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Manju Vs. the State of Kerala, Represented by the Chief Secretary and ...

Court : Kerala

..... superintendent of police (sponsoring authority). the superintendent of police has considered it and it was thereafter he made the recommendation for action under section 3 of the act. he would also emphasise that the detaining authority has passed the order of detention after considering the report and "the connected records" which includes the report ..... of the district expert committee. section 9 reads as follows: "9. power and functions of the district expert committee.- subject to the other provisions of this act and the rules made thereunder, the district expert committee shall have the following powers and functions, namely:- (a) to identify the kadavu or river bank in ..... senior government pleader would submit that the contention that no action can be taken in respect of activities in and around lake which is otherwise offensive to the act, cannot be countenanced. secondly, it is his contention that in two of the cases, there were complaints. thirdly, it is contended that it will not .....

Nisar Vs. the Sub Inspector of Police, Tirur Police Station

Court : Kerala

..... if it is proved that the petitioners were transporting 'river sand' in contravention of the provisions of the kerala protection of river banks and regulation of removal of sand act, 2001, further proceedings shall be pursued in accordance with the law declared by division bench of this court in sujith v state of kerala (2012 (2) klt547. ..... furnished would follow the final outcome of the confiscation proceedings.13. we also deem it appropriate to direct that the proceedings under s.23 of the above mentioned act confiscating the vehicle shall be concluded within six weeks from the date of seizure of the vehicle as far as possible, in which case the need to ..... n-471. the vehicles were seized by the respondents alleging violation of the provisions contained in the kerala protection of river banks and regulation of removal of sand act, 2001. now the petitioners have approached this court seeking for a direction to be issued to the concerned respondent to give interim custody of the above vehicles .....

Subramanian, S/O. Parangodankutty Vs. the State of Kerala,

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2009(1)KLT77

..... legislative powers of the state legislature otherwise delineated under entry 23 of the 7th schedule. insofar as the regulation and development of mines and minerals, the mmrd act 'is a complete legislation' and occupies the legislative territory in its entirety. there is no scope left for the state legislature to enact on the same ..... what was essentially considered by the supreme court was the legislative competence of the state legislature, to enact the proviso to section 10 of the land reforms act. paragraph 14 of the judgment, dealt with this aspect, in the following manner:although these supplementary arguments were raised it is obvious that they can arise ..... is contended that the entire subject dealing with the removal of sand from river beds like any other area, is comprehensively covered by the provisions of mmrd act and the minor mineral concession rules, which are framed thereunder and therefore, there is no area or legislative territory which is otherwise available to a state .....

Hale Vs. Bimco Trading, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... present proceedings as an orderly mode for invoking the ultimate judicial voice on constitutional issues. therefore, 265 has no relevance here. that provision is an historical mechanism (act of march 2, 1793, 1 stat. 334, 335) for achieving harmony in one phase of our complicated federalism by avoiding needless friction between two systems of ..... in this cause be, and the same is hereby, stayed until the final decision of the supreme court of the united states upon the constitutionality of the act involved in this cause and until the further order of this court." this cause was then prosecuted with dispatch. on march 8, 1938, appellants' motion to ..... the final decree of a three-judge district court enjoining appellants, constituting the state road department of florida, from enforcing against appellees relevant provisions of a florida statute. acts 1937, c. 18995, fla.comp.gen.laws supp. c. cviii, 4151(512)-(519). the statute provides for the inspection of all imported cement and the payment .....

Balaji Raghavan and S.P. Anand Vs. Union of Inddia

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1996SC770; JT1995(9)SC393; 1995(7)SCALE202; (1996)1SCC361; [1995]Supp6SCR694; 1996(1)LC197(SC)

..... a copy of the communique that was sent to him from the ministry of home affairs in this regard.15. mr. santosh hegde, senior counsel, responded to our request to act as amicus curiae and advanced arguments before us. he began by stating that the fact that these awards are being grossly misused had occasioned one of the writ petitions. he .....

Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Commitee and anr. Vs Mohinder Singh Ma ...

Court : Delhi

..... legislature has enacted section 2(h) in the manner it has, clearly indicates that a whole range of public authorities are sought to be brought within the ambit of rti act. it hardly needs mention that there are a large number of bodies that are constituted by enactments both of the parliament as well as the state legislatures. once ..... the statute. in cit v. taj mahal hotel (1971) 3 scc 550 the supreme court was considering whether the word plant in section 10 (2) of the income tax act 1922, include sanitary pipes and fittings in a building as well? section 10(5) had defined plant to include "vehicles, books, scientific apparatus, surgical equipment purchased for the ..... usefully referred to. there the question was whether a multi-state co- operative society is a public authority within the meaning of section 2(h)(d)(i) of the rti act. it is in that context that in para 13, it was observed:"13. before embarking on a more detailed analysis it is necessary to recapitulate the law concerning .....

Red c Oil Manufacturing Co. Vs. North Carolina

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for the inspection of such oil, and to adopt standards of safety, purity, or absence from objectionable substances, and luminosity, when not in conflict with this act, and which they may deem necessary to provide the people of the state with satisfactory illuminating oil." the board of agriculture is required to appoint oil inspectors ..... tax upon interstate commerce." "2. that the said inspection act is unconstitutional in that the general assembly of north carolina has attempted to delegate to the board of agriculture legislative powers." as to the first proposition, we ..... of the questions pressed at bar. these all come to two propositions, which are thus stated by counsel: "1. that the north carolina oil inspection act is unconstitutional and void in that, under the guise of exercising a police power, the general assembly of north carolina is really attempting to impose a revenue .....

Beml Ltd. Vs. Beml Midwest Ltd.

Court : Company Law Board CLB Chennai

..... group companies have defrauded not only the applicant but also the statutory authorities. the respondents 2 and 3 were found guilty under section 138 of negotiable instruments act, by the metropolitan magistrate court, mumbai on 8-8-2008 and thereby they were to suffer simple imprisonment for 4 months, during which time the ..... not for the purpose of any transaction entered into with the seventh respondent or any other company. this unauthorized transfer of huge amount would constitute an act of mismanagement and thereby funds belonging to the company came to be transferred illegally to the seventh respondent, resulting in huge losses to the company. the ..... of any such money to the seventh respondent. the unauthorized and deceitful transfer of funds belonging to the company in favour of the seventh respondent constitute an act of mismanagement in the affairs of the company. the payment was made without proper records and supporting evidence, in excess of the powers delegated by the .....

Peico Employees Union, Thane, Vs. Peico Electronics and Electrical Ltd ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1995(2)BomCR344

..... per week with five days working week. there was no demand pending adjudication before the tribunal for increase in the working hours. section 10 of the act which delimits the jurisdiction of the industrial tribunal to adjudicate a reference provides, vide sub-section (4), that where the appropriate government has specified the ..... prejudice of the workmen concerned in the dispute, conditions of service applicable to the xxxx.' this provision was modified as already noticed above and the present act clearly contemplates that the tribunal may grant express permission to an employer to alter the conditions of service applicable to the workmen to their prejudice. under clause ..... was itself the subject matter of the pending reference. while in terms negativing this contention, the division bench observed : 'now, the scheme of the industrial disputes act, as observed by the supreme court in the cases of : (1959)iillj666sc , which we have just noticed, was to maintain status quo as regards the .....

The State of West Bengal Vs. Anwar Ali Sarkar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC75; 1952CriLJ510; [1952]1SCR284

..... one, may possibly be met by replying on the decision of this court in special reference no. 1 of 1951, in re delhi laws act, 1912, etc. [1951] s.c.r. 747, but the second criticism cannot be so easily met, since an act which gives uncontrolled authority to discriminate cannot but be hit by article 14 and it will be no answer simply ..... judge in respect of these 50 persons on april 2, 1950, that is so say, after the special courts act was passed, superseding the ordinance. the trial lasted for several months and by his judgment dated the 31st of march, 1951, the special judge convicted the accused under various sections of the indian penal code, some of them being sentenced to ..... which came into force on the 26th of january, 1950, applied to his case also. on the 28th of august, 1951, the special bench made the rules absolute and held that section 5 (1) of the west bengal special courts act was void to the extent that it empowers the state to direct any case to be tried by the special court .....