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(1) Cwp No.17928 of 2013 (Oandm) Vs. Chandigarh Administration and Oth ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... conceded by counsel for respondent nos.1 and 2 that there is no such provision in the prospectus. counsel for the petitioner has relied upon the judgment in registrar, rajiv gandhi university of health sciences, bangalore's case (supra) in which the question involved was that whether rounding up of marks to next higher digit in absence of statuary provisions ..... can be exercised ex debito justitiae, i.e. to meet the ends of justice. it is equitable in nature. while exercising supervisory jurisdiction, a high court not only acts as a court of law but also as a court of equity. it was also held that while granting relief in favour of the applicant, the court must take ..... of grant of initial letter of permission by the central government and the mbbs qualification awarded by them was included in the 1st schedule of the indian medical council act, 1956. respondent no.2 was eligible to apply for further enhancement of seats to the extent of 100 seats. the government of india issued a notice dated 20 .....

Nirmalendu Vs. the State of Haryana and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... than 44.5% of marks but less than 45% marks in the main written examination in aggregate. 7. identical issue was repelled by the apex court in the registrar, rajiv gandhi university of health sciences, bangalore v. g.hemlatha and others, 2012(4) sct 15.with the following observations:- 10. no provision of any statute or any rules framed thereunder ..... and others, 1989(2) current law journal 596, kamal prabha sharma v. the maharshi dayanand lpa no.44 of 2013 (o&m) 3 university, 1992(3) sct 21.miss raman v. punjabi university, patiala, 2001(3) sct 103.and bombay high court in kum. harsha v. state of maharashtra, 2009(4) all mr 84.in support of his ..... plain or unambiguous, i.e.,they are reasonably susceptible to only one meaning, the courts are bound to give effect to that meaning irrespective of consequences, for the act speaks for itself. there is no ambiguity in the language of rule 24 leading to two conclusions and allowing an interpretation in favour of the respondent which would be .....

Present: Mr. Puneet Bali Sr.Advocate with Vs. Union of India and Other ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... cours.of study referred to in section 10-a. this position of law has been affirmed by the hon'ble supreme court in medical council of india versus rajiv gandhi university of health and science and others.(2004) 6 scc 76. thus, the board of governors are not vested with power to take final decision. as per the ..... students on the ground that the direction as sought would be in clear transgression of provisions of the university act and the regulation of the university. the court observed that:- we can not by our fiat direct the university to disobey the statute to which it owes its existence and the regulations civil writ petition no.20656 of ..... to check the unregulated, uncontrolled mushrooming growth of medical colleges/institutions, most of which are having dubious track record, the legislature has made amendment in 1956 act by incorporating new provisions making it mandatory and obligatory for any person desirous of establishing a medical college or for starting a new or a higher cours.to .....

***** Vs. State of Punjab and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... not plan) 14. strengthening of fire & 250.00 emergency services (centrally sponsored scheme) (central share 1000.00) 15. construction of palika 200.00 bhawan 16. rajiv gandhi shahri 268.00 bhagidari yojna (rgsby) 17. share of surcharge on 36200.00 vat for urban local bodies (rgudmh) 18. payment of 2% 10100.00 commission on ..... upon walls, rocks bridges, buildings, fences, gates, trees etc. within the city is another disturbing feature. presently, posters of various candidates contesting election in the university can be seen pasted at various places in the city including sign boards and sector plan erected in the sector, as is evident even from the photographs published ..... public property through pasting of posters, flags etc. is concerned, it is alleged that the administration has adopted the west bengal prevention of defacement of property act, 1976 under which various firs have been registered against the violators. cwp no.11961 of 2012 - 16 - we have heard learned counsel for the parties .....

Jarnail Singh, Science Master and ors. Vs. Khalsa High School and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2005)141PLR438

..... the government aided institutions without any exception discharge public functions by way of imparting education and they being subject to the rules and regulations of the affiliated university, employment in such institutions is not devoid of any public character. if the government or its authorities or a statutory body recognising such private government ..... are, thus, subject to the restrictions contained in part-iii. they are bound to act in conformity with the provisions of the indian medical council act, 1956 and the rules/regulations framed by the appropriate university/body. whenever they act unfairly, arbitrarily or violate or prohibitions contained in part-iii of the constitution or the ..... court to issue necessary directions to the respondent-school to compel it to act in accordance with mandate of article 21 of the constitution of india.9. during the course of hearing of the petition, we had also requested mr. rajiv atma ram, learned senior counsel, as to whether he could be of .....

Gurleen Kaur and ors. Vs. State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2009NOC2988(F.B)(P&H)

..... not propound a religion, in commissioner, hindu religious endowments' case (supra), relevant extracts whereof have already been reproduced above. in st. stephen's college v. university of delhi (1992), scc 558, the apex court delineated the questions proposed to be answered, in paragraph 17 of the judgement in the following words: -"17.a ..... in the guru granth sahib mandates, that an individual should follow the aforesaid path. 73. as against the aforesaid contention, it is the submission of shri rajiv atma ram, senior advocate, based on his research on the internet that the words "sehijdhari" and "keshadhari" do not appear in the guru granth sahib at ..... act of 1971, namely, for vesting the responsibility for the proper management of "sikh gurdwaras" and "gurdwara property" in territories of delhi. under the instant legislative enactment also, a sikh is one who essentially wears his hair unshorn. the sikh rehat-maryada. 55. professor w.h. mcleod is emeritus professor in the university of .....

Sarojini Sawhney Vs. Punjab University and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2006)142PLR175

..... aforesaid communication (annexure p-4), the petitioner submitted a representation on 28.6.2003 (annexure p-5) to the vice-chancellor-respondent no. 2 of the university. this representation has also been rejected and the same has been communicated to the petitioner by the registrar-respondent no. 3 by letter dated 12.1.2004 (annexure ..... the payment is raised by taking loans upon interest, by sale of jewellery or liquidating their movable or immovable assets including the fixed deposits, if any. such acts sometimes involve the life time saving of an employee. thus, the question of dealing with such kind of payments does leave a healthy impression with an employee. generally ..... the procedure should not be made so cumbersome that one may get frustrated in adhering to such procedures. emergency knows no law and no procedures. the emergency act when required to be committed should not be weighed in terms of money especially when human life is at stake.'8. the authorities prescribed under the rules .....

Lal Chand Saini, Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2008)149PLR606

..... of march, 1967, save as provided in sub-clause (iii) after undergoing a three years course of study in law from any university in india which is recognised for the purposes of this act by the bar council of india; or(iiia) after undergoing a course of study in law, the duration of which is not less ..... of punjab and haryana, chandigarh, on the ground of their ages being beyond 45 years.cwp no. 4929 of 2006petitioner-manmohan singh obtained his law degree from punjabi university, patiala in 1982, while in service. he retired as deputy secretary in 2004 from the punjab state electricity board, patiala. however, in view of the aforementioned amendment ..... rajive bhalla, j.1. this order shall dispose of cwp nos. 10864, 20377, 4929 of 2006 and 12602 of 2007, as common questions of fact and law are involved therein.2. the petitioners, herein, are graduates in law, having sat for and successfully taken the examinations for bachelor of laws from various universities, duly recognized by the bar council .....

Chandigarh Administration Vs. Nemo

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2009)156PLR489

..... of the statute, falls outside the jurisdictional scope of this court. it further appears to us that the amendment introduced vide act no. 64 of 2002 is a progressive legislation based upon universally accepted theory that though mental retardedness may be incurable, yet a retardee has a fundamental human right to live and enjoy ..... reproduction and parenthood by j.k.mason; and[v] international human rights text and materials by dr. rebecca wallace.while dsm-iv-tr explains the universally accepted and approved methodology of determining the degree of mental retardation, the book mental retardation highlights the inherent disabilities suffered by the mental retardees and how ..... the same rights as other human beings, shri cheema has also relied upon the mental capacity act, 2005 of uk and the views of several subject-experts to contend that with the advancement of medical science, universal recognition of the fundamental rights of the mentally retarded persons, recent theory of mixing them in .....

Kundanmal Dabriwala Vs. Dabriwala Steels and Engg. Co. Ltd. (In Liquid ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2009]94SCL336(Punj& Har)

..... . the factory was closed on 27-4-1985 and the company approached the bifr for rehabilitation under the provisions of the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985. the reference was registered and after hearing irbi was appointed as an operating agency. the initial parleys for rehabilitation did not work and ultimately the ..... company had become economically and commercially non-viable. the company resisted the direction for winding up by preferring an appeal under sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (sica) filed a writ petition before the high court and all their attempts to stall the winding up failed. the high court passed the winding ..... taking action for revival of the company. the application filed by the ex-directors suffers from not following the pre-requisites laid down under the companies act under the relevant provisions which could not be treated as empty formalities to be thrown to winds at its whims.electricity board's objections8. the dakshin .....