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Hindustan Machine Tools Ltd. Vs. Labour Court and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1993)IILLJ1219Raj; 1993(1)WLC698

..... , the employee cannot be permitted to volunteer to work beyond the prescribed hours. if the employer was given permission to contract out of the provisions of 1948 act, the whole object with which these provisions have been enacted will be frustrated.7. the order of the labour court which has been challenged by the petitioner ..... march, 77 will occupy the field regarding overtime wages and once the employer and employees have voluntarily entered into a settlement, provisions of section 59 of 1948 act cannot be relied upon for claiming overtime wages. shri joshi submitted that the labour court has completely ignored the fact that all the workmen have derived benefits ..... the petitioner company, has argued that the findings recorded by the labour court about the entitlement of the workmen to overtime wages under section 59 of 1948 act are perverse in as much as the labour court has completely over-looked various important aspects of the case. shri joshi submitted that the settlement dated 31st .....

Mst. Jameela Vs. Alimuddin

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1993CriLJ2815; II(1993)DMC353; 1993(2)WLC517

..... went upto the high court and there, the respondent has withdrawn his petition and his petition has been dismissed as withdrawn. that has happended before commencement of the act of 1986. now, the question arises for our consideration is that when the order under section 125(1), cr. p.c. is concluded, can that order be ..... & etc. v. arab bail mohmuna saiyadbhai and ors., (air 1988 guj. 141), in para 36, the matter is concluded in holding that under the muslim women act, a divorced woman is entitled tohave a reasonable and fair provision from her former husband. the reasonable and fair provision would include provision for her future residence, clothes, food ..... that order was maintained even upto the high court. the appellant moved various applications for recovery of the arrears. some amount was recovered but in the meantime, the act of 1986 came into force. thereafter, appellant moved three applications; first on 17-2-86 asking for recovery of rs. 2,500/-, second application was moved on .....

Akhil Raj Rajya Hand Pump Mistries Sanghathan and anr. Vs. State of Ra ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1994)IILLJ631Raj; 1994(1)WLC1

..... for regularisation of workmen on the only ground that they have put in work for 240 or more days, has been leading. although there is employment exchange act which requires recruitment on the basis of registration in the employment exchange, it has become a common practice to ignore the employment exchange and the persons registered ..... . having considered the various rulings cited at the bar and having considered the fact that panchayat samitis constitute an 'industry' within the meaning of the industrial disputes act, we have to examine if the hand pump mis-tries are 'workmen' or servants of concerned panchayat samitis. to recapitulate relevant and vital facts, we find ..... water, calculated to satisfy human wants. hence, panchayat samiti squarely falls within the definition of 'industry' as defined by section 2(j) of the industrial disputes act, as elucidated by the apex court in bangalore water supply case (1978-i-llj-349). our view finds support from a catena of decisions of this court viz .....

Bilbar Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1994CriLJ1299

..... this report was scribed by pw 19 abdul razaak, sho of police station raisingnagar. he registered a case under sections 302/34, i.p.c, and 27 of the arms act against all the three accused persons. he immediately proceeded to the hospital and recorded the statement of hukamchand, who was in a precarious condition. he requested the doctor on duty ..... . here, briefly the facts. appellant balbir was tried for an offence under section 302, i.p.c, as also for offences under sections 27 and 25 of the arms act along with co-accused mohanlal and vikramjeet, who were tried for offences under sections 302 read with sections 34, i.p.c, and 342 i.p.c. learned trial court ..... . for this very reason, it is not possible to uphold the conviction of the appellant for offence under section 27 of the arms act. however, so far as offence under section 25(1)(e) of the arms act is concerned, this offence has been brought home beyond shadow of reasonable doubt. it has been established by the prosecution evidence that he .....

Radha Kishan Sachdeva and ors. Vs. L.D. Sharma and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1993Delhi324; 51(1993)DLT514; 1993(27)DRJ18

..... offending vehicle was insured can lake up any ground challenging the vicarious liability? the defense open to insurance company is only those mentioned in section 96 (2) of the act. sub-section (2) clearly provides that insurer is not entitled to take any defense which is not specified in it. when the grounds of defense have been specified ..... as driver. but they did not do so. according to them none of the person of respondent's family shown to them was driving the offending vehicle. this act in itself goes to prove that baldev raj and daljit singh are truthful witnesses. mr. p.n. bhardwaj, advocate for the respondent contended that the witnesses had given ..... of the cause of accident and the number of the scooter. (2) the parents of the deceased rajinder kumar filed the claim petition under section 110-a of the act claiming rs.l lacs from the owner, and insurer of the offending vehicle. according to them, the deceased was working as assistant controller (boiler) in the indraprastha station .....

State of Rajasthan Vs. Sher Singh

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1994CriLJ904

..... formalities of the investigation, the accused-appellant was challaned before the munsif and judicial magistrate, anoopgarh for offences under sections 302, i.p.c. and 27 of the indian arms act. the learned magistrate duly committed the accused-appellant to the court of session and the learned addl. sessions judge, raisinghnagar duly tried him on the said charges, after framing necessary ..... these recoveries are p.w. 3 dayala ram and his father gandhi ram,37. from the discussion made above, we are of the firm view that shri premnath, investigating officer acted in a highly unfair manner and he tried to make it a one-sided affair, highly tilted in favour of the prosecution. learned trial judge failed miserably in truly understanding .....

Subhas Chandra Basu Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1994)1CALLT305(HC),98CWN672

..... to instructionsauthorisedischarge__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1 2 3 4__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________persons en- (a) at his own re- commanding. to be carried out inrolled under quest on trans- officer accordance with thethe act who fer to the pen- conditions of enrolment.have been, sion establish-attested. ment.(b) on fulfilling the do doconditions of hisenrolment.(c) having been do ..... -sation. director ofpersonnel(airmen).officer i/c.administra-tion.(ii) unsuitable forretention inthe air force.(h) all other clas-ses of discharge. dopersons en-rolled underthe act whohave not beenattested.(i) at his own re-quest before ful-filling conditionsof his enrolment. (i) air orotherofficeri/c. ofcommand. the competent au-thority mentioned .....

Universal Electrical Industries Vs. Collector of C. Ex.

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1994)(70)ELT279TriDel

..... march, 1985 the central government hereby exempts the excisable goods of the description specified in the annexure below and falling under the schedule to the central excise tariff act, 1985 (5 of 1986) (hereinafter referred to as the 'specified goods') and cleared for home consumption on or after the ist day of april in any ..... the purpose of the notification and it refers to excisable goods of the description specified in the annexure below and falling under the schedule to the central excise act. thus the expression "specified goods" appearing in the notification only refers to excisable goods of the description mentioned in the annexure. in other words all goods ..... march, 1985 the central government hereby exempts the excisable goods of the description specified in the annexure below and falling under the schedule to the central excise tariff act, 1985 (5 of 1986) (hereinafter referred to as the "specified goods"), and cleared for home consumption on or after the 1st day of april in any .....

Mrs. Vidya Stokes Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1994CriLJ1833

..... cheques. the allegations made in the f.i.r. or in the charge-sheet did not show that the bank employees or the customer had acted dishonestly, namely, acted with a deliberate intention to cause wrongful gain or wrongful loss nor did the allegations constitute any offence of cheating or forging. it was observed that ..... followed in government departments. we have already noticed the constitution of the council, which is a wholly autonomous body, a society registered under the societies registration act, having its own constitution and management. although investigations have been concluded in most of the cases, but even in those cases there is no material worth ..... in the said complaint.50. the legal position, as regards the safeguards, which are required to be taken before a public servant is publicly charged with acts of dishonesty, which amounts to serious misdemeanour is the holding of some preliminary enquiry into the allegations. such preliminary enquiry must proceed in a fair and .....

Dr. Om Prakash Rawal Vs. Mr. Justice Amrit Lal Bahri

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... been alleged that the plaintiff is not entitled to decree since the defendant has neither been a licensee under bal krishan rawal, nor under the plaintiff. the benami transactions (prohibition) act, 1980 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') does not debar the defendant from taking up the plea that title in the property in fact vests in ..... retrospective effect. it was further alleged that assuming that the act has retrospective effect, in that case bal krishan rawal had lost his title to the ..... him and not in bal krishan rawal. bal krishan rawal was merely a benamidar and a name lender and the act has only prospective effect and not .....