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… Appellants Vs. The High Court Employees’ Welfare Association and ...

Court : Kolkata

..... the administrative expenses of a high court, including all salaries, allowances and pensions payable to or in respect of the officers and servants of the court, shall be charged upon the consolidated fund of the state, and any fees or other moneys taken by the court shall ..... how and in what manner the president of india should act after the chief justice of india submits to him the rules framed by him relating to the salaries, allowances, leave and pensions of the officers and servants of ..... india cannot be compelled to grant approval to the rules framed by the chief justice of india relating to salaries, allowances, leave or pensions, but it is equally true that when such rules have been framed by a very high dignitary of the state, it should be looked upon with respect and unless there is very good reason not to grant approval, the approval should always be granted. ..... its judgment dated 9th january, 2007 disposed of writ petition (civil) 134 of 1999 filed by the welfare association and observed as follows: though the power to make rules in regard to pay and allowances of the high court employees is vested in the chief justice subject to any law made by the parliament, the constitution has advisedly made the power of the chief justice to make such rules conditional upon approval of such ..... members of the constituent assembly who misgivings about the amendment ..... order was passed in this writ petition on 16th november, 2003 where the supreme court noted its earlier judgment in the supreme .....

Pramatha Nath Mitter and Ors. Vs. Hon'ble the Chief Justice of the Hig ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal545,65CWN920

..... object of enacting the section was to arm the president with power to control and regulate the vacations of the high courts in such manner as he thinks fit though by no stretch of imagination such a provision can be regarded as one having any relation with or any bearing on the questions of salaries or allowances, leave of absence, or pensions of judges which were the principal topics dealt with by the original act 28 of 1954, the new prevision affects not merely the judges of the high ..... on or about 17th december, 1958 parliament passed the high court judges' (conditions of service) amendment act, 1958 being act no. ..... article 225 of the constitution which preserves the jurisdiction of the existing high courts and the powers of the judges thereof in relation to the administration of justice in the court including the power to make rules of court and to regulate the sittings of the court and of members thereof sitting alone or in division courts, indicates that regulation of the sittings of the court is expressly categorised as one of the matters comprehended within the connotation of the expression 'administration of justice' which is a subject .....

Airports Authority of India and ors. Vs. Pradip Kumar Banerjee and ors ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2007(4)CHN77

..... also been directed to 'allow the joining of the writ petitioner forthwith and the release all arrear salary and service benefits within a month from this date and to continue his salary, allowances and service benefits in accordance ..... reinstate him in service with all consequential benefits within a month from the date of the order and to continue his salary allowances and service benefits in accordance with law.2. ..... has held that:due to non-mentioning of the important fact in the pre-trap memo that some arrangement was made for keeping the flash door partly open giving the witnesses a scope to see and hear out the conversation as was going on inside the aforesaid chamber, it is very hard to believe that the person concerned involved in such shady transaction would dare to carry out such ..... has shown negligence in performance of duty, exhibited lack of integrity and acted in a manner unbecoming of an employee of the authority thereby violating regulation 4(i)(a), 4(i)(d) and 5(ix) of aai employees (conduct, discipline and appeal) regulations, 2003, further, by taking illegal gratification to which he was not ..... petition which was disposed of by the learned single judge of the high court with the direction that in the event he files the representation before the competent officer with regard to pension, the same may be considered within a period of three months therefrom ..... in their judgments are not to be read as if they are words in an act of parliament, in quinn v ..... misra)member .....

Chinmoy Pathak Vs. Standard Chartered Bank Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

..... and documents referred to hereinabove that by falling in line with the stand taken by the said anz grindlays bank, its predecessor-in-interest vis--vis the plaintiff and other members of the said association the defendant bank has acted wrongfully, illegally and in an unjustifiable manner in denying them such amount of pension as they were and ..... to letter to shri gurudas dasgupta, the member of parliament, rajya sabha, who had earlier expressed his concern with the prevailing rate of pension payable to the retired management staff of ..... of the plaint on the ground that it did not disclose any cause of action and the learned single judge by the order impugned herein has allowed such application thereby rejecting the plaint on the ground that the same did not disclose ..... the rights and obligations of the plaintiff and others represented by him herein, relating to pension and pensionary benefits, were and still are governed by the grindlays bank limited indian staff pension scheme trust deed and trust rules, published in july, 1986 as amended from time to time thereafter, from the office of the ..... wrote to his secretary, the plaintiff, that instead of rise in salary he proposed to pay her each year bonus on the net trading ..... 2003 the defendant bank addressed to the plaintiff a letter completely digressing from the material issue in controversy between the parties by stating that there were 100 old pensioners in respect of whom individual annuity policies were purchased for payment of pension .....