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..... a higher price, however, subsequently, he backed out. if the auction/sale pursuant to the public auction is set aside on the basis of the such frivolous and irresponsible representations made by such persons then the sanctity of a public auction would be frustrated and the rights of a genuine bidder would be adversely affected. 8.3 further, the division ..... offered rs.13,01,000/- per acre. it is also required to be noted that in the said auction, which took place on 24.06.1998, in all 45 people participated. 17 the auction was conducted after following due procedure under the provisions of the act of 1987 and the auction was conducted by none other than the executive officer ..... in the year 1998. 4.1 it is submitted that as such the auction sale was conducted after wide publicity in the well-known newspapers and in fact, 45 people participated in the auction. it is submitted that the appellant was found to be the highest bidder and therefore the sale in favour of the appellant was confirmed and .....
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..... therefore, he argued that the writ petitions are liable to be dismissed. he also invited the attention of the court 22 to section 30 of the representation of the people act, 1951 and argued that there is no stage of interruption of election process as argued by the learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioners and ..... that, the writ petitions are not maintainable under article 226 of the constitution of india. he invited the attention of the court to section 23 of the representation of the people act, 1950 and submitted that sub-sections (2) and (3) of section 23 of the above act are the consequential orders which are of ministerial ..... area and therefore, he submitted that the arguments advanced by sri a.s. ponnanna, learned senior counsel, cannot be 20 accepted. referring to section 23 of representation of peoples act, 1950, he submitted that inclusion of the additional five voters, is in accordance with law and he further submitted that some of the petitioners have challenged .....
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..... had 18 already completed upto 93% of the project. it is therefore, submitted that the finding that huge investments made by hnpcl were on the basis of the representation by the state government is totally erroneous. in any case, he submits, that the appellants discoms are independent authorities and not bound by the decision of the state ..... the sufferers. he submits that huge investment of thousands of crores of rupees is lying idle. he further submits that apart from generating employment for more than 1000 people, the generation project, which is fully operational, would also provide electricity in the state of andhra pradesh. he submitted that the contention of the appellants discoms that ..... of a state is equally required to be guided by public interest. every holder of a public office is a trustee, whose highest duty is to the people of the country. the public 69 authority is therefore required to exercise the powers only for the public good.101. we may gainfully refer to the following .....
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..... fill in the vacant seat(s) not later than six months from the date of such vacancy in 21 terms of section 151a5 of the representation of the people act, 19516. this is essential also to ensure that the concerned constituency does not remain unrepresented in the legislative assembly for more than six months ..... and it can be safely regarded as deemed permission of the house for absence for the relevant period. similarly, the constituency cannot complain about its non representation in the house having elected someone who conducts himself/herself inappropriately in the meetings. in raja ram pal29, similar plea had been negatived. concededly, suspended ..... the state (as per article 170). that presupposes that all territorial constituencies must be duly represented in the assembly in continuum. in any case, their representation cannot be deprived for longer period than necessary for the orderly functioning of the house during the session. for that reason, the statutory mandate postulated vide .....
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..... because the appellant original defendant was residing or has house at punjab does not make him an ordinarily resident of punjab. reliance is placed on section 20(1) of the representation of people act, 1950. it is submitted that therefore a further inquiry into that aspect is /was required before residential status is finally determined. 8 [3.3]. learned counsel appearing on ..... the state of rajasthan, the appellant cannot be said to be an ordinarily resident of rajasthan. 19 ordinarily resident has been defined under the representation of the people act, 1950. as per section 20(1) of the representation of the people act, 1950, ordinarily resident means a person shall not be deemed to be ordinarily resident in a constituency on the ground only that .....
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..... a re-examination of the lin, and an explanation for the issuance, or a cancellation, if there was indeed misunderstanding . the above text of the said representation is not happily worded, to say the least; a foreigner who has apparently overstayed the visa period cannot ask for an explanation from the host country as to ..... however, the degree & extent of their availment vary depending upon the circumstances, which the domestic law envisages; the significance of boundaries of nations justifies the classification of people as citizens and aliens; salmond in an article on citizenship and allegiance published more than a century ago in (1901) 17 lqr270wrote: citizenship is a title to rights ..... pursuant to annexure-m, n and p. this petition coming on for orders this day, the court made the following:- 2 order petitioner a national of people s republic of china is once again knocking at the doors of writ court seeking an appropriate order that would facilitate the extension of her stay on indian .....
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..... payment of the lump sum amount in pursuance of para 15(1)(b) read with para 15(2) of the pension scheme, 1998. page 2 of 74. the appellant s representation was however rejected. in the letter dated 22.01.2013 of the regional commissioner of the coal mines provident fund organization ( cmpfo for short) it was stated that the pensioner .....
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..... , recovery proceedings were initiated against the appellant. a writ petition was filed by the appellant for challenging the said demand. it was withdrawn with liberty to make a representation. on the basis of the representation made by the appellant, the insurance corporation passed an order on 23rd november 2006. by the said order, the insurance corporation directed the appellant to pay interest .....
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..... dated 25.10.2016 to, the chief secretary/administrator, all states/union territories (as per list) sub: practice by unqualified person in the field of disability rehabilitation reg. sir, a representation has been received from president, orthotics & prosthetic association of india (opai) regarding practice by unqualified persons in the field of disability (photocopy enclosed).2. it is to apprise that programmes ..... the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995 was enacted to give effect to the proclamation on the full participation and equality of the people with disabilities in the asian and pacific region. the act defines persons with disabilities as those having not less than forty percent, disability and identified seven categories of disabilities, namely .....
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..... )(e) of the pc act, such as their income tax returns, information submitted to their department under the central civil services (conduct) rules 19647 and affidavit filed under the representation of the people act 19518 and the rules under it; (ii) to counter the veracity of the information from these sources, the appellant, central bureau of investigation9, should have conducted a preliminary .....
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