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Smt. Kodebattula Varada Rajeswari Vs. Sri Vempati Ramakrishna and Othe ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... tenancy of the writ petitioner was continued by force of law, it is trite, his possession should be protected by virtue of the provisions of the tenancy act. in other words, without dispossessing the writ petitioner from the lands in accordance with law, it is impermissible for the appellant-trust to dispossess the writ petitioner ..... even if the 1st respondent had claimed that the tenancy was only till 1998, he has to be evicted in accordance with the procedure contemplated under the act. he therefore, allowed the appeal filed by the 1st respondent and dismissed the cross objections filed by the petitioner.8. aggrieved thereby, the petitioner has filed ..... consequential permanent injunction cannot be granted.7. challenging the same, the 1st respondent filed a.t.a no.109 of 2001 before the appellate authority under the act. the petitioner also filed cross objections. the appellate authority confirmed the finding of the primary tribunal that the 1st respondent is a tenant of the petitioner but .....

APSRTC rep. by its Regional Manager, A.P.S.R.T.C. and Another Vs. N.V. ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... was getting the same or substantially similar emoluments. iv) the cases in which the labour court/industrial tribunal exercises power under section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and finds that even though the enquiry held against the employee/workman is consistent with the rules of natural justice and / or certified standing orders, if ..... a dispute on merits by re-appreciating the evidence placed on record and also to examine the aspect of proportionality of punishment imposed upon a workman if the acts of misconduct alleged against the workman are proved. hence, the argument of the learned standing counsel for the corporation that the labour court has erred in ..... found that there was no irregularity committed by the petitioner. he further submits that in view of amendment to section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (for short the act ?), the tribunal has jurisdiction to go into the merits of the case. lastly, he submits that there is no substantial delay in filing the .....

Tatikonda Sadashiv Vs. the Special Commissioner, Land Revenue and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(3)ALD788; 2008(3)ALT547

..... to the letter and spirit of the said provision. he contends that except stating that the transfer was contrary to rules 9 and 10 of the act, neither any acts of misrepresentation, nor of fraud, were alleged and that there was absolutely no basis for the second respondent to initiate the proceedings. he further contends that ..... , would justify the exercise of suo motu powers. according to the learned government pleader, fraud would vitiate everything and the petitioner cannot derive benefit from his own acts or omissions.7. sri p.v. narayana rao, the learned counsel for respondents 5 to 7, apart from reiterating the contentions of the learned government pleader, ..... that exercise of suo motu powers at such length of time, cannot be countenanced, even if there existed any legal and factual basis, particularly when no acts of fraud were alleged against the petitioner.6. the learned government pleader for assignments submits that it is always competent for the second respondent to initiate suo .....

Baddam Prabhavathi Vs. Government of Andhra Pradesh and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(1)ALD711; 2000(1)ALT487

..... the education and lead to frustration among the meritorious students thereby defeating the very objectives sought to be achieved by enacting prohibition of collection of capitation fee act (act 5 of 1983). further the very fact that some of the institutions made admissions in spite of the orders of this court dated 28-8-1999 ..... support of this. at this stage, it should be noted that a.p. state legislature passed a.p. private educational institutions grant-in-aid regulation act, 1988 (act 22 of 1988) to regulate the payment of grant-in-aid to private educational institutions in the state under section 3(1)(b). private educational institutions ..... institutions and admissions to these educational institutions for no reason whatsoever having categorically stated in the objects and reasons that prohibition of collections of capitation fee act is being enacted to curb the evil practice of collecting capitation fee at the threshold of admission into various courses which has resulted in the steep .....

H. Tulasamma Vs. State Transport Appellate Tribunal and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(2)ALD833; 2003(3)ALT506

..... same. the petitioner approached the state transport appellate tribunal (stat), the first respondent herein, by filing a revision petition under section 90 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 ('the act'). the stat by an order dated 15-12-2000 made in r.p. no. 61 of 1999 affirmed the orders of the sta. the order ..... petitions were dismissed. before the supreme court reliance was placed on adarsh travels (supra) in support of the contention that once the scheme under the motor vehicles act came into operation, no person other than state transport undertaking could operate notified areas or notified routes except as provided in the scheme itself. the supreme court ..... order passed, by the state transport authority or any regional transport authority under sub-section (1) or sub-section (2). 8. section 104 of the act further provides that after publication of the scheme state transport authority or regional transport authority shall not grant any permit except in accordance with the provisions of the .....

T. Ramachander Rao Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(2)ALD634

..... wherein it was held: '69. with these prefatory remarks, we may now notice the statement of objects and reasons for the bill which became the constitution (32nd amendment) act, 1972. the statement may be quoted in extenso: 'when the state of andhra pradesh was formed in 1956, certain safeguards were envisaged for the telangana area in the ..... rivers godavari and krishna which were the subject-matter of adjudication by krishna water disputes tribunal and godavari water disputes tribunal constituted under inter state water disputes act, 1956. it is also stated that the government is striving hard to develop all the regions of the state and in all sectors for better and ..... india stating that krishna and godavari tribunal awards have not put any restriction on the use of water under the specific projects and the states reorganisation act was given due cognizance by the tribunals in their awards and state governments represented their cases for the utilisation of water in the pre and post projects .....

N. Swarnalatha Vs. Managing Director, Apsrtc, Hyderabad and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : II(2002)ACC155; 2001(4)ALD257

..... choice to the commuter public and held that there was no justification to entertain a complaint against the liberalised policy for grant of permit under the act. in this regard the supreme court observed as follows:'the petitioners are existing stage carriage operators or different routes. they hold permits granted by the ..... effect to any directions issued under section 67 and the state transport authority shall subject to such directions and save as otherwise provided by or under this act, exercise and discharge throughout the state the following power and functions namely :-- (a) the coordinate and regulate the activities and policies of the regional transport ..... formulate routes for plying stage carriages; and (d) to discharge such other functions as may be prescribed.'in this regard clause (ca) was inserted by amendment act with effect from 14-11-1994 which states 'government to formulate the routes for plying stage carriage permits'. under section 67 the state government is empowered to .....

G.S. Industrial Gases Private Limited Vs. Managing Director, A.P. Stat ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(5)ALD319; [2003]115CompCas787(AP)

..... the board are given under section 24. it lays down :'24. general duty of the board :--the board in discharging its functions under this act, shall act on business principles, due regard being had by it to the interestsof industry, commerce and the general public.'in the light of these provisions the argument ..... payments towards the dues by issuing cheques whcih have been dishonoured and the respondent corporation has also initiated criminal action under section 138 of negotiable insruments act against the petitioner. even after dishonour of the cheques the managing director of the petitioner-company was called by the respondent, he failed to appear, ..... to industrial undertakings which fall outside the normal activities of commercial banks a central industrial finance corporation had been set up under the industrial finance corporation act, 1948. to supplement the work of the industrial finance corporation the state government also wanted to have such corporations. the intention was that the .....

S.K.R.B.R. College Rep. by Its Secretary and Correspondent, and Vs. St ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(6)ALT177

..... aforesaid analysis and conclusions, it is not necessary to consider whether as the petitioner suffered no prejudice by the vice president of the college governing body acting as the inquiry officer, the disciplinary inquiry should have been interfered with by the state government, even if the inquiry officer was technically incompetent to have ..... order of disciplinary authority for any of the specified infirmities, then alone is the state government empowered to interfere in appeal under section 81 of the act. incompetence of an inquiry officer, the principal and singular ground of attack, is not one of the circumstances/grounds on which appellate scrutiny is available ..... by the state government by the impugned order could be sustained within the contours of the appellate power vouchsafed in section 80(2)(c )of the act viz., interference where the order appealed against is 'perverse or arbitrary'. alternatively, it is contended that apart from the appellate power consecrated to the state .....

P. Jayaramaiah Vs. Aragonda Munemma and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2005AP26; 2004(5)ALD489; 2004(6)ALT87

..... defendant. in the alternative, he sought a declaration that he was entitled to half share in the said property as class-i heir of deceased rajappa under hindu succession act. he also sought possession of his share.2. plaintiff contended that one ellappa had three sons; munuswamy, papaiah and rajappa. ellappa had two wives. papaiah and rajappa ..... witnesses who deposed to some of the facts on which the lower court relied, did not strictly comply with the requirements of section 50 of the indian evidence act, firstly because the witnesses had no special means of knowledge on the subject of relationship between the plaintiff and ram piari and secondly because what section 50 made ..... of papaiah and rajappa would have to be ascertained in the light of provisions of the act16. in this connection, the respondents rely on section 18 of the act and submit that heirs related to an intestate by full blood shall be preferred to the heirs related by half blood. rajappa and papaiah were full blood brothers .....