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B. Ramulamma and ors. Vs. Venkatesh, Bus Union, Rep. by A.M. Velu Muda ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(6)ALT784

..... (2) an.w.r. 316 (mp.) : air 2007 m.p 237, after extracting the definition of 'wages' under payment of wages act, 1936, minimum wages act, 1948, industrial disputes act, 1947 and workmen's compensation act, 1923, observed that:it is amply clear that the 'wages' means all remunerations whether by way of salary, allowance or otherwise expressed in ..... delhi development authority v. rukmani bansal : 2008 acj 2770, observed as follows:taking into consideration the fact that minimum wages as notified under the minimum wages act increase by nearly 250 per cent to 300 per cent every 10 years to neutralize rise in inflation and cost of living, it could reasonably be expected that ..... unreasonable equitable, not just. thus, this field of wider discretion of the tribunal has to be within the said limitations and the limitations under any provisions of the act or any other provisions having the force of law.23. in this case, admittedly both the deceased were studying final year b.e. computers course. pw-3 .....

Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy Vs. Transmission Corporation of A.P. Limited ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(4)ALD827; 2003(4)ALT314

..... in sterling computers case, (supra), the supreme court in para-17 held: 'it is true that by way of judicial review the court is not expected to act as a court of appeal while examining an administrative decision and to record a finding whether such decision could have been taken otherwise in the facts and circumstances of the ..... there was sufficient cause shown for not filing the appeal within the sixty days time prescribed. section 50 creates a bar from challenging order of the commission made under the act, in a civil court. mr. s. ramqchandra rao submitted that the appeal, if any, would be limited to the questions of law arising out of such order therefore ..... the learned counsel for the respondents, except for respondent no. 12, it was submitted that the writ petition was not maintainable in view of section 39 of the act. it is also submitted that the writ petition was not maintainable because it was not a litigation in public interest but it was basically a dispute between respondent no. .....

Diddi Rambabu Vs. Principal, Hyderabad Public School, Ramanthapur and ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(3)ALD775; 1998(3)ALT310

..... of erstwhile nizam was re-organised as hyderabad public school in the year 1951. the hyderabad public school society bearing registration no. 18/1951 registered under societies act (act 1 of 1350 fasli) is in the management of the affairs of the school and the government has no control whatsoever over on the administration of the affairs ..... illegalities that are being committed by the society, including making illegal admissions of the students and illegal appointments started coming to light and infect one mr. t. bal reddy and some parents of the students studying in the school filed a writ petition no.13207/1989 for issuance of quo warranto against one mr. o.p. ..... the board of governors. 71. writ petition no. 13207/87 filed for issuance of quo-warranto against uk principal of hyderabad public school, ramanthapurby one mr. bal reddy and others, who are the parents of the current students and ex-students of the public school at that point of time enumerated innumerable of illegalities that .....

United India Insurance Co. Ltd., Kakinada Vs. Namala China Apparao and ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001ACJ313; 1999(4)ALD414; 1999(4)ALT730

..... accidents..... ' 10. in view of the law declared by the supreme court, the petitioners 1 and 3 are class ii legal representatives- as per hindu succession act, 1956. when once the petitioners are the legal representatives they can maintain the present petition before the tribunal which is for the benefit of the legal representatives. the ..... a motor vehicle accident is equally new and an enlarged one. this new right cannot be hedged in by all the limitations of an action under the fatal accidents act, 1855. new situations and new dangers require new strategies and new remedies.' the apex court after approving the view taken in megjibhai khimji vira v. chaturbhai taljabhai, ..... of motor vehicle accident due to the negligent driving of the driver of the vehicle, his legal representatives are entitled to recover the damages for the wrong act and the same need not be interfered. in support of his contention, learned counsel for the respondents has relied upon a judgment ofthe hon'ble supreme court .....

T. Hari Kumar Naidu Vs. Prameela

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(6)ALD97; 2000(6)ALT79; I(2001)DMC189

..... , who issued report ex.x1, and that the report does not reveal about the abnormal mental condition of the respondent.24. section 114 of the indian evidence act, 1872 provides for presumption for the court regarding existence of the facts. illustration (g) to that section says that 'the court may presume that evidence which ..... therefore, filed op no.75 of 1991 before the 111 additional judge, city civil court, hyderabad at secunderabad under section 13(1)(iii) of the hindu marriage act seeking divorce on the ground that the respondent-wife was suffering from schizophrenia-mental disorder.3. the respondent filed a counter-affidavit denying the allegations that she was ..... was suffering from mental disorder and attempted to commit suicide, and has not shown any interest though he made all endeavours to lead the happy married life. her acts and behaviour, it is stated, are dangerous both to the appellant and the children and there is no safety as the respondent is suffering from schizophrenia.2. .....

Nizam Sugars Officers Welfare Association and Others Vs. Government of ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(6)ALD538; 1998(6)ALT507

..... and the manipur university without simultaneously making it, either expressly or by necessary implication, subject to the respondent's consent. when the manipur university act provides for the transfer of the services of the staff working at the centre of postgraduate studies, imphal to employment in the manipur university, ..... transferred by the appellant university to the manipur university without his consent, notwithstanding any statutory provision to that effect whether in the manipur university act or elsewhere. the contract of service entered into by the respondent was contract with the appellant university and no law can convert that contract ..... constitution of india. the learned advocate-general relying upon the andhra pradesh prohibition of absorption ofempioyees of state government/public sector undertakings into public service act, 1997, further contended that the petitioners cannot claim their absorption in respondent no.2 - company after the unit in which they were working is .....

Hindustan Steel Works Construction Ltd. Employees Union Vs. Hindustan ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(5)ALT251; (2001)IIILLJ192AP

..... the extraordinary jurisdiction of this court under article 226 of the constitution of india for the purposes of enforcement of its statutory right. section 9-a of the act not only imposed an obligation on the employer to issue notice before effecting the change in the conditions of service, but correspondingly confers right (sic) duty upon ..... in the fourth schedule.13. precisely and, may be, being aware of the consequences of the non-compliance of the mandatory requirement of section 9-a of the act, the learned counsel for the respondent-company, mr. c.r. sreedharan made an attempt to characterise the minutes dated january 28, 1992 as a settlement, about which ..... withdrawal of the construction allowance/project allowance would amount to change in the conditions of service in respect of a matter specified in the fourth schedule of the act. item 3 of the fourth schedule relates to compensatory and other allowances and is one of the conditions of service allowance for change of which notice is .....

Dasari Venkateswarlu Vs. 1. State of A.P., Through Its Public Pro

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... sentence imposed by ii additional judicial magistrate of first class, ongole, in c.c. no.195 of 2002. 2. a complaint under section 138 of negotiable instruments act (for short 'the act') has been filed on the ground that the accused has borrowed a sum of rs.90,000/- from the complainant on 11.11.2000 and subsequently towards discharge ..... to the issue of the cheque. the court below, after conducting trial, has accepted the prosecution case and convicted the accused for the offence under section 138 of the act and sentenced him to undergo simple imprisonment for a period of one year and to pay a compensation of rs.1,20,000/-. as against that judgment, the appellate ..... and another3 and held that dishonour of cheque which was issued after closure of the account maintained by the drawer amounts to an offence under section 138 of negotiable instruments act and the decision which was relied on by the court below of the gujarat high court was held to be per incuriam. 7. the learned counsel for the .....

M/S.Amrutlal and Company,merchants and Vs. M/S.Rankids Impex Private L ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... -2004 of the district judge, nizamabad in i.a.no.23 of 2003 in o.s.no.7 of 2002.2. the respondent is a company registered under the companies act, 1956. it engages in the business of exporting turmeric besides other items to its foreign buyer/importers. it's registered office is at new delhi.3. the petitioner is a .....

Joginipalli Venugopal Rao and 2oThe Vs. the State of Andhra Pradesh, R ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... herein in the name of the caste of the de facto complainant, i am of the view that the offence under section 3(1)(x) of sc & sts (poa) act is not attracted. therefore, there is no legal impediment for granting anticipatory bail to the petitioners herein. in view of the facts and circumstances of the case, i am ..... , karimnagar district, registered for the offences punishable under sections 143, 353, 290 r/w.sec.149 of ipc and under section 3(1) (x) of sc & sts (poa) act, 1989. heard the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners/a1 to a3 and the learned additional public prosecutor, representing the state. petitioner no.1/a1 is a practicing advocate at ..... on his hand and caused him fracture. it is also submitted by the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners/a1 to a3 that the petitioners protested the highhanded act of the de facto complainant (lw1 and further on coming to know the incident, the members of bar association, karimnagar have also seriously protested the highhanded .....