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Tahira and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2003(3)JKJ345

..... as otherwise provided in these rules, if immediately before the commencement of these rules or before the commencement of the jammu and kashmir state subordinate service recruitment board act, 1990, there were or are in force in the state, any rules, notifications or orders corresponding to these rules, those rules, notifications or orders shall stand ..... goal of universalisation of elementary education and to provide for better organisation and development of school education in the state. '39. under section 4 of the act, the state is duty bound to provide for free and compulsory education for children upto the level of class eighth. the section reads as under:'4. ..... therefore, the impugned order, insofar as it relates to the employees of the leh district is vitiated. in this connection, we may observe that the relevant act or the rules, governing the relation between the hill development council and the state government, have not been brought to our notice by the learned counsel. therefore .....

M/S Rakesh Kumar and Co Vs. U.O.I and Ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... the writ petition has escaped the notice of the learned writ court and no finding has been either recorded or returned thereon. section 2 of the jammu and kashmir contract act, 1988 (1920 ad) provides complete mechanism and scheme for arriving at a conclusion as to when and in which manner a lawful agreement comes into acceptance and takes the shape ..... of enforceable contract. the correspondence between the parties in this case has to be considered in the backdrop of sections 2 to 9 of the contract act to arrive at a lawful conclusion and to record a finding whether a lawful contract has come into existence or not. 7 faced with situation, more particularly in the light .....

Bhadur Singh Vs. Member J and K. Spl. Tribunal and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(2)JKJ74

..... the revenue records and grievance, if any, could have been registered before the assistant collector whose decision is appealable under section 30 of the big landed estates abolition act, svt. 2007 but fact remains that the option of selection by predecessor in interest of the appellant namely ram chand followed by demarcation was not challenged at all ..... had any ownership interest in the subject matter of the lis, on that hypothesis their remedy is traceable to section 7 of the jammu and kashmir agrarian reforms act, 1976 which reads;(1) subject to the provisions of this section:(a) an individual whose rights in land have been extinguished by section 4 who was entitled ..... contention of joint possession, on the other establish the exclusive possession of ram chand by selection on the strength of the provisions of the big landed estates abolition act over an area of 92 kanals and 4 marlas. the facts so narrated coupled with the decree favouring the respondents to the extent of 48 kanals and .....

Noor Mohd. Sheikh Vs. Igp Crime Branch

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2009CriLJ3310

..... dated 26-5-2006 as was permissible under j & k migrant immovable property ((preservation, protection and restraint on distress sales) act, 1997.11. the said order has been challenged before the financial commissioner. financial commissioner, had stayed the order which was also challenged before this court, same was set aside.12 ..... has been filed.10. basically respondent no. 3 is a migrant for sale of his property, at srinagar has executed general power of attorney in favour of the petitioner who acted on the general power of attorney sought permission for alienation from the prescribed authority i.e. divisional commissioner, kashmir, same has been granted vide order no. 190 divk of 2006 .....

Kerosene Oil Retails Association Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... exercise of such fundamental right in terms of clause 6 of article 19 of the constitution of india by making law.12. the state has made law called essential commodities act, 1955, to place reasonable restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights guaranteed under article 19 of the constitution of india. in terms of section 3 of the essential commodities ..... act 1955, government vide sro 79 of 1974 dated 25.2.1974 issued the order namely jammu and kashmir kerosene oil (licensing) order, 1974.13. the order of 1974 contains the .....

Hussan Ahmed Farooqi and ors. Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(2)JKJ81

..... subordinate prosecutors at the district courts as well as prosecutes the important cases himself, where as cpo district sits in the office of district superintendent of police, acts as adviser to district ssp/sp and also conducts inspections of prosecution units of the district. senior prosecuting officer posted in the district is in the rank ..... or triable by a magistrate throughout each district.(3) when the complainant in a criminal case instructs a legal practitioner to conduct the prosecution, such practitioner shall act under the instructions of the public prosecutor as defined in the preceding sub-rule and rule 660.8. from the above rules, it is manifest that ..... it is again the police which conducts the prosecution of the case in sessions court through public prosecutors.7. chapter 21 of police rules framed under the police act deals with the subject of prosecution and court duties. rule 660 reads as follows:66. duties of public prosecutors(1) government pleaders, who are ex-officio .....

Jamali Khan Vs. State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(3)JKJ387

..... , therefore, violates his fundamental right to make an effective representation against his detention. petitioners detention thus becomes unsustainable being in violation of section 13 of the act and article 22(5) of the constitution of india.17. that apart, the satisfaction recorded by the learned district magistrate that there is likelihood that if ..... of the nature of material in the grounds of detention, on the basis whereof the district magistrate had proceeded to detain him under section 8 of the act would, in my opinion, deprive the detenu of his right to make an effective representation to the government against his detention. this is so because ..... making an effective representation to the government against his detention and in that view of the matter petitioners statutory right under section 13 of the public safety act and fundamental right under article 22(5) of constitution of india had been violated.10. learned counsel further submitted that there was no material on records .....

Syed Waseem Yaqoob and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2010J& K22

..... but the nominations as reflected in para 18 of the record has been made on the recommendations of ministers/mlas/mlcs and party functionaries of almost all political parties, such act on the face of it offends safeguards contained in the constitution and such action cannot be sustained in law. the government has rightly withdrawn the communication dated 27-6-08 ..... the governor but is the satisfaction in the constitutional sense under the cabinet system of the government of the council of ministers headed by chief minister. the executive is to act subject to control of the legislature. the executive power of the state is vested in the governor as head of the executive. the real executive power however, is vested in .....

Randezvous Silk Industries Vs. J and K Bank Ltd.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(2)JKJ744

..... presented before the trial court. the trial court would entertain an application for setting aside an exparte decree if the same was moved within the period prescribed under the limitation act. once the application has been preferred after expiry of limitation period necessarily it has to be accompanied by an application for condonation of delay which will be strictly in consonance ..... with the provisions of section 5 of limitation act. these are two independent proceedings. any application which is beyond time has to be accompanied by an application for seeking condonation of delay by explaining sufficient cause in filing this .....

Mohd Rashid Vs. State of JandK

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... if accepted is likely to set aside the trial court judgment. we have therefore, heard mr. p. n. raina, learned senior advocate appearing for the appellant and ms. seema shekhar, learned senior aag appearing for the state on limited question of juvenility without touching merits of the case. we have perused the record. 4. mr. raina, learned ..... senior advocate would say that learned trial court has failed in conducting inquiry for determining age of the appellant in the manner provided under section 32 of the act of 1997 and the rules framed thereunder inasmuch as learned trial court committed error of law in ignoring the date of birth certificate issued by headmaster of the ..... law and has in the process defeated the very object of law relating to delinquent juveniles as envisaged by various legislative enactments from time to time and the act of 1997, which was in operation at the relevant time. 22. it is noticed that learned trial court did not seek objections from the prosecution to the .....