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Kundur Rudrappa Vs. the Mysore Revenue Appellate Tribunal and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC1805; (1975)2SCC411; [1976]1SCR188; 1975(7)LC687(SC)

..... is only necessary to read section 64(1)(a) which is material for the propose of this appeal : 64 (1)(a) : 'any person aggrieved by the refusal of the state or a regional transport authority to grant a permit, or by any condition attached to a permit granted to him...may within the prescribed time and in the prescribed manner, appeal to the state transport appellate tribunal constituted under sub-section (2), who shall, after giving such person and the original ..... tribunal, are, therefore, not competent under section 64 of the act and both the tribunal had no jurisdiction to entertain the appeals and to interfere with the order of the regional transport authority granting the permit which had already been affirmed in appeal by the state transport appellate tribunal and further in second appeal by the mysore revenue appellate tribunal. ..... briefly the facts are as follows: the appellant was granted a stage carriage permit under section 48 of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (briefly the act) for the route devenagere to shimoga via honnali by the regional transport authority, shimoga, by its order dated may 3/4, ..... is no dispute that section 64 of the act is the only section creating rights of appeal against the grant of permit and other maters with which we are not concerned here. ..... april 25, 1967, the secretary to the regional transport authority, shimoga, called upon the appellant to produce the relevant documents and the certificate of registration for making necessary entry in the permit. .....

Union of India (Uoi) and anr. Vs. Avtar Singh and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1984SC1048; 1984(1)SCALE822; (1984)3SCC589; [1984]3SCR391; 1984(16)LC1011(SC)

..... earlier jamabandi entries from pakistan permitted a negative inference that there was no partition. ..... claims) jullundur examined the case of each of the claimants and made a reference to the chief settlement commissioner on september 2, 1960 recommending that 48-14 standard acres was in excess of the entitlement of the five claimants in view of the entries in jama-bandi and the excess allotment be cancelled. ..... in view of the aforementioned observations and in absence of any document evidencing partition of the property as claimed by harnam singh, the punjab government made a reference to the pakistan authorities for the necessary verification of entries in the government record. ..... the allottees claimed that they offered the necessary proof which satisfied the chief settlement commissioner who had issued notice on the basis of jamabandi entries received from pakistan. .....

State Of U.p. Vs. Mohd. Rehan Khan

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... this would permit entry into a class iv post at the expense of others who may be waiting in line for compassionate appointment or for which persons who seek appointment in open competition would be eligible. ..... appointment through compassionate grounds only grants the family of the employee who dies in harness an entry into the services, which is one of the many modes of appointment. ..... (ii) (emphasis supplied) 12 rule 5(1)(i) prescribes an entry level eligibility criteria. ..... rules relating to compassionate appointment must be interpreted bearing in mind that it is an exception to the principle of equality of opportunity.5 compassionate appointments provide an entry-level concession. .....

Union Territory of Lakshadweep and ors. Vs. Seashells Beach Resort and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... allegations and counter-allegations made by the parties against each other in regard to the violation of the crz and other irregularities in the matter of establishment and/or running of resorts and home stay and grant of permits to tourists visiting the islands can also be examined by the expert committee and action, if any, considered appropriate by it recommended in the report to be submitted to this court ..... . raval, learned additional solicitor general of india contended that the high court had without adverting to the several aspects that arose for consideration permitted the respondent to run the resort simply because the respondent is alleged to have engaged 47 employees who were likely to be affected if the resort was shut ..... learned senior counsel appearing for the respondents, on the other hand argued that the administration was adopting double standards inasmuch as they were permitting certain resorts to operate while the resort which had secured the requisite permissions, was being prevented from doing its legitimate business ..... according to the administration, the respondent has violated the conditions of the land use diversion certificate, inasmuch as the land use diversion certificate, permitted construction of dwelling houses away from the ndz whereas the respondent has set up a commercial enterprise like a tourist resort, which was ..... the high court has further directed the appellants to issue travel permits and entry passes required by tourists making use of the accommodation in the said .....

Ram Singh and Ors Vs. Uoi

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... determination of backwardness must also cease to be relative; possible wrong inclusions cannot be the basis for further inclusions but the gates would be opened only to permit entry of the most distressed. ..... it is submitted, on the basis of the said materials, that there is overwhelming evidence to permit a conclusion to be reached that the jat community should be included in the central lists of other backward classes in the states in question. ..... surely, the union cannot be permitted to discard its self-professed norms which in the present case are statutory in character.48. .....

Subhash Desai Vs. Principal Secretary, Governor Of Maharashtra

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... nabam rebia (supra) does not conflict with kihoto hollohan (supra) because the latter permits quia timet actions where there are grave, imminent and irreparable consequences.38. ..... . to hold otherwise would be to permit the entry of the defence of split in the tenth schedule through the back door ..... the link between the political party and the legislature party would be severed if the legislature party is permitted to appoint a leader different from the candidate selected by the political party. c. ..... thus, members of a splinter faction who have been disqualified cannot be permitted to stake a claim under the symbols order as the political party; d. ..... . it is trite law that what cannot be done directly cannot be permitted to be done indirectly.61 the interpretation which we have expounded is the only one which comports with the deletion of paragraph 3. b ..... . article 175(2) permits the governor to send messages to the house whether with respect to a pending bill or otherwise. a .....

David Patrick Ward and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1992(3)Crimes253(SC); JT1992(5)SC163; 1992(2)SCALE442; (1992)4SCC154; [1992]Supp1SCR26; 1992(2)LC757(SC)

..... after coming to india, they have entered the state of nagaland without the 'restricted area permits' and joined the naga federal government activists whose goal was the achievement of people's republic of nagaland and had prepared a documentary without the permission of the authorities, to incite the people of nagaland againstthe government of ..... the concealment of the purpose of visit, the entry without permit in the prohibited area upto the time of arrest of the petitioners. ..... it is said in that counter affidavit that the petitioners had entered nagaland without obtaining 'restricted area permit' as required under the foreigners (protected areas) order, 1958 issued by the government of india. .....

Manipal Finance Corpn. Ltd. Vs. T. Bangarappa and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1995(2)ALT(Cri)604; 1994Supp(1)SCC507

..... under the clause permitting re-entry, had in fact been prima facie accepted by the learned magistrate but since he could not go into the question of title, he passed the impugned order. .....

Arvind Kumar Sharma Vs. Vineeta Sharma and Another

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... therefore, it would not be appropriate to order that wife be permitted entry into the matrimonial home. .....

Arvind Kumar Sharma Vs. Vineeta Sharma and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... therefore, it would not be appropriate to order that wife be permitted entry into the matrimonial home. .....