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Ram Sagar Shukla Vs. U.P. Textile Printing Corporation Ltd.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR2004All209

..... express his opinion shall be deemed to have declined to express any opinion.7. in these circumstances, it was not in consonance to the provisions of 'act' as well as provisions of bar council of india rules that senior advocate sri k. p. agrawal signed the restoration application and got the affidavit sworn by a clerk attached to him. ..... the purpose of being admitted as advocates on the state roll and any other matter connected therewith.chapter vi deals with miscellaneous parts of 'act' and section 49 deals with general power of the bar council of india to make rules and the relevant part is provided as below :section 49(1)(g) : the restrictions in the matter of ..... practice to which senior advocates shall be subject :under the powers provided under rule 16 (3) and 49 (1) (g) of act and part vi of bar council of india rules deals with the rule governing advocates and chapter i deals with the restrictions on senior advocates.5. relevant provisions of bar .....

Umaji Keshao Meshram and ors. Vs. Radhikabai, Widow of Anandrao Banapu ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1986SC1272; (1986)88BOMLR432; 1986(1)SCALE681; 1986Supp(1)SCC401; [1986]1SCR731; 1986(2)LC319(SC)

..... all courts subject to its appellate jurisdiction'. the clause was further substituted so as to restore it to its original form by the constitution (forty-fourth amendment) act, 1978, with effect from june 20, 1979.20. it is also relevant to set out the provisions of article 228. that article is as follows:228. transfer ..... information in this regard can be gathered from other sources, particularly 'the imperial gazetteer of india' published under the authority of the secretary of state for india in council; 'gazetteer of the bombay presidency' in twenty-eight volumes published in 1882-84 under government orders; 'the gazetteer of bombay city and island' in three volumes ..... be issued in pursuance thereof, and subject to the legislative powers in relation to the matters aforesaid of the governor-general of india in council.section 13 of the said act conferred rule-making power upon the high courts and section 14 conferred power upon the chief justice from time to time to determine what judges .....

Span Diagnostics Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Surat

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2007(2)BLJR1690; 2007(118)ECC79; 2007LC79(SC); 2007(211)ELT521(SC); JT2007(6)SC355; 2007(6)SCALE435

..... co. ltd. that they have closed down their business in producing the following two items, namely, syphilis rpr (vdrl) and salmonella antigens. hence, they do not seek to press the classification issue concerning the said two items. hence we answer c.a. no. 1953-54 of 2003, filed by the department, in favour of the assessee and against ..... paper book in c.a.nos. 1953-54/2003 and, therefore, the department was not entitled to invoke the extended period of limitation under section 11a of the central excise act, 1944.c.a. nos. 1076-1080/2002 - filed by m/s. span diagnostics ltd. (assessee)18. these civil appeals are filed by m/s. span diagnostics ..... six items are called monoclonal antibodies (for short, 'mabs'). they were classified by the assessee under chapter sub-heading 3002.00 (chapter heading 30.02) of central excise tariff act (for short, 'ceta') whereas the department classified the mabs under csh 3005.90 (chapter heading 30.05) of ceta. the assessee classified mabs as 'cultures of micro- .....

Pratap Chandra Mehta Vs. State Bar Council of M.P. and ors

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... scope by specific language. this is particularly so when the provisions delegating such power are of generic nature, such as section 15(1) of the act, which requires the bar councils to frame rules to `carry out the purposes of this chapter' and section 15(2), which further uses generic terms and expressly states that the ..... interpretation which would frustrate the same and endanger the democratic principles guiding the governance and conduct of the state bar councils. the provisions of the advocates act are a source of power for the state bar council to frame rules and it will not be in consonance with the principles of law to give that power a ..... qualifications, enrolment, right to practise and discipline of advocates. it is not only implicit but clear from the provisions of the advocates act that once an advocate is enrolled by any state bar council, he becomes entitled to practise in all courts including the supreme court. therefore, this is a legislation which deals with persons entitled .....

C.P. Appanna Vs. State of Coorg and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1958Kant102; AIR1958Mys102; (1958)36MysLJ73

..... the schedule to the coorg devolution rules, are preserved by section 97 of the government of india act. 1935, and article 242 of the constitution of india, the powers of the governor-general in council and the indian legislature under those rules including the overriding power of the indian legislature to legislate ..... by the extension to the province of coorg, the provisions of the act relating to legislative councils of lieutenant-governors and by the constitution of a legislative council for that province by the coorg electoral rules, the chief commissioner in legislative council of the province of coorg became the local legislature for that province. ..... the privy council in jogendra narayan v. debendra nara-yan on which the deputy commissioner relied, when properly understood, does not support the conclusion that the previous sanction of the governor-general obtained under section 97 of the government of india act, amounted to a declaration to that effect, did not press that contention. .....

Jitendra NaraIn Gangwar and ors. Vs. U.P. Technical University at Luck ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2003(4)AWC3266

..... list i. the petitioners have miserably failed to point out as to in what way and manner the standard of education has been impinged. academic council has acted well within its competence in framing the aforesaid ordinances, which in no way adversely affect the standard of education. petitioners have also failed to ..... , prepare, mix or dispense any medicine. contravention of this provision has been made punishable with imprisonment or fine. in nutshell, under the 1948 act the pharmacy council of india through its education regulations prescribes the minimum standard of education required for qualification as a pharmacist and approves the courses of studies and examinations ..... students of b. pharma course also come within the purview of technical education as defined under section 2(g) of the all india council for technical education, act, 1987 and technical university act, 2000, and as 15 grace marks have been awarded to b. tech. candidates, whereas b. pharma students have been deprived of .....

Jagannath Das Vs. State of Orissa and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1968Ori176; 34(1968)CLT594

..... expired.9. on august 12, 1965 in exercise pi the powers conferred by section 19 (in chapter iii constitution and composition of state councils) of the act, the orissa state government constituted the state council of pharmacy consisting of thirteen members including the director of health services and drugs controller of orissa as ex-officio member and the petitioner as ..... one of the members on april 12. 1966 the petitioner was elected president of the council under section 23 of the act from among the members thereafter, the petitioner, as president wanted charge of that office to be handed over to him by the opposite party no ..... had expired but he (opposite party no 2) withheld handing over charge.10. in orissa, as already stated, the first state pharmacy council was constituted under section 23 (in chapter iii) of the act on december 30, 1959, that is, at a point of time when chapter iii had not come into force in orissa and also .....

The Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and anr ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1958SC72; [1958]28CompCas1(SC); (1958)IMLJ81(SC); [1958]1SCR371

..... the central government under s. 30, sub-s. (4). it reads thus : 'regulation 78. without prejudice to the discretion vested in the council in this behalf, a chartered accountant may act as liquidator, trustee, executor, administrator, arbitrator, receiver, adviser, or as representative for costing financial and taxation matter or may take up an appointment ..... clause (v) is rather general in terms since it provides for cases where the accountant is guilty of such other act or omission in his professional capacity as may be specified by the council in this behalf by notification in the gazette of india. it must be conceded that the conduct of the respondent in ..... of the said companies to the newly appointed liquidator. this report was considered by the council itself as required by the act. the council agreed with the finding recorded by the disciplinary committee in substance, but took the view that the acts and omissions of the respondent were more serious than what can be described as gross .....

K.M. Nanavati Vs. the State of Bombay

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC112; (1961)63BOMLR221; 1961CriLJ173; [1961]1SCR497

..... general in hisdiscretion shall have all such powers of suspension, remission or commutationof sentence as were vested in the governor general in council immediatelybefore the commencement of part iii of this act, but save as aforesaid noauthority in india outside a province shall have any power to suspend, remit orcommute the sentence of ..... pardons,reprieves, respites or remissions of punishment'. and this sub-section was repealedby the adaptation of laws order, 1950. the words governor general in council orthe local government were suitably amended with the various constitutionalcharges. the corresponding section of appellate courts is contained in s. 426which is in chapter xxxi dealing ..... of little assistance inunderstanding the meaning of art. 142(1) in any different manner from what hasbeen said above. but s. 295(2) is pressed into service to show that whereverthe power of the executive is intended to be overriding it is specifically sostated. so construed the power exercisable by the .....

Dr Haniraj L. Chulani Vs. Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996(3)SCALE354; (1996)3SCC342a; [1996]Supp1SCR51

..... is given would themselves supply the necessary yardstick and guidelines for the exercise of such power by the elected body of advocates constituting the concerned bar councils. the scheme of the act thus lay down a complete code for regulating the legal education and professional equipments of an aspirant seeking entry to legal profession from the grass ..... to be in any way less dignified profession and once the appellant is found to be qualified to be enrolled as an advocate as per the act, the state bar council by framing such a rule could not have restricted his entry to the profession of advocates especially when the appellant was ready to give an undertaking ..... he does not personally participate in the management thereof.(x) any person who reviews parliamentary bills for a remuneration, edits legal text-books at a salary, does 'press vetting' for news-papers, sets and examines question papers or is a part-time teacher or lecturer or and assistant to an editor of a law journal provided .....