Court : Karnataka
Decided on : Mar-24-2011
..... an order abolishing contract labour, when the said order being given effect to, without experiencing the defects in giving effect to the said order, on a mere representation of the employers, they could not have rescinded the earlier notification prohibiting contract employment in canteens. the power to abolish contract labour is statutorily provided under section 10 ..... and a policy decision so undertaken. the courts no-doubt, has a duty to see that the undertaking of a decision, in law is not violated and people’s fundamental rights are not transgressed upon except to the extent permissible under the constitution. therefore, it is clear that the policy is essentially for the state ..... to formulate keeping in mind the need and requirements of the people and the society at large. the state should be allowed some play in the joints because it has to deal with complex problems which do not admit .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Decided on : Feb-23-2011
..... the supreme court in tukaram s. dighole v. manikrao shivaji kokate reported in (2010) 4 scc 329 for contending that the charge of corrupt practice envisages by the representation of people act is to be equated with the criminal charge. therefore, the standard of proof that is required is not preponderance of probabilities as in civil action, but the ..... or of any rules or orders made under this act,[the high court] shall declare the election of the returned candidate to be void.]"section 129 of the representation of the people act, 1951 reads as follows:129.officers, etc., at elections not to act for candidates or to influence voting.-(1)no person who is [a district election ..... 4 of 2009 was presented by the first respondent in this application under section 81 read with s.100(1)(d)(iii) and (iv) and section 129 of the representation of peoples act 1951 (for short rp act). the petition was presented on 29.6.2009. thereafter, the matter was assigned to this court by the hon'ble chief justice .....
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