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Union of India Vs. Nareshkumar Badrikumar Jagad .

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... chapter applicable to the case on hand, being chapter iii of that act, read thus: the textile undertakings (nationalisation) laws (amendment and validation) act, 2014 no.36 of2014[17th december, 2014.]. 4 (2009) 10 scc4645 (2013) 8 scc3376 (1923) vol. l (ia) 324 31 an act further to amend the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 and the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995, in order to continue with the lease hold rights vested in ..... with effect from the 24th october, 2014. amendments to the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 chapter ii xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx chapter iii amendments to the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 5. on and from the date of commencement of the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 (hereafter in this chapter referred to as the principal act), in section 3, after the following sub sections shall be .....

National Textile Corp. Ltd. Vs. Nareshkumar Badrikumar Jagad .

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... chapter applicable to the case on hand, being chapter iii of that act, read thus: the textile undertakings (nationalisation) laws (amendment and validation) act, 2014 no.36 of2014[17th december, 2014.]. 4 (2009) 10 scc4645 (2013) 8 scc3376 (1923) vol. l (ia) 324 31 an act further to amend the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 and the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995, in order to continue with the lease hold rights vested in ..... with effect from the 24th october, 2014. amendments to the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 chapter ii xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx chapter iii amendments to the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 5. on and from the date of commencement of the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 (hereafter in this chapter referred to as the principal act), in section 3, after the following sub sections shall be .....

Nareshkumar Badrikumar Jagad and Ors. Vs. O P Singh and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... chapter applicable to the case on hand, being chapter iii of that act, read thus: the textile undertakings (nationalisation) laws (amendment and validation) act, 2014 no.36 of2014[17th december, 2014.]. 4 (2009) 10 scc4645 (2013) 8 scc3376 (1923) vol. l (ia) 324 31 an act further to amend the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 and the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995, in order to continue with the lease hold rights vested in ..... with effect from the 24th october, 2014. amendments to the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 chapter ii xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx chapter iii amendments to the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 5. on and from the date of commencement of the textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1995 (hereafter in this chapter referred to as the principal act), in section 3, after the following sub sections shall be .....

United States Vs. Castillero

Court : US Supreme Court

..... lastly, in the first article, eleventh title, there are expressed these terms: "and because the capital of a single individual may not be sufficient for great undertakings, while that of all the partners may be, i will and command that such companies be encouraged, promoted, and protected by all convenient measures, my viceroy ..... executive" required by the law was communicated to them. that approbation having been thus obtained, the departmental authorities proceeded to grant; and in so doing acted in precise conformity with the colonization laws. it had appeared to this court, that the effect of that dispatch was simply to communicate to the departmental ..... that requirement, andres castillero, on the 30th day of september, 1852, presented the claim in controversy for adjudication to the board of commissioners constituted under that act, and at the same time submitted certain documentary evidences of title, to show that the claim ought to be confirmed. among other things, he represented in .....

Mrs. Annie Besant Vs. the Government of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 37Ind.Cas.525

..... they vest the local government with a discretion so large and unfettered that the keeping of printing presses and the publication of newspapers become an extremely hazardous undertaking in the country. a press may be devoted to the printing of most useful and meritorious literature or other publications of an entirely innocent and non- ..... referring to the well-known fact that in india we live hemmed in on all sides by repressive measures. the press act, the seditious meetings act, the official secrets act, the defence of india act, not to mention several despotic measures of early days---potential of mischief and capable of retarding democratic progress---are all there ..... unlimited power in the executive government is undoubtedly a serious encroachment on the freedom which the press in india enjoyed before the passing of the act.12. the act, as is well known, was passed in order to counteract the manifold ingenious devices adopted by the anarchists of bengal for carrying out their propaganda .....

Williams Vs. Austrian

Court : US Supreme Court

..... weighty constructions by this court are now to be found wrong. [ footnote 2/1 ] the court below was driven to this drastic undertaking. for if 2 of the act of 1898 is the source solely of summary proceedings in bankruptcy, and jurisdiction for plenary suits, to a limited extent, was granted solely ..... footnote 36 ] section 167 in part provides: "the trustee, upon his appointment and qualification --" "(1) shall, if the judge shall so direct, forthwith investigate the acts, conduct, property, liabilities, and financial condition of the debtor, the operation of its business, and the desirability of the continuance thereof, and any other matter relevant to ..... reorganization in the district court of the united states for the eastern district of virginia. following an investigation under 167 [ footnote 4 ] of the act, respondents were authorized to institute suit against petitioners, who are past and present officers and directors of the debtor and others having connection therewith. this suit .....

Narasingh Charan Mohapatra Vs. Radhakanta Mohapatra

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1951Ori132

..... compromised on 18-1-1946 by a deed of compromise the parties agreeing to have the partition of their properties in equal shares through the mediation of bhadraloks and undertaking to file allotment lists in court within one month from the date of compromise. the allotment, however, did not materialise for some reason or other and the ..... put upon himself-see villers v. beaumont, (1682) 1 vern 100. the presumption is that a charity is charitable and not fraudulent. section 120, transfer of property act lays down that a gift cannot be revoked except under circumstances in which, if it were a contract, it might be rescined-such as fraud, undue influence, coercion, etc ..... the control of the senate manage the funds, concerns, property and affairs of the university'and schedule sub (5) lays down 'subject to the provisions of this act and the statutes, the senate shall be the supreme governing body of the university, shall have power to review the actions of the syndicate and of the academic council .....

Debendranath Mittra Vs. Gourisankar Sankhanaria and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1950Ori198

..... supreme landlord of non-agricultural landed interests.14. next, the sub-section makes the sale subject to the provisions of section 26, orissa tenancy act. the section, broadly speaking, deals with merger of occupancy right when acquired by proprietor and matters analogous thereto. the section textually is inapplicable to ..... sub-section discriminates between holding and tenure. this discrimination is compatible only with, the classification of the landed interest of the tenantry in the orissa tenancy act, the classification in kbasmahal tenancies are patadari. (lessee), dar-patadari (sub lessee) and dar dar patadari (sub-lessee). conception of a tenure is ..... to incorporate without express words in that behalf provisions that would be liable to be misinterpreted by production of sharp contrast resulting in inconsistency. every act should be interpreted in a manner congenial to production of harmony and consistency amongst its various provisions. the sub-section, under interpretation does not .....

Manager, United Commercial Bank Ltd. Vs. Commr. of Labour and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad141; (1951)ILLJ1Mad; (1951)IMLJ213

..... in relation to certain industries & concerns the central govt. & in relation to other industrial disputes the provincial govt. section 2 clause (j) of the act defines 'industry' as meaning 'any business, trade, undertaking, or manufacture'. 'industrial dispute' means,'any dispute or difference between employers & employers, or between employers & workmen, or between workmen & workmen, which ..... other. the distinction between an individual dispute & an industrial dispute is, if i may respectfully say so, well brought out.in the judgment of my lord in kandan textile co., ltd. v. industrial tribunal, madras : (1949)2mlj789 , citing inter alis a passage from the judgment of isaacs j. in george hudson ltd. v. ..... dispute would have to be referred to a tribunal or other authority under section 10, industrial disputes act either by the govt. suo motu or at the instance of one or both of the parties. in the kandan textile ltd. v. the industrial tribunal, madras : (1949)2mlj789 , it was held by a bench .....

Chiranjit Lal Chowdhuri Vs. the Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1951SC41; (1951)53BOMLR499; [1951]21CompCas33(SC); [1950]1SCR869

..... provided for in section 162 and 203. all these rights and safeguards, on the faith of which the shareholders embark their money in their undertaking, are abrogated by the impugned act in the case of the shareholders of this company alone. in fact, the central government is empowered to exclude, restrict or limit the ..... management and the employees, and in or about august, 1949, the mills were temporarily closed and the company, which was one of the largest producers of cotton textiles, ceased production. thereupon, the governor-general intervened by promulgating on the 9th january, 1950, an ordinance called the sholapur spinning and weaving company (emergency provisions) ordinance ..... 100, and, in 1948, when the management was taken over by the managing agents who have been removed by the impugned act, the accounts showed a loss of rs. 30 lakhs, while other textile companies had been able to show very substantial profits during the same period. 15. another fact which is brought out in .....