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..... parties) m/s.a.k.choudhury and (interveners), mr.k.k.das p r e s e n t: the hon ble the acting chiefjustice mr.pradip mohanty and the hon ble mr. justice biswajit mohanty ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------date of judgment: 17.07.2014 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- biswajit mohanty,j.the present ..... attested photo copy of the licence for sale of drugs, medicines issued by 2 the appropriate drugs controller under the drugs and cosmetics act, 1940 for carrying out business of selling of medicines. the petitioner has further prayed that opposite parties be directed to open petitioner ..... .submission of self attested photo copy of licence for sale of drugs and medicines. in fact, according to us, the authorities have acted arbitrarily, irrationally and unreasonably in rejecting the technical bid of the tenderer. no.coming to the decisions cited by the learned asst. .....
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..... before the appropriate labour authority. 9 thereafter the government of india in the ministry of labour in exercise of power under section 10(2a)(1)(d) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 referred the disputes to the industrial tribunal for adjudication. the learned counsel for the workman thereafter made the following submissions on factual situation of the dispute. (i) one sri ..... no.18 of 1996 (central). in the said dispute, the following issue was referred to by the union of india under section 10(2a)(1)(d) of the industrial dispute act, 1947 vide their order dated 26.03.1996 for adjudication. whether the action of the management of state bank of india in dismissing the services of shri u.c. behera .....
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..... before the appropriate labour authority. 9 thereafter the government of india in the ministry of labour in exercise of power under section 10(2a)(1)(d) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 referred the disputes to the industrial tribunal for adjudication. the learned counsel for the workman thereafter made the following submissions on factual situation of the dispute. (i) one sri ..... no.18 of 1996 (central). in the said dispute, the following issue was referred to by the union of india under section 10(2a)(1)(d) of the industrial dispute act, 1947 vide their order dated 26.03.1996 for adjudication. whether the action of the management of state bank of india in dismissing the services of shri u.c. behera .....
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..... the land by 41 agreement and, therefore, it became necessary for to the corporation file a requisition for initiating process of land acquisition under the l.a. act, 1894. the act of making such a requisition . itself, presupposes that the corporation having failed to acquire the land in question by agreement has had to resort to seeking ..... on the disposal of the case pending on the hon ble high court. the next allegation is that the company has violated section 22 of orissa land reforms act (olr act) where by it has purchased land directly from sc & st persons without obtaining permission from the competent authority. on verification of the records and report of ..... that the kvk has paid the cost of the land, is wholly false and incorrect. reference is made to section-20 of the industrial infrastructure developments corporation act, 1980 (idco act), which is as follows: 20. corporation s fund- the corporation shall have and maintain its own fund, to which shall be credited(a) all amounts .....
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..... , nayagarh in s.t case no.26/427 of 1993 acquitting the respondents from the charge u/s.457/395/ipc read with section 9 (b) of indian explosive substances act this appeal has been filed by the state.2. short case of the prosecution is that on the intervening night of 18/19.3.93 the respondents receiving information that ..... to village akhuapadar about 10 years prior to his deposing in court. further it is there in the evidence of p.w.1 that it is his father who had acted as mediator in the said marriage. from this it is clear that the family of the informant knew respondents earlier and that has also been admitted in clear terms by .....
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..... protect responsible public servants against the institution of possibly vexatious criminal proceedings for offences alleged to have been committed by them while they are acting or purporting to act as public servants. the policy of the legislature is to afford adequate protection to public servants to ensure that they are no.prosecuted for ..... protect responsible public servants against the institution of possibly vexatious criminal proceedings for offences alleged to have been committed by them while they are acting or purporting to act as public servants. the policy of the legislature is to afford adequate protection to public servants to ensure that they are no.prosecuted for ..... one. the courts have, therefore, always insisted in the case of alleged criminal offence against doctor causing death of his patient during treatment, that the act complained against the doctor must show negligence or rashness of such a hither degree as to indicate a mental state which can be described as totally .....
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..... be summarized that normally valuation made by the plaintiff has to be accepted by the court but where such valuation under section 7(iv)(d) of the court fees act, 1870 is demonstratively undervalued and is arbitrary and unreasonable, the court must direct the plaintiff to correct it.6. in applying these principles to the case at hand, ..... ) of the court fees act, 1870 4 can value the suit at his option, but such valuation canno.be arbitrary and must have some relation with the real market value of the property at ..... . budhanath jena & others, 106 (2008) clt 595, this court has held that on close and composite reading of provision of section 7(iv)(c) of the court fees act, 1970 along with different reported cases, one can comfortably infer that a suit for declaration coupled with consequential relief, the plaintiff as per the provision of section 7(iv)(c .....
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..... effective implementation of the function of the council. statement of objects and reasons for enacting sections 7-e and 7-f of the orissa education (amendment) act, 1989. un-restricted growth of educational institutions has also resulted in deterioration in the academic standards. lecturers and teachers appointed in private colleges/schools are ..... about the educational facilities and needs of the locality. regulation 7(3) of the regulations, 2009 is mandatory in nature. section 14 of the ncte act lays down certain parameters for grant of recognition and stipulates certain conditions which are pre-conditions and sine qua no.for grant of recognition. the regional ..... suffer from any legal infirmity warranting interference by this court. we also reiterate that: (i) the regional committees established under section 20 of the 1993 act are duty-bound to ensure that no private institution offering or intending to offer a course or training in teachers education is granted recognition unless it .....
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..... the petitioner died on 22.06.1999 as evident from the death certificate dated 04.01.2000 (annexure-4) issued under section 17 of the registration of births and deaths act, 1969. vide letter no.17827/cda dated 23.10.1999 (annexure-2), the cda intimated the petitioner that she has already paid rs.95,840/- towards cost for allotment of ..... , wherein it has been held: 22. one of the questions which, therefore, must always be posed by the estate officer, while initiating a proceeding under section 8-a of the act, is as to whether the drastic power of resumption and forfeiture has been taken recourse to as a last resort.the order of the estate officer dated 13-81992, does .....
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..... insurance company has not taken any specific stand before the tribunal that its liability is limited only to rs.50,000/- as provided in section 95(2) of the act. therefore, suresh chandra patra s case (supra) has no application to the present case.22. there is no dispute over the legal propositions settled by the hon ble ..... have gone through this judgment and we find it wholly distinguishable. it appears to us that mr. suri had misread it to believe that section 95 of motor vehicles act envisages a limited liability of the insurer in all events and circumstances. this judgment on the contrary held the company s liability limited in the facts and circumstances of ..... (ext.12) filed by the claimants as well as insurance company it was submitted that under heading form-b (india), it has been mentioned that under the motor vehicles act, 1939. section 95(2)(1) provides the limited liability of rs.50,000/-. in ext. 12 under heading additional risk of any special condition nothing has been mentioned .....
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