Court : Supreme Court of India
..... perspectives and practices 73. klaus vogel47 (an acknowledged authority on double taxation), in the treatise double taxation conventions, comments - pertinently states, on the aspect of assimilation of international treaties into municipal (national) laws, that: 45.for purposes of international law, a tax treaty comes into existence upon the declaration of consent by ..... and conventions under article 73 [read with corresponding entries - nos. 10, 13 and 14 of list i of the viith 27 [1984]. 2 scr66426 schedule to the constitution of india]. and parliament, holds the exclusive power to legislate upon such conventions or treaties. (iii) parliament can refuse to perform or ..... shelf (libyan arab jamahiriya/malta) cases), or the actual task of drawing the delimitation line (delimitation of the maritime boundary in the gulf of maine area case). likewise, in the anglo-french arbitration of 1977, the tribunal was specifically entrusted by the terms of the special agreement with the drawing of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... fide decision of the public authority reached in a fair manner would satisfy the requirement of non-arbitrariness and withstand judicial scrutiny and the doctrine of legitimate expectation gets assimilated in the rule of law and operates in our legal system in this manner and to this extent; and, (c) avinash mehrotra supra on the aspect ..... right of children to free and compulsory education act, 2009 (rte act) providing the norms and standards for the school and to the norms and standards laid down in schedules thereto; (ix) attention was invited to judgment dated 13th april, 2009 of the supreme court in avinash mehrotra vs. union of india (2009) 6 scc 398 ..... , the permission was quashed. 55. the question again arises before the high court of andhra pradesh in the context of re-location of un-disposed shops from an area under the andhra pradesh excise act, 1968 in b. venkateswarlu vs. government of a.p. revenue (excise) department manu/ap/0079/2014, reference therein made to shaktikumar .....
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..... 4 of this order as a local candidate in relation to such local area: (d) state government means the government of andhra pradesh. (e) state-wide educational institution means an educational institution or a department of an educational institution specified in the schedule of this order. (f) state-wide university means the andhra pradesh agricultural ..... legal issues involved to decide whether in the general interest of the state, the scheme in the presidential order should either be so understood as to permit and assimilate the pradeep jain principle or should be explained, if necessary, by an appropriate amendment of the presidential order. we would, however, leave it to the ..... and improve quality and ahdra pradesh students on the whole are not at all backward and they would stand well on the comparative basis. the need for assimilation of the principles stated in dr. pradeep jain (supra) was felt and it was observed that there should be an appropriate amendment of the presidential order. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... said date before the second respondent's predecessor. there is no dispute regarding the fact that second respondent did not hear the matter on 28.06.2013. as regards the scheduled hearing on 08.07.2013, hamdard contends that no such hearing took place on the said date whereas the second respondent contends that hamdard's counsel mr. r.m. mehta ..... .04.2013 and 28.06.2013. further, there was no compliance by hamdard for the hearings scheduled on 30.04.2013 and 28.05.2013. the case was heard only on 04.03.2013 and 07.05.2013 and 08.07.2013. it is incorrect that hamdard ..... passed by the cit(a) 49. it is urged that the second respondent stated that hamdard was afforded opportunity of hearing and lists the various dates on which hearings were scheduled. it is argued that the hearing in this case commenced on 18.01.2013, and hamdard requested for adjournment on 30.01.2013, 25.02.2013, 26.03.2013, 11 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kerala
..... ) no.15181 of 2015 - w the selected bidder shall produce a security deposit equal to 10% of the contract amount in the form of bank guarantee from any nationalised or scheduled bank which shall remain valid till 28 days from the completion of the defect liability period. the performance security deposit less any amount due from the contractor shall be returned .....
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..... stated earlier, the central government had issued a notification prescribing the series of informations to be collected during the census. it covers many areas. it includes information relating to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and does not refer to any other caste. in such a situation, it is extremely difficult to visualize that the high ..... said census was carried out, another notification dated 25.2.2010 was issued. clause 10 of the said notification reads as follows: 10. if scheduled caste/scheduled tribe/others.16. after the notification in the year 2010 was issued, the office of the registrar general and census commissioner issued the instruction manual for ..... and scheduled tribes, but census is not done in respect of other castes or on caste basis. that apart, the instructions elaborately spell out the necessity and the purpose. it is reflectible of the concern pertaining to assimilation of certain datas that would help in nation-building, trends of population, availability of .....
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..... provisions of the west bengal land reforms act were extended to the transferred territories by issuing a notification under sec 3(3) of the west bengal transferred territories (assimilation of laws) act, 1958. some of the provisions of the west bengal reforms act were enforced in the transferred territory.5. thereafter, in the year 1971, ..... 3 of transfer of territories act, the transferred territories were merged in the state of west bengal and became a part and parcel thereof and even the first schedule appended to the constitution of india was amended, so no further notification under section 1(3) of the west bengal land reforms act was necessary. further, ..... west bengal land reforms act, 1955 enforcing the aforesaid inserted provisions contained in chapter ii-b in the areas which were transferred from state of bihar to the state of west bengal vide the west bengal transferred territories (assimilation of laws), 1958. the notification dated 24.06.1967 and 26.09.1969 relied upon by the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... order to uplift and assimilate the marginalized into the main stream. the bonded labour (abolition) act, 1976, the child w.p.(c)no.4770/2012 page 336 of 531 labour (prohibition and regulation) act, 1986, employment of manual scavengers and constructions of dry latrines (prohibition) act, 1993, provision of panchayat (extension to scheduled areas) act, 1996 ..... be kept in mind. we have to concede to the executive the requisite expertise w.p.(c)no.4770/2012 page 292 of 531 to collate and assimilate the relevant information as well as the prevalent circumstances and to analyse the information and thereafter to present the information and the analysis to the legislature. however ..... india shall comprise(a) the territories of the states; (b) the union territories specified in the first schedule; and (c) such other territories as may be acquired; xxx 3. formation of new states and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing states.parliament may by law(a) form a new state by separation of .....
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..... order to uplift and assimilate the marginalized into the main stream. the bonded labour (abolition) act, 1976, the child w.p.(c)no.4770/2012 page 336 of 531 labour (prohibition and regulation) act, 1986, employment of manual scavengers and constructions of dry latrines (prohibition) act, 1993, provision of panchayat (extension to scheduled areas) act, 1996 ..... be kept in mind. we have to concede to the executive the requisite expertise w.p.(c)no.4770/2012 page 292 of 531 to collate and assimilate the relevant information as well as the prevalent circumstances and to analyse the information and thereafter to present the information and the analysis to the legislature. however ..... india shall comprise(a) the territories of the states; (b) the union territories specified in the first schedule; and (c) such other territories as may be acquired; xxx 3. formation of new states and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing states.parliament may by law(a) form a new state by separation of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission NCDRC
..... the construction within the specified period. moreover, due to deficient act on the part of the builder, complainants have been deprived of their houses before the scheduled date. 15. builder in its written statement admits that construction work had to temporarily stopped and he is ready to perform his part of the share. ..... on the part of builder. 10. on the other hand, learned counsel for complainants has contended that builder has failed to complete the constructions as per schedule. no complete amenities as per agreement executed between the parties were provided. 11. other contention is that state commission ought to have granted interest from the ..... the builder. the construction of the houses booked by the complainants and the developments of the entire work, were inter linked with regular payments, as per agreed schedule of the payment between the parties. both complainants committed default at the very initial stage in respect of the agreement. 8. in sptie thereof, the builder .....
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