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..... all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all persons with disabilities without discrimination of any kind on the basis of disability. to this end, states parties undertake: (a) to adopt all appropriate legislative, administrative and other measures for the implementation of the rights recognized in the present convention; (b) to take ..... as driver. 7. learned counsel for petitioners made following submissions: (1) persons with disabilities (equal, opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995 (act 1 of 1996) is made as a result of commitment of the government of india in honoring the proclamation on the full participation and equality of ..... . the policy decisions notified in the form of circular instructions extensively referred hereunder recognize the necessity to extend the provision of section 47 of act 1 of 1996 and to provide for alternative employment as conductor grade-ii subject to educational qualifications or as shramik/routine clerks/record tracers. 52 .....
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..... to prevent challenge on the ground that the decision is ultra vires and being a complete nullity, it is not a decision within the meaning of the act. the concept of jurisdiction has acquired "new dimensions". the original or pure theory of jurisdiction means, "the authority to decide", and it is determinable ..... the decision rendered ultra-vires or a nullity or one without jurisdiction? if the decision is without jurisdiction, notwithstanding the provisions for obtaining reliefs contained in the act and the "ouster clauses", the jurisdiction of the ordinary court is not excluded. so, the matter assumes significance. since the landmark decision in anisminic ltd. ..... divisional officer, secunderabad, filed l.g.c. no.10 of 1990 against the present writ petitioner under the andhra pradesh land grabbing (prohibition) act, 1982 (for short, the act') alleging that the writ petitioner unauthorisedly occupied an extent of 1692 square yards in sy.no.43 of bholakpur village, secunderabad and constructed a .....
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..... receipt is handed over to the consignee on payment, the property in the goods is transferred. (commissioner of income-tax, madhya pradesh and bhopal, nagpur v. bhopal textiles ltd., bhopal [air 1961 sc 426]; bharat and co. v. trade tax officer [(2005) 6 scc 796]). where the property in the goods has passed, ..... to certiorari proceedings. we see no reason, therefore, to now relegate the petitioners to the statutory remedy of appeals under the provisions of the ap vat act. ii. are the subject contracts divisible or indivisible contracts? it is submitted, on behalf of the petitioners, that the assessing authority has integrated two divisible ..... authorities. the orders, under challenge in these writ petitions, are either assessment or revisional orders passed by the concerned authorities exercising jurisdiction under the ap vat act. this court has been called upon, by learned counsel on either side, to mainly examine whether the impugned orders are without jurisdiction. the enquiry, in these .....
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..... and perpetual litigation under section 22-a of the act, this court undertakes further examination of section in the act and also a few special statutes before expressing view on the reported decisions. the act secures or maintains records of documents registered under the act. part iii of the act deals with registerable documents. section 17 of the act is an important provision or is the heart ..... is strictly construed and is a mandatory provision. as noted in the statement of objects of amending acts, section 17 has been misused through registration of immovable properties of value of rs.100/- and upwards of properties held by endowment, wakf, central and state government undertakings and the government. the documents are registered with intent to gain or claim right and title .....
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..... -97 against income (under normal provisions) of assessment year 2005-06.2. m/s. rastriya ispat nigam limited, (for short the assessee), the government of india undertaking, is engaged in the business of manufacture and sale of iron and steel products. for the assessment year 2005-06, the assessee had filed return of income on ..... setting aside the decision of the tribunal shri g.viswanatha iyer, learned senior counsel cited before us the decisions of the calcutta, gujarat, madras and orissa high courts in bharat textiles works v. income tax officer circle-iv, 3- a,(company) (1978) 114 itr,28: (1979) tax lr206, ahmedabad sarangpur mills co.ltd. v. a.s. ..... any assessment could be carried forward and treated as depreciation for subsequent year, and so on until the entire unabsorbed depreciation was adjusted against the income. by finance act (no.2), 1996 w.e.f 04-07-1997, a time limit was introduced for adjusting the unabsorbed depreciation. after this amendment, such an unabsorbed depreciation .....
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..... the 1st respondent firm and that she is only a partner in m/s reliance builders bearing regn. no.4680/92 and the said firm did not undertake or execute any other work till today and that the registration number, pan number and other activities of the two firms are distinct and different and in ..... judgments in lallubhai kevaldas and anr. vs. the state of maharashtra and ors. (cited supra), irkar sahu's and anr. vs. bombay port trust (cited supra), century textiles and industries ltd. vs. state of maharashtra (cited supra) including this court judgment in maharashtra rajya mathadi transport and central kamgar union vs. state of maharashtra and ors. ..... see the original arbitration agreement produced before it, and mechanically refer the parties to an arbitration. similarly, section 9 enables a court, obviously, as defined in the act, when approached by a party before the commencement of an arbitral proceeding, to grant interim relief as contemplated by the section. when a party seeks an interim .....
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..... 07.07.2000, recorded his appreciation in his letter dated 15.07.2000; mullapudi venkataramanamma memorial hospital is being maintained with donations from industrial undertakings in the township, and its trust members.the hospital provides excellent medical and surgical treatment in cardiology, ophthalmology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, diabetics, paediatrics ..... that the areas proposed for inclusion had economic potential as there were a large number of industries like andhra sugars ltd., jayalakshmi fertilizers.akkamamba textiles, aspirant plant and entertainment etc.by its resolution dated 16.03.2013, the municipal council had resolved to include venkatrayapuram industrial area township, ..... section 5(2) enables the commissioner to denotify the village which is constituted as an industrial township under section 3(2) of the act, the 1994 act does not contain a specific provision for the denotification of an industrial township after its constitution. likewise, while the proviso to section .....
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..... ministry of labour, government of india, under section 10(1)(d) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (the act, for brevity). since the issue is common in all the writ petitions involving similarly placed workmen on one hand and a nationalised bank on the other, under the same factual background, all the writ petitions are adjudicated and ..... the jobs for better and secured prospects. that is why most of the cases which come to the courts are of employment in government departments, public undertakings or agencies. ultimately it is the people who bear the heavy burden of the surplus labour. the other equally injurious effect of indiscriminate regularization has been that ..... many of the agencies have stopped undertaking casual or temporary works though they are urgent and essential for fear that if those who are employed on such works are required to be continued for .....
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..... took away narayanamma to their house and started disputes and also gave police report against him as if he was interfered with his possession and he gave an undertaking of he would not interfere with his possession. he also admitted that he was paying land revenue in the name of narayanamma. patta was to say transferred ..... laxman singh v. rupkanwar39. it is therefrom the result of adoption (subject to proof of the essential ceremony of giving and taking by any specified overt act necessary) the adoption has the affect of transferring the adopted from his natural family into the adoptive family to confer on the adoptee same rights and privileges ..... . prabhavathi36, permanand v. laxminarain37, and bujandas v. nanurain38. it was observed further that two concepts of giving and taking in adoption there should be some overt act necessary to signify the delivery of the boy from one family to the other though no particular form is prescribed for the ceremony when the law requires the natural .....
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..... writ petitioners filed the writ petitions, inter alia, questioning the validity of the voluntary retirement scheme floated by the nationalised banks. in any event, validity of clause 10.5 of the said scheme stipulating that offer once made by an ..... the departmental proceedings on account of financial stringencies caused by non-payment of subsistence allowance, and thereby could not undertake a journey away from his home to attend the departmental proceedings, the order of punishment, including the whole ..... by placing relevant material.".57. in another decision rendered h.k. erranna vs. the chairman and managing director, national textiles corporation ltd. and ors11., his lordship justice g. bikshapathy held as follows: ".failure to report to duty or unauthorised ..... while permitting the appellant to retire voluntarily from service and no notice was given to him. therefore, the act of the respondents in retiring the appellant voluntarily is in violation of the principles of natural justice. he .....
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