Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2000SC3116; [2000(87)FLR638]; 2000(6)SCALE461; (2000)8SCC61; [2000]Supp3SCR379
..... , river action and waterlogging. this requires construction of flood protection, river training, drainage and antiwaterlogging works and their maintenance. its functions includes plan for irrigation development in the state. each of these functions overall are inherently of the state. with reference to this irrigation department in des raj and ors. v. state ..... question whether it is an 'industry' within the meaning of section 2(j) of the central act. the function of this department is for the development of agriculture. it undertakes harness of the surface and ground water resources of the state, the equitable distribution. it involves construction of major, medium and minor ..... from such date become officers and servants of the state government and they shall draw their salary and allowances from the consolidated fund of the state.(2) the officers and servants of market committees who become officers and servants of the state government under sub-section (1) [or sub-section (1-a)] shall hold .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2000SC3751; (2001)1GLR434; 2000(7)SCALE34; (2000)10SCC664; [2000]Supp4SCR94
..... of the displaced person with the neighbouring villages by organising medical check-up camps, animal husbandry camps, festivals, eye camps, rural development seminar for village workers etc.establishment of rehabilitation committees at different levels,respect of traditional beliefs, rituals and rights at the starting of house construction, the day and time of leaving ..... power plants. there is, therefore, international concern for reduction of greenhouse gases which is shared by the world bank resulting in the restriction of sanction of funds for thermal power projects. on the other hand, the hydel power's contribution in the greenhouse effect is negligible and it can be termed ecology friendly ..... other decisions were referred to by sh. shanti bhushan - arlington coalition on transportation v. john a. volpe (1972) 458 f.2d 1323 and environmental defense fund, inc. v corps of engineers of united states army (1971) 325 f. supp.749. in both these decisions it was decided that the nepa would be .....
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Reported in : AIR2001SC746; 2001(1)ALD(Cri)266; 2001ALLMR(Cri)1038(SC); 2001(1)ALT(Cri)304; (2001)2CALLT8(SC); 2001CriLJ978; (2001)3GLR2341; JT2001(1)SC410; 2001(1)SCALE284; (2001)3SCC22
..... 1991. after completion of first phase of training, he met sajjad and khwaja moin-ud-din. sdo water and power development authority. they discussed plans to help the sikh militants with him. they further introduced him to lal singh, who was ..... the act or the rules.12. mrs. k. sarada devi, learned counsel appearing on behalf of supreme court legal services committee representing accused no.2, mohd. sharief, assailed the version of the prosecution and submitted that accused no.2 wanted to ..... they were sent to india. subsequently, he along with lal singh and others went to bulgaria and joined services in other ships. it is his say that he served along with lal singh till january, 1984. thereafter, he came back to india ..... came into contact with some kashmiri militants, who were collecting money from muslim welfare organisations and prominent businessmen etc. for funding the militants operating in kashmir. he introduced the militants to the businessmen of lahore and used his political influence to .....
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Reported in : AIR2001SC3527; [2001(91)FLR182]; (2002)1GLR792; JT2001(7)SC268; 2001LabIC3656; (2001)IILLJ1087SC; 2001(5)SCALE626; (2001)7SCC1; 2001(4)SCT1(SC); (2002)1UPLBEC228; 2001DGLS(soft)1084:2001(111)CLR349
..... said act. on behalf of the respondent it was contended that substitution of the management by the controller appointed under section 18-a of the industries (development & regulation) act would tantamount to the industry being run under the authority of the department of the central government. negativing the contention it was held ..... constitution of a central advisory board by the central government and a state advisory board by the state government and empowers the boards to constitute various committees. chapter iii contains regulatory provisions for registration of establishments which employ contract labour. section 10 which prohibits the employment of contract labour falls in this ..... ), or the central board of trustees and the sate boards of trustees constituted under section 5-a and section 5-b, respectively, of the employes' provident fund and miscellaneous provisions act, 1952 (19 of 1952), or the life insurance corporation act, 1956 (31 of 1956) or (the oil and natural gas corporation .....
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Reported in : 2002(50)BLJR1197; JT2002(4)SC146; 2002(3)SCALE638; (2002)5SCC111; [2002]3SCR100; (2002)2UPLBEC1798
..... 713.32 crores, rs. 798.74 crores and rs. 877.88 crores. amaj or portion of the balance of the funds available is generated from charges for rendering research and development works by csir for projects such as the rajiv gandhi drinking water mission technology mission on oilseeds and pulses and maize or ..... historically it was not a department of governmentwhich was transferred to csir. there was a board of scientific and industrial research and an industrial research utilisation committee.the csir was set up as a society registered under the societies registration act, 1860 to coordinate and generally exerciseadministrative control over the two organizations ..... problems affecting particular industries and trade; (d) the establishment and award of research student-ships and fellowships; (e) the utilisation of the results of the researches conducted under the auspices of the council towards the development of industrial in the country and the payment of a share of royalties arising out of .....
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Reported in : AIR2002SC1856; 2002(1)ALD(Cri)792; 2002(2)ALT(Cri)133; 2002CriLJ2547; 2002(2)Crimes200(SC); (2002)2GLR1549; [2002(2)JCR273(SC)]; JT2002(4)SC92; 2002(2)KLT189(SC); 2002(3)Mh
..... be reasonably expeditious trial as an integral and essential part of the fundamental right of life and liberty under article 21. several cases marking the trend and development of law applying maneka gandhi and hussainara khatoon(i) principles to myriad situations came up for the consideration of this court by a constitution bench in ..... is an appropriate occasion to remind the union of india and the state governments of their constitutional obligation to strengthen the judiciary-quantitatively and qualitatively-by providing requisite funds, manpower and infrastructure. we hope and trust that the governments shall act. 33 we answer the questions posed in the orders of reference dated september 19, ..... or the court. it is the constitutional obligation of the state to dispense speedy justice, more so in the field of criminal law, and paucity of funds or resources is no defence to denial of right to justice emanating from articles 21 19 and 14 and the preamble of the constitution as also from .....
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Reported in : AIR2003SC3240; 2003(5)ALD39(SC); 106(2003)DLT350(SC); JT2003(7)SC446; 2003(6)SCALE831; (2003)7SCC589
..... the rival contention as regard the interpretation and application of the said act must be considered having regard to the aforementioned principles as also the international treaties and development which took place subsequently.whether the amending act 44 of 1991 is ultra vires articles 19(1)(g) and 14 of the constitution of india31. appellant no. ..... of a person undertaken as a means of livelihood or a mission in life. the above quoted observations in sodan singh case (sodan singh v. new delhi municipal committee, : [1989]3scr1038 correctly interpret the expression 'occupation' in article 19(1)(g).'77. the said view has been reiterated recently by a constitution bench in islamic ..... raw ivory. the ivory - which weighed 49,574 kg. and represented 5,446 tusks - was sold to japan in 1999 and earned some usd5 million. the funds were used for elephant conservation activities in the three range states.in the year 2002, the three countries plus south africa and zambia are proposing one-off sales .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : JT2003(10)SC485; 2003(10)SCALE202; (2004)11SCC26
..... in the long run, subject to providing congenial atmosphere results in foreign investment.344. the court having regard to globalization should take notice of the futuristic thought in developed countries for interpretation of the constitution in the ascertainment of meaning of the relevant provisions thereof with reference to everything which is logically relevant.345. in 'an economic ..... bench of this court in t.m.a. pai foundation and ors. v. state of karnataka and ors. : (2002)8scc481a following sodan singh and ors. v. new delhi municipal committee and ors. : [1989]3scr1038 . the said view has been reiterated by a constitution bench in islamic academy of education and anr. v. state of karnataka and ors. : ..... the rate of rs. 3 per bulk litre in the case of beer is paid on all quantities unaccounted for: and(vi) export is through air, rail road or ship.(2) in the case of:- (a) indian made foreign liquor other than beer imported (bond or under bond)rs. 5 per proof litre(b) beer imported ( .....
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Reported in : (2004)187CTR(SC)219; [2004]266ITR721(SC); JT2004(1)SC375; 2004(1)SCALE425; (2004)10SCC201
..... rampur coal co. ltd. and ors. v. thestate of orissa and ors. etc., was faced with a challenge to theconstitutional validity of the orissa mining areas development fund act,1952. the petitioner-company was engaged in producing and selling coalexcavated from its collieries at rampur in the state of orissa. the act andthe rules framed ..... see state ofwest bengal v. union of india, , automobile transport v. state ofrajasthan, and ref. under article 143, i.t.c ltd. v. agricultural producemarket committee and ors.the importance of the provisions of article 249 to 253 has beenhighlighted hereinbefore. the court is required to interpret theconstitution which is an organic ongoing document. for ..... ' in entry 52 of list i, nor do we find any justification in the contention of the counsel appearing for the states and also different market committees that the provisions contained in tobacco board act dealing with the growing of tobacco as well as making provisions for sale and purchase of tobacco, must be .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2004SC5009; JT2004(8)SC272; 2004(3)KLT686(SC); (2005)ILLJ117SC; 2004(8)SCALE475; (2004)8SCC402; (2005)1UPLBEC175
..... basis, industry in general has not as yet fully organized such programmes. in the context of the five year plan and the large scale industrial development of the country, there is an increasing demand for skilled craftsmen. the government considers that it is necessary fully to utilize the facilities available for ..... the special statute, therefore, shall prevail over the general statute having regard to the maxim 'generalia specialibus non derogant (see talcher municipality v. talcher regulated mkt. committee and anr., : air2004sc3954 ).90. the said act is a complete code in itself. an apprentice, as defined in section 2(aa) of the said act, ..... question of undertaking legislation for regulating the training of apprentices in industry has been under the consideration of the government for a long time. expert committees which went into the question have recommended such legislation. although certain establishment in the public and private sectors have been carrying out programmes of training .....
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