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Chitti Simhachalam Naidu and Others Vs. Board of Governors, A.P. Resid ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(1)ALD178; 1999(6)ALT308

..... graduate teacher are:(1) b.a. or b.sc., with 50% or more marks in the relevant subject; (2) b.ed., or equivalent qualification of recognised university; (3) teaching experience of not less than three years. 4. the andhra pradesh residential junior college, nagarjunasagar, is the first residential junior college to be established during ..... the reply affidavit it is stated that seventeen teachers either pgts. or tgts., who were temporarily appointed by the principals were regularised as junior lecturers in september, 1993, and few in 1998. this aspect of the matter though stated in the reply affidavit, has not been denied by the respondent-society. theseclear instances would ..... commission and allotment of such candidates to the first respondent college is irregular and not in conformity with the provisions of the a.p. college service commission act, 1985, the petitioner cannot have any legitimate grievance inasmuch as by that action none of his legal rights are violated. it is relevant to note .....

Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy and Others Vs. His Excellency, the Governme ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD763; 1999(6)ALT381

..... raised nor determined in the said precedents. apart from the fact that in the said cases either theact of the governor acting as chancellor, having been appointed as such under the universities act. was subject to judicial review and could be in those circumstances be a party to the litigation was under consideration or ..... ordained by a statute and one in exercising the constitutional status is obvious. a legislation like universities act may confer a function on the governor which is de hors the constitutional scheme. for instance, as the chancellor of the university, which is not the case in hand. the object of conferring the said power on ..... on the ground that they were only politically responsible to and controllable by appropriate legislatures even when they in the course of exercise of official powers act dishonestly and corruptly and even committed criminal offences. but these observations were made in view of the facts and contextual circumstances of the cases wherein appointment .....

Cement Corporation of India Ltd., New Delhi and Others Vs. B.B.V. Kris ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD832; 1999(6)ALT341; (2000)ILLJ757AP

..... the learned counsel for the writ petitioners has brought to our notice the judgment of the supreme court in kundan sugar mills v. ziauddm, : (1960)illj266sc , jawaharlal nehru university v. dr. k.s. jawalkar, 1989 (3) slr 730, manager, m/s. pyarechandkesarimal porwal bidi factory v. onkar laxman thenge, 1973 (1) slr 946, ..... of transfer of employees involved warranting obtaining prior consent of the employees. this submission is presumably made drawing strength from section 25ff of the industrial disputes act. in fact, the learned counsel has drawn our attention to a division bench judgment of the madras high court in spencer group aerated water factory ..... without obtaining any consent or the option from the employees to be transferred to transferee company?; (ii) whether under the sick industrial companies (special provision) act, 1985, the employees of a sick company automatically become the employees of the other company to which the sick company is transferred after the final scheme .....

Sarran Industries (Cotton Seed Oil Industry) Vs. Govt. of A.P. and Oth ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD486

..... direction is being given irrespective of the question of applicability of promissory estoppel inasmuch as the state level committee had taken a decision on 23-8-1993 to extend the incentives even to the industries originally notified under g.o.498 and were not initially ineligible for availing the incentives.wp no.ec ..... some of the essential common features of both these doctrines are: 1) unequivocal representation by a person or authority legally authorised to make such representation; 2) acting on such representation; 3) resultant detriment. it is well settled that any representation orpromise made contrary to law can not be enforced by the court. it ..... of the government and facilitates small scale units with less investments and high turnovers taking undue advantage of the policy of the government. section 2 of the said act runs as follows:'2. restriction on sales tax holiday :--notwithstanding anything contained in g.o. ms no.498, industries and commerce (ia) department, dated the .....

Prof. Sri Sandeep, Osmania University Vs. D. Laxmi and Another

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD791; 1999(6)ALT686

..... actually closed on 28-12-1998, i.e., two months later. while so, on 20-11-1998, the deo sent the service certificates with counter-signatures to the university authorities. by that time, the first phase of the course was over on 21-1-1999. the first contact programme classes were conducted during the period 1-11- ..... the deo is directed to verify the records of the management as well as the periodical inspection reports and submit a report to the director of vocational courses, osmania university, whether the petitioners worked in the institution recognised by the government for a period of two years as on the date of notification and whether the petitioners were ..... the present contempt case, the learned judge did not consider it necessary to proceed against him under the contempt of courts act in view of the fact that the service certificates were counter-signed and forwarded to the university on 23-11-1998. the contempt case was closed against the deo.5. the present contempt case no.211 of .....

Apddc Staff and Workers Union and Others Vs. Government of A.P. and Ot ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD357

..... societies registered under the act 7 of 1964 due to increased state participation in financing and management of the co-operative societies lead to an unfortunate situation where the co-operative societies themselves, by and large, have started to perceive themselves not as member controlled, member sensitive business, guided by the universally accepted principles of co- ..... government seemed to have given guarantee to nddb for the loan availed by the federation, from the tripartite agreement entered into between the parties on 2-3-1993, it cannot be said that the government has given any guarantee for discharging of the loan availed by the 6th respondent union to nddb directly. perhaps the ..... i.e., on 30-8-1999 the 4th respondent federation addressed a letter to the general manager, nddb stating that under tripartite agreement dated 2-9-1993 an amount of rs.3.977 crores is outstanding for repayment by the 6th respondent union and any variation in the liability or revocation of the guarantee .....

Margadarsi Chit Funt Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad Vs. Government of Andhra Pra ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(5)ALD718; 1999(5)ALT548

..... and is one of the socio-economic legislation which had been enacted primarily and predominantly to safeguard the interest of the chit subscribers like the central act and this act also is intended to regulate andto bring in financial discipline in the chit business, 'as the foreman deal in and dabble with funds of the ..... this would be 'remuneration' '. (see: stroud judicial dictionary, fifth edition). in one case, the expression was interpreted as including the expenses. 'remuneration' (contracts of employment act, 1963 (c.49), schedule 2, para 3(2) includes all that is quantifiable in money and paid to the employee for his work, including, in this case, a ..... under clause (d) of subsection (1) the matter shall be referred to the registrar, whose decision thereon shall be final.section 14(1) of the act obligates the foreman to pay the prized amount to theprized subscriber on his furnishing security, and without furnishing security where the prized subscriber is willing to deduct all .....

Varun Motors Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Maheswari Plaza Resorts Pvt. Ltd. and Other ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(6)ALD47

..... petition or the suit, because no relief is claimed against the 3rd defendant in the suit. he relied on the observations at page 384 of vysya bank limited v. seetharamaiah, 1993 alt supp. (1) 378,where it is held, after referring to m/s. j.s. construction private ltd v. damodar, : air1987ori207 , that before giving a direction ..... re-appraised and was rejected again, and so the question of the plaintiff being appointed as a dealer does not arise under the provisions of the specific relief act, and contended that in pursuance of the agreement entered into between the 3rd defendant and maruti udyog limited, the 3rd defendant was permitted by the maruti udyog limited ..... for hyderabad-secunderabad since the plaintiff fulfilled all the terms and conditions for the said purpose. the plaintiff submits that the defendant no.3 cannot be permitted to act as a dealer ignoring the lawful claim of the plaintiff. the plaintiff is not aware about the stage at which the application of defendant no.3 is being .....

Dr. Mrs. Renuka Datla Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : (2000)158CTR(AP)555; [1999]240ITR463(AP)

..... 23. in international cotton corporation v. cto : [1975]2scr345 , the supreme court while dealing with the constitutionality of section 10 of the central sales tax (amendment) act, 1969, which provided for exemption from central sales tax if the dealer had not collected the tax between november 10, 1964, and june 9, 1969, repelled the ..... december 31, 1998, the deputy commissioner of income-tax, central circle iii, hyderabad, made fresh assessments under section 143(3) read with section 251 of the act in order to carry out the directions of the appellate authority. practically, those orders were based on a concession made by the petitioner agreeing to the additions. it ..... assessed for the years 1989-90 and 1992-93. the assessments of the petitioners for the aforementioned years were made under section 143(3) of the income-tax act. the assessee-peti-tioner preferred appeals. the commissioner of income-tax (appeals) by his orders dated july 51, 1997, and september 30, 1997, partly allowed .....

V. Mehar Shravan Kumar Vs. Regional Passport Officer

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... which he lost his admission for m.b.b.s. course in vinnitsa medical university in ukraine. 2. the question that arises is whether in applying for a passport paying a prescribed fee of rs. 300 / - the complainant hired the services of ..... the opposite party issued to him a passport bearing no. a6625884 dated 12.11.1998 on 26.11.1998. he was to join the medical course in the university in ukraine by 20.9.1998 when the classes were to start. the complainant submits that there was inordinate delay by the opposite party in issuing passport because of ..... that even statutory authorities rendering services are subject to the jurisdiction of the tribunals under the consumer protection act, 1986 ( the act for short) in view of the judgment of the supreme court in lucknow development authority v. m.k. gupta,iii (1993) cpj 7 (sc)=(1994) 1 scc 243, and submits that the fee collected by the opposite .....