Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : (1967)IILLJ776AP
..... copy of the said agreement ib herewith filed and marked ii.as manager and special officer-in-charge of recoveries of advances, respondent 3 exercised powers of supervision, control and management of matters dealt with by him and which were generally within his sphere of activities. ..... he was also holding a general power-of-attorney, dated 21 may 1916, on behalf of the transferor-bank for the purpose of carrying on the business of the said bank including the power to institute legal proceedings. .....
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Reported in : 2005(4)ALD214
..... i compared the signatures in form-ii notice and the signatures and the thumb impressions in the general body meeting attendance register of the members of santanutalapadu mandal parishad produced before me by the learned government pleader, but i do not wish to express my opinion on the signatures, because four persons, whose signatures or thumb impressions are ..... the learned government pleader produced the relevant file along with the general body meeting attendance register and the minutes register of santanutalapadu mandal. .....
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Reported in : 1991(3)ALT252
..... to protect the tribal population from exploitation by the advanced sections of society and also to insulate them from contact with the sophisticated sections and so the areas inhabited by them were placed outside the operation of general law; the protective measures brought by legislation for their safety and welfare are found in chapter v (excluded areas and partially excluded areas) of the government of india act, 1935. ..... the union of india, represented by the secretary, ministry or railways the railway board represented by its secretary, the general manager, south central railway, the chief personnel officer, south central railway, and the senior personal officer, south central railway, who are the respondents in the writ petitions, are the appellants herein. ..... it would amount not only putting a premium on the fraud on the constitution, but also a denial to a reserved candidate and the general candidate as well. .....
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Reported in : 2005(4)ALD780; 2005(4)ALT645
..... to refer to your letter dated 17.5.2004 on the subject cited and to state that the commission has recognized 'telangana rashtra samithi' as a state party in the state of andhra pradesh on the basis of its poll performance in the general election to the legislative assembly of andhra pradesh held in 2004, under the provisions of the election symbols (reservation and allotment) order, 1968.2. .....
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Reported in : 1999(3)ALD585; 1999(3)ALT672
..... importance of the issue/raised before us, we have spent considerable lime on the submissions made by the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the writ petitioners as well as the learned additional advocate-general who represented the state of andhra pradesh, to assess the gravity of the situation and desired to issue certain directions to achieve the objective of the directives issued by the supreme court in the ..... also instructed to give wide publicity by publishing and distributing pamphlets in the local languages for information of the general public of their jurisdiction and also directed them to report the action taken in pursuance of the memo dated ..... name covers to the concerned officers including the additional directors general of police, cid, and inspector general of police, intelligence, all range deputy inspectors general of police and all additional dgps and igps for implementation ..... insofar as disclosing the identity of the police personnel at the time of arrest is concerned, learned additional advocate-general pointed out that as far as possible, arrests are made by uniformed policemen but in certain cases, plain clothes policemen have to effect the arrests and then also, they ..... where the arrest was made and arrestee's counter signature with time and date of arrest' arc to be mentioned, in the ninth column 'whether necessary entries made in the general diary' and in the tenth column 'whether information sent to illaqua/local magistrate or not' arc to be mentioned.9. .....
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Reported in : 2009(6)ALT771
..... filed along with the writ petition and would maintain that in the light of the clear language of section 187(6) of the act unless the decisions of the standing committees shall be subject to ratification by the general body of the zilla parishad which shall have the power to approve, modify, rescind or reverse them, the said works cannot be further proceeded with unless such due ratification by the ..... prabhakar rao would submit that under section 187(6) of the act, the decisions of the standing committees shall be subject to ratification by the general body of the zilla parishad which shall have the power to approve, modify, rescind or reverse them, and there cannot be any doubt whatsoever relating to this legal ..... it is averred that though it was assured by the 2nd respondent that the decision of the 3rd respondent committee will not be implemented unless it is approved by the general body, but funds have been sanctioned and work orders are also issued behind back without knowledge of the z.p. ..... cannot be any doubt, whatsoever, that as contemplated by section 187(6) of the act, the decisions of the standing committees shall be subject to ratification by the general body of the zilla parishad which shall have the power to approve, modify, rescind or reverse them. ..... (6) of the act clearly states that the decisions of the standing committee shall be subject to the ratification of the general body of the zilla parishad which shall have the power to approve, modify, rescind or reverse them. .....
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Reported in : 2006(5)ALD372; [2007(112)FLR24]
..... murthy, learned standing counsel for the petitioner herein, would place before this court the order of appointment, issued by the department of telecommunications, office of the general manager, telecom, mahabubnagar, dated 7.7.2000 whereunder the 1st respondent herein was appointed as a temporary status mazdoor consequent on his completing 240 days of service as casual mazdoor with effect from 9.6.2000 in the pay scale of rs. ..... an industrial tribunal is not a court of general or residuary jurisdiction but a tribunal with specific jurisdiction enumerated by the terms of the orders of reference. ..... registrar, co-op. ..... in delhi cloth and general mills co. ..... british india corporation limited (1965) ii llj 433 (sc), delhi cloth and general mills co. ..... (delhi cloth and general mills co. ..... no general rule can be laid down as to the date from which a tribunal should bring its award in force: (see hindustan times v. .....
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Reported in : 1996(4)ALT778
..... that is why, the popular saying is that there is no law of precedent in compensation cases, except to have a persuasive value or to lay the general guideline ('damages for personal injuries and death' by john munkman, of the middle temple and north eastern circuit, barrister, 7th edition at page ). ..... pest control (india) private limited, air 1995 sc 755 laid down the items of general damages in para 9 as follows:-'broadly speaking while fixing an amount of compensation payable to a victim of an accident, the damages have to be assessed separately as pecuniary damages and special damages. ..... p.w.4, the civil assistant surgeon in the university general hospital at the relevant time, who saw the claimant on 7-5-1989 at 8.45 a.m. ..... inderjit singh and others, 1988 acj 407 (p&h;), wherein for the fracture of cervical spine although different items of compensation were calculated it was styled as general damages to grant itatrs.3,00,000/-. ..... likewise, the other items of general damages as above are also being consistently accepted. ..... the heads of general damages broadly stated are:-(a) injury itself,(b) pain and suffering,(c) shock,(d) neurosis,(e) loss of amenities of life,(f) shortened expectation of life,(g) future pecuniary loss(i) total incapacity and(ii) reduced capacity.the general damages for personal injuries were formulated in the leading case of phillips v. ..... the broad heads of damages by restitution are the general damages and special damages. .....
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Reported in : 1996(4)ALT1138
..... but also the sovereignty of their own and those who live among them and become members of their community are subject to the same laws, but that the general rule did not apply to early settlement of the english in india and the permission to the settlors to use their own laws within their factories did not extend ..... consequences of the wife's adultery may be more serious to the family relation by reason of the risk of introducing spurious offspring, nevertheless the statutes generally recognise no distinction between the husband and the wife in respect of the gravity of marital offences when considered as grounds for divorce; both parties ..... july, 1966, the economic and social council, acting on the recommendation of the commission unanimously adopted resolution transmitting the draft declaration to the general assembly and on 16th december, 1966 the general assembly unanimously adopted the resolution requesting the commission on the status for women to review the draft declaration bearing in mind the amendments which ..... christian religion, and to confer upon certain courts jurisdiction in matters matrimonial......however the extent of power to grant relief generally on the courts was incorporated in section 2 by the act 25 of 1926 and by the act 30 of 1927 in section 2 as follows:'extent of power to grant relief generally:- nothing hereinafter contained shall authorise any court to grantany relief under this act except that the petitioner or respondent ..... by the registrar of the .....
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Reported in : [2002]257ITR170(AP)
..... it was also contended that the definition of the word 'person' as defined in the general clauses act cannot be imported into the partnership act, the provisions of which alone are relevant for finding as to who could join as partners. .....
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