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1. Dr. Rajiv Gupta Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... associate professor in surgery for five years in a medical college or a recognized teaching medical institution such as aiims new delhi, pgi chandigarh, jimer pondicherry and such other institutions, as are recognized by the medical council of india . b) associate professor -do- as assistant professor in surgery for ..... tutor or a senior resident for a period of two years in a recognized teaching medical institution recognized by the medical council of india or the university of kashmir /jammu provided that the teaching experience, if any, gained before or during the postgraduation studentship shall not be considered while determining the ..... enroll doctors in the concerned discipline. dr. vikrant singh claims to have dnb qualification in surgical gastroenterology . schedule-i to the indian medical council act 1956 does not include surgical gastroenterology amongst the recognized medical qualifications. the diplomat n.b. qualification granted by national board of examination after 30th august, .....

Dr. Arun Sharma Vs. State and ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... qualifications by medical institutions within india but not included in the schedule-i. schedules i, ii, and iii of the act catalogue universities and medical institutions and the degrees granted by such universities recognized under the act. in case of part-i of the schedule-iii, 25 such recognition is subject to the conditions laid down in ..... in the said case, the appellants were aspirants for the post of lecturer in thoracic surgery. dr. arvind kohli had m.ch degree in cvts from jipmer, pondicherry whereas dr. ishtiaq mir had m.ch degree in cvts from skims, srinagar. the doctors though having m.ch degrees in the speciality concerned to their credit ..... and experience as prescribed in schedule ii [serial no.29 (b)].16. in the present case, the petitioners have mbbs from a university mentioned in the ist schedule, indian medical council act, 1956. they admittedly do not have post-graduation degree in surgery/gynaecology/medicine and other clinical subjects to their credit. the petitioners .....

Prabjeet Singh Vs. Administrator, Notified Area Committee, Tangmarg/Gu ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1989J& K75

..... dated 17-11-1983, copy whereof is annexure d to the petition. the receipt of the deposit is also annexed as annexure-e to the petition.4. in 1985 revised plans were submitted to the chief project officer gulmarg project organisation in which permission was sought for construction of building on an area of 40,957 sq. ft ..... into being. the then minister housing and urban development department had constituted a committee in exercise of powers vested in him under section 10 of the town planning act of 1963. this committee was to be headed by chief engineer gulmarg project organisation. chief executive officer gulmarg project organisation was one of the six members of the ..... only which relate to collection of tax within the municipal area and its expenditure. the tax is to be imposed by the govt. section 284 of the municipal act does not deal with any question relating to the construction of buildings in the notified areas of tangmarg/gulmarg. the appointment of respondent no. 2 is restricted to .....

Mohd. Abdullah Hafiz Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(2)JKJ551

..... 673 enshrines that bail can be granted only under exceptional circumstances as incorporated under section 37 of the ndps act, 1985, it is not an authority to lay that in no case bail can be granted to an accused under the act, even if the court is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for beleiving that the accused is ..... be said that even prima-facie the trial court of district & session judge, pulwama had reasonable ground to believe that the accused is guilt of offence under the act. in the totality of facts and circumstances applicant mohd. abdullah hafiz qualifies to be admitted on bail on the criteria that the court is satisfied, that there ..... admitted to bail or not, is the satisfaction of court whether there are reasonable grounds for believing that the accused is or not guilty of offence under the act. this necessarily implies going through statement of witnesses, case put-forth by the prosecution. contraband seized and other aspects of the case having bearing on the question. .....

Mst. Aisha and anr. Vs. Bashir Ahamad Haji

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1987J& K68

..... minor's person must be guided by only one consideration, that is, protection of the minors welfare. he has placed reliance on mohd. yunus v. smt. shamshad bano. air 1985 all 217 and hoshie shavaksha dolikuka v. thirty hoshie dolikuka, air 1984 sc 410 to indicate that it was the minor s welfare which was the sole consideration to be ..... provisions of section 10 of the guardians and wards act. the court at the stage oi presentation of the application is competent to dismiss the application in limine for not being in accordance with law. but after it is ..... deciding the appeal had held that the application was liable to be rejected in limine for there was no compliance with section 10(3) of the guardian and wards act. on examining this authority one finds that if an application is made for the appointment of guardian, it is to be attested by two witnesses in accordance with the .....

Dr. Dalip Singh Jamwal Vs. University of Jammu and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(3)JKJ545

..... case the writ petition is allowed.12. the appointment of teachers is regulated by the jammu and kashmir universities act, 1968, and .statutes & regulations under the act (as amended upto february, 1999) (for short hereinafter referred to as the act). section 24(d) of the act provides that all appointment (permanent or temporary) to the posts of teachers shall be made by the ..... years.14. it is not in dispute that initial appointment of the petitioner as a teaching fellow was upto the end of current academic session, i.e. 31.5.1985. thereafter, on completing his ph.d. vide order dated 11.2.1986, salary of the petitioner was fixed equivalent to minimum of the pay scale of rs. 700- ..... difference of pay and allowances in the event of change of date of placement.3. in brief, the facts are that the petitioner vide order dated 9.4.1985 was initially appointed as teaching fellow in the department of mathematics at a consolidated salary of rs. 700/- per month. his appointment was to take effect from 11. .....

M.i.E and R and anr. Vs. Commissioner of Sales Tax and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... public utility of general public utility.'section 10(22) sub-clause (a) to clause (e) to sub-section (1) of section 4.'any income of a university and (a) 'property exclusively used forother educational institution, charitable or (religious) purposes.existing solely for educationalpurposes and not for purposes ofprofit.'(b) and the property owned ..... produced following admitted facts emerge:(i) that the petitioner was granted exemption from payment of uip tax under the j&k; uip tax act for the valuation period 1980 to 1985 and no tax was imposed upto 31.03.1991;(ii) that the petitioner applied for grant of exemption certificate in form no. m ..... was preferred on variety of grounds including that the petitioner was entitled to exemption from the payment of tax which exemption was being enjoyed by petitioner since 1985. the petitioner institute being non-profitable organization is a charitable institute and thus entitled to exemption. income exclusively applied for the charitable purposes. it is .....

State of Jammu and Kashmir, Vs. Dr. Susheela Sawhney and State of Jamm ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K83,2003(1)JKJ35

..... state of jammu & kashmir, petitioner, dr. reeta gupta, passed her m.b.b.s. from the university of jammu in the year 1983. there-after, she was appointed as assistant surgeon in the health department in november, 1985. she got married to dr. raj deep, a non-state subject. dr. reeta gupta did her post ..... residency as the basis of inheritance of the property. like-wise under hindu laws the property devolves in accordance with the provisions of the hindu succession act and this act too does not recognize citizenship or permanent residency for the purpose of 'inheritance of the property'. there is no legislative enactment providing that in the matter ..... the constitution of india became fully operational on january 26, 1950. at that time state (jammu and kashmir) was governed by 'the jammu and kashmir constitution act, 1939' (act no. xiv of samvat 1966), which was promulgated by then maharaja bahadur on september 7, 1939.4. after the constitution of india became fully operational the president .....

Lubna Mehraj and ors. Vs. Mehraj-ud-dIn Kanth

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(1)JKJ418

..... referring to the relevant passages from summarised sahi a1-bukhari, (a compilation of holy sayings of the holy prophet) translated by dr. muhammad muhsin khan, islamic university, (kingdon of saudi arabia); the islamic law on maintenance of women, children, parents and other relatives by dr. m. afzal wani (1995 edn); tahir ..... granted by the magistrate, was rs. 500. subsequently, the state of jammu and kashmir enacted the jammu and kashmir code of criminal procedure (amendment) act, 1998 (act no. iv of 1998). by virtue of the aforesaid amendment, besides recasting section 488, certain insertions were made in section 489 of the code whereby, ..... right can be enforced under section 488 of the code of criminal procedure during that period. section 4(1)(d) of the sri pratap jammu and kashmir laws consolidation act, 1977 runs as under: '(d) in questions regarding succession, inheritance, special property of females, betrothals, marriage divorce, dower, adoption, guardianship, minority, bastardy, .....

Ch. Liaqat Ali Vs. Puran Singh and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2006(2)JKJ557

..... as in civil action but proof beyond reasonable shadow of doubt as in criminal trials as has been held in surinder singh v. hardial singh and ors. : [1985]1scr1059 and laxmi narayan nayak v. ramratan chaturvedi and ors. : air1991sc2001 . the case of the petitioner firstly is that respondent puran singh contested the election on a ..... expression recognized political party used in sub-section (1). the recognition to a political party is granted under section 29(a) of the central representation of people act, 1951 which empowers election commission of india to register any association or body of individual citizens of india calling itself as a political party, as a political ..... election of respondent puran singh only on two grounds as contemplated by clauses (b) and (c) of section 108 of jammu and kashmir representation of people act, 1957 (for short the act). before dealing with the challenge under ground (b) i would take firstly the challenge under clause (c) of section 108. under clause (c) of .....