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B. Venkata Reddy and ors. Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1983SC1108; 1983(2)SCALE241; (1984)1SCC645; [1983]3SCR545; 1983(2)SLJ258(SC)

..... colleges form a separate class in the administrative section of the andhra pradesh educational service, and appointment ..... .1970 that in the common seniority list first rank should be given only to those who have secured ..... established or incorporated by or under a central act or a provincial act or a state act or institutions recognised by the university grants commission ..... it desirable to declare those appointments as illegal.39. in the result civil appeals 1652 to 1659 ..... g.o.ms. 1147, education, dated 4.6.1970 and even in rule 3(1) and (2 ..... .o.ms. 1147, education, dated 4.6.1970 about how seniority should be accorded. there is ..... o.ms. 1147, education, dated 4.6.1970. it is true that we cannot base our ..... g.o.ms. 1147, education, dated 4.6.1970 as regards conferment of seniority on first and second ..... be given only to those who have secured first or second class with 50 marks and ..... g.o.ms. 1147, education, dated 4.6.1970 government reiterated the aforesaid decision taken in g.o.ms ..... 941 of 1976 were appointed in 1969, 1970 and 1975 as junior lecturers. in writ ..... holders who were appointed for the first time in 1970 and 1975 as junior lecturers were shown in the ..... 1970 and 1975. therefore, the petitioners and some of respondents 3 to 8 had been appointed in 1969 and 1970 ..... .1970 that in the common seniority list first rank should be given only to those who have secured ..... 1970 in which government considered and decided that in the common seniority list first rank should be given only two those who have secured .....

Shri Safal Kelvani Mandal and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1984)2GLR1488

..... vest in the authorised municipality and also for the control of all other approved schools within the area of authorised municipality excepting such as are maintained by the state government. section 39 provides for recognition of and grants to the approved schools under the private management. this provision has an important bearing on the questions raised in these petitions, and it is ..... for compulsory primary education and to make better provisions for the management and control of primary education in the state. the preamble to the act reiterates that in the discharge of the duty of the government to secure the development and expansion of primary education and for the purpose of implementing the declared policy of the government for universal, free and ..... panchayat to take fresh action according to the correct legal principles if the panchayat is so advised. rule in this petition is made absolute accordingly with no order as to costs.36. the learned advocates representing the respective petitioners pray for the stay of the implementation of the judgment in this group of petitions, so as to enable them to ..... analysis the question of legislative intent as evinced in the amended rule to indicate that the legislature intended to destroy those rights. the amendment in rule 106(2) in 1970 clearly manifests the clear legislative intent that the legislature wanted to impose an obligation on the school managements to undertake that the conditions of teaching and non-teaching staff in .....

K.L. Tripathi Vs. State Bank of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1984SC273; [1984(48)FLR38]; 1983LabIC1680; (1984)ILLJ2SC; 1983(2)SCALE587; (1984)1SCC43; [1984]1SCR184; 1983(2)SLJ623(SC)

..... [1966] supp. s.c.r. 311 that case arose under proceedings in respect of an order passed by the company law board under section 237(b) of the companies act appointing four inspectors to investigate the affairs of the appellant company, on the ground that the board was of the opinion that there were ..... on documentary credits account' before issuing the letters of credit. he however stated that margin amount of rs. 75,000 was lying with the bank as security by means of a draft and the bank's interests were not jeopardised and were fully protected to that extent. the draft was, however, not duly ..... reasons aforesaid, this appeal fails, but for reasons different from those given by the high court, and is accordingly dismissed but without any order as to costs.48. we must, however, observe in conclusion that having regard to the record of the service of the appellant prior to the conduct revealed, in this ..... dismissal. he referred to his excellent record from 1967 to 1973 in which he stated that the entry of appellant's performance was 'excellent' in 1970; that he was an asset to the institution. he further stated that even if there was some technical fault on account of certain interpretation of rules ..... cross-examine the witnesses either regarding the veracity of the material that was gathered against him or on the credibility of the persons who had given evidence.39. reliance was also placed on the observations in the decision of this court in khem chand v. the union of india and ors. : (1959) .....

Dr. Ashok Kumar Mishra and ors. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1984Ori121; 1984(I)OLR248

..... financial commitments and other relevant considerations can only admit a specific number of students to the said colleges. they cannot obviously admit all the applicants who have secured the marks prescribed by the university. it has necessarily to screen the applicants on some reasonable basis. the aforesaid orders of the government only prescribed criteria for ..... making admissions to colleges from among students who secured the minimum qualifying marks prescribed by the university. once it is conceded, and it is not disputed before us, that the state government can run medical ..... the selection on that basis. the order of the government does not in any way contravene article 14 of the constitution.'in chitra ghosh's case (air 1970 sc 35), another constitution bench was also examining the validity of the college prospectus with regard to admission to medical college vis-a-vis article 14 of ..... of dr. jagdish saran v. union of india, air 1980 sc 820, and laid emphasis on the observations of krishna iyer, j., in paras 36 and 39 of the judgment. according to the learned counsel for the petitioners, in the prospectus in question, there has been a blanket ban for the inservice candidates to ..... allowed and both the writ petitions with respect to all other petitioners are dismissed, but in the circumstances, there will be no order as to costs.pathak, c. j.i agree. .....

Manoranjan Hotel Disco and anr. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1983WLN338

..... chosen vantage points; after that, however, the director must select among the images they give him. the director-editor uses his skill to secure an immediately effective flow of images from the multiple view points his cameras and their lenses collectively represent. in the film the same end, ..... in the 1920's, an all-important forward step was taken. in 1923, valdimir k. zworykin, a russian-american inventor, applied for a patent on the iron scope, a radically new television tube incorporating the principle of electronic scanning. in this device (figure 3), light reflected from as ..... casing stations. this was especially the case in countries in which television initially lacked adequate financing (such as france) and directors could not afford costly pictorialization. on the other hand, personnel coming from film making were appalled at the speed with which they were required to prepare and mount ..... low speed.pre-recorded tapes in the form of cassettes (q.v.) and cartridges for home sound systems were in widespread use in the early 1970s, and similar arrangements for home video recording and playback were under development.30. in encyclopaedia of britannica vol. 18 at p. 124, the ..... on february 28, 1983, this important definition has not been considered at all.39. the petroleum act of 1934 puts a restriction on the storage, transportation and corporate of any petroleum, as defined in section 2 of the act of 1934.40. he further submits that the cinematograph rules, 1948 have been enacted .....

Jefferson Cty. Pharm. Ass'n Vs. Abbott Labs.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... do not see that that question becomes any different under this bill from what it is under the present section 2 of the clayton act, for that bill also prohibits discrimination generally in the same terms that this does. but it differs in ..... v. portland retail druggists assn., inc., 425 u. s. 1 , 425 u. s. 11 -12 (1976); united states v. national assn. of securities dealers, inc., 422 u. s. 694 , 422 u. s. 719 -720 (1975). [ footnote 17 ] in one important sense, retail competition from ..... state, and private group health care programs; (ii) the federal government's ability to purchase from drug manufacturers at prices substantially below wholesale cost; and (iii) instances of hospitals, "both nonprofit and proprietary, selling to outpatients or even nonpatients." id. at 73. in his ..... as the pharmacies of jefferson county, alabama, protection from the competition of the strongest competitor of them all. [ footnote 39 ] to create an exemption here clearly would be contrary to the intent of congress. vii we hold that the sale of ..... some conflict among the authorities as to whether sales to states and municipalities are covered by the act"); id. 24.06[2]; e. kintner, a robinson-patman primer 203 (1970) ("although [the attorney general's] opinion appears to have settled the matter where the federal ..... laboratories no. 81-827 argued november 8, 1982 decided february 23, 1983 460 u.s. 150 certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit syllabus petitioner trade association of .....

Smith Vs. Wade

Court : US Supreme Court

..... whitfield, 290 so.2d 49 (fla.1974); randall v. ganz, 96 idaho 785, 537 p.2d 65 (1975); pendowski v. patent scaffolding co., 89 ill.app.3d 484, 411 n.e.2d 910 (1980), appeal denied (ill.1981); meyer v. nottger, 241 ..... of liability for compensatory damages. ii section 1983 is derived from 1 of the civil rights act of 1871, 17 stat. 13. it was intended to create "a species of tort liability" in favor of persons deprived of federally secured rights. carey v. piphus, ..... conduct by state officials. the issue is a little more complicated. the deterrence the court pursues necessarily is accompanied by costs: as our decisions regarding common law immunities explicitly recognize, see cases cited in n. 6, supra, the imposition ..... device to facilitate determination of congressional intent. [ footnote 2/6 ] decisions from the page 461 u. s. 68 1970's, relied on by the court, are almost completely irrelevant to this inquiry into legislative intent. iii the court also ..... 116 p. at 539-540 ("malice of evil motive" necessary to recover punitive damages in california); doroszka v. lavine, 111 conn. 575, 150 a. 692 (1930) (reviewing cases limiting punitive damages to amount of attorney's fees); dibble v. morris, 26 conn. 416, 426 ..... intention," and "intentional wrong," one could discern some shadowy rule of liability resting on recklessness. ante at 461 u. s. 39 -48. ninety years ago, however, the court, after an exhaustive analysis of the foregoing decisions, explicitly and unambiguously reached precisely the .....

Watt Vs. Western Nuclear, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... -raising purposes of the value of not less than $1.25 per acre." 43 u.s.c. 293. section 9 of the act, the provision at issue in this case, stated that "[a]ll entries made and patents issued . . . shall be page 462 u. s. 39 subject to and contain a reservation to the united states of all the coal and other minerals in ..... written consent or waiver of the homesteader, (2) compensates the homesteader for any damages to the "crops or other tangible improvements" on the land, or (3) executes a bond to secure the payment of such damages. in 1949, congress increased the patentee's protection by expanding the liability of the prospector or miner to encompass "any damage that may be caused ..... necessary or fair implication.'" leo sheep co. v. united states, 440 u. s. 668 , 440 u. s. 682 -683 (1979) (quoting united states v. denver & rio grande r. co., 150 u. s. 1 , 150 u. s. 14 (1893)). see burke v. southern pacific r. co., 234 u. s. 669 , 234 u. s. 679 (1914) (congress intended "mineral lands" to be applied "in ..... under the srha constitute "vacant, unreserved, and undisposed of public lands" under statute adding lands to the navajo indian reservation in utah). see also act of sept. 19, 1964, 78 stat. 985, 10, 43 u.s.c. 1400 (1970 ed.) (for purposes of statute creating public land law review commission, "the term public lands' includes . . . outstanding interests of the united states in .....

Guardians Assn. Vs. Civil Svc. Comm'n

Court : US Supreme Court

..... u.s. at 451 u. s. 13 . this omission stood in stark contrast to other sections of the act. because receipt of federal funds was not conditioned on compliance with 6010, the court held that ..... ernst v. hochfelder, 425 u. s. 185 (1976), the court declined to endorse an interpretation of securities and exchange commission rule 10b-5, 17 cfr 240.10b-5 (1975), as proscribing mere negligent conduct. ..... and impermissible relief "will not in many instances be that between day and night." it seems as patent here as in the eleventh amendment context that the relief cannot include a monetary award for past wrongs, ..... federal funds, the courts must recognize that the recipient has "alternative choices of assuming the additional costs" of complying with what a court has announced is necessary to conform to federal law or ..... of civil rights: 1976 (1977); u.s. commission on civil rights, the federal civil rights enforcement effort (1970); comptroller general, agencies when providing federal financial assistance should ensure compliance with title vi (b-197815, apr. 15 ..... lamber, private causes of action under federal agency nondiscrimination statutes, 10 conn.l.rev. 859, 888, and n. 150 (1978) (because of "extreme and harsh" nature of the sanction, the health, education, and welfare department had ..... title vi and the constitution: a regulatory model for defining "discrimination," 70 geo.l.j. 1, 20-39 (1981). the word "discrimination" was nowhere defined in title vi. [ footnote 4/12 ] instead, congress .....

ins Vs. Chadha

Court : US Supreme Court

..... be approved by concurrent resolution) (action by secretary of commerce to prohibit or curtail export of agricultural commodities may be disapproved by concurrent resolution)." "26. energy security act, pub.l. no. 96-294, 104 (b)(3), 104(e), 126(d)(2), 126(d)(3), 128, 129, 132(a)(3), 133 ..... be presented to the president" for approval or disapproval, his disapproval then subject to being overridden by a two-thirds vote of both houses. section 7, cl. 3, goes further: "every order, resolution, or vote to which the concurrence of the senate and house of representatives may be necessary ( ..... sfc of a synthetic fuels project which is receiving financial assistance may be disapproved by resolution of either house) (sfc contract renegotiations exceeding initial cost estimates by 175% may be disapproved by resolution of either house) (proposed financial assistance to synthetic fuel projects in western hemisphere outside united ..... : the space program, international agreements on nuclear energy, tariff arrangements, and adjustment of federal pay rates. [ footnote 3/6 ] during the 1970's, the legislative veto was important in resolving a series of major constitutional disputes between the president and congress over claims of the president to broad ..... to which it is to be applied.' liverpool, n.y. & p. s.s. co. v. emigration commissioners, [113 u.s. 33, 113 u. s. 39 (1885)]." ashwander v. tva, 297 u. s. 288 , 297 u. s. 345 , 297 u. s. 347 (1936) (concurring opinion). unfortunately, today's holding .....