Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1997SC3021; 1997(2)ALD(Cri)199; 1998(3)ALLMR(SC)433; 1997(2)Crimes40(SC); JT1997(6)SC305; 1997(4)SCALE657; (1997)8SCC114; [1997]Supp2SCR105
..... the day asking for any of the services.only in the case of creches and balwadis there would be regular attendance where not more than 25-30 children should be enrolled at any given time and when the member increases separate groups be formed and benefit of service extended.organisationthe following are some of the general conditions for eligibility for applying for the scheme:(i) the applicant should be a voluntary, non-governmental organisation, registered under an appropriate act or a regularly constituted branch of a registered welfare ..... body of opinion, by certain enlightened sections of the society advocating the need to no longer treat the fallen women as a criminal or as an object of shocking sexual abuse; they are victims of circumstances and hence should be treated as human beings like others, so as to bring them into the mainstream of the social order without any attached stigma. ..... 34 girls were admitted by a responsible institute, a non-statutory body in pune run on voluntary basis to impart education to the destitute children in general and neglected juveniles and child prostitutes in particular, with all facilities; it is run by bal sangopan center run by shreemant dagausheth halwai ganpat trust which gets fund from the ministry of welfare, government of india under the scheme for children in need of care and protection. ..... 86% of the fallen women hail from andhra pradesh, karnataka, tamil nadu west bengal, bihar, maharashtra, uttar pradesh, assam, gujarat, goa, madhya .....
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Reported in : (2004)187CTR(SC)219; [2004]266ITR721(SC); JT2004(1)SC375; 2004(1)SCALE425; (2004)10SCC201
..... it is usual for every piece oflegislation giving birth to an institution of local government to feed itby incorporating provisions conferring power of generating funds formeeting the expenses of governance, the sa.da act intends to achieve alevel of local governance which the usual models of local government suchas boards and municipalities are not considered capable of achieving andthat is why a special development area and a special area developmentauthority. ..... the said demand was referable to section6(1)(b) of the bengal cess act, 1880.the contention of the respondent is that the cess has been levied forsecuring the welfare of the people of the state as enshrined in part iv ofthe constitution of india. ..... it also shows that the states are not really functioning as agents of the union government or under the directions of the latter, for then, events like those in assam (over the language problem) or in punjab (pp. ..... . the effect of the contention of the learned advocate general that although a tax is imposed on the produce of mine, that is, in terms of annexure 10 to c.w.j.c. no ..... union of india, [air 1998 sc 431]which states:"while examining the legislative competence of parliament to make a lawwhat is required to be seen is whether the 'subject-matter falls in thestate list which parliament cannot enter. ..... 5: 5% raised to 7% no changead viii of 1998 p. 49 s. .....
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Reported in : AIR1977SC2328; (1977)GLR919; (1977)0GLR90; 1977LabIC1857; (1977)4SCC193; [1978]1SCR423
..... consultation then being obligatory, the question which arises for consideration is: what exactly does the president have to do in the discharge of his constitutional obligation to consult the chief justice of india in the matter of the transfer of a high court judge what is, in other words, the nature of the process involved in what the constitution conceives as consultation by the president with the chief justice of india what are its minimal requirements is it sufficient for the president to apprise the chief justice of the proposed transfer and to await the reaction of the chief justice to the proposal? ..... . so also the climate of the other state might not agree with the health of the judge and he might be put to great hardship and hazard, as for example, where a judge who is not accustomed to severe cold is transferred to the high court of jammu & kashmir or to the high court of himachal pradesh, or a judge who is vulnerable to humid climate is sent to the calcutta high court or to the high court of assam ..... . act, 35](c) the pensions of high court judges are charged on the consolidated fund of india: article 112(3)(d)(iii) [section 33(3)(d), g.i ..... . we have not the slightest doubt that, having regard to the enormous undertakings a welfare state, such as is envisioned in our constitution, has to launch upon, government and government controlled institutions becomes litigants in a variety of ways in the courts of the country .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC988; JT1993(3)SC15; 1993(2)SCALE506; (1993)3SCC499
..... was scope for entertaining suspicion by the tender committee that they formed a cartel since all the three of them quoted identical price and the opinion entertained by the concerned authorities including the minister that these three big manufacturers formed cartel, was not per se malicious or was actuated by any extraneous considerations and the authorities acted in a bonafide manner in taking the stand that the three big manufacturers formed a cartel.2 the direction of the high court that the supply of bogie should be at ..... for new south wales' case it is observed as under:some advocates of judicial intervention would encourage the courts to expand the scope and purpose of judicial review, especially to provide some check on the executive government which nowadays exercises enormous powers beyond the capacity of the parliament to supervise effectively. ..... may be that some directive principle is sought to be advanced or implemented or that the contract or the property is given not with a view to earning revenue but for the purpose of carrying out a welfare scheme for the benefit of a particular group or section of people deserving it or that the person who has offered a higher consideration is not otherwise fit to be given the contract or the property. ..... as a result of the concessions in respect of the reduction of customs duty on the import of steel scrap and dispensation of the freight equalisation fund for steel, the tender committee concluded that the reasonable rate would be .....
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Reported in : 2007(4)AWC3241(SC); (2008)4MLJ551(SC); 2007(8)SCALE35; (2007)6SCC586
..... when the appeal was taken up for hearing on the earlier occasions this court passed interim orders expressing its anguish that the very purpose of the consumer protection act was frustrated and the act was becoming non functional due to the indifference of the state government in filling up vacancies at the state and district levels and providing in sufficient funds for salaries of members and the staff, and for the infrastructure without which the state and district consumer fora cannot operate. ..... by the impugned judgment dated 8.1.1998 the high court apart from making observations on the merits of the controversy issued the following directions:we direct the state government to constitute at least five state consumer forums at state level as used under section 16 of consumer protection act by making necessary amendment. ..... even if we, for the time being, do not take note of the constitution bench decision of this court in supreme court advocates-on-record association and ors. v. ..... yet again recently in high court employees' welfare association, calcutta and ors. v. ..... in supreme court employees' welfare association v. ..... thus in supreme court employees welfare association v. ..... : [2002]3scr696 and supreme court employees welfare association v. .....
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Reported in : 2004(52)BLJR1162; 2004CriLJ2084; JT2004(1)SC608; 2004(4)SCALE554; (2004)5SCC26
..... copies of the affidavits filed were served on their opposites on 16th january, 1998 all the learned advocates appearing for different parties fairly accepted that copies of all the material brought on the record so far was properly served on the advocates appearing for the contemners and those who were appearing in support of the contempt proceedings. 14. ..... the act committed amounts to deliberate interference with the discharge of duty of a judicial officer by intimidation apart from scandalizing and lowering the dignity of the court and interference with the administration of justice.the effect of such an act is not confined to a particular court or a district, or the state, it has the tendency to effect the entire judiciary in the country. ..... according to the learned counsels the high court can take cognizance of a criminal contempt under section 15(2) of the act of a subordinate court only on a reference made to it by the subordinate court or on a motion made by the advocate general. ..... , nalayak gadhe saale ko jail bhijwa dunga; kis idiot ne advocate bana diya hai and acted in a manner which amounted to criminal contempt of the court of revenue board, in which he (the advocate) was the counsel for one of the parties. .....
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Reported in : (2008)7MLJ64(SC); 2008(10)SCALE567; (2008)9SCC243; 2009(1)SLJ1(SC); 2008AIRSCW6564; 2008(4)LH(SC)2993
..... the provisions of this constitution, acts of the appropriate legislature may regulate the recruitment, and conditions of service of persons appointed, to public services and posts in connection with the affairs of the union or of any state:provided that it shall be competent for the president or such person as he may direct in the case of services and posts in connection with the affairs of the union, and for the governor of a state or such person as he may direct in the case of services and posts in connection with the affairs of the state, to make rules regulating the ..... dhawan, senior advocate, appearing for some of the respondents, argued that restructuring of group c and d cadres is nothing but an exercise for upgradation of the existing posts and the tribunal did not commit any illegality by striking down para 14 of letter dated 9.10.2003 vide which the policy of reservation was made applicable to the upgraded posts. ..... manickaraj's case the court considered whether the benefit of reservation could be extended to the appellant while making appointment on the post of welfare inspector grade ..... of 1996 was dismissed by this court on 19th november, 1998 in the following terms:special leave granted in s.l.ps. ..... is on this basis that this court on 19th november, 1998 had held that reservation for sc and st is not applicable in the upgradation of existing posts and civil appeal no. ..... of 2000 for clarification of order dated 19th november, 1998 by claiming that there was a lot of confusion. .....
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Reported in : AIR2000SC2826; JT2000(9)SC184; 2000(5)SCALE618; (2000)8SCC278; [2000]Supp2SCR440
..... , or otherwise howsoever, or (b) to interfere with any rules made (b) to interfere with any rules (b) to interfere with any rules by the judicial committee of the made by the judicial committee made by the supreme court, privy council, and for the time of the privy council, and for and for the time being in force, being in force, for the presentation the time being in force, for the for the presentation of of appeals to her majesty in council presentation of appeals to his appeals to that court, or their or their conduct ..... here, there is a judgment, albeit one subject to an appeal; a judgment obtained after a lengthy defended hearing and one subject to being set aside under the provisions of the act..all things considered, i am of the view on the authorities, that there was sufficient justification for the issue of the mareva injunction which will therefore stand as varied, with liberty to apply reserved to both parties to vary its terms further. ..... by consent of learned senior advocates of the parties, the appeals were heard finally and are being disposed of by this common judgment.15. ..... : [1998]2scr1032 wherein this court had the following to observe:20. ..... 2 subsequently remained ex-parte and a decree for dam ages for breach of salvage contract was passed by the english court on 02.11.1998. .....
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Reported in : (SCSuppl)2004(4)CHN165; JT2004(4)SC363; 2004(4)SCALE157; (2004)4SCC573; (2004)3UPLBEC2414
..... 1054 of 1998) on 4th june, 1998 drawing the attention of the division bench to the fact that the appellant was still using the name of the high court in the website and as such continued to violate the order of the court. ..... the main contention urged in support of the appeal is that the appellant was directed to be taken into custody without following the procedure envisaged by the act and the rules framed by the high court under the act and without affording any opportunity let alone a reasonable opportunity to the appellant to defend himself.8. ..... 20305(w) of 1997) in the calcutta high court, inter alia, praying that the state-respondents be directed to take appropriate action against the appellant and the institutions run by him and he be stopped from deceiving public by issue of publications and advertisements indifferent newspapers making false claims giving an impression that only his institution on alternative medicines was recognized by the department of health and family welfare, government of west bengal and approved by medical council of india as also by the high court of calcutta. .....
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Reported in : JT2009(8)SC339; (2009)7SCC561; 2009(8)LC3627(SC)
..... therefore, the plea raised on behalf of the appellants that the government of pondicherry had acted in arbitrary and unreasonable manner in switching the whole public tender process into a system of personal selection, is rejected.22.the contention that a conjoint reading of article 239 and 239a of the constitution and sections 46, 50 of the government of union territories act read with rule 5 of the rules of business of the government of pondicherry, 1963, would show that the government of pondicherry has to take prior approval of the central government before awarding the contract to any private ..... , megah venture lines (m) sdn bhd vide letter dated march 28, 1996 addressed to the secretary (health & welfare and port), government of pondicherry, referred to the discussion it had on march 28, 1996 and made a proposal to conduct a feasibility study relating to the modernization/privatization of the pondicherry port. ..... it was noticed that out of six parties only ipco-menang, singapore and larsen and toubro, chennai had experience internationally and nationally in port development and were also the only parties who had requisite technical know-how as well as ability to mobilize funds.the minutes of the meeting dated august 20, 2003 indicated that m/s. ..... these recommendations were approved by the chief secretary, pondicherry on august 3, 1998 and by the then chief minister on august 13, 1998. .....
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