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Commissioner of Police, Delhi and Another Vs. Registrar, Delhi High Co ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996VIIAD(SC)233; AIR1997SC95; 1996(2)ALT(Cri)770; 1997CriLJ90; JT1996(9)SC138; 1996(7)SCALE517; (1996)6SCC323; [1996]Supp7SCR432; 1996(2)LC770(SC)

..... since the role of the special protection group as at present provided by law is to provide proximate security only to the prime minister and members of his immediate family, an amendment of the special protection group act, 1988 is necessary to enable the special protection group to take up the task of providing proximate security to the said members of the immediate family.3. ..... a bill which led to the passing of the special protection group act, 1988 (for short the 'act') was introduced in the parliament by giving out the following:statement of objects and reasons1. ..... act, 1988, the special protection group could call aid from any authority in the discharge of its statutory duty of providing special protection cover for a period of 10 years to the former prime minister, mr. ..... additionally, the committee was of the view that section 14 of the act, where under the special protection group could seek assistance from certain authorities mentioned therein, was not attracted in the case of assistance required from a court. ..... it will lay down the terms and conditions of service of the members of the force and provide for its control and direction. ..... it is through an act of parliament that such security stands provided; qualitatively far above than the ordinary security available or extended to other persons in authority before or after retirement from public service. ..... a larger bench in the delhi judicial service association v. .....

Dr. P.V. Ranga Rao Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(2)ALT459

..... , the special protection group act, 1988 (as amended in 1991 and 1994) (for short 'the act'). ..... it is submitted that the petitioner is entitled to safeguards and protection provided under a central act viz. ..... this application was disposed of by this court on 29-9-1999 with the following observations:-'in view of the facts and circumstances explained and as a special case, the time is extended upto 30-10-1999. ..... special reference has been made to sections 2 and 14 of the act during the course of arguments of the learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioner. .....

Janardhan Prasad Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 100(2002)DLT481; 2003(1)SLJ168(Delhi)

..... petitioner's case is that once he was appointed in the special protection group, he was entitled to continue under section 11 of special protection group act till his superannuation. ..... he was thereafter re-employed as driver in (spg) special protection group by order dated 21.6.1991. ..... he conveniently ignores that he was re-employed under a scheme for ex-servicemen and mistakenly believes that he was appointed under the spg group act with a right to continue till he reached the age of superannuation. ..... but regard being had to the fact that petitioner had stayed in service till date on the strength of interim stay order of this court dated 13.6.1997 and had also worked for this period, the salary and other service benefits received by him for this period, shall be deemed regularised. ..... his reliance and claim based on section 11 of the act is thus grossly misconceived.5. ..... petitioner retired from army service sometime in 1989. ..... if anything he was to sink and swim with the terms of his re-employment order and the question of his imaginary appointment under the act did not arise. .....

Kay Kay Embroideries Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Cloth Markets and Shops Board and o ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(6)ALLMR5; 2006(6)BomCR739; [2007(112)FLR273]; (2007)ILLJ865Bom; 2006(6)MhLj377

..... he has also highlighted provisions of section 3(1) and submitted that it necessarily presupposes that prior to the passing of the said act there was no adequate supply of full and proper utilization of the 'unprotected workers' in the scheduled employment and there were no better terms and conditions of service for such 'unprotected workers' and in order to protect them, state government has passed the said legislation which is a special welfare legislation for class of workers ..... 'unprotected worker' would have no rational meaning other than to club together by force of law protected and 'unprotected workers' in one lumpsum and this would not advance the cause of protecting 'unprotected workers' but would simultaneously lead to protected workers being terminated from employment so that they can be registered as 'unprotected workers' under the mathadi act so that finally they could be sent back to the same or similar employer as daily rated ..... workers (regulation of employment and welfare) scheme, 1970 and iron and steel scheme which have been made in exercise of the power conferred by sections 3 and 4 of the mathadi act, 1969 and are operative in their respective fields of employment of manual workers in scheduled employment or group of scheduled employments for the purpose of effective implementation of provisions of the mathadi act, 1969 and the various schemes formulated under the said ..... 1118 of 1988 were filed before this court by the employers who were engaged in the cloth .....

Regan Vs. Time, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and purposes of the statutory scheme provides no support for the conclusion that congress would want to extend special protection to all illustrations in "publications" and to ban the pictures of "nonpublishers," without regard to whether either group's illustrations serve "philatelic, numismatic, educational, historical, or newsworthy purposes. ..... on which of two interpretations of the "publications" requirement is adopted, such illustrations are either (a) allowed, if at all, only when licensed by secret service agents enforcing an utterly standardless statutory definition of "illustrative" uses or (b) completely prohibited because they do not literally appear "in articles, books, journals, newspapers, ..... ten days later, time initiated the present action against the secretary of the treasury, the director of the secret service, and others, [ footnote 4 ] seeking a declaratory judgment that 474, 6, and 504 were unconstitutional on their face and as applied to time, as well as an injunction preventing the defendants from enforcing or ..... the february 16, 1981, issue of sports illustrated carried a photographic color reproduction of $100 bills pouring into a basketball hoop, a secret service agent informed time's legal department that the illustration violated federal law, and that it would be necessary for the service to seize all plates and materials used in connection with the production of the cover. ..... section of a statute should not be read in isolation from the context of the whole act .....

Lawyers Voice Vs. The State Of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... we have heard learned counsel for the parties at considerable length and studied the provisions of the special protection group act, 1988 (for short, the act ) along with the relevant contents of the blue book. ..... the blue book contains an unambiguous and detailed procedure to be 6 observed by the state authorities and the special protection group (for short, spg ) to ensure full safety and security of the prime minister while he is touring a state. ..... we further direct the state government of punjab, including the police authorities, the special protection group and any other central/state agencies to cooperate and to provide necessary assistance in securing and seizing the records.5. ..... the show cause notices required the officers to respond within 24 hours as to why disciplinary action under the all india services (discipline and appeal) rules, 1969 should not 5 be initiated against them for their omissions and commissions . ..... the legislative scheme of the act is quite comprehensive with respect to ensuring proximate security of the prime minister, or a former prime minister, or their family members, as the case may be. .....

Bhim Singh Vs. Union of India and Another

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2000(55)DRJ57

..... only those, who are entitled to security under special protection group act, are entitled to government accommodation. ..... it has been averred in the affidavit that the provision of government accommodation has in fact being delinked from consideration of security except in the case of those falling under the ambit of special protection group act. ..... accordingly the challenge to the notice of termination on the ground of the petitioner continuing to hold 'z' security cover must fail and is rejected. ..... billauria urged before me that in view of the services rendered by the petitioner towards national, integration and fighting militancy and terrorism in kashmir, he ought to be provided with 'z+' security and the accommodation allotted to him was liable to be upgraded. ..... the respondents shall be free to proceed with the proceedings under the public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants), act 1971 and for eviction and to recover damages, if any, as per law. ..... the petitioner has filed this writ petition impugning the notice issued under sub section- 1 clause-b of section 4 of the public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants) act 1971. ..... protection is vocative of the fundamental rights of the petitioner. .....

The State of West Bengal Vs. Anwar Ali Sarkar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC75; 1952CriLJ510; [1952]1SCR284

..... entitled to inquire 'why are they being made the subject of a law which has short-circuited the normal procedure of trial; why has it grouped them in that category and why has the law deprived them of the protection and safeguards which are allowed in the case of accused tried under the procedure mentioned in the criminal procedure code; what makes the legislature or ..... before us on behalf of both parties in course of the arguments; and while a too rigid adherence to the views expressed by the judges of the supreme court of america while dealing with the equal protection clause in their own constitution may not be necessary or desirable for the purpose of determining the true meaning and scope of article 14 of the indian constitution, it cannot be denied that the general ..... consideration in both the appeals are the same and the whole controversy centers round the point as to whether the provision of section 5 (1) of the west bengal special courts act, 1950, as well as certain notifications issued under it are ultra vires the constitution by reason of their being in conflict ..... 869, and in numerous american decisions dealing with the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, the state in the exercise of its governmental power must of necessity make laws operating differently on different groups or classes of persons within its territory to attain particular ends in giving effect to its policies, and it must posses for that purpose large powers of distinguishing and classifying .....

Olmstead Vs. L. C.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... with the traditional paradigm, we have always limited the application of the term "discrimination" in the rehabilitation act to a person who is a member of a protected group and faces discrimination "by reason of his handicap. ..... would fly in the face of our prior case law, which requires more than the assertion that a person belongs to a protected group and did not receive some benefit. ..... any program or activity receiving federal fi- statutory prohibitions against 'discrimination' have not wavered from this path," post, at 616, and that "a plaintiff cannot prove 'discrimination' by demonstrating that one member of a particular protected group has been favored over another member of that same group," post, at 618. ..... nothing in the ada or its implementing regulations condones termination of institutional settings for persons unable to handle or benefit from community 12 the waiver program provides medicaid reimbursement to states for the provision of community-based services to individuals who would otherwise require institutional care, upon a showing that the average annual cost of such services is not more than the annual cost of institutional services. ..... definition section states that "public entity" includes "any state or local government," and "any department, agency, [or] special purpose ..... 535 , 548 (1988), we reiterated that the purpose of 504 is to guarantee that individuals with disabilities receive "evenhanded treatment" 620 relative to those ..... 318-323 (1988), and vitek ..... (1988 .....

L/Nk V.H.K. Murthy Vs. Special Protection Group and Another

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2000IVAD(Delhi)624; 2000(57)DRJ157

..... the recommendations of the birbal nath committee culminated in the of the special protection group under the aegis of cabinet secretariat in march 1985 to provide proximate security to the prime minister and ..... 1995 his willingness to go on deputation to special protection group (spg) was asked by crpf, his parent ..... 1995 his willingness to go on deputation to special protection group (spg) was asked by crpf his parent ..... matter of common knowledge that special protection group has no regular force of ..... to disclose the material on the basis of which officer was treated as unsuitable and, in case the reason is attributable to his conduct, such a conduct has to be treated as misconduct and such repatriation would amount to termination which cannot be resorted to unless his explanationn is called and he is given a chance to make his position clear. ..... common knowledge that after the assassination of smt.indira gandhi at the hands of her own guards in october,1984, a special task force was raised in the intelligence bureau to provide proximate security to the prime minister of india and his family members ..... the officer is repatriated back before the expiry of six year period it amounts to termination of his services. ..... for administrative reasons, (ii) on the ground of unsuitability of the concerned officer and (iii) because of such act of the officer/conduct of the officer which is treated as blame-worthy and which in normal course would ..... : [1988]1scr421 wherein it was observed: 'there is not much .....