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..... purchaser cannot challenge the validity of the notification or the irregularity in taking possession of the land.45. we may also refer to the delhi lands (restrictions on transfers) act, 1972 ( 1972 act , hereafter) which imposes certain restrictions on transfer of lands which have been acquired. section 3 prohibits the transfer of any land acquired by the central government under the ..... listing in the week commencing 22nd july, 2024: a) dda vs. gita sabharwal [diary no.21746/2022].; b) dda vs. narendar kumar [diary no.674/2023, ma].; c) dda vs. bal kishan [diary no.5711/2023, ma].; d) dda vs. ishaaq [diary no.1713/2023, ma].; e) dda vs. abhishek jain [diary no.40951/2022, ma].; f) dda vs. m ..... 1. dda vs. gita sabharwal11has been issued either on [diary no.21746/2022]. delay or on merits 2. dda vs. narendar kumar [diary no.674/2023, ma].3. dda vs. bal kishan [diary no.5711/2023, ma].4. dda vs. ishaaq [diary no.1713/2023, ma].5. dda vs. abhishek jain [diary no.40951/2022, ma].6. dda vs. m .....
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..... hearing. it clearly appears from the above facts of the case that selection of the petitioners has been made contrary to the provisions of madhya pradesh panchayat raj act, 1993 and principles prescribed for the selection. in the above situation, the order dated 02.06.1999 passed by the collector, chhatarpur is not liable to ..... religious, linguistic, regional, caste or sectional diversities; or (iii) the dignity of women; or (b)gross negligence in the discharge of the duties under this act; [(c) the use of position or influence directly or indirectly to secure employment for any relative in the panchayat or any action for extending any pecuniary benefits to ..... duties under the above section and in such circumstances, if it is done, then office bearers of the panchayat could be terminated. in section 100 of the act, acquisition of any interest by any member office bearer or employee directly or indirectly in any contract or any employment made is strictly prohibited. in the present .....
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..... of the grievances redressal mechanism relating to sexual harassment at workplace. the 2006 standing order is reproduced below: - page 49 of 104 directorate general, sashastra seema bal (ssb), r.k. puram, new delhi-110066 2006 standing order12006 sub: grievances redressal mechanism : to redress grievances of women / sexual harassment at work ..... on hyper-technical interpretations of the applicable service rules. for instance, the sexual harassment of women at workplace (prevention, prohibition, and redressal) act 2013 penalizes several misconducts of a sexual nature and imposes a mandate on all public and private organizations to create adequate mechanisms for redressal. however, ..... (c) as regards private employers steps should be taken to include the aforesaid prohibitions in the standing orders under the industrial employment (standing orders) act, 1946. (d) appropriate work conditions should be provided in respect of work, leisure, health and hygiene to further ensure that there is no .....
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..... time of its enactment, when juxtaposed against the regressive impact experienced in different states which is indicated in the statement of objects and reasons of the repeal act, invite an authoritative determination of all the related issues by a larger bench. this case may, therefore, be placed before hon ble the chief justice ..... angoori devi3. however, before the controversy could be authoritatively settled by a five-judge bench, angoori devi3 was rendered infructuous due to repeal of the ceiling act in the state of uttar pradesh. unfortunately, the lead judgement in billimoria5 did not even notice jhonson1 though apparently it was brought to the notice of the ..... person holding vacant land in excess of ceiling limit to file statement whereupon the competent authority would prepare a draft statement under section 8 of the act and after considering any objection received against it, section 9 contemplates a final statement determining the vacant land held by the person concerned. such vacant .....
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..... alleging to prove it by reference to documents on record at the time the application for registration of the appellants was being considered. the 1961 act requires that registration be applied for with particulars to be disclosed in a memorandum together with the rules and regulations of the proposed registered society. ..... objector)?. 7 10. analysing the distinction between procedural review and substantiative review, the referee judge answered above questions in the following terms:- 36. what the 1961 act expressly bars is registration of a society under a name which is identical with, or too nearly resembles, the name of any other society which has been ..... the main question which arises for adjudication in this appeal is as to whether the registrar of society, empowered to grant registration under west bengal societies registration act 1961, also has the power to cancel such registration. there is no specific provision in the statute granting such authority the power to review or cancel .....
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..... reference in order to ensure that the ultimate outcome of the reference would instill confidence in the minds of peace-loving citizens and also achieve the object of acting as a deterrent for others from indulging in such crimes. (emphasis supplied) 60 concept of fair trail64 all fair trials are necessarily legally valid, but is ..... the learned defence counsel had no idea how to contradict a witness with his or her police statements in accordance with section 145 of the evidence act, 1872 (for short, evidence act ).42. the lapse on the part of public prosecutor is also something very unfortunate. the public prosecutor knew that the witnesses were deposing something ..... there was a co-accused also namely pritam tiwari in the picture. pritam tiwari being a juvenile was tried in accordance with the provisions of the juvenile justice act, 2015 and was held guilty and sentenced to three years imprisonment. 24 fsl report not obtained:22. we noticed few very serious lapses in the entire investigation .....
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..... power conferred by the andhra pradesh prevention of dangerous activities of boot-leggers, dacoits, drug offenders, goondas, immoral traffic offenders and land grabbers act, 1986 ( 1986 act , hereafter) was upheld despite the detenu having obtained orders of bail upon arrest in connection with investigation of 4 (four) f.i ..... scheduled commodities offenders, forest offenders, gaming offenders, sexual offenders, explosive substances offenders, arms offenders, cyber crime offenders and white collar or financial offenders act 1986 ( the act , hereafter). perusal of the detention order reveals that the detenu earlier suffered an order of detention dated 4th march, 2021 under the category of ..... with expressly or by necessary implication that an administrative authority is relieved of the obligation to record reasons. further, the presumption of official acts having been validly performed cannot be pressed into service for upholding the period for which the detention would continue if the order of .....
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..... legal terminology taking into account the relevant provisions of law. the transaction also discloses the awareness of the defendant about section 58(c) of the transfer of property act as is evident from the fact that the reconveyance clause is not embodied in the sale deed itself. in the agreement to sell, no reference has been made ..... the hindu minority & guardianship act, 1956?.18. the findings on the above issues recorded by the trial court, as mentioned in para 20 of the judgment, are as under: 20. by findings on ..... defence in regard to the benami nature of the transaction between late gangaramaiah and late smt. rudramma is not hit by section 4 of the benami transaction (prohibition) act, 1988?.2. do the defendants prove that the transaction between late gangaramiah and late smt. rudramma is an absolute sale and is valid according to sec.8 of .....
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..... neighbourhood school 8, no denial of admission 9 and prohibition of physical punishment and mental harassment 10, are some of the heartwarming provisions of the act.20. the act sets down certain norms and standards which have to be followed in elementary schools, and this is with the purpose of providing a meaningful and ..... relax the minimum qualifications prescribed by the academic authority , under certain circumstances and for a limited period. the academic authority under section 23(1) of the act is the national council for teachers education (ncte), which brought a notification on 23.08.2010, laying down the necessary qualifications for teachers, both at primary ..... made by the central government, a state government, a local or other authority, immediately before the commencement of the national council for teacher education (amendment) act, 2011 (18 of 2011) solely on the ground of non-fulfilment of such qualifications as may be specified by the council: provided further that the minimum .....
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..... 587 of 2018 filed by the appellant against the order passed by the commercial court, ahmedabad dismissing the applications under section 8 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 19961 in commercial civil suit nos. 90 of 2017 and 91 of 2017 respectively. both these appeals, involving common questions concerning arbitrability of the dispute, ..... arbitrable and nonarbitrable. we are in complete agreement with the view taken by the learned commercial court while rejecting the application under section 8 of the arbitration act, 1996. 19 5.3. accordingly, the high court proceeded to dismiss both the appeals and thereby affirmed the order passed by the commercial court in ..... of himangi enterprises v. kamaljeet singh ahluwalia: (2017) 10 scc706 to the effect that landlord-tenant disputes governed by the provisions of the transfer of property act, 1882 were not arbitrable, was doubted. while dealing with the reference, the court also dealt with the other interconnected aspects as to the meaning of .....
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