... have been undergoing change. some amendments were promulgated effective december 10, 1971. 36 fed.reg. 23374-23385. others were promulgated effective march 11, 1972. 37 fed.reg. 5120-5127. from these it appears that all, or nearly all, the procedural features about which dr. fein complains in the ..... board, and, on request, to a statement of reasons for any adverse decision. ensuing changes in regulation, effective december, 1971, and march, 1972, provide the procedural features that petitioner complained were lacking. held: 1. section 10(b)(3) forecloses pre-induction judicial review where the board has .....

Chinta Jaiswal Vs. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1994(0)MPLJ777

..... stroud's judicial dictionary, 4th edition, volume 2, at page 894 wherein certain examples have been given as under :-'(b) 'employed person., gainfully occupied in employment., under a contract of service' (national insurance acts, 1946 (c.67) section l(2)(a) and 1965 (c) 51, section 1(2) (a). a person whose expenses exceeded his remuneration was held to be an 'employed person ..... of social security, (1969)2 w.l.r. 1.'self employed persons' (national insurance act, 1965 (c. 51), section 1(2)(b). a music hall artist was held to be employed under a contract for service and not a 'contract of service' and was, therefore, a self-employed person gould v. minister of national insurance, 1951 1 k. b. 731. but see stagecraft v. minister .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Shri J.P. Verma and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 98(2002)DLT510; [2003(96)FLR184]

..... shortly his parent cadre.'10. in terms of article 312 of the constitution of india, the parliament has enacted all india services act, 1951. indian police service is an all india service within the meaning of section 2 thereof.11. as regards deputation of the concerned officers, admittedly government instructions have been issued commonly ..... the national human rights commission was the foundation and not the motive for passing the order dated 3rd august 2000.it may be true that a deputationist in common law has no legal right but it is not in dispute that the petitioner's service is governed by the all india services act, 1951 ..... national human rights commission was a foundation for passing the said order dated 3rd august 2000 in terms whereof the first respondent was sought to be repatriated on extraneous consideration. the learned counsel would urge that the order of repatriation having regard to the nature of service of the first respondent which is governed by all india services act .....