Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(6)ALD314
..... the courts under article 226 of the constitution of india. therefore, learned government pleader would maintain that the plea of invidiousdiscrimination levelled against the university and the government is not well founded and, therefore, the learned single judge is justified in dismissing the writ petition. 11. since the ..... alike in the matter of extending new pay scales. 9. learned counsel concluded that the impugned action cannot be sustained because it tantamounts to the university and the government practising invidious discrimination among the employees who constitute a single 'well-defined class' of persons. he placed reliance on the judgments ..... sri v. venkataramana, learned counsel for the appellants and the learned government pleader for higher education and the learned standing counsel for the respondent-university. 8. sri v. venkataramana contended that though article 14 does not prohibit reasonable classification there is absolutely no ground whatsoever to make a reasonable .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(5)ALD524; 2002(5)ALT613; [2003(96)FLR337]; (2003)ILLJ651AP
..... . dated 14-3-2001 and at the present my daughter's marriage proposed has been postponed due to higher studies and she still studying b. tech., engineering course in andhra university. therefore, i humbly request to cancel my v.r. under v.r. scheme. thanking you, yours faithfully, d/5-6-2001 ch.v.v. satyanarayana. though the petitioner has referred ..... the scheme.19. the decision relied on by the learned counsel for the petitioners in shambhu murari sinha v. project and development india, : (2000)iillj935sc , arises under the industrial disputes act. in this case it was held that resignation though accepted could be withdrawn before acceptance is made effective by relieving the employee from service. the facts and circumstances obtaining in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2003(1)ALD336; 2003(2)ALT288
..... and signed confidentiality and non-interference agreement. these very same requirements were also mentioned in the advertisement. as per clause 1.10, gel acting on behalf of gelcon submitted an unsolicited proposal and signed confidentiality and non-interference agreement with is. the confidentiality agreement and noninterference agreement executed by ..... noninterference agreement. in summary the proposal process involves the following: prior to advertisement of the invitation to submit proposals for the four undertakings, gel acting on behalf of gelcon submitted an unsolicited proposal included at appendix 1, signed the confidentiality and non-interference agreement, paid the emd of rs. ..... sugar mill and metpally sugar mill in andhra pradesh. the proposal envisages that the government/nsl will incorporate a new company (newco) under the companies act, 1956 in the name and style of 'nsf limited' at an appropriate time and transfer four unsold undertakings along with identified assets to newco. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(5)ALD211; 2002(4)ALT788; [2002(95)FLR786]; (2002)IIILLJ741AP
..... is not sold but is utilised for the benefit of the government.............the purpose of the research is to acquire knowledge about the formation and evolution of the universe but the knowledge thus acquired is not intended for sale. the labour court in this regard recorded a categorical finding that the research work carried on by prl ..... the nature and structure of the petitioner-organisation and its establishment and activities carried on by it. 12. the nrsa is a society registered under the societies registration act (act 21 of 1860). the same has been registered on 2-9-1974. the minister of industrial development, science and technology, new delhi is shown to be the ..... batch of writ petitions invoking the extraordinary jurisdiction of this court under article 226 of the constitution of india calling for the records in i.d.no.313 of 1993 and batch, dated 16-8-1994 on the file of the additional industrial tribunal-cum-additional labour court, hyderabad and quash the same. 7. it is the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(5)ALD459; 2003(1)ALT421
..... the norms of the admitting college. the apex court in the case of unni krishnan : [1993]1scr594 has observed as follows:'(5) each professional college shall intimate the competent authority, the state government and the concerned university in advance the fees chargeable for the entire course commencing that academic year. the total fees shall ..... fee in addition to the tuition fee. in compliance of section 7(3) of the act, the amount so collected is under an official receipt and the same is accounted for and moreover the ntr health university in the admission notification it has been mentioned that the other fees payable will be as ..... j. reddy v. progressive democratic students union, : (1994)6scc506 , has interpreted the word 'or' as 'and' made the following observations:'the scheme of the act cannot he carried out without the constitution of the competent authority and in particular, no educational institution can be established without its formation. in considering the applications made .....
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Reported in : 2002(4)ALD830; [2003]114CompCas404(AP); [2004]50SCL354(AP)
..... delhi, demanding justice. as stated earlier, the steering committee finally rejected the offer of nicco and awarded the contract to cimmco at new delhi on 27-1-1993. therefore, broadly speaking, nicco claims that a part of the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of the calcutta high court because it became aware of ..... of action into consideration without embarking about the correctness or otherwise of the facts. it was so held by the supreme court in aligarh muslim university v. vinay engineering enterprises (?) ltd., : (1994)4scc710 , as well as oil and natural gas commission v. utpal kumar basu, : (1994)4scc711 . in aligarh ..... it is but appropriate that resort to article 226 should be discouraged. there is an efficacious alternative remedy available under the statute. in fact under (he companies act, a more satisfactory solution is available. the single judge was right in pointing out that some of the shareholders have initiated proceedings before the company law board. the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(4)ALD609; 2002(4)ALT288
..... wholly owned or controlled by the state government;(d) a body established under any law made by the legislature of the state whether incorporated or not, including a university; and(e) any other body established by the state government or by a society registered under any law relating to the registration of societies for the time being ..... the reference cited and all other previous instructions issued by the state government on the same subject have become void on the date the act 2 of 1994 came into the force i.e., 23-11-1993. the government, after careful consideration of this matter, hereby order annulment of instructions issued by ga (pe.i) departmentvide their lr. ..... to the proposed winding up along with alternative proposals, if any, from any one interested in that regard. the bifr in its hearing held on 23-9-1993 had observed that there was no viable proposal to rehabilitate the company. the bifr further observed that the company was given ample opportunity but could not submit any .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(3)ALD781; 2002(3)ALT168
..... and that no court and direct the banks and the financial institutions to revive or rehabilitate such sick industries by providing financial assistance. sickness in industries is a universal phenomenon. sickness in industries is of very vast magnitude both in terms of the quantum of the funds blocked and the number of units. the government realizing ..... did not bring in the stipulated amount.' 5. before the learned single judge, it was contended by the petitioner that respondents 2 to 7 did not act fairly and they acted irresponsibly in not providing the necessary financial assistance for its rehabilitation and that the financial institutions backed out from their promises and, therefore, their action is ..... only before the competent civil court and no writ will he to enforce or to get rid of contractual obligations. in fci v. jagannath, : [1993]2scr497 , the supreme court held that the termination of a non-statutory private contract, in respect of which there is no question of obligationto .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2002(2)ALD320; 2002(2)ALT515
..... shall be continued in service even during vacations. 12. in baseruddin m.madari v. state of karnataka6, the supreme court held that ad hoc teachers of the universities appointed for small periods, continued to work for three years with one day break in circumstances identical to the circumstances of karnataka state private college stop gap lecturers association ..... that the appellant has been continuing in the same post since 8.10.1987 with artificial temporary breaks on the eve of summer vacations upto 1992. from 1993 onwards, the appellant has been continuing without any breaks in view of the orders of this court. therefore, the learned single judge ought to have taken ..... introduction of item (liii) referred to earlier. appointments made after 4/08/1986 are clearly subject to the requirement of s. 69 of the act and the authority cannot act in contravention thereof.para 9 of the said decision is reproduced hereunder:india is a developing country. it has a vast surplus labour market. large- .....
Tag this Judgment!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 .....
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