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Sri Konaseema Co-operative Central Bank Ltd., Amalapuram and Another V ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1991]72CompCas588(AP)

..... relationship between the staff and the management. when there is existence of this relationship, mandamus cannot be refused to the aggrieved party....'the learned judge then discussed the development of law relating to mandamus inengland, and referred to the fact that art. 226 is much wider in its amplitude, as explained by subba rao, j. ..... specified in those sections, as if they are arrears of land-revenue. similarly, section 101 empowers the registrar to recover any loan due to an agricultural development bank from its members as if it is arrears of land-revenue. section 102 empowers the collector also to make similar recoveries in certain situations.(xi) section ..... by way of dividends. section 46 controls and prescribes the manner of investment of funds also. section 47(2) prohibits a society from granting a loan to any person other than a member.(viii) section 59 empowers the registrar to direct the committee of a society to suspend, pending investigation, any paid-officer or servant of .....

M. Padmanabha Iyengar Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1990AP357

..... in so far as the second category of notifications in north mada street are concerned, the purpose mentioned in the notifications is 'construction of choultries and development of tirumala'. for the reasons mentioned hereinabove, this purpose must also be held to be a public purpose, and specific enough to enable the persons ..... , halls for religious discourses and for other ancillary use connected with the temple. the instant acquisition was thereby for a public purpose which is the development of tirumala hills area, recommended by director of town planning, government of andhra pradesh'.the same idea is emphasized in the additional common counter-affidavit ..... job. after studying the various aspects of the problem, the master plan made several recommendations. chapter xiv of the master plan sets out the 'strategy for development of tirumala'. in so far as the four mada streets are concerned, paragraph 2(a) of the said chapter made the following recommendations:--'2. economic activities .....

Kaiser Alumium Vs. Bonjorno

Court : US Supreme Court

..... rejected by the north carolina supreme court, and we granted certiorari. while the case was pending here, the federal department of housing and urban development promulgated a regulation directing that "before instituting an eviction proceeding local housing authorities . . . should inform the tenant . . . of the reasons ..... of 1982. see campbell v. united states, 809 f.2d 563, 574 (ca9 1987) ("[t]he literal terms of the senate committee report . . . preclude imposition of interest at the t-bill rate . . . in the period prior to the enactment date"). ..... v. schooner peggy, 1 cranch 103 (1801). the issue there was whether a french vessel, seized by an american ship, could be condemned. the circuit court had held that condemnation was proper, but before this court could issue its decision, ..... . we distinguished bradley on the ground that, in the case before us, "the government's right to recover any misused funds page 494 u. s. 853 preceded the 1978 amendments." 470 u.s. at 470 u. s. 639 . we quoted .....

Employment Div. Vs. Smith.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... u. s. 402 -403, whereby governmental actions that substantially burden a religious practice must be justified by a "compelling governmental interest." that test was developed in a context -- unemployment compensation eligibility rules -- that lent itself to individualized governmental assessment of the reasons for the relevant conduct. the test is inapplicable ..... provision under which respondents had been disqualified was not to enforce the state's criminal laws, but to preserve the financial integrity of the compensation fund, and since that purpose was inadequate to justify the burden that disqualification imposed on respondents' religious practice. citing our decisions in sherbert v. verner ..... that the first amendment does not "require the government itself to behave in ways that the individual believes will further his or her spiritual development. . . . the free exercise clause simply cannot be understood to require the government to conduct its own internal affairs in ways that comport .....

Missouri Vs. Jenkins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... parties frequently combine a petition for rehearing and a suggestion for rehearing in banc in one document incorrectly labeled as a "petition for rehearing in banc," see advisory committee's notes on fed.rule app.proc. 35, 28 u.s.c.app., p. 491, and the eighth circuit may have believed, because of the label ..... discretionary procedure employed only to address questions of exceptional importance or to maintain uniformity among circuit decisions. fed. rule app.proc. 35(a). as the reporter for the advisory committee drafting the rules has observed: "[a] party who desires a hearing or rehearing in banc may 'suggest' the appropriateness of such a hearing. . . . the term ..... exercise of its remedial discretion. but it is misleading to suggest that a failure to fund this particular remedy would leave constitutional rights without a remedy. in fact, the district court acknowledged in its very first remedial order that the development of a remedy in this case would involve "a choice among a wide range of .....

The Oil and Natural Gas Commission and Another Vs. the Association of ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1990SC1851; (1990)2CompLJ89(SC); JT1990(2)SC516; 1990(1)SCALE900; 1990Supp(1)SCC397; [1990]3SCR157

..... are enabled to make reasonable profits and made good as commercial enterprises by charging prices which the 'traffic can bear' so that they can also contribute substantially to national development. it is submitted that, as against the respondents who are receiving supplies at the rate of rs. 1,000 per unit, there are 29 industries paying the ..... other words, there should be an element of profit in the prices of their products or in the cost of their services to the public.34. the krishna menon committee on state undertakings (november 1959), the booklet proceeds to point out, enunciated the following pricing policy for public enterprises:we have stressed in these pages the importance of ..... not be personally liable for any assurance or contract made on its behalf and any liability arising out of such assurance or contract shall be dis charged from the fund.the statute, it may be observed, neither imposes a specific duty on the o.n.g.c. to supply its products to consumers at large nor contains .....

Board of Educ. Vs. Mergens

Court : US Supreme Court

..... an understanding and appreciation of government processes." id. at 17. subsurfers furthers "one of the essential goals of the physical education department -- enabling students to develop lifelong recreational interests." id. at 18. chess "supplement[s] math and science courses because it enhances students' ability to engage in critical thought processes." ..... to the act was extensively rewritten in a series of multilateral negotiations after it was passed by the house and reported out of committee by the senate, the committee reports shed no light on the language actually adopted. during congressional debate on the subject, legislators referred to a number of different ..... to prohibit schools from discriminating on the basis of the content of a student group's speech, and that obligation is the price a federally funded school must pay if it opens its facilities to noncurriculum-related student groups. the dissent suggests that "an extracurricular student organization is 'noncurriculum related .....

Lujan Vs. Nat'l Wildlife Fed'n

Court : US Supreme Court

..... part of a plan or policy. for example: if the agency had published a regulation stating that an environmental impact statement (eis) should never be developed prior to the termination of a classification or withdrawal, nwf could challenge the regulation (which would constitute an "agency action"). if the reviewing court ..... there is no question that a "program" exists. everyone associated with this lawsuit recognizes that the blm, over the past decade, has attempted to develop and implement a comprehensive scheme for the termination of classifications and withdrawals. the real issue is whether the actions and omissions that nwf contends are illegal ..... petitioners have occasionally referred to the continuing (and thus constantly changing) operations of the blm in reviewing withdrawal revocation applications and the classifications of public lands and developing land use plans as required by the flpma. it is no more an identifiable "agency action" -- much less a "final agency action" -- than a .....

Ashoka Marketing Ltd. and Another Vs. Punjab National Bank and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1991SC855; [1992]74CompCas482(SC); JT1990(3)SC417; 1990(2)SCALE200; (1990)4SCC406; [1990]3SCR649

..... was enlarged to include, in relation to the union territory of delhi, premises belonging to municipal corporation of delhi, or any municipal committee or notified area committee and premises belonging to delhi development authority. in the 1958 act, the expression 'unauthorised occupation' was defined. it also laid down the procedure to be followed by ..... in relation to the union territory of delhi-(i) any premises belonging to the municipal corporation of delhi, or any municipal committee or notified area committee, and(ii) any premises belonging to the delhi development authority, whether such premises are in the possession of, or leased out by the said authority.(g) 'unauthorised occupation', in ..... by borrowings and its borrowing is not served by debentures; but is guaranteed by the treasury. if it cannot repay, the loss falls on the consolidated fund of the united kingdom; that is to say, on the taxpayer. there are no shareholders to elect the directors or to fix their remuneration. there .....

Vardhaman Publishers Limited, Vs. Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1991]71CompCas1(Ker)

..... the paper to promote the cause of national interest. subsequently, he secured the first petitioner's resignation on december 1, 1987. afterwards the first petitioner was appointed as director, newspaper development, but no work was assigned to him. no facilities were given to him. ultimately, on may 30, 1988, the said post itself was abolished. although in the annual general meeting ..... was not true. the further averments in the petition are all incorrect and cannot constitute oppressive acts as alleged. the first petitioner did not function properly as director, news paper development, and was misusing his office and abusing his powers. this ultimately led to the abolition of that post.18. a reply affidavit dated january 15, 1990, was filed by the .....