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P.Malayappan Vs. the Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies

Court : Chennai

..... societies passed an order to conduct enquiry under section 81 of the tamil nadu co-operative societies act by appointing a co-operative sub-registrar as enquiry officer. ..... as secretary of the second respondent society, which is a co-operative institution registered under the tamil nadu co- operative societies act and the rules made thereunder. ..... when the tamil nadu government introduced waiver scheme in 2009, the appellant being the secretary of the society is said to have given false information to the special officer and circle supervisors of the central co-operative ..... instead of appearing in the enquiry proceedings, the appellant filed writ petition no.10434 of 2011 seeking to quash the charge memo dated 20.4.2011 on the ground that the documents relating to the charges were not furnished to him and that the respondents have already pre-determined to ..... the object of the second respondent society is to promote welfare of its agrarian members by way of lending agricultural loans and also by way of issuing jewel loan, consumer loan, loan on deposit to ..... the said letter, the second respondent sent the proceedings dated 24.8.2011 stating that the copies of the following documents were furnished ..... the appellant preferred writ petition (md)no.6548 of 2011 before the high court on 29.06.2011 alleging that he was not furnished copies of the documents, sought for a mandamus directing the second respondent to proceed domestic enquiry after permitting the petitioner/appellant to peruse the .....

R.Rathakrishnan Vs. State of Tamil Nadu and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... claiming to be a trader, has come forward with the present writ petition, praying for issuance of a writ of mandamus, to forbear the respondents from passing any order for declaration of notified area under sec.9(1)(d) of tamil nadu agricultural produce marketing (regulation) act, 1987 in pursuant to g.o.ms.no.361, agricultural (am ii) department, dated 12.12.2008 (notified on 24.12.2008) as amended as per g.o.309, agriculture am (ii) department, dated 28.12.2010 notified on 16.02.20111 without considering the objections made by the petitioner dated 10.03.2009 and ..... , the respondents are directed to consider the objections made by the petitioner on 10.03.2009 in respect of the notification issued in g.o.ms.no.361 agriculture (am ii) department, dated 12.12.2008 (notified on 24.12.2008) as amended as per g.o.ms.no.309, agriculture (am ii) department, dated 28.12.2010 notified on 16.2.2011, in accordance with law and on merits and pass appropriate orders, within 12 weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order. ..... under farmers development and welfare scheme rs.1,00,000/- is granted to the farmers in case of death/permanent disability due to accident. 4.3. .....

M.Baskar Vs. Bar Council of Tamilnadu

Court : Chennai

..... the registration of the second respondent association, under the provisions of the tamil nadu advocate s welfare fund act, 1987, and the rules framed thereunder, cannot give the second respondent association the status of a statutory ..... in fact, the bye-laws of the second respondent association has been amended, based on the resolution passed in the extraordinary general body meeting, held on 8.4.2011, making it clear that a member of the said association cannot contest in its election, for the same post held by him, for more than two ..... been further stated that the bye-laws of the second respondent association had been amended, by way of a resolution passed in the extraordinary general body meeting, held on 8.4.2011, without a specific agenda relating to the debarring of the members from contesting for the same post, for more than two terms. ..... petition is filed under article 226 of the constitution of india praying for the issuance of a writ of certiorari calling for the resolution passed in extra ordinary general body meeting on 08.04.2011 from the file of 2nd respondent and quash the same as unconstitutional.o r d e r1. ..... , the impugned resolution passed by the second respondent association, in its extraordinary general body meeting, held on 8.4.2011, is null and void. ..... , the learned counsels appearing for the respondents had submitted that the writ petition filed by the petitioner, challenging the resolution passed by the second respondent association, on 8.4.2011, is not maintainable. .....

Zeenath Begum Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... the petitioner has approached this court with a prayer for issuance of writ in the nature of mandamus, to direct the state of tamil nadu to issue notification in the government gazette to notify the amendment introduced vide bill no.7 of 2011 dated 10.02.2011 by the legislative assembly under the tamil nadu preservation of private forest act, 1949 (hereinafter referred to as "the act") and pass such other or further orders, as this hon'ble court may deem fit and proper in the circumstances of the case.2. ..... going into the merits of the claim of the petitioners, directs the petitioners to prefer a representation within a period of two weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order to the appropriate committee formed under the tamil nadu preservation of private forests act, 1949 and in the event of receiving such representation from the petitioners, the appropriate committee shall consider the representation of the petitioners in the light of the amendment made to section 4-a of the ..... it was also contention of learned counsel for the petitioner that it was duty of the government to issue consequential notification, being welfare government, which is to look into the grievance of the public.19. .....

Smt.Valli Vs. the Divisional Manager and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... exercise of powers conferred under section 6 of the tamil nadu manual workers (regulation of employment and conditions of work) act, 1982 (tamil nadu act 33 of 1982), the government of tamil nadu constituted a board namely tamil nadu construction workers welfare board on 30.11.1994 to execute the scheme and to maintain and administer the manual workers general welfare fund of tamil nadu construction workers welfare board and to provide welfare measures for the construction workers engaged in the construction industry ..... purpose of the scheme framed by the second respondent board is to provide welfare measures to the construction workers, who are registered with them ..... purpose of the scheme framed by the second respondent board is to provide welfare measures to the construction workers, who are registered with them. ..... . as stated above, the first respondent, being a central government organisation, shall act fairly and shall not reject the claim technically, on the ground of limitation, particularly when there are overwhelming materials in support of ..... as stated above, the first respondent, being a central government organisation, shall act fairly and shall not reject the claim technically, on the ground of limitation, particularly when there are overwhelming materials in support of the ..... the following welfare measures are provided in the scheme for the workers, who have registered in the second respondent board and the husband of the petitioner registered his name with the second .....

M. Nagarajan Vs. the Deputy Commercial Tax Officer and State of Tamil ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)25VST175(Mad)

..... , subject to the claim of the government in respect of land revenue and the claim of the land development bank in regard to the property mortgaged to it under section 28(2) of the tamil nadu co-operative land development banks act, 1934 (tamil nadu act x of 1934) have priority over all other claims against the property of the said dealer or person and the same may without prejudice to any other mode of collection be recovered-(a) as land revenue; or(b) on application to any magistrate, by ..... contemplates is that the tax assessed on or has become payable by, or any other amount due under the said act from a dealer or person or any due from him under the said act, shall be subject to the claim of the land development bank in regard to the property mortgaged to it under section 28(2) of the tamil nadu cooperative land development banks act, 1934 and it will have priority over all other claims against the property of the said dealer or person ..... in other words, where the welfare state enters into commercial fields which cannot be regarded as an essential and integral part of the basic government functions of the state and seeks to recover debts from its debtors arising out of such commercial activities ..... , 2011. .....

The Tamil Nadu Housing Board and ors. Vs. Nolambur Residents Welfare

Court : Chennai

..... per contra, onbehalf of the plaintiffs/respondents, the learned senior counsel mr.k.m.vijayan has contended that tamil nadu housing board act was enacted in exercise of powers under entry 18 list ii of constitution of india and tamil nadu housing board act is a state enactment, whereas the code of civil procedure is passed under list iii and the central ..... the original side appeal arises out of the decree and judgment dated 25.09.2008 in c.s.no.783 of 2000 in and by which the learned single judge declared the proceedings of the managing director of tamil nadu housing board in no.s4/45202/95 dated 19.04.1996 fixing the final cost to the allotments made in favour of members of the plaintiff association as null and void and also granting permanent injunction restraining the ..... instead of challenging the individual demand notices issued to the individual allottees, the plaintiff association has chosen to challenge ex.p.21 - proceedings of managing director of tamil nadu housing board in ref.no.s.4/45202/95 dated 19.4.1996 without seeking for further relief of direction to execute the sale deeds in favour of the individual members of the plaintiff association and without paying proper ..... kerala state housing board, nellikode housing colony allottees association and others, (cdj 2011 sc 893), considering the case of allotment by kerala state housing board, the supreme court held that the allottees will be liable to pay interest to the appellant board on the differential amount between .....

R. Thirunavukkarasau and Others Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu, Rep.by It ...

Court : Chennai

..... a subject and a graduate holding a one year degree in the same subject along with a 3 year degree in another subject and hence the state cannot act contrary to the scheme of ncte; (iii) that the tamil nadu elementary education act, 1920, the rules issued thereunder and the statutory rules issued under the proviso to article 309 of the constitution, all prescribe merely a degree in a subject ..... the third contention of the contesting respondents revolves around the provisions of the tamil nadu elementary education act, 1920 and the statutory rules issued by the state government for recruitment of teachers in government schools, in exercise of the ..... second respondent and (2) panel dated 18.5.2012, as on 1.1.2012 for promotion as graduate teacher (english) in salem rural union, salem district, issued by the fourth respondent (i) quash the circular proceedings na.ka.no.12118/d1/2011 dated nil.12.2011 of the second respondent to the limited extent of directions in para 6 thereof and (ii) quash the consequential panel dated 18.5.2012 as on 1.1.2012 issued by the fourth respondent in so far as it related to inclusion ..... learning has both public and private benefits such as greater employability, increased productivity, better quality employment, reduced expenditure in areas such as unemployment benefits, welfare payments and early retirement pensions, increased social returns in terms of improved civic participation, better health, lower incidents of criminality and greater individual well .....

Madurai Coats Public Servants Co-Operative Housing Society Limited, Re ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... whether the courts below have not considered the fact that the suit against the liquidator without the leave of the registrar of co-operative societies is barred under section 141 of the tamil nadu co-operative societies act, 1983? 4. ..... whether the suit filed by the plaintiff is barred under section 141 of tamil nadu co-operative society act? 15. ..... the plaintiff wanted to continue the welfare programme of providing house sites to the workers. ..... the plaintiff also specifically stated in the plaint that the sale transaction was entered into only for the welfare of its workers. ..... in support of his contention the learned counsel has relied upon the following judgments;- i) (2011) 12 scc 18 (saradamani kandappan v. ..... as per article 54 of the limitation act in a suit for specific performance of a contract, the period of limitation is 3 years, if the date is fixed for the performance, or, if no such date is fixed, when the plaintiff has noticed that performance is refused. ..... (md).no.1 of 2011 are closed. 25. ..... whether the courts below have failed to exercise the discretion conferred upon them in the matter of granting specific relief under section 20 of the specific relief act, in a proper manner? 3. ..... whether the decree and judgment of courts below suffer due to legal infirmity because of not considering sec.20 of the specific relief act? 8. .....

P.H.C.M. Gandhi, President Rica Employees Union (AITUC) Vellore Vs. Th ...

Court : Chennai

..... seen from the rules and regulations of the regional institute of correctional administration set up at vellore by the four participating states and registered as the society under section 27 of the tamil nadu societies registration act, 1975, clause 12, the appointment to various posts shall be made by selection from the services of the correctional departments including prison departments of the four southern ..... correctional and training institute for the officers in the ranks of assistant jailors and superintendent of prisons and euqivalent ranks and above, supervisory officers of allied department of the states of andhra pradesh, karnataka, kerala and tamil nadu and also from non-participating states and other countries at the charges determined by the board of management from time to time and therefore, as rightly contended, discipline has to be maintained, though apca ..... 7.10.1997 discussed the issue of rica employees union and unanimously resolved not to recognise the union, inter alia, on the grounds, that there is no recognised union for the prison services in the prison department of tamil nadu, and that it is not necessary to have such a union to the employees apca, which is imparting training to the prison officers; that apca is required to maintain discipline, high standard and strict adherence ..... v. state of uttar pradesh and another, reported in 2011 (6) scc 570, has once again held that unless and until it is provided in the statute itself, it cannot ..... khadi gramodyog welfare .....