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Uttar Pradesh Rajya Khanij Vikas Nigam Sangharsh Samiti and ors. Vs. S ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (2000)1UPLBEC588

..... in view of the aforesaid facts, the petition cannot be dismissed on the ground that the petitioners have alternative remedy under the payment of wages act and the industrial disputes act. this court in the case of suresh chandra tewari v. district supply officer, reported in : air1992all331 has held that the petition cannot be ..... orders passed by this court although the petition itself was legally not maintainable before this court as the petitioners have remedy under the industrial disputes act and payment of wages act.17. sri s.k. kalia, learned counsel for the petitioners submits that this court has already considered the arguments of the opposite parties ..... source. repeated efforts by sensible ministers like turgot and necker to modernize the economy and save wasteful expenditure were blocked by the foolish king louis xvi acting on the advice of the arch-conservative and reactionary aristocrats and the silly queen marie antoinette. the result was that the day came when no financer .....

Gajraj and Others Vs. State of U.P. and Others

Court : Allahabad

..... to change the land use of the area adjoining 130 meters road for the purposes of earning more profit clearly indicates that it did not pursue the object of the act and acted with the object of earning profit. learned counsel for the respondents has placed reliance on a division bench judgment of this court in the case of sundar garden welfare ..... 1976(1) s.c.c. 700 balwant narayan bhagde vs. m.d. bhagwat. reliance has also been placed on judgment of the apex court in 1996 volume 4 scc 212 bal mukund khatri educationl and industrial trust vs. state of punjab and judgment of the apex court in 2011 (5) s.c.c. 394 banda development authority, banda vs. moti lal ..... useful to quote relevant extract of the notification dated 12.3.2008 which is to the following effect: under sub-section (1) of section 4 of the land acquisition act,1894 (act no. 1 of 1894), the governor is pleased to notify for general information that the land mentioned in the schedule below, is needed for a public purpose namely for .....

Rameshwar Bux Singh Vs. Kashi Ratneshwar Dayal Tiwari and Others

Court : Allahabad

..... their cross-examination to this effect that the jeep in question was borrowed by the appellant from its registered owner on ill-fated day. section 101 of indian evidence act lays down the provision in this regard, which is reproduced below:- ?s. 101. burden of proof. - whoever desires any court to give judgment as to any ..... was not confirmed, the insurance company being the insurer of jeep in question would not be liable to pay any compensation under section 64(v)(b) of insurance act. 6. the respondent/opposite party no.2, city bank filed its written statement and alleged that it would not be liable for payment of compensation. the registered ..... oriental insurance company have been absolved of their liabilities. 2. a perusal of the record goes to show that a petition under section 166 of motor vehicles act was moved by respondents/petitioners kashi ratneshwar dayal tiwari and four others claiming themselves to be dependents and legal heirs of deceased praksh chandra tiwari aged about 20 .....

D.P. Kanodia Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Allahabad

Reported in : (1991)36ITD346(All.)

..... entire dealings were nothing but an adventure in the nature of trade. a little careful scrutiny of the entire facts will show that the whole argument is nothing but fallacious. act of an individual cannot be tagged with the action of the other individual. for the purpose of income-tax the individual assessees are independent and even if they belong to ..... wrong. he has further pointed out that it was nothing but an investment in gold bond and any profit out of the said transaction was exempt under the income-tax act and thereby the said amount could not be brought to tax. he has also pointed out various decisions of the tribunal of allahabad benches in which in similar circumstances the .....

Mrs. Anjali Swaroop, Vs. Noida and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2009(2)AWC1744

..... and relied on various judgments of apex court and this court which shall be referred to, while considering the submissions in detail. 8. u.p. industrial development area act, 1976 was enacted by the state legislature to provide for constitution of an authority for the development of certain areas in the state into industrial and urban township and ..... at the time of entry into the field of consideration of persons. with whom the government could contract at all. at this stage, no doubt, the state acts purely in its executive capacity and is bound by the obligations which dealings of the state with the individual citizens import into every transaction entered into in exercise of ..... that escalation of price is more than three times and noida authority is under duty to explain and satisfy the court. it is contended that noida authority cannot act in arbitrary and erratic manner. submission further is that draw of lots held on 2.7.2005 was cancelled by the noida itself and when the writ petition .....

Chet Ram Gangwar S/O Shri Puran Lal Gangwar Vs. State of U.P. Through ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2008(1)AWC909

..... all rules of construction to read words into an act unless it is absolutely necessary to do so. (see stock v. frank joines (tipton) ltd.) rules of interpretation do not permit courts to do so, unless the ..... or which results in rejection of words as meaningless has to be avoided. as observed in crawford v. spooner, courts cannot aid the legislatures' defective phrasing of an act, we cannot add or mend, and by construction make up deficiencies which are left there. (see state of gujrat v. dilipbhai nathjibhai patel.) it is contrary to ..... on the issue which has arisen for consideration in the writ petition.5. chapter ii regulation 1 appendix a of the regulations framed under the up. intermediate education act, 1921 provides qualifications for appointment on the post of lecturer hindi to teach classes xi and xii and for the post of assistant teacher to teach classes ix .....

National Insurance Company Limited Vs. Satya Prakash and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : II(1987)ACC192

..... mohammad israr ahmad against a scooter belonging to one satya prakash. the case set up by the claimant was that the claimant was going on a scooter along with one bal kishan agrawal from bareilly to ramganga. a mini bus was coming from the side of ramganga. an accident took place and, consequently, satya prakash, the claimant, sustained a fracture in ..... by the tribunal on merits the argument is that the insurance company can only challenge the award on the grounds, specifically mentioned in section 96(2) of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (hereinafter referred to as the act).10. in reply, the learned counsel for the insurance company has placed before me the provisions of section 110-c (2a) of the ..... act, which provides as under:110-c (2a). where in the course of any inquiry, the claims tribunal is satisfied the-- (i) there is collusion between the person making the claim .....

Om Prakash Singh Son of Shri Sharda Prasad Singh Vs. Union of India (U ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(3)ESC1869

..... order no. 7/99 issued by the respondents inasmuch as under the provisions of the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995, but the impugned actions of respondents are wholly erroneous, arbitrary and illegal whereby the petitioner has been invalidated out from service w.e.f. 11.12 ..... could be accommodated on other suitable post, on his rank in accordance of the provisions of aforesaid standing orders and the provisions of section 47 of the act, 1995, but respondents have completely ignored the aforesaid provisions of law. instead of doing so the respondents have wrongly invalidated out the petitioner from service vide ..... provisions of aforesaid two beneficial schemes. in this connection it is necessary to point out that the scheme underlying in the provisions of section 47 of the act, 1995 is statutory and mandatory in nature contained in central enactment itself, whereas the scheme contained in standing order no. 7/99 dated 6.5. .....

Pradeshia Industrial and Investment Corpn. of U.P. Ltd. Vs. State of U ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2003]47SCL126(All)

..... , is placed to be cautious and circumspect in dealing with such evidence or material.25. in context of section 50 of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances act, 1956, the question whether illegal search renders seizure and conviction unsustainable was examined by the constitution bench in state of punjab v. baldev singh : 1999crilj3672 ..... of property, or the search itself, is illegal, has been subject-matter of adjudication in several cases before supreme court. while interpreting the provisions of income-tax act, a constitution bench in pooran mal v. director of inspection (investigation) of income-tax : [1974]93itr505(sc) , while upholding the powers of search ..... ltd. which were not subject-matter of investigation and were illegally seized and brought over to district ghaziabad. according to sri viresh misra, picup has not acted fairly inasmuch as in spite of presence of technical personals at mohali, the assets, beyond the subject-matter of investigation, were seized. part of the .....

Paras Nath Pandey Vs. Director, North Central Zone

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2009(2)AWC1777

..... of the government but it cannot be disputed that being an 'authority' under article 12 of the constitution it was incumbent upon it not to act arbitrarily and deprive an employee the right to earn his livelihood on the allegations of alleged proved misconduct without giving any opportunity to the employee concerned. ..... facie proved against the petitioner. he clearly said that the petitioner is guilty of deliberately and mischievously playing fraud, misrepresentation, assault upon the security guard, acting against public interest, and created obstruction in discharge of official duties by others, attempted to leak information to media and therefore, has faulted the principle of ..... only the motive of the employer to terminate, it being immaterial would not vitiate the order unless it is found that order is founded on such act or omission constituting misconduct;(e) if the order visits the public servant with evil consequences or casts aspersions against his character or integrity, it would .....