Court : Karnataka
Decided on : Nov-05-1996
Reported in : AIR1997Kant261
..... of guilt against the appellants so as to hold that the appellants are liable for the misconduct alleged against them; (iii) that under s. 62of the karnataka state universities act, 1976 the final authority in the matter of discipline is the vice-chancellor and therefore the principal could not take any action in the matter, and (iv) ..... he may be expelled, and that he will not be guilty of such misconduct as will be subversive of the discipline of the university or college. where the authorities of a college or university act with discretion in expelling a student for violation of a reasonable rule or regulation, their action will not be interfered with or set ..... its different functions. in this case, the power to enforce discipline is available under s. 62 of the karnataka state universities act, 1976. the power to punish arises in terms of s. 62(2) of the act. considering the nature of the functions carried on by the respondent viz., imparting medical education, which would otherwise be a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Indore
Decided on : Jun-12-1996
Reported in : (1996)59ITD625Indore
..... that in common parlance word 'plant' includes within its ambit buildings and equipments used for manufacturing purposes. it further observed that section 43 (3) of the act gives an inclusive definition of the expression 'plant' which indicates that the legislature intended to give to the word 'plant' an extended meaning which went even ..... a question arose whether the portion of the walls of the freezing chamber containing insulation materials constituted 'plant' within the meaning of section 43 (3) of the act. the assessee had claimed that the factory building was part of an air-conditioning machinery or plant. the assessee's claim was negatived by the revenue authorities. ..... as plant in the facts and circumstances of the assessee's case. the expression 'plant' has been defined in sub-section (3) of section 43 of the act as under : "plant' includes ships, vehicles, books, scientific apparatus and surgical equipments used for the purposes of the business or profession." the above definition of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Decided on : Dec-19-1996
Reported in : (1997)1UPLBEC594
..... development of which could not have been foreseen completely by the most gifted of its begetters.'104. in this connection justice frankfurter while professor at harvard university said :'the constitution of the united states is not a printed finality but a dynamic process : its application to the actualities of government is not ..... and rondey brazier constitutional and administrative law (7th edition 1994 page 174 and e. s. wade & a. w. brandly constitutional and administrative law llnd edition, 1993.'110. emphasis supplied by us indicates that while handing over command of the assembly or parliament, as the case may be, as leader of the house the ..... legislature concentrates in itself the virtual control of both legislative and executive functions, and as the ministers constituting the cabinet are presumably agreed on fundamentals and act on the principle of collective responsibility, the most important questions of policy are all formulated by them.'in the same decision it was also held that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Mar-19-1996
Reported in : 1996IIIAD(SC)135; AIR1996SC1765; JT1996(3)SC482; 1996(2)SCALE911; (1996)9SCC548; [1996]3SCR543
..... india, dr. shanker dayal sharma, understood the word dharma in his address at the first convocation of the national law school of india university delivered on 25th september, 1993 at bangalore.143. our dharma is said to be 'sanatana' i.e. one which has eternal values; one which is neither time- ..... ceremonies and poojas in religious institutions according to their prevailing sampradayams and agamas. section 13 enjoins that the commissioner and every other functionary under the act 'shall not interfere with and shall observe the forms, usages, ceremonies and practices obtaining in and appropriate to the religious institution or endowment'. section ..... cases concerned the constitutionality of sections 34, 35, 37, 39 and 144 of the andhra pradesh charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act (for short, the 'act') abolishing hereditary rights of archaka, mirasidars, gamekars and other office-holders and servants like hereditary karnam of dwarka thirumalai temple in west godavari .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Jul-19-1996
Reported in : 1996VAD(SC)404; AIR1996SC2481; 1996CriLJ3274; JT1996(6)SC529; 1996(5)SCALE233; (1996)5SCC216; [1996]Supp3SCR677
..... is called for.6. the learned solicitor general, therefore, contended that when the court dismissed the writ petition, the petitioner, being a professor of english in chandigarh university, should have exercised restraint and felt duty-bound not to proceed further in the matter. instead, he filed the second writ petition with allegations which are ex-jade ..... 8.29 lakhs and odd said to be due to the union of india for use of indian air force aircraft or helicopters from october 1, 1993 to november 30, 1993. when writ petition no. 432/95 was posted for hearing on july 17, 1995 before the learned chief justice of india and brother justice s. ..... put by the petitioner himself).13. let us now consider other imputations, in the language of petitioner himself with regard to the 'truthfully and carefully' stated facts. act page 5 in para 10, the petitioner has stated that 'justice ahmadi's utmost reluctance to perform his fundamental duties and constitutional obligations was apparent, when after .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Decided on : Sep-04-1996
Reported in : (1997)1GLR198
..... women at uneven status/environment.' similarly, in chapter 8, under caption-'crime against children', highlighting the plight of children, it is observed-'universally, children, the would-be citizens of tomorrow, are disadvantaged in one significant respect. that they are defenseless, both mentally and physically. ..... molestation sexual importing immoral incident total harassment/ of girls traffic representation eve-teasing (upto 21 years) (preve.) of (prohi.) act act _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7 8 9 10 11 12 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2185 3710 6 264 38 10319 28 1 0 0 0 85 184 13 1 ..... any other sort of coercion and black-mailing. this would be clear from two decisions of this court reported in [(xxxiv(1) ] 1993(1) glr 810 (state of gujarat v. rajput bhikhaji kaluji and ors.) (2), [(xxxi(2)] 1990(2) glr 856, (mahipatsinh .....
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