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Shri Umed Vs. Raj Singh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC43; (1975)1SCC76; [1975]1SCR918

..... being purchased at small cost so as to upset the whole election. it is an admitted fact that the appellant was a young man fresh from the university and it does not appear that he had much experience of elections. although he stood as an independent candidate selected by the chaubisee he had been given ..... which we have discussed above. it emphasises the etymological meaning of the word 'withdraw' ignoring its contextual setting and inter-relation with the other provisions of the act. the explanation which this court gave for the deletion of the words 'to retire from contest' was that these words were unnecessary and hence they were advisedly ..... 'retirement from contest'. it cannot be given that meaning here, because, apart altogether from other reasons already discussed, 'retirement from contest' is something impossible under the act after the deletion of section 55a. the only way in which the argument could be attempted to be put by the learned counsel on behalf of the first respondent .....

Smt. Satya Vs. Shri Teja Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC105; 1975CriLJ52; (1975)1SCC120; [1975]2SCR197

..... a well-recognized principle that 'private international law is not the same in all countries'. there is no system of private international law which can claim universal recognition and that explains why cheshire, for example, says that his book is concerned solely with that system which obtains in eneland, that is to say ..... the rigour of the rule regarding the dominance of domicil was reduced by frequent legislative interventions.35. by section 1 of the law reforms (miscellaneous provisions) act, 1949, english courts were given jurisdiction to entertain proceedings for divorce by a wife even if the husband was not domiciled in england, provided that the ..... find a solution to such schizoid situations as the british parliament has, to a large extent, done by passing the 'recognition of divorces and legal separations act, 1971'. perhaps, the international hague convention of 1970 which contains a comprehensive scheme for relieving the confusion caused by differing systems of conflict of laws may .....

Vatal Nagaraj Vs. R. Dayanand Sagar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC349; (1975)4SCC127; [1975]2SCR384

..... state corrupt practice. even notions on nude dances and or economic exploitation of people cannot be judged by mid victorian prudery when interpreting section 123 of the act. we have to be aware of realities informed by the current ethos of the community and remember the usual margin of electoral exaggeration, while construing such speeches ..... . but the court can only correct what comes before it and perhaps sound warning bells about the enormity of the environmental pollution during elections, for statesmanship to act, if law in this area is not to be robbed of pervasive potency.8. the catalogue of corrupt practices begins with an election-eye gift of rs. ..... the appellant, highlighting only those which have found favour with the trial judge. however, the structure of section 123 of the representation of the people act, 1951 (hereinafter called the act, for short) is such that where a candidate is guilty of one or many of the enumerated corrupt practices, his election must be set aside .....

Sukhdev Singh, Oil and Natural Gas Commission, Life Insurance Corporat ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC1331; [1975(30)FLR283]; 1975LabIC881; (1975)ILLJ399SC; (1975)1SCC421; [1975]3SCR619

..... who run the trade and who can claim the income coming from it as their own. 182. the decision in k. s. ramamurthi reddiar v. the chief commissioner, pondicherry : [1964]1scr656 is not helpful in deciding what an authority is because the appellate in that case was ' quasi-judicial authority.183. in kasturilal v. state 1966 (1 ..... natural justice, according to the master and servant test, looks illogical and even bizarre. a specialist surgeon was denied protection which is given to a hospital doctor; a university professor, as a servant has been denied the right to be heard, a dock labourer and an undergraduate have been granted it; examples can be multiplied. one may ..... of and for the purpose of the company and the powers of entry are all authority and agency of the central government.45. the life insurance act is an act to provide for the nationalisation of life insurance business in india by transferring all such business to the corporation established for the purpose and to provide for .....

Wood Vs. Strickland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... respect to two of the highest officers of the state, the governor and adjutant general. in that case, the estates of students killed at kent state university sued these officials under 1983. after weighing the competing claims, the court concluded: "these considerations suggest that, in varying scope, a qualified immunity is ..... term policy. [ footnote 10 ] "like legislators and judges, these officers are entitled to rely on traditional sources for the factual information on which they decide and act." scheuer v. rhodes, supra, at 416 u. s. 246 (footnote omitted). as with executive officers faced with instances of civil disorder, school officials, confronted ..... to cause a deprivation of such rights or other injury to the student. but a compensatory award will be appropriate only if the school officials acted with such an impermissible motivation or with such disregard of the student's clearly established constitutional rights that their action cannot reasonably be characterized as being .....

The Gandhi Faiz-e-am College, Shahjahanpur Vs. University of Agra and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC1821; (1975)2SCC283; [1975]3SCR810

..... ) as against the innocuous prescriptions bearing on management in the present case, we may make a vivid comparison of the clauses. a chart may speak with eloquent clarity :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- kerala university act guru nanak university statutes (d.a.v. college) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (1) (2) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- section 48 governing body for private statute 2 (1) (a) college not under corporate management- a college applying for admission ( ..... not only be disturbed but also mixed. these provisions in section 33a(1)(a) cannot therefore apply to minority institutions.(at p. 1399)the features of the agra university act vis-a-vis the minority institutions are conspicuously different and leave almost unaffected the total integrity of the administration by the religious group, save in the minimal inclusion of .....

Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi Vs. Shri Raj NaraIn and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC1590; [1978]2SCR405

..... orders of the high court the disappointed party could come to this court under the provisions of the constitution (articles 133 or 136).20. still later, by amending act no, lxvii of 1966, the high court was conferred original jurisdiction to try election petitions and it was provided in section 107 that the order of the high court ..... in the register as member to avoid disqualification under article 101 of the constitution postulates that he is a member and is not disqualified under section 8a of the act. for, if the disqualification under section 8a operates and he ceases to be a member, there is no need to veto his drawing remuneration, voting or participating ..... of the judgment and order of- the high court under appeal.ii. consequentially, the disqualification imposed upon that appellant as a statutory sequel under section 8a of the act and as forming part of the judgment and order impugned will also suspended. that is to' say, the petitioner will remain a member of the lock sabha for .....

Bar Council of Maharashtra Vs. M.V. Dabholkar and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC2092; (1975)2SCC702; [1976]1SCR306

..... to initiate or intervene in actions although by the narrow rule of locus standi such a course could not have been justified (see p. 807-new york university law review, vol. 46 1971). in fact, citizen organisations have recently been campaigning for using legal actions for protection of community interest, broadening the scope ..... individual advocate accused, of misconduct. it seems to me that we could and should, therefore, hold that the state bar council, in its executive capacity, acts as the prosecutor through its executive commit tee. there is no incongruity in its disciplinary committee, representing its judicial wing, functioning as an impartial judge whose ..... second, the bar council is 'a person aggrieved' because it represents the collective conscience of the standards of professional conduct and etiquette. the bar council acts as the protector of the purity and dignity of the profession. third, the function of the bar council in entertaining complaints against advocates is when the .....

The Sole Trustee, Lok Shikshana Trust Vs. the Commissioner of Income T ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC10; [1975]101ITR234(SC); (1976)1SCC254; [1976]1SCR461

..... an added qualification of the last and widest category. although the term 'education' as used in section 2(15) of the act, seems wider and more comprehensive than education through educational institutions, such as universities, whose income is given an exemption from income-tax separately under section 10(22) provided the educational institution concerned does not exist ..... or for less than the ordinary price. an eleemosynary element is not essential even in the strict english view of charitable uses (commissioners v. university college of north wales (1909) 5 tax cas 408. 37. it seems clear to us that the amended provision, section 2(15) in the ..... be interpreted, if it were found in a statute, ejusdem generis with the previous three categories which were less wide and more specific. the framers of our act of 1922 must have been attracted by this classification which they adopted with some modifications. 'medical relief' was apparently substituted for 'advancement of religion'. in all india .....

The Newabganj Sugar Mills Co. Ltd. and ors. Vs. the Union of India (Uo ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC1152; (1976)1SCC120; [1976]1SCR803; 1975(7)LC824(SC)

..... 'the primordial necessity of order in social life.' wide enough in all conscience is the field of discretion that remains. benjamin cardozo's the nature of the judicial process, yale university press (1921)the difficulty we face here cannot force us to abandon the inherent powers of the court to do. 'the inherent power has its roots in necessity and its ..... vouchers the retailers and the latter in turn may prove who the ultimate buyers are. the high court may devise modifications of this scheme or direct the state government to act on any scheme subject to the moneys reaching the real small buyers from the retailers.g. the if any further directions in the mechanics of the scheme are felt necessary .....