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G. Venkataramanappa Vs. C. Kotappa

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1988KAR2037; 1988(2)KarLJ136

..... the following issues :-' 1. whether the applicants prove that there isrelationship of employer and employee?2. whether the respondent proves the settlements dated 8-3-76 and13-3-76 and prove the payments to the applicants as mentioned inpara-2 of the objection statement?3. whether the applicants prove their claims?4. to what ..... , theprovisions of this act shall be in addition to and not in derogationof the industrial disputes act, 1947, or any corresponding lawrelating to investigation and settlement of industrial disputes inforce in a state.'the language of this section is not like the overriding provisionenacted under section 14 of, the gratuity act. the ..... then, such dispute shall be deemed to an industrial disputewithin the meaning of the industrial disputes act, 1947, or of artycorresponding law relating to investigation and settlement ofindustrial disputes in force in a state and the provisions of that actor, as the case may be, such law, shall, save as otherwise expresslyprovided, .....

The Berar Oil Industries Vs. N.H. Majumdar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1957)59BOMLR1189

..... of the employees in the national berar oil industries, made an application to the state industrial court under section 41 of the central provinces and berar industrial disputes settlement act, alleging, among other things, that the petitioner had effected an illegal change by reducing the number of the employees in the industry and asked for a ..... in the state industrial court was reiterated. it was urged that under rule 37(g) of the rules framed under the c.p. and berar industrial disputes settlement act read along with rule 36(d) of those rules, it, was the district industrial court alone which had jurisdiction to entertain the applicationand that the jurisdiction ..... in the grounds before us to the finding of the state industrial court in this regard. suffice it to say that the state industrial court found that the payment of compensation to the employees retrenched and the service of notice on the state government regarding the action taken have not been established in this case. the .....

Dilip Construction Company Vs. Hindustan Steel Ltd.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1973MP261

..... assurance co. ltd. v. dalmia iron and steel ltd., air 1965 cal 42. lastly the learned counsel urges that the respondent having failed to pay in full and settlement of the bill submitted by the appellant, there existed a dispute on the date of submission. at any event, he contends, that the respondent having joined issue on various ..... 15th december, 1961. during the period in question, the appellant could perform the contract to the extent of 31,52,132.32 cft. of lime stone, and received payments for the work done against running bills. upon termination of the contract, the respondent prepared a final bill for rupees 21,000/-. this was not accepted by the ..... to whom and in what manner the same shall be borne and paid. work under the contract shall, if reasonably possible, continue during the arbitration proceedings, and no payments due or payable by the employer shall be withheld on account of such proceedings. provided, that in matter of claims where the amount involved does not exceed rs. 25 .....

Dhaunkal Sheo Ram Vs. Man Kauri Ram Jas and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1970P& H431

..... view of the judgments of this court in dhian singh v. dy. secy, to govt. punjab rehabilitation deptt. 61 pun lr 529 = (air 1960 punj 41). sampuran singh v. chief settlement commr., delhi. 61 pun lr 926 --(air 1960 punj 153), and deep chand t. additional director, consoudation of holdings. punjab. 66 pun lr 318 = (air 1964 punj 249). in ..... 3) of rule 6. my learned brother, narula j., did not say in that case that the order was a nullity. the second case in sahib singh v. dy. chief settlement commr., 1967 cur lj (punj & har) 760, and in that case my learned brother, narula j., did hold that an order made without notice to the petitioner in that ..... b', proceeded to accept the application of the appellant under section 18 of the act for purchase of the land, directing payment of the first instalment of the price within fifteen days of the date of the order and payment of the remaining instalments after every six months. respondent 1 was in appeal from the order of the assistant collector first .....

Savitri Tea Estate Vs. Oil India Limited and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... applied to the state administration for acquiring the land as well as for taking over possession thereof as contemplated under sections 189 and 190 of the settlement rules, admittedly, the parties had entered into one negotiation for fixing the compensation and other matters relating to delivery of possession etc. it is ..... the purpose of acquisition ;(ii) that the company has made all reasonable efforts to get such lands by negotiation with the persons interested therein on payment of reasonable price and such efforts have failed.'...................................'(2) the collector shall, after giving the company a reasonable opportunity, to make any representation in this ..... interest. this court eventually by order dated 3.9.1990 disposed of the civil rule directing the deputy commissioner, dibrugarh to assess the damages for payment of compensation in terms of the directions contained in the judgment rendered in oil and natural gas commission, eastern region, nazira, petitioner v. assam .....

Jairam Panduji Maple Vs. D.K. Anwikar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1957)59BOMLR1125

..... as apanch in our view, therefore, we must give the expression 'illegal practice' a meaning which will make the meaning of rule 2 of the rules regulating the settlement of election disputes under section 144(2)(ii), consistent with the provisions of the act and the provisions contained in the rules. as i have already pointed out, there ..... rules relating to election petitions consistent and rational.7. in our view, therefore, the extra assistant commissioner rightly concluded that inasmuch as the applicant was a defaulter in the payment of professional tax, his election was void, and he was, therefore, right in directing a fresh election to be held in order to elect a panch from ward no ..... 11(1)(f) and for election, nomination or appointment as a panch, deputy sarpanch or sarpanch under section 14(k) of the act.and then, as regards the payment of professional tax, mr. abhyankar has referred to a rule set out at page 29, and that deals with what is called a tax on profession, trade or calling .....

Air India Ltd. Vs. the Appellate Authority Under Payment of Gratuity A ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1999(1)BomCR426; [1999(81)FLR900]

..... a salutary benefaction statutorily guaranteed to the employee and even if there was an agreement or settlement between the employer and the employee affecting such a right, it would be hit by the provisions of section 14 of the payment of gratuity act. i have already reproduced in para 20 above, the relevant observations ..... my view, refusal on the part of this court to entertain the writ petition of the employees for issuing a writ of mandamus against the petitioner for payment of gratuity, provident fund, concessional passages and medical facilities cannot be confused with the' substantive applications made by the employees under the gratuity act, 1972, ..... the amount of gratuity payable to the respondent employees relying upon the provisions of leave and licence agreement ?(ii) whether the petitioner can withhold the payment of amount of gratuity due to the respondent employees on the ground that they have continued to unauthorisedly occupy the service quarters allotted to them even .....

Mohd. Bashir Vs. Azizul Qadar

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1967All1

..... under which such deposit is made and may, until such doubt has been removed or such dispute has been settled by the decision of any competent court, or by settlement between the parties, continue to deposit, in like manner, the rent that may subsequently become due in respect of such building'. in sub-clause (i), the ..... could afford no protection to the appellant because the deposit was not made within 30 days of the notice given by the respondent to the appellant, demanding the payment of arrears of rent for more than three months. this submission was made on the basis that the first notice of demand was given by the respondent ..... was removed and the plaintiff-respondent was appointed mutwalli.3. on september 26, 1961, the plaintiff respondent sent a notice to the appellant, terminating the tenancy and demanding payment of arrears of rent subsequently, on november 21, 1961, the respondent sent a fresh notice to the appellant, again terminating the tenancy, demanding arrears of rent due till .....

Manager, General Motor Owner's Association, Washim and Anr. Vs. Mahamo ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1968Bom395; (1967)69BOMLR833; 1968MhLJ119

..... of the act as a whole unless an order under section 16 of the c. p. and berar industrial disputes settlement act is first passed and the worker obtains an order of reinstatement, the payment of wages authority would have no jurisdiction to grant the claim for wages even though the change has been declared illegal ..... act. that is also clear from the objects and reasons stated for the amendment in 1957. the terms of payment under contracts of employment used to be frequently modified by awards of tribunals or other settlements or the wages revised statutorily or through adjudication, arbitration and other proceedings under the industrial law and the intention was ..... wages act? (2) whether a declaration that the change is illegal under section 41 of the c. p. and berar industrial disputes settlement act, 1947, makes any difference? (3) whether the payment of wages authority will have the power to entertain such an application when the above act, by section 16, makes a special provision for the .....

Sri Sri Sri Krishna Chandra Gajapathi Narayana Deo Maharajulugaru, Zam ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1926)51MLJ510

..... reference to shares which are found in the correspondence of the court of wards, ex. jj series, relating to the block survey and subsequent settlement. these do not by any means prove that the varam. system prevailed in the kosamala village prior to the management by the court of wards. further, as pointed out by the defendants, there is ..... 5 an acre. ex. iv under column 14 makes mention of cash rent as per lease by the zamindar and gives the rates. ex. k also refers to cash payment. the evidence given by the defendants shows that money rents prevailed in this village from 1826 to 1865. admittedly it prevailed since that date also. it is suggested that ..... written statement.) there is no evidence that a permanent arrangement fixing the rates for ever binding on the estate as a permanent settlement was ever introduced by the court of wards. as i have already shown payment of rent in money prevailed when the court of wards took up the management. by block surveying the zamindari and settling the .....