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Bilash Chandra Mitra Vs. Balmer Lawrie and Co. Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1953Cal613,57CWN169,(1953)IILLJ337Cal

..... is further denied that the award entitled the plaintiff to claim reinstatement and pay and allowance as alleged. it is further stated that by accepting and enjoying the pension the plaintiff had waived his right to be reinstated and to receive the pay and allowances, and so the suit should be dismissed.5. the following issues were ..... plaintiff has also given evidence in the box. he states that he and few other employees formed the balmer lawrie and company's employees union in july or august 1946 and he was the vice-president of the union. in or about october 194s the employees submitted a charter of demands to the defendant company. after the charter ..... between the employer and the workmen falling under the definition of that word in the industrial disputes act.'14. mr. p. sanyal, the learned advocate for the plaintiffs contended that his client was not dismissed or discharged but was merely pensioned off and so the relationship of master and servant had not been terminated or wiped out at .....

United States Vs. Alire

Court : US Supreme Court

..... precedent for the future action of any executive department of the government in the adjustment of such class of cases, . . . and such facts shall be certified to by the presiding justice of the court of claims, the supreme court shall entertain an appeal on behalf of the united states, without regard to the amount in controversy." [ footnote 1 ] 10 ..... . alire 73 u.s. (6 wall.) 573 appeal from the court of claims syllabus a case in the court of claims which involves the right of a claimant to a military bounty land warrant under the acts of congress of march 3, 1855, and may 14, 1856, which claim had been rejected by the commissioner of pensions, and the rejection ..... fifth section of the act of march 3, 1863, which provides "that when the judgment or decree will affect a class of cases, or furnish a precedent for the future action of any executive department of the government in the adjustment of such class of cases, . . . and such facts shall be certified to by the presiding justice of the .....

Dattajirao Alias Tatyasaheb BIn Shidhojirao Alias Abasaheb Ghorpade Vs ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1915)ILR39Bom352

..... not, in general, hereditary.'4. there is, therefore, a strong presumption that the pleader for the plain till in agreeing that a certificate was necessary under the pensions act was taking a correct view of the position. but if that was not correct, it could only be shown to be incorrect by the production oil evidence which ..... plaintiff agrees that a certificate is necessary and wants time to produce it.' time, accordingly, in accordance with the practice of! civil courts in this presidency was given to the plaintiff's pleader. on the 1st april 1913 the learned judge disposed of the suit upon, the preliminary issue, 'saying 'after repeated adjournments for the production of ..... part i, page 192. the plaintiff's pleader wants lime to appeal to the commissioner, but no such remedy is given to him by law. the suit is, therefore, dismissed with, costs.'3. now the plea raised by the sixth paragraph of the written statement was based upon the provision of the pensions act, section 4, that 'no civil .....

S. Kapur Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1960SC493; [1960]2SCR569

..... opportunity of showing cause against the action proposed to be taken and that any representation which the appellant may make in that connection will be considered by the president before taking the proposed action. the appellant was called upon to submit his representation in writing within twenty one days from the receipt of the letter. the ..... was served with an order passed by the government of east punjab suspending him from service. on may 5, 1950, the appellant submitted a representation to the president of india protesting against the action of the government of east punjab suspending him from service and praying that he be removed from the control of the punjab ..... to receive the same conditions of service as respects remuneration, leave and pension and the same rights as respects disciplinary matters, or as the case may be, as respects the tenure of his office. by sub-s. 2 of s. 240 of the government of india act as amended, a person appointed by the secretary of state who continued .....

Kumara Tirumalai Naik and ors. Vs. Bangaru Tirumalai Sauri Naik and or ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1898)ILR21Mad310

..... while the first, second and twenty-fourth defendants, by way of a memorandum of objections, still maintain that the suit is not maintainable on the razinamah and that the pensions act applies to it. it will be more convenient to dispose of these two objections first. on the first point we find that the razinamah (exhibit c) is binding upon ..... title as against government, it is clear that when in 1859 or 1860 the government made their rules for the adjudication and settlement of the inam lands in this presidency, they declared, under rule 1, that all inams which had been held uninterruptedly for a period of fifty years should be treated as possessed under a valid title ..... of the case as contained in the extract from the inam register upon which the inam title-deeds were issued and from the statements in the pleadings of both plaintiff's and defendants, that the grant was not 'conferred or made' by the british government or any former government, for it was made by the zamindars of sivaganga .....

Anil (Vidyarthi) and Another Vs. State of Maharashtra Represented by t ...

Court : Mumbai

..... ten per cent of the total number of elected councillors or five, whichever is less, at the first meeting of the council after the election of the president and vice-president: provided that, while determining the number of nominated councillors, a fraction of less than one-half shall be ignored and a fraction of one-half or ..... filled in terms of section 48. further chapter enumerates the duties of the council, which could be obligatory and discretionary, special provisions for undertaking water supply scheme, president and vice president, committees etc. 75. the above are to be found in chapter iii and by chapter iv, director of municipal administration and collector is appointed vide section 74 ..... : (scc p. 429, para 34) "34. this dilemma does not arise in the wider view we take of section 100(1)(d)(iv) of the act. sri rao's attack on the order impugned is in substance based on alleged non-compliance with a provision of the constitution viz., article 324 but is neatly covered by the widely .....

Hines Vs. Stein

Court : US Supreme Court

..... an incompetent veteran. the petition for certiorari asserts that the objections to respondent's application to the court of common pleas were based upon the president's order of march 31, 1933 (veterans' regulation no. 10), permitted by 4 and 7 of the act of march 20, 1933, c. 3, 48 stat. 9; "instructions" ..... would occur. during many years, congress has recognized the propriety, if not the necessity, of intrusting the custody and management of funds belonging to incompetent pensioners to fiduciaries appointed by state courts, without seeking to limit judicial power in respect of them. to the contrary, it has directed that, whenever any ..... the board of veterans' appeals at washington, march 28, 1934. respondent held for the estate $2,000, apparently pension money received from the veterans' administration. mr. sherrard had represented her since appointment and acted upon her request. petitioner, frank t. hines, appearing by counsel, admitted rendition of the services as stated. reasonableness .....

Dattajirao Shidhojirao Ghorpade Vs. Nilkantrao Santajirao Ghorpade

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1915Bom57; (1915)17BOMLR187

..... were not, in general, hereditary.4. there is, therefore, a strong presumption that the pleader for the plaintiff in agreeing that a certificate was necessary under the pensions' act was taking a correct view of the position. but if that was not correct, it could only be shown to be incorrect by the production of evidence which ..... the plaintiff agrees that a certificate is necessary and wants time to produce it.' time, accordingly, in accordance with the practice of civil courts in this presidency, was given to the plaintiff's pleader. on the 1st april 1913, the learned judge disposed of the suit upon the preliminary issue, saying 'after repeated adjournments for the production of ..... part i, page 192. the plaintiff's pleader wants time to appeal to the commissioner, but no such remedy is given to him by law. the suit is, therefore, dismissed with costs.3. now the plea raised by the sixth para. of the written statement was based upon the provision of the pensions' act, section 4, 'that no civil .....

Manda Jaganath Vs. K.S. Rathnam and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2004SC3600; 2004(5)ALLMR(SC)527; 2004(5)ALT28(SC); JT2004(5)SC8; 2004(4)SCALE600; (2004)7SCC492

..... is not anything whatsoever done or directed by the commissioner but everything he does or directs in furtherance of the election, not contrarywise. for example, after the president notifies the nation on the holding of elections under section 15 and the commissioner publishes the calendar for the poll under section 30, if the latter orders returning ..... no.28 nagarkurnool (sc) parliamentary constituency in andhra pradesh is concerned, the process of election had already started not only by issuance of the notification by the president of india but also by issuance of a notification fixing the calendar of events by the election commission. it is only pursuant to said notification that the first ..... be its connotation, means choice from a possible plurality, monolithic politics not being our genius or reality, and if that concept is crippled by the commissioner's act, he holds no election at all.'18. of course, what is stated by this court herein above is not exhaustive of a returning officer .....

Capt. Virendra Kumar Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1981SC947; 1981LabIC433; (1981)1SCC485; 1980(12)LC701(SC)

..... .4. it is common ground that the appellant was released discharged on account of physical disability. this is also vouched for by the communicate on from the president's secretariat to the appellant dated 13/23 april, 1971 extracted in the paper book once we assume that the termination of the emergency commission of the appellant was ..... , may call upon the officer to retire of resign, and on his refusing to do so, the officer may be compulsorily retired or removed from the service on pension or gratuity, if any, admissible to him.15a. release on medical grounds: (1) an officer who is found by a medical board to be permanently unfit for ..... they are sometimes called upon to make.3. going to back to the facts, constitutive of the grievances of the appellant, we may state that the army act and the rules and regulations and instructions thereunder govern the fate of commissioned officers including those on emergency commissions like the appellant. when in emergency commissioned officer has .....