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Yakus Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... much room for difference as exists when congress is dealing wholly with internal matters and when it is acting with the president about foreign affairs. cf. united states v. curtiss-wright export corp., 299 u. s. 304 . not only the broader power of congress, but its conjunction in the particular delegation with ..... dissipated by excessive prices; to protect persons with relatively fixed and limited incomes, consumers, wage earners, investors, and persons dependent on life insurance, annuities, and pensions, from undue impairment of their standard of living; to prevent hardships to persons engaged in business, . . . and to the federal, state, and local ..... with relatively fixed and limited incomes, consumers, wage earners, investors, and persons dependent on life insurance, annuities, and pensions, from undue impairment of their standard of living;" the administrator's judgment that any price policy will tend to affect the classes mentioned in this purpose from what he may decide to .....

Sumitra Dhulia Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1998)3UPLBEC1966

..... of their life ceaselessly toiled for the employer on an assurance that in their old age they would not be left in lurch. the act of the respondent no. 3 in withholding the amount of family pension, to which the petitioner is legally entitled to, is reprehensible. the petitioner is, therefore, entitled to 12% interest per annum on the ..... of justice dhulia had occurred prior to the said date, the petitioner cannot take advantage of the amendment incorporated in the act of 1954. according to the central civil services (pension) rules, the petitioner is entitled to family pension at the rate of rs. 250/- per month for the period 17.1.1985 to 31.12.1985 and w.e ..... a judge. as regards the family pension, a provision was made by incorporating section 17a in the act by amendment act of 1986. this provision applied to the judges, who retired or died after 1.11.1986. learned counsel for the petitioner urged that though the decision of this court in deoki nandan agarwal's case has been set aside by the .....

Joydeb Ghatak Vs. the Railway Protection Force,

Court : Kolkata

..... 9 of the service rules which envisages the right of the president to withhold or withdraw pension or gratuity. upon the petitioner s superannuation, the petitioner was granted provisional pension. the petitioner makes no immediate claim as to the full commuted value of pension since the petitioner accepts that it is only after the conclusion ..... b) the gratuity payable to an employee may be wholly or partially forfeited (i) (ii) if the services of such employee have been terminated for any act which constitutes an offence involving moral turpitude, provided that such an offence is committed by him in cours.of his employment. the pre-condition to the operation ..... levelled against the petitioner and a central bureau of investigation criminal case was instituted against him, inter alia, under the provisions of the prevention of corruption act, 1973. the petitioner has been acquitted at the criminal trial and, though the petitioner has not produced a copy of the judgment, the petitioner claims .....

Lakhwinder Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2003)133PLR382

..... he was on actual leave and he was not connected with any unlawful activity nor was the accident a result of any act or omission on his part and, therefore, he was entitled to grant of disability pension claimed by him. in view of the circumstances in which the accident had taken place, the view taken by the ..... an accident, resulting in the injuries, which led to his invalidation out of military service. the judgment sought to be relied upon by the respondents in jarnail singh's case (supra) for repelling the claim of the petitioner after analysing the legal position observed as-under.'on proper analysis of the above discussion the position that emerges ..... appeal do not offer any efficacious remedy and there was undue delay in the disposal thereof. the petitioner relied upon judicial precedents to the effect that since individual's proceeding on casual leave are to be treated on duty and injuries suffered by them while availing such leave should be treated as attributable to or aggravated by .....

Thikedar Mazdoor Union Thr Its President Iftikar Mahmood Vs. State of ...

Court : Jharkhand

..... , bokaro are liable to pay a sum of rs.9,45,216/- for the period march 1994 to july 1995 in respect of provident fund, family pension fund, insurance contribution and administrative charges in respect of contractor's employees (annexure-4). respondent no.3 was engaged as a contractor through respondent no.4. respondent no.4 is a establishment covered under the ..... act of 1952 bearing code no. br/10148. in the said proceedings, the president of the thikedar mazdoor union, lalpania, bokaro, petitioner herein, also participated and submitted a list .....

Dupagunta Subramaniam Vs. Govinda Petar Satyanadham and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1942)1MLJ292

..... but where a privilege is conferred for reasons of public policy, it is very well settled that it cannot be waived.in a case which arose under the presidency towns insolvency act the official assignee of madras v. e.y. d'silva, in dealing with the question whether the official assignee can intercept the salary of an official who ..... that the ground of their non-assign-ability is denoted by that comprehensive expression 'public policy'. thus public policy forbids that effect should be given to assignments of pensions and salaries of public officers payable to them for the purpose of maintaining the dignity of their office or to assure a due discharge of its duties.the ..... prohibits assignment of salary or pension. in the body of the document, as already indicated, the creditor was given the power of collecting rs. 15 a month out of the debtor's salary. to enforce this agreement, an execution petition was filed in the lower court by the petitioner here, who is the decree-holder, for attaching rs. .....

Himachal Road Transport Corporation Vs. Arvind Singh Mann and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1991ACJ825

..... act, 1982, which provides that in assessing damages in respect of a person's death, all benefits to any person from his estate or otherwise ..... provided that in assessing damages in respect of a person's death in any action, any insurance money including premium returned, benefit whether under social security legislation or from a friendly society or trade union, any pension and any gratuity shall not to be taken into account. now finally section 4 of 1976 act has been re-enacted by the administration of justice .....

Radeshyam Khare and anr. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1959SC107; [1959]1SCR1440

..... executive officer is appointed for any committee, the state government shall determine from time to time which powers, duties and functions of the committee, president, vice-president or secretary under this act or any rule or byelaw made thereunder shall be exercised and performed by such officer, in addition to, or to the exclusion of, their ..... appoint such officer at the cost of the committee and fix his pay and allowances, the rate of his contribution to the provident fund or to. his pension and other conditions of service. (4)the state government may require the committee to delegate to the chief executive officer ................ appointed under this section such powers ..... or performance by committee, its president, vice-president or secretary. nobody will say that the state government must exercise the powers under s. 25-a after holding any judicial enquiry. the only difference in the language of s. 25-a and s. 53-a both of which were inserted in the act in 1947 is that action can .....

Sri.n.p.amrutesh Vs. The Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... the institutions of high court and in preventing disintegration. in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-section (2) of section 51 of the s.r. act, 1956 the president, after consultation with the government of karnataka and chief justice of high court of karnataka was pleased to order the operationalization of the permanent bench ..... administration of justice in such states. it 81 is of importance to note that parliament itself has made an unambiguous provision in the states reorganisation act empowering the president of india to establish permanent benches, if the situation so demands, after consultation with the state government and the chief justice of the high court ..... present case. (ii) in the case of s.r. bhagwat -vs- state of mysore reported in air1996sc188 the hon ble supreme court while considering article-246 of the constitution of india held that section 11(2) of karnataka state civil services (regulation of promotion, pay and pension) act, 1975 tries to do away with judgments, .....

Alamelumangathayarammal Vs. T.S. Balusami Chetti

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1928Mad394; 108Ind.Cas.208

..... to be alleged by' the debtor in his petition under section 15. perhaps the explanation of that is to be found in the procedure laid down by the act. under presidency towns insolvency act a petitioning debtor gets his adjudication ex: parte and for that purpose it is enough that he should assure the court in his petition that he is unable ..... inability to pay appears merely as one of the many particulars to 'be noted in an insolvency petition, whereas in the presidency towns insolvency act there is a separate section dealing with this point, section 15 (1), which says:a debtor's petition shall allege that the debtor is unable to pay his debts, and, if the debtor proves that he is ..... , in re painter [1895] 1 q.b. 85 a debtor who had been ordered to pay his debts by instalments and who had no other means except an inalienable pension, applied for adjudication, and it was held although his object was to get rid of the oppression of his creditor that was not a sufficient ground for refusing him an .....