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T. Devender and ors. Vs. the State of Andhra Pradesh Represented by th ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1992(3)ALT1

..... the salaries, allowances, pension and contributions towards provident fund of the officers and other employees of the mandal are to be paid out of the consolidated fund of the state.3. ..... the amendment act also enjoins that no meeting of the zilla praja parishad or mandala praja parishad shall be convened on a public holiday and during the period in which the legislative assembly or either house of parliament is in session. ..... this ad hoc rule lays down that the district collector shall be the chairman and the other two members of the district selection committee shall be the joint collector and the district development officer. ..... besides, all the m.l.as and m.ps who are members of the mandala praja parishads also are members of the zilla praja parishad. ..... the district collector is designated as the chairman and two others- the joint collector and the district development officer-as members of the committee. ..... , a member of the lok sabha whose constituency encompasses the mandal and a rajya sabha member nominated by government are also members of the mandala praja parishad. ..... panchayati raj and rural development, dated 24-6-87 constituting the district selection committee with the chairman, zilla praja parishad and the district collector, president of the mandala praja parishad, district educational officer and the district development officer as the other members, could not be superseded by the impugned executive order. .....

Pritpal Singh, Retired Judge (Since Deceased) Through His Legal Repres ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2008)150PLR439

..... it may be desirable or expected not to grant pension and other allowances to the judges less than the allowances and pension payable to the members of the all india services, but in the absence of any statutory provision, the proviso of the act cannot be said to be arbitrary viz- a-viz to the pension payable to the members of the all india services as violative of any part of the constitution. 17 ..... whether such ceiling can be said to be arbitrary and unjustified on the basis of pension payable to the members of the all india services in terms of the rule amended on 22.5.1987 is required to be examined first. ..... the relevant part of the rule in respect of all india services reads as under:.in case a member of the service retires from service in accordance with the provisions of these rules, after completing qualifying service of thirty three years or more, pension shall be admissible to him at the rate of fifty per cent of the average emoluments reckonable for pension: provided that the pension calculated as above shall be subject to a ceiling of rupees four thousand five hundred per month....14 ..... by virtue of the said amending act, special additional pension was contemplated to be rs. ..... this will, of course, be quite apart from the other changes for the improvement of the conditions of service of judges in the matter of salaries, allowances etc. ..... may suggest that this case may be done straightway by including suitable provisions in the bill now announced to be pending before parliament. .....

State of Kerala, Represented by the Chief Secretary to Government and ...

Court : Kerala

..... (9) a member shall have the status equal to that of a judge of high court of kerala and shall be entitled to get the same salary, allowances and pension and the same conditions of service shall be made applicable: provided that the allowances and conditions of service of a member shall not be varied to his disadvantage after his appointment. ..... ombudsman shall not be a member of parliament or of any state legislative assembly and shall not hold any office (other than being a member) of faith or profit or do any business or engage in any work and accordingly a person other than high court judge or district judge or secretary to government appointed as member shall, before entering his office,- a) resign the membership of the parliament or any state legislative assembly or local self government institution if he is such a member; b) resign from the office of faith or profit if he is holding such ..... to declare that the kerala panchayat raj (amendment) act, 2001 (act 12 of 2001) is illegal, unconstitutional and ab initio void; ii. ..... state of orissa and others [(2003) 4 scc 21]. ..... state of orissa and others [(2003) 4 scc 21]. 8. ..... on 29.05.2003. .....

K. Anjaneyulu S/O. Rajaiah, O/O. Asst. Accounts Officer, E.R.O., N.P. ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(5)ALD102; 2004(4)ALT711

..... with this act and the rules made there under to provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:-- (a) the administration of the funds and other property of the board, and the maintenance of its accounts;(b) the summoning and holding of meetings of the board, the times and places at which such meetings shall be held, the conduct of business thereat and the number of members necessary to constitute a quorum;(c) the duties of (officers and other employees) of the board, and their salaries, allowances and other conditions ..... but even there it was necessary to enact a special act of parliament to enable such proclamations to become law by publication in the gazette though a royal proclamation is the highest kind of law, other than an act of parliament, known to the british constitution; and even the publication in the london gazette will not make the proclamation valid in scotland nor will publication in the edinburgh gazette make it valid for england. ..... if the board of the second respondent is dissatisfied with the tenor, content, or thrust of regulations, then the only legitimate course to deviate from the mandate of the regulations is to amend the regulations by following the substantive and procedural discipline ordained by section 79 of the act. ..... (b) the period of training shall be counted for the purpose of probation increment leave and pension etc. ..... 251 is claimed albeit hesitantly to be an amendment of regulations, it is necessary to extract t.o.o. ms. no. .....

The Labour Relations Board of Saskatchewan Vs. John East Iron Works Lt ...

Court : Privy Council

Reported in : AIR1949PC129

..... the salaries, allowances, and pensions of the judges of the superior district, and county courts (except the courts of probate in nova scotia and new brunswick), and of the admiralty courts in cases where the judges thereof are for the time being paid by salary, shall be fixed and provided by the parliament of canada. ..... or tenure of employment or any term or condition of employment or to use coercion or intimidation of any kind with a view to encouraging or discouraging membership in or activity in or for a labour organization or participation of any kind in a proceeding under this act; and if an employer or employer's agent discharges an employee from his employment and it is alleged by a trade union that such employer or employer's agent has thereby committed an unfair labour practice within the meaning of this clause, it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that ..... [20] section 14 gives to the board and the members thereof the power of a commissioner under the public inquiries act with liberty to receive and accept such evidence and information on oath, affidavit or otherwise as in its discretion it may deem fit and proper whether admissible as evidence in a court of law or not. ..... 69 of the statutes of saskatchewan 1944 (second session) as amended by chap. .....

Janaki Ballav Patnaik Vs. State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1995CriLJ1110

..... wife of the accused had received a substantial sum of money as a member of parliament during the check period under the provisions of the salaries, allowances and pension of members of parliament act, 1954, as well as the rules framed thereunder, yet, it purposely did not try to find out the same just to make out a case of disproportionate assets in the hands of the accused and, therefore, the impugned order directing framing of charge and rejecting the prayer of the accused for discharging him is liable to be ..... but in view of section 10(17) of the income-tax act, 1961, income by way of daily allowances received by any person by reason of him or her being a member of parliament or of any state legislature or of any committee thereof as well as any allowances received by any person by reason of his membership of parliament under the members of parliament (constituency allowance) rules, 1986, does not form a part of income for the purpose of computation of ..... a member of parliament during the check period had received a substantial amount as her allowances and perquisites under the provisions of the members of parliament (constituency allowance) rules, 1986, which was not a part of income for the purpose of the income-tax act. ..... jayanti patnaik as a member of parliament during the period in question and the dates on which the 7th and 8th lok sabha were in session, for calculation of the allowances, which correspondence has been annexed as annexure-e to the counter-affidavit filed on .....

S.P. Gupta Vs. President of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1982SC149; 1981Supp(1)SCC87; [1982]2SCR365

..... other high court.(2) when a judge has been or is so transferred, he shall, during the period he serves, after the commencement of the constitution (fifteenth amendment) act, 1963, as a judge of the other high court, be entitled to receive in addition to his salary such compensatory allowance as may be determine, by parliament by law and, until so determined such compensatory allowance as the president may by order fix.i think it is necessary to remove the impression that the judges of the high courts constitute a single ..... high courts and the supreme court hold their tenure not at the pleasure of the president but till they attain the prescribed age of retirement; that their removal is possible only after following an elaborate procedure: that their salaries and allowances and pension are charged on the consolidated funds of the states or of the union; that no discussion can take place in the legislatures with respect to their conduct in the discharge of their duties except on a motion for ..... the floor of the house during the course of a parliamentary or legislative debate would not be admissible at all because the views expressed by the speaker may be his individual views which may or may not be accepted by the majority of the members present in the house.i (4) legislative history of a constitutional provision though not directly germane for the purpose of construing a statute may, however, be used in exceptional cases to denote the beginning of the legislative process which results .....

Ashok Leyland Employees Union and Another Vs. Union of India and Other ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(3)CTC660

..... sections 10, 12 and 17 of the main act, according to the learned senior standing counsel for the central government, do not stand in the way or disable or in any manner the parliament from ushering in a new pension scheme and that the constitutional validity or the legality and prosperity of the scheme cannot be and ought not to be tested or judged in the context of the unamended provisions enacted earlier by the very same legislature and it is well within the legislative competence of the parliament to effect reforms by making amendments introducing ..... otherwise available as provident fund; (iv) the absence of classification or differentiation among those with longer years of service and higher scales of salaries as against those with lesser number of years of service and lesser scales of salaries, result in lack of uniformity in the rates of pension unlike in the case of government service of in public sector banks, thus leading to unjust results; (v) the rates of pension is not linked and has no relevance with the cost of living index, thus eroding the very purpose of the beneficial ..... which was payable to thewidow of the deceased member and theretirement-cum withdrawal benefits werealso allowed to the members at the timeof their retirement.employees' deposit linked this scheme was introduced to provideinsurance scheme, 1976. .....

Houldsworth and Another (Respondents) Vs. Bridge Trustees Limited and ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... while it was only by the pensions act 1995 ("pa 1995") (amending psa 1993 and other prior legislation and introducing various new provisions) that parliament addressed issues raised by the report of the pension law review committee chaired by professor roy goode issued in january 1993, that report must reflect the general understanding of the nature of a money purchase scheme at the time ..... the pre-2000 fund reveals a deficiency in the pre-2000 fund's resources the trustees may with the consent of the principal employer make such adjustments and amendments to the benefits secured or thereafter accruing for and in respect of the members as are necessary in the opinion of the trustees after taking the actuary's advice to secure the continued solvency of the pre-2000 fund." 44. ..... with claims by members of an insolvent salary-related pension scheme which was wound up in 2003, so that section 73 and 75 of pa 1995 ..... on the appeal, and on the issue of the reduction of pensions in course of payment the appeal was allowed. ..... in practice however it appears that the member's vip interest was converted into pension using tables of factors periodically supplied by the scheme actuaries and (as allowed for by article 8.1.5) paid direct from the scheme; this is what is referred to as 'internal annuitisation' and (together with the same feature in relation to moneymatch benefits) forms the subject matter of the ..... my inclination would have been to allow the appeal on both questions identified in para .....

Shri R.L. Narasimham ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1972SC2405; 1972LabIC1420; (1972)2SCC763; [1973]1SCR773

..... province holding office immediately before the commencement of this constitution shall, unless they have elected otherwise, become on such commencement the judges of the high court in the corresponding state, and shall thereupon be entitled to such salaries and allowances and to such rights in respect of leave of absence and pension as are provided for under article 221 in respect of the judge of any other high court.any such judge shall, notwithstanding that he is not a citizen of india, be eligible for appointment ..... judges of the high courts from the pound sterling- a foreign currency-that the parliament in its wisdom decided to effect the necessary amendment in the 1954 act, which removed the anomaly of paying pensions to a certain category of high court judges by first determining the amount of pension in a foreign currency and then converting that amount into indian rupees for payment to them. ..... we do not consider it necessary to trace the origin of the indian civil service and refer to its historical background for discovering the dominant object and purpose of the provisions relating to payment of pensions embodied in the 1937 order by correlating them with the provisions for making payment of the salaries and pensions in pounds sterling in england or of its equivalent in rupees in india, to the members of the covenated services entering into covenants with the british crown in england for serving in india, which at that .....