Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1992(3)WLC205; 1992WLN(UC)360
..... [1956]29itr717(sc) .2. ujjam bai v. state of uttar pradesh air 1962 sc 1621 at pp. 1666, para 118.3. k.s. ramamurthy reddiar v. chief commissioner, pondicherry and anr. : [1964]1scr656 .4. rajasthan state electricity board v. mohanlal : (1968)illj257sc .5. sukhdev singh and ors. v. bhagatram sardar singh raghuvanshi and anr. : ..... consider whether the administration is in the hands of a board of directors appointed by the government, through this consideration may not be determinative. if extensive and unusual financial assistance is given and the purpose of the government is giving such assistance coincide with the purpose for which the corporation is expected ..... of the weaker section of the people. the expression, 'other authorities' would thus include all constitutional or statutory authorities on whom powers are conferred by law for the purpose of carrying on commercial activities or to promote the educational and economic interests of the people. thus, the words, 'other authorities' are .....
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Reported in : 1972WLN332
..... not necessary that there should be complete identity between the repealing act and the act repealed in every respect.here the question was about the repealed laws of the erstwhile states with the extension of corresponding central law. where the provision of any central act or regulation is repealed and re-enacted with or without modification then unless it is otherwise expressly provided ..... act, 1913, long after the act of 1956 came into force in pondicherry territory. on consideration of the language of section 648 of the 1936 act as also the provisions of section 6 of the general clauses act the learned judge held that the prosecution under the repealed law could not be initiated after the coming into force of the new act .....
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Reported in : AIR1999Raj334; 1999(3)WLC645; 1999(1)WLN552
..... for poor children of damami samaj, and also for sub-letting a part of the land as well as for not depositing the licence fee and for not getting extension of the licence period as the original licence was valid only for a period of three years and the use of the land had been made by the respondent ..... street or public amenities of public use, after adopting a just, fair and reasonable procedure. trespasser/unauthorised occupant cannot insist to be dispossessed by taking recourse to some other law in force for the time being, for the reason that adjudication of such a dispute is me procedural right to which no one has a vested right. while entertaining ..... the writ petition that he could be evicted only by taking recourse to the provisions of the act of 1964, cannot be entertained.35. it is well settled law that when substantial justice and technical considerations are pitted against each other, the cause of substantial justice deserves to be preferred and when the learned single judge has done .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1992WLN(UC)442
..... particularly, school education. the council is empowered to undertake several kinds of programmes and activities which include coordination or research, extension services and training, dissemination of improved educational techniques and practices in schools, collaborations of ideas and information, preparation and publication ..... dictated the policy decision of the government to ultimately operate this industry exclusively and invited functional control. alongwith this extensive functional control, we find that shriram also receives sizeable assistance in the shape of loans and overdrafts running into ..... laws....in the face of these deductions following from the constitution itself, i find it wholly impossible to accede to the submission that what is termed as judicial power of the state which, '; is submitted, would include quasi-judicial authorities created under statutes do not fall within the definition of the 'state'.6. in k.s. ramomurthy reddiar v. chief commissioner, pondicherry .....
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