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Dr. Naresh Chander Sharma Vs. Chancellor, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2001LabIC3516; (2001)2UPLBEC1356

..... be proper to open the recommendation made by the selection committee. hence the executive council constituted a subcommittee under section 21 (8) of the u. p. state universities act (called 'act' hereinafter). true copy of the minutes of the executive council dated 12.2.1998 is annexure-6 to the petition. in paragraph 10 of the petition, it ..... a representation dated 3.2.1998 was made by one dr. a. k. jaitly, reader in the department of plant science of the university to the chancellor under section 68 of the 'act' against the selection and appointment of thepetitioner. true copy of this representation is annexure-8 to the writ petition. in paragraph 19 of the ..... in plant science also made a representation dated 10.3.1998 to the chancellor under section 68 of the act against the petitioner's appointment. true copy of the representation is annexure-9 to the writ petition. the university submitted a reply to these representations vide annexures-10 and 11 to the writ petition and also submitted .....

Committee of Management, Dau Dayal Mahila Post Graduate College Vs. St ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(1)ESC481; (2005)1UPLBEC554

..... the intake of students permitted is 100 only.9. till date the state government has not issued any notification under section 28(5) of the state universities act which has been published in the official gazette regulating the percentage of the seats of management quota in respect of un-aided majority or minority institutions. ..... - in order to provide for a planned development system throughout the country the parliament enacted the national council for teachers education act, 1993 (being act no. 73 of 1993). with the enforcement of the aforesaid act the establishment of professional institutions for the purposes of imparting education of teachers training, namely b.ed. ect, has been ..... institutions nor they provide for any management quota in respect of the seats. further it is also an admitted position that subsequent to 1993, with the enforcement of the ncte act the number of students to be admitted in the b.ed. course in a particular institution has been regulated under the orders issued .....

National Institute of Education Vs. Nav Bharat Shikshan Mandal,

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(4)BomCR543

..... and has done a great deal of work inthe field of education. as the application of thefirst respondent was in conformity with the act andthe rules and the university had wrongly refused togranted permission, the state government wascompetent to exercise the power. it was in theabsolute discretion of the state government togrant ..... . though the questionwhich arose in that case was slightly differentinasmuch as it related to opening of a new medicalcollege under the maharashtra university of healthsciences act, 1998, and the meaning of theexpression 'management', while summing up thediscussion, certain principles have been laid downand it was held that the ..... sub-section(5) of section 82, despite the fact thatthe opening of the institution was beyond theperspective plan prepared by the university undersub-section (1) of section 82 of the act.35. considering the provisions of section 82 injuxtaposition of the (first) proviso to sub-section(5), the division bench observed:' .....

Jiby P. Chacko Vs. Principal, Mediciti School of Nursing, Ghanpur, Ran ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(2)ALD827

..... behaviour resulting in inconvenience to other students etc., the educational institution would only be acting administratively. however, in the matter of explusion or rustication, the same is not the case. this was explained in glynn v. keele university, (1971) 2 a11.er 89. the vice-chancellor of keele university took disciplinary action against a number of students who are found standing or sitting ..... court in unnikrishnan v. state of a.p., : [1993]1scr594 , 'private educational institutions do not perform an independent activity and they perform the activity supplemental to principal activity carried on by the state.' the educational institutions would not attract alumni unless the degrees and diplomas offered by them are recognised by the affiliating university or recognising agency like nursing council. the recognition .....

J.C. Calla and ors. Vs. University of Jodhpur and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1992(1)WLN197

..... .6.58 in excise and taxation department. the petitioner was thereafter transferred to directorate of technical education, rajasthan, jodhpur.3. by university of jodhpur act, 1962, the university of jodhpur was established on 1 4th july, 1 962. this newly established jodhpur university tookover the teaching staff as well as the ministerial staff of the constituent colleges employed in various posts in ministerial cadre ..... . the university also invited the applications for giving appointment on various posts under it from persons already working at various places including other .....

Venkatarajaiah and Another Vs. Osmania University, Hyd. and Another

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(4)ALD558; 2000(4)ALT513

..... lor as well as the executive council in its meeting held on 30-5-2000 as per clause (14) of section 19 of a.p. universities act, 1991 (for short 'the act').on 24-4-2000 and 26-4-2000 notices were displayed in the notice boards at the hostels as well as the hostel messes informing the ..... borne on the attendance register thereon until the end of the academic year'.13. the osmania university was governed by act no.9 of 1959 known as osmania university act, 1959. the said act was repealed by the act and the university was brought under the present act. by virtue of section 57(k), all statutes, ordinances and regulations made under the osmania ..... nos.9791 and 9792 of 2000 sri c. nageswara rao submits that since the establishment of osmania university in 1932, and during the period when osmania university act, 1959 was applicable to the university and even after coming into force of act, 1991, the university never closed down the hostels. all the students were allowed to stay in the hostels and .....

Dr. Biren Das Vs. Tezpur University and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... has described the composition of the selection committee as below :-i) mr. p. bhattacharjee, vice-chancellor, tezpur university,ii) mr. m. ahom, registrar, tezpur university,iii) prof. s.k. doloi, department of political science, tezpur university,iv) prof. d. konwar, department of energy, tezpur university, v) prof. b.d, phukan, department of electronics, tezpur university, vi) prof. m.k. choudhury, indian institute of technology, guwahati,viii) prof. r. bhaskaran, indian ..... of persons other than the persons not authorised by the statute. any recommendation made by the selection committee constituted in violation of the statutory provisions is void and cannot be acted upon. in this connection, we may refer to the decision of the hon'ble supreme court in j.k. public service commission v. dr. narinder mohan and ors. (1994) 2 .....

North Eastern Security Service and anr. Vs. Tezpur University and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... letter reads as follows:tothe managing director,north eastern security servicethakuria building, suraj nagar,six mile, p.o.-khanaparaguwahati-781022.sub: contract for security service at tezpur university.ref: your letter no. ness/2007-08/272dated 03.01.08.sir,we acknowledge receipt of your letter above by fax with reference to your letter above ..... by the petitioner and the respondent no. 4 to justify their respective claim of conforming to the requirements of the minimum wages act. mr. das, learned sr. counsel representing the university upon a reference to the records produced, submitted that there was nothing wrong in taking into account the added qualification of iso ..... minutes of the security committee meeting that the rates offered by the petitioner were not viable and/or did not conform to the requirement the minimum wages act, rather it was noted that the petitioner was ready to provide services as per terms and conditions prescribed. even after such a position, the committee .....

Debananda Tamuli Vs. Smti Kakumoni Kataky

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... not filed a petition for restitution of conjugal rights. as can be seen from the evidence on record, the appellant is carrying on business at tezpur. the respondent is working as a lecturer in university law college at gauhati. there is no dispute that from 1st july 2009 till date, they are staying separately.11. merely because on account ..... by the other party to the _____________ 3 substituted by act 68 of 1976 (w e f 27-05-1976) 6 marriage without reasonable cause and without the consent or against the wish of such party, and includes the wilful ..... to the deserting spouse to leave the matrimonial home. the view taken by this court has been incorporated in the explanation added to sub-section (1) of section 13 by act no.68 of 1976. the said explanation reads thus: 13. divorce. (1) 3 [explanation. in this sub-section, the expression desertion means the desertion of the petitioner .....

Department of Post Vs. Md. Tamijur Rahman

Court : Assam State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Gauhati

..... to the respondent/petitioner. 2. the case in brief is that the respondent/petitioner sent rs. 2,000/- by tmo to his daughter at aligarh university, aligarh on 26.7.1995 through the tezpur head post office, but the tmo was not delivered in time. when the respondent/petitioner brought this to the notice of the appellant/opposite party on ..... . 7. the appellant also brought to our notice a number of cases in which the national consumer disputes redressal commission has held that unless there is fraud, wilful act or default in the course of transmission by post, officers of the post office cannot be held liable. in this respect specific mention may be made to post master ..... such loss, misdelivery, delay or damage to any postal articles in course of transmission by post. the respondent has not been able to prove that there was any wilful act or default on the part of the appellant nor there is anything which can be termed as fraudulent. we are, therefore, inclined to agree to the contention that .....