Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(5)ALD460; 2001(2)ALD(Cri)617; 2001(5)ALT255
..... examination of witnesses by police i--(1) any police officer making all investigation under this chapter, or any police officer not below such rank as the state government may, by general or special order, prescribe in this behalf, acting on the requisition of such officer, may examine orally any person supposed to be acquainted with the facts and circumstances of the case,(2) such person shall be bound to answer truly ..... deputy superintendent of police, cbcid addressed a letter to the registrar of this court seeking permission to examine sri t. ..... ramachandra reddy wrote a letter to the registrar, vigilance of this court on 19-8-1998 stating:it is humbly submitted that when i have discharged judicial functions in pursuance of the directions given in the writ petition by the hon'ble high court, i should not be subjected for examination by ..... the proposals put forward by the registrar were:(1) whether permission may be accorded to the cid authorities to examine sri t. ..... ajoy kumar, air 1965 sc 1651, registrar, high court of madras v. ..... in registrar, high court of madras (supra) the apex court was considering the case of a compulsory retirement of a member of subordinate judiciary in terms of fundamental rule 56(d). ..... advocate general, : 1981crilj315 , anowar hussain v. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(4)ALD181; 2001(4)ALT754
..... satish in support his contention that as director incharge of the affairs of 1st defendant, mukund kakani, has power to surrender possession is, prima facie, unacceptable, because article 54(2) reads:'the managing director, shall without prejudice to the generality of the powers conferred by these presents have and exercise, subject to the supervision and control of the board of directors and subject to the provisions and restrictions contained in the act, in respect thereof, the following powers ..... the rent being paid for the suit property is very high, and that the administrative office can be shifted to some other cheaper place, is not stated in his affidavit by mukund kakani, since, the annual general body meeting of the 1st defendant was held on 30-9-2000, if before that date the said realisation came to mukund kakani, he would have, as any ordinary prudent director of a company, discussed the issue in that ..... ex.b12 directors' report to the share holders of the 1st defendant, prepared by mukund kakani on 5-9-2000, filed before the registrar of companies on 30-11-2000 and registered by him on 15-12-2000, shows that the 20th annual general meeting of the members of the 1st defendant was called for and held on 30-9-2000 at 11-00 a.m. ..... if those alleged detrimental started before 30-9-2000, the same would have been discussed in the general body meeting held on 30-9-2000. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(4)ALD289; 2003(3)ALT456
..... the purpose of preparation of seniority the respondents cannot resort to maintaining horizontal seniority of those assistant professors who by fortuitous circumstances continued to be assistant professors, having regard to rule 1 of part hi (general provisions) to the effect that promotion shall be made on the ground of merit and ability, it is always open to the competent authority to prefer assistant professors with more teaching experience and research papers ..... were different, the method of recruitment and the machinery for the same were also different and the general qualifications possessed by and large by the members of each class being different, they started as two distinct ..... counsel for the respective parties, it is necessary to notice some of the rules forming part of general rules.rule 2(8) defines cadre to mean the posts in various classes, categories and grades in service. ..... cadre of civil surgeon and assistant surgeon was treated separately, but assistant surgeons in general line and assistant professors in non-clinical subjects as well as clinical subjects were included ..... medical college as resident/ registrar/ deons- trator/ tutor.tutor/ demonstrator resident/ registrarmbbs general surgeryprofessor m.s. ..... a person is said to be 'appointed to a service' (rule 2(2)) when such person is appointed in accordance with the general rules and in accordance with the special rules or ad hoc rules if applicable to such service, and he/she discharges for the first time the duties of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(4)ALD352; 2001(4)ALT492
..... august, 1979 in constructing a railway building, and taking advantage of their absence, defendants 1, 2, 6 and 7 took the plaintiff's signatures on blank white papers and non-judicial stamp papers and took her also to the sub-registrar's office at amalapuram and got registered some documents stating that they are general power of attorney etc. ..... the plaintiff never pleaded that fraud has been played on her, but only stated that her signatures were obtained on blank non-judicial stamp papers and she was taken to sub-registrar's office and got some documents registered, and the said allegation was not proved, and therefore, the lower court was not right in saying that ex.b14 settlement deed is vitiated by fraud and misrepresentation ..... satisfaction; and all things done before him in his official capacity and verified by his signature will be presumed to be done duly and in order'.thus, it is submitted that the document is registered voluntarily before the sub-registrar, and the said document is proved by examining the witnesses, and therefore, it shall be presumed that all the contents of the documents are true and valid, unless the contrary is established.47. ..... she being one of the parties along with the defendants, and she believed that her signature was taken on each and every paper and in the office of the sub-registrar also, and she know telugu, and the documents exs.bi2 and b14 are also in telugu, and she having known fully well the contents, she executed the said two documents, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(2)ALD578; 2001(3)ALT114
..... a bare perusal of section 32(7)(a) would show that the same is an enabling provision whereby the government or the registrar is of the opinion that it is not possible to call for a general meeting for the purpose of conducting election of members of the committee, then, the government in respect of such class of societies as may be prescribed and the registrar in all other cases, may appoint a person or persons to manage the affairs of such societies for a period ..... in the opinion of the government or, the registrar, it is not possible to call a general meeting for the purpose of conducting election of members of the committee, the government, in respect of such class of societies as may be prescribed and the registrar in all other cases may appoint a person or persons to manage the affairs of the society for a period not exceeding six months and the government may, on their own and the registrar with the previous approval of the government ..... absolutely clear that by reason of the aforementioned provision, the government or the registrar must apply its mind to the materials available on record so as to arrive at a decision inrelation to the co-operative societies in question that it is not possible to call for a general meeting for the purpose of conducting elections of members of the committee. ..... government order also directs that it is for the registrar to arrive at such a finding that it is not possible to call for a general meeting for the purpose of conducting elections to the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(2)ALD223; 2001(2)ALT258
orders.b. sinha, cj1. obtaining ofemployment by filing a false caste certificate resulting in an order of removal was the subject-matter of an application before the tribunal and the order passed therein being dated 24-1-2001 in oa no.1678 of 1999 is the subject-matter of this writ petition.2. the short fact of the matter is as follows: the petitioner claims to have married a person belonging to konda kapu community - a community recognized as a scheduled tribe. her husband obtained a caste certificate from the then member of legislative assembly of secunderabad assembly constituency. a similar certificate was obtained on the basis of the former one by the petitioner from the special tahsildar, migh scheme, hyderabad on 4-11-1977. she was appointed in july, 1980 as lower division clerk in a post which was reserved for scheduled tribe candidates.3. the joint collector later on cancelled the said certificate. the petitioner's husband faced an order of dismissal. a proceeding was also initiated against the petitioner culminating in imposition of penalty of removal from service. an appeal preferred by her was dismissed. before the learned tribunal below the said orders were challenged on the grounds:'a. there was delay in concluding theinquiry proceedings;b. there was delay in initiating disciplinary proceedings;c. the applicant was appointed in the year 1980 and disciplinary proceedings were initiated on 11-9-1990;d. even the inquiry officer conducted the enquiry in utter .....
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Reported in : 2001(1)ALD410; 2001(1)ALT351
..... be completed within a period of four months from the date of commencement of the enquiry and the report of enquiry along with the findings of the registrar thereon shall be placedbefore the next general meeting of the society :provided that the registrary may, for reasons to be recorded in writing extend the period aforesaid for a further period not exceeding ..... any doubt whatsoever that an order of suspension can only be passed only in relation to a paid officer or servant of asociety in relation whereto, upon an enquiry, a prima facie satisfaction can be arrived at by the registrar that it is necessary in the interest of the society to direct the committee, pending investigation and disposal of the matter, to place or cause to be placed such paid officer or servant under suspension. ..... paid officer or servant of a society has committed or has been otherwise responsible for mis-appropriation, breach of trust or other offence, in relation to the society, the registrar may, if in his opinion there is prima facie evidence against such paid officer or servant and the suspension of such paid officer or servant is necessary in the interest of the society, direct ..... srikakulam and the suspension of the above 4 paid officers is necessary in the interest of the society and also the bank and for smooth conduct of enquiry.the special category deputy registrar/district cooperative officer, srikakulam by virtue of powers vested in him under section 59(1) of the apcs act 7 of 1964 read with g.o. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(2)ALT607
..... the respondent corporation having lost the civil appeals framed the bye-laws governing the service conditions of the employees and after obtaining the approval of the general body, these special bye-laws were forwarded to the registrar of cooperative societies for their registration and to the government for approval as the government happened to be the funding agency for the activities that are being carried on by the corporation ..... state of uttar pradesh and ors, 2000 (5) supreme 477 their lordships while rejecting a similar contention advanced by the learned solicitor general appearing for the university that the employees in the cafeteria are not the employees of the university and there is no relationship of master and servant, observed as under:'... ..... special bye laws governing the conditions of service have to be approved by the general body and the same have to be registered by the registrar of the cooperative societies. ..... this leaves me with some incidental contentions raised by the learned advocate general against the relief sought for by the petitioners in these batch of writ petitions. ..... , almost for two years i was repeatedly asking the learned advocate general whether any reports were submitted by the review committee and any action was taken by the government to give effect to their ..... hence, i have no hesitation to reject this contention of the learned advocate general that a sanctioned post is a precondition for regularising the services of temporary employee. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2000(6)ALD341; 2000(6)ALT126; [2000(87)FLR964]; (2001)ILLJ947AP
..... the facts and circumstances of the case, it was held that the notice contemplated under the proviso to section 10 of the act is mandatory and the registrar is not competent to pass an order cancelling the registration without, in the first instance, giving a notice and giving an opportunity to the trade union to ..... from the facts and circumstances of this case, the registrar has issued a show-cause notice on 7-3-1992 to the general secretary of the petitioner-union and the petitioner has ..... settled legal propositions relied on by the learned counsel for the petitioner postulates that though the registrar has got the power to cancel theregistration of a trade union for wilful contravention of any provision of the act after notice from the registrar, a show-cause notice must be issued showing the cause for cancellation of the registration giving ..... commissioner of labour and registrar of trade unions, bangalore, 1972 lab 1c 799, wherein it was held:'it is clear from section 10 of the act before the registrar can take any action to cancel the registration on the ground that the trade union has wilfully and after notice from the registrar contravened any provision of the act, a notice has to be given by the registrar of a duration of not less than two months specifying the ..... for cancellation of the registration of a trade union, according to which if a union wilfully and after notice from the registrar contravenes any provisions of this act, its registration is liable to be cancelled. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2000(6)ALD348; 2000(6)ALT531
..... bank by amalgamation of the andhra pradesh co-operative bank and the hyderabad co-operative bank :--(1) as soon as may be after the commencement of this act, the registrar shall place separately before a meeting of the general body of the andhra co-operalive bank and a meeting of the general body of the hyderabad co-operalive bank, speciallyconvened by him, a scheme prepared by him which shall contain proposals by the andhra pradesh state co-operative bank limited having ..... (5) after taking such action in terms of the certified scheme as may be necessary for the amalgamation of the andhra co-operative bank and thehyderabad co-operative bank, the registrar shall notify to those batiks the date on which the working of the andhra pradesh co-operative bank shall commence, which date shall be deemed to be the date of formation of the ..... that the provisions of section 116-c were incorporated in the apcs act, 1964, and the apcob has submitted proposals for approval of 24 additional posts and approval was given by the registrar of co-operative societies by letter dated 22-5-1986 and that thereafter no proposals have been received from apcob, hyderabad. ..... the vacancies are available in the bank in the cadre of altenders, the regularisation was not affected inspite of the representation made and that the respondent bank addressed a letter dated 24-6-1997 to the registrar to accord permission to the bank for regularization of the services of attenders who have completed five years of service. .....
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