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B.H. Aswathanarayan Singh and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1965SC1848; [1966]1SCR87

..... from season to season. this flexibility provided by specifying the minimum and maximum would obviate the necessity of taking action under s. 68-e of the act every time the undertaking decided to make a minor change in the- number of trips with the necessary change m the number of vehicles employed. we cannot accept the argument ..... maximum number of vehicles and trips, as has been done in the approved scheme, is also permissible under the act. this takes us to s. 68-c of the act which may be reproduced here : 'where any state transport undertaking is of opinion that for the purpose of providing an efficient, adequate, economical and properly co-ordinated road transport ..... of bellary to the exclusion of all other persons. there is no dispute that the undertaking in publishing the scheme acted in the manner required by s. 68-c. the dispute arises as to the contents of the scheme published by the undertaking and the contention on behalf of the appellants is that under the relevant words of of .....

Ahmedabad Mill Owners' Association Etc. Vs. the Textile Labour Associa ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1966SC497; [1966]1SCR382

..... expanded so as to include all the detail desired'. paton cites the comment of wilcox against these single-purpose statements. said wilcox : 'the danger in undertaking to furnish single-purpose financial statements lies in increasing confusion and misunderstanding, and in the possible misuse of such statements for unintended purposes'. paton has then ..... borrowings cannot be pressed into service for the purpose of showing that the financial position of the industry is unsatisfactory. 90. one remarkable feature of the textile industry at ahmedabad is the harmonious relation which have consistently subsisted between the employers and the employees. the employers, on the whole, are enlightened and progressive ..... us that the view taken by the industrial court is not justified by the terms of s. 73 read along with s. 42 of the act.23. the act was passed by the bombay legislature in 1947. it purports to regulate the relations of employers and employees, to make provision for settlement of industrial .....

Miranda Vs. Arizona

Court : US Supreme Court

..... untimeliness. there is now in progress in this country a massive reexamination of criminal law enforcement procedures on a scale never before witnessed. participants in this undertaking include a special committee of the american bar association, under the chairmanship of chief judge lumbard of the court of appeals for the second circuit; a ..... only with compulsion, while the confession rule may exclude statements obtained by trick or promise, and where the privilege has been nullified -- as by the english bankruptcy act -- the confession rule may still operate. [ footnote 3/7 ] additionally, there are precedents and even historical arguments that can be arrayed in favor of bringing ..... scene questioning as to facts surrounding a crime or other general questioning of citizens in the factfinding process is not affected by our holding. it is an act of page 384 u. s. 478 responsible citizenship for individuals to give whatever information they may have to aid in law enforcement. in such situations, .....

Dalpathbhai Hemchand and ors. Vs. the Municipality of Chansma and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1968Guj38; (1967)GLR225

..... is so, whether it is or is not proper for this court, having regard to the fact that it is called upon to protect a fundamental right, to undertake a decision even by entering into disputed questions of facts. (4) the rival contentions in regard to the character of the impost, whether it is a tax ..... therefore, it is necessary to reproduce that clause first:-'46. every municipality shall . . . . make . . . . rules, but not so as to render them inconsistent with this act , . . (i) prescribing, subject to the provisions of chapter vii, the taxes to be levied in the municipal district for municipal purposes, the grounds on which exemptions area to be ..... permission maybe given for he temporary occupation of , or the erection of temporary structures on, public streets or for projections over public streets. chapter vii of the act, deals with municipality taxation. the chapter consists of a number of sections beginning with section 59 and ending with section 81-a. these sects are groped together .....

Himachal Transport Workers Union (Regd.) and ors. Vs. Secretary (Trans ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1967HP21

..... finalized scheme of nationalization was prepared by the himachal pradesh state government to meet the requirements of ch. iv-a of the act, as introduced by act 100 of 1956. on the 27th july 1964, the state transport undertaking proposed a modification in the above scheme. persons, affected, were given thirty days' time to file objections, against the ..... , who were plying motor vehicles on hire, had challenged the validity of the u. p. road transport act which had given the state transport undertaking the exclusive right to operate road transport services on the ground that the act infringed the fundamental rights of the petitioners conferred by article 19(1)(g) and other articles of the constitution ..... and illegal gains under the authority of ch. iv-a.(2) chapter iv-a of the act does not provide for the operators of the vehicles to run vehicles on permits granted in favour of the state transport undertaking to run and operate vehicles on a nationalized route. in fact, no such permit for the .....

Jagjit Singh and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1968Raj24

..... , according to mr. gupta, has been made to expedite the grant of permits to the displaced operators, from the nationalised route on the alternative route or routes. 19. section 68-b of the act clearly states that the provisions of chapter iv-a and the rules and orders made thereunder shall have effect notwithstanding anything ..... into play and it provides that notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in chapter iv, the regional transport authority shall issue such a permit to the state transport undertaking. sub-section (2) also provides for certain other actions to be taken by the regional transport authority to give effect to the approved scheme and it may ..... 1556 a question was raised before the supreme court whether it was necessary for the regional transport authority to publish the application filed by the state transport undertaking under section 68-e for the grant of permit on the notified route or area, and unless such an application was duly published and a notice thereof .....

Baluram Daluram and ors. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1967MP130

..... dated november 4, 1960, was published in the gazette under section 68f of the act cancelling the permit of kalyan singh with effect from 27th november 1960. under the scheme, stage carriages belonging to the state transport undertaking were permitted for plying on the nationalized route without obtaining any permit from the road ..... to remain operative between pati and bar-wania. the corporation in the return has submitted that pati-khargone route (73 miles) covered 46 miles of the nationalised route, while pati-julwania covered only 28 miles of the nationalized route. the special secretary was, therefore, right in cancelling the permit on pati-khargone ..... the constitution. but if there is a reasonable classification, such a scheme may very well be sustained. it thus becomes obvious that the state transport undertaking must necessarily state in the scheme the permits that are proposed to be cancelled while nationalizing the particular route. if some permits are mentioned, while others .....

L.R. Melwani Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1967)69BOMLR421

..... or trial. it was argued by mr. khandalawala that the compelling process under section 94, criminal procedure code should not be resorted to when he has given an undertaking that he is prepared to furnish a large number of documents demanded by the accused except the statements of witnesses with respect to which he has offered that ..... authorised representative of accused no. 3. on examination of the said case it was found to contain contraband goods viz., wrist watches, straps, motor car upholstery material, textile goods etc. of a very high value. the other two cases could not be traced at that time. it is alleged that on further enquiries the customs learned ..... it would be necessary to refer to the powers of investigation and enquiry vested in the customs authorities. section 171a, which was introduced in the sea customs act by act xxi of 1955, provides:(1) any officer of custom3 duly employed in the prevention of smuggling shall have power to summon any person whose attendance he considers .....

Abdul HusseIn Tayabali Vs. the State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1967)8GLR856

..... company. the letter also stated that, mr. master was being authorised separately to perform the functions of a collector under the act and that, on such authorisation, mr. master would be competent to undertake to make enquiries under the company rules. on the same day, that is, 1st october 1963, the state published a notification ..... the second arora's case, their lordships have held, on a concession made at the bar, that, a company engaged in the manufacture of spare parts of textile machinery was a company which subserved a public purpose. in somavanti's case : [1963]2scr774 their lordships held that, a company engaged in the manufacture of ..... plasticizers.the affidavit shows that, dyestuffs proposed to be manufactured will be useful as raw materials for the defence purposes and also serve as raw materials for the textile mills. the affidavit also discloses that, the material known as 'weed killer', which the company intends to manufacture, can kill harmful weeds which do damage to .....

K.R. Erry and anr. Vs. State of Punjab Through Chief Secretary to Govt ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1967P& H279; (1969)ILLJ679P& H

..... according to the counsel, lies in the existence of rules framed under the motor vehicles act which were held to impose a duty on the state government to decide and act judicially in approving or modifying the scheme proposed by the transport undertaking. in air 1965 sc 1595 (supra), according to shri pannu, it was held that ..... provided, the objective criterion if any to be adopted, the effect of the decision on the person affected and other indicia afforded by the statute. a duty to act judicially may arise in widely different circumstances which it will be impossible and indeed inadvisable to attempt to define exhaustively: (vide observations of parker, j. in r. ..... was nakkuda ali v. jayaratne, (1951) ac 66. in that case the controller of textiles in ceylon made an order cancelling the appellant's license to act as a dealer, and the appellant sought to have that order quashed. the controller acted under a defence regulation which empowered him to cancel a licence 'where the controller has .....