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Chhaganlal Mansukhlal and anr. Vs. the Agricultural Produce Market Com ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1975)16GLR916

..... committee cannot be expected to keep their yard open for all the twenty four hours as even the committee has to conform with the provisions of the shops establishment act.51. under the circumstances, when the bye-law 52 says that the market yard shall remain open only during certain hours of the day, the ..... are ensured, storage accommodation is provided, and equal powers of bargaining ensured, so that the growers may bring their commercial crops to the market and sell them at reasonable prices. till such markets are established, the said provisions by imposing licensing restriction, enable the buyers and sellers to meet in licensed premises, ensure correct weighment ..... involving the transactions of sale and were covered by the expression 'bought and sold' which was used in section 11(1) of the concerned act, madras commercial crops markets act, xx of 1933. there is, therefore, nothing in this judgment which suggests that the transactions covered by the act were only those transactions which .....

The Saraswat Co-operative Bank Limited and ors. Vs. P.G. Koranne and o ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1983Bom317; (1983)85BOMLR134

..... the need for flexibility capable of rapid readjustment to meet changing circumstances which cannot always be foreseen, in implementing our socio-economic policy pursuant to the establishment of a welfare state as contemplated by our constitution, have rendered it convenient and practical, nay, necessary, for the legislatures to have frequent resort to ..... commissioner for co-operation and registrar, co-operative societies. pune. resolution: government is pleased to bring the urban co-operative banks which have in their establishment at least 25 permanent employees, within the purview of section 73bb of the maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960. 2. the commissioner for co-operation ..... legal person such as a corporation is not a citizen and cannot, therefore, invoke article 19(1). (see slate trading corporation of india limited v. commercial tax officer air 1963 sc 1811. in all the three petitions, however, some of the members and shareholders of each of the petitioner-banks have joined .....

Sreeranganathan K.P., Sreepadam Vadakkkekkottaram (H) and Others Vs. t ...

Court : National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... than leaving the once fertile paddy lands fallow and abandoned causing more grave environmental problems. the comparative gains of the proposed project would favour its establishment for which the central government has already consented under the relevant statutes with necessary conditions. 89. in consonance with the avowed policy of state ..... and various other prestigious projects, merely because this respondent applied for accreditation for category b projects, more particularly for thermal projects for purely techno-commercial reasons, the same does not disqualify this respondent from giving a valid eia for a project assigned to them even before the issuance of the ..... and vadodara and various other prestigious projects, pursued their application for accreditation for category b projects alone, more particularly for thermal projects for purely commercial reasons and it did not meant that the 5th respondent/consultant from giving a valid eia report for a project assigned to them even before .....

AmiruddIn and Other Vs. Mukhtar Jafarbhai Maulana Hasanali Saheb Chimt ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1992CriLJ3898

..... community as the rightful spiritual leader of the community validly appointed by his predecessor according to the cardinal principles of the faith. further, according to him, he established his claim to be the proper claimant and his followers came to nagpur with him being persecuted by the bigoted section of the dawoodi bohras of bombay and elsewhere ..... community viz. to preserve, foster and spread the religious faith and at the same time to help the members of the community, in their social, educational and commercial pursuits. he has then brought to our notice that as per schedule c to the said will dated 30-11-1943, all the immovable properties at nagpur and ..... assuming that jabalpur property is trust property. what is urged is that under the hindi portion of the advertisement-cum-notice in question, offers for lease of the shops in the jabalpur property in question are only invited and not offers for alienation or sale of the said property. there is thus according to the contemners no .....

A.P. Civil Liberties Committee (Apclc) Rep. by Its President, Mr. S. S ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(1)ALT754

..... and the police integrity commission, new south wales; the independent complaints directorate, south africa; the police ombudsman in northern ireland; the independent police complaints commission established pursuant to the report of the inquiry by lord scarman and stephen laurence inquiry, 1999.302. among the non-binding but international standards may be mentioned the ..... dacoity in the jewellery shop. the high court quashed the complaint. the supreme court (three judges bench) found from the facts on record that the customs department had not gone ..... 158. in an earlier decision in bhappa singh v. ram pal singh and ors. : 1982crilj627 the officials of the customs & excise department raided a jewellery shop of the appellant. on being attacked, the raiding party fired shots. the appellant lodged a complaint that the members of the raiding party had come to commit .....

The Arvind Mills Ltd. and anr. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1984)2GLR1140

..... the defect was removed and all acts and things done have been validated thereafter, the purpose must be established to have been achieved. it was pointed out on behalf of the state government that after investing the ..... peripheral areal referred to in clause (b) of sub-rule (1).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------class of peripheral residential use industrial use commercial &areas; other use.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------i 4 6 8ii 3 4 6 iii 2 3 4--------------------------------------------------------------------------------23. in context of ..... or cities referred to in clause (a) of sub-rule (1).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------class of city residental use industrial use commercial andtown, village village, other other usesindustries industries --------------------------------------------------------------------------------a 6 6 10 15b 4 4 6 8c 3 3 4 .....

Virender Kumar Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(2)ShimLC496

..... of vital interest to be taken care of in a development scheme. it is that public interest which is sought to be promoted by the act by establishing the bda. the public interest in the reservation and preservation of open spaces for parks and play grounds cannot be sacrificed by leasing or selling such sites ..... for a great number of years. it is situated in the heart of aminabad, a bustling commercial-cum-residential locality in the city of lucknow. the park is of historical importance. because of the construction of underground shopping complex and parking it may still have the appearance of a park with grass grown and path laid ..... other person where construction is unauthorised. this dicta is now almost bordering rule of law. stress was laid by the appellant and the prospective allottees of the shops to exercise judicial discretion in moulding the relief. such discretion cannot be exercised which encourages illegality or perpetuates an illegality. unauthorised construction, if it is illegal .....

R. Karuppan Vs. R. Namachivayam

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1998(99)ELT214(Mad)

..... the illegal import of fire arms, which cannot be easily permitted to be redeemed as a matter of course since the security is involved. the appellant has not established his requirement of fire arms in the manner known to law. it is presumably for this reason the appellant has turned down the aforesaid offer to get the ..... g.m.b.h. v. state of bihar : [1962]2scr81 ; collector of customs, cochin v. m/s. a. s. bava : 1973ecr18(sc) ; k. s. papanna v. deputy commercial tax officer 19 stc 506; beharilal shyamsunder v. sales tax officer 17 stc 508; collector of customs v. k. ganga shetty : [1963]2scr277 ; s. r. tewari v. the district board ..... has been a discrimination. none of the 98 stall-holders were implemented as parties to the writ petitions. the appellants questioned the validity of the allotment of 98 shops on concessional rates, without trade zoning restrictions in favour of the stall-holders of panchkuain road, but they were primarily interested that same concessions in respect of licence .....

Muniswami (T.) Vs. State of Mysore

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (1963)IILLJ694Kant

..... in this case in which every relevant factor which should have influenced the grant of permission to engage counsel and which was pleaded in defence was completely established by the evidence produced during the disciplinary proceeding. the provisions of rule 11(5) of the mysore civil services (classification, control and appeal) rules authorizing ..... by the petitioner was not preceded by a consideration of any of the relevant circumstances of the case. 69. indeed, the evidence in the disciplinary proceedings substantially established the truth of the antecedent circumstances explained by the petitioner, in his statement. p.w. 1, the complainant, admitted the attempt made by him to ..... in the preparation of the mahazar on that occasion, gave the following evidence : 'i have been working in rachotappa's shop for the last five years. rachotappa has produced his accounts in the commercial tax office. a noticed was issued to him to bring his accounts. i took the accounts on 19 march, 1959. .....

Shree Renuka Sugars Limited Vs. Union of India Ministry of Consumer Af ...

Court : Karnataka

..... obtained the permission of karnataka state pollution control board u/s 25 of water (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1974 before starting the establishing of sugar factory.setting up an illegal construction of the sugar factory, without obtaining the permission from the karnataka state pollution control board.it ..... reads as under:- 6c. time limit to implement industrial entrepreneur memorandum: the stipulated time for taking effective steps shall be two years and commercial production shall commence within four years with effect from the date of filing the industrial entrepreneur memorandum with the central government, failing which the industrial ..... order are concerned. 6-c. time limit to implement industrial entrepreneur memorandum.- the stipulated time for taking effective steps shall be two years and commercial production shall commence within four years with effect from the date of filing the industrial entrepreneur memorandum with the central government, failing which the .....