Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2006(3)ALLMR338; 2006(3)BomCR557
..... corporation fixed the rateable value of the said property of rs. 53,27,085/- with effect from 1st april, 2000 to 31st march, 2001.11. the division bench presided over by one of us (r.m. lodha, j.) disposed of the writ petitions including writ petition no. 1116 of 2002 and writ petition no. 1721 of 2002 ..... the parties. 94. in morvi municipality v. state of gujarat : [1993]2scr803 , the supreme court considered the provisions of sections 105 to 112 of the gujarat municipalities act which provide for procedure for preparation, authentication and revision of assessment list. in paragraph 21 of the report, the supreme court held thus- 21. ... the provisions contained in ..... provide that if the municipality fails to do its duty, the state government may complete the work by appointing a person(s) to do it. this is as it should be since the various provisions of the act show that the revenue and the expenditure of the municipality, among others, is controlled and regulated by the state government. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2008(5)MhLj268
..... to be treated as trained teacher. the respondents have also pressed into service decision of division bench of our high court in the case of saramma varghese v. secretary/president, s.i.c.e.s. society and ors. reported in 1989 mh.l.j. 951 : 1990 (1) clr 46 of the said decision, it is held that the length of ..... person. the guide lines for fixation of seniority of lecturers in junior college can be discerned from provisions in schedule f framed under rule 12 of the rules under the act. the same reads thus:12. seniority list. - every management shall prepare and maintain seniority list of the teaching staff, including head masters and assistant head master and ..... the claim of the management that they made appointment on the post of vice-principal of the junior college, in exercise of powers under section 3(2) of the act, disregarding the seniority of the eligible candidate, cannot be countenanced. to that extent, i am in agreement with the view taken by the tribunal. the decisions which are .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (2007)ILLJ939Bom
..... the functioning of the company. the wages and salaries were determined in accordance with the directions of the central government. the directors were appointed by the president of india. the state of bihar referred an industrial dispute, on the question as to the number of holidays in a month to the industrial tribunal for ..... contract labour, working in the establishment of the principal employer as regular employees, follows on issuance of a valid notification under section 10(1) of the clra act, prohibiting the contract labour in the concerned establishment.13. the judgment in air india (supra) had construed the definition of the expression 'appropriate government' for ..... present case, it is abundantly clear that the only transactions which were intended to be saved were those in which based on the decision in air india's case orders of absorption had been fully implemented and were final,15. in the circumstances, the tribunal was clearly in error in rejecting the application questioning .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : (2003)2UPLBEC1738
..... , 7.2.1991. it appears that the petitioner also appeared in the examination of seenchpal parivekshak and he was declared successful on 22.3.1994. the president of seenchpal sangh, lucknow made a complaint to the chief engineer, varanasi that the appointment of the petitioner was fictitious. on superferous preliminary enquiry made by executive ..... are governed by the statutory recruitment rules, which rules have been framed by the governor in exercise of the power conferred under the assam elementary education (provincialisation) act, 1974. we also do not find any substance in the argument of ms. indu malhotra that the appointments made in c.a. no. 295/99 were ..... affording opportunity of hearing to him. any order passed in violation of principles of natural justice is rendered void. there is no dispute that the commissioner's order had been passed without affording any opportunity of hearing to the appellant, therefore, the order was illegal and void. the high court committed serious error .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : AIR1964Ori8
..... ments against the appellant. he has been described as a 'thief' (taskara), 'shameless, he-cat', 'a licker of the feet of biju patnaik,' the then president of the utkal provincial congress committee and at present the chief minister of orissa. it was further alleged, that the disparity between him and the respondent was like ..... mr. mohanty that the evidence of these witnesses should not have been rejected merely because they are either workers or members of the appellant's party, inasmuch as the representation of people act itself authorises a candidate to engage workers orpolling agents to actively canvass on his behalf. there might have been some force in this argument ..... on the ground that the respondent was guilty of commission of corrupt practice as described in sub-section (4) of section 123 of the representation of the people act, 1951. it was alleged that the respondent got printed and widely circulated a leaflet in oriya with the heading 'voter mananka prati chetabani' (a caution to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1959SC244; [1959]Supp1SCR213
..... explanation. - (1)...................... (2) for the purposes of clause (7), a person shall be deemed to assist in the furtherance of the prospects of a candidate's election if he acts as an election agent, or a polling agent or a counting agent of that candidate. 10. the learned advocate-general contends that the procuring or obtaining by a candidate ..... general of uttar pradesh who appeared for the appellant, first sought to contend that amar singh had not really been appointed the appellant's polling agent. he said that under section 46 of the act a polling agent can be appointed only by the candidate himself or by his election agent and amar singh could not on the ..... the appellant's polling agent at polling station no. 13, sheopur. amar singh then duly signed the form as required by the rules and filed it with the presiding officer at polling station no. 13, sheopur, and on the strength of it, acted as the polling agent of the appellant at that station for about two hours when objection .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC1478; JT1993(1)SC236; 1993LabIC1028; (1993)ILLJ777SC; 1993(1)SCALE199; (1993)2SCC56; [1993]1SCR296; 1993(1)SLJ102(SC)
..... union of india and ors. : (1993)iillj747sc (supra) has no application to the instant case.13. the charge memorandum dated 2.5.1989 suites as follows:memorandumthe president proposes to hold an inquiry against shri k.k. dhawan under rule 14 of the central civil services (classification, central & appeal) rules, 1965. the substance of ..... powers the commissioner was not subject to the administrative control of the government and disciplinary proceedings cannot, therefore, be instituted against the appellant in respect of an act or omission committed by him in the course of his employment as commissioner. we are unable to accept the proposition contended for by the appellant as correct ..... removed from service by an order of the central government, but it was contended that i.a.s. officers are governed by statutory rules, that any act or omission' referred to in rule 4(1) relates only to an act or omission of an officer when serving under the government, and that 'serving under the government,' .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : 2004(6)ALD99(SC); (2004)2GLR1413; JT2004(3)SC529; (2004)4SCC489
..... j. 1. this is a reference made by the president of india under article 143(1) of the constitution of india. the gujarat state legislature passed an act by name "gujarat gas (regulation of transmission, supply and distribution) act, 2001" (hereinafter being referred to as "gujarat act"), which came into force w.e.f. 19^th december ..... it was argued that "natural gas" is defined as a naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and nonhydrocarbon gases found in the porous geologic formations beneath earth's surface and is used principally as a source of heat in residential, commercial and industrial service because of its clean burning quality, convenience of utilisation, ..... remains accumulated in the course of time. these sediments were subjected to great pressure and heat, and were often squeezed and distorted as the earth's crust moved. gradually they were converted into layers of sedimentary rock. the plant and animal remains contained within them were transformed into petroleum and natural .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1995SC2089; JT1995(5)SC205; 1996(7)KarLJ752; 1995(4)SCALE113; (1995)4SCC646; [1995]Supp1SCR745
..... to the constitution of governing body of sponsored college, the new standard pattern for the composition of the governing bodies of sponsored colleges will be as follows:-a. 1. president - to be nominated by government. 2. secretary - principal of the college - ex - officio.3-5. three representatives of the whole-time permanent teachers of the ..... [1954]1scr1005 speaking through mukherjee, j.(as he then was), who spoke for the bench while holding that certain provisions of the madras hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1951 imposing tax on religious trusts and institutions were ultra vires article 26 of the constitution of india, adverted to the meaning of the word 'religion' and ..... governing bodies of sponsored colleges as per government memo no. 752-edn (cs)/c.s. 30-3/77 dated 18th april, 1978 (ii) a writ declaring that the ramakrishna mission college is governed by w.b. act of 1975 and w.b. act of 1978; (iii) a writ in the nature of quo warranto restraining swami shivmoyananda .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : IV(2008)BC627; [2008]114CompCas113(Delhi); (2008)4CompLJ177(Del); 150(2008)DLT259; 2008(104)DRJ101; [2009]89SCL151(Delhi)
..... of expressions 'other legal proceedings' or 'proceedings' under section 446(1) came up for consideration before the supreme court in the context of income tax proceedings in s.v. kondaskar v. v. m. deshpande : [1972]83itr685(sc) . it was observed that the expression 'other legal proceedings' in this section cannot be extended ..... legislature had been to stay the commencement or continuation of criminal proceedings, it would have specifically said so. it is difficult to accept mr. mehta's line of interpretation indicated above that the word 'proceedings' embraces criminal proceedings. there is another angle from which the provisions of section 391 can be looked ..... noted that for the purpose of the act, court means under section 2(ii) the court having jurisdiction under the act with respect to the matters relating to the company under section 10 of the act and in respect of any offence under the act judicial magistrate, first class, or presidency magistrate having jurisdiction. in this context .....
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