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Jaishri Laxmanrao Patil Vs. The Chief Minister And Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of doubts it is hereby declared that nothing in this act shall affect the reservation provided to the other backward classes under the maharashtra state public services (reservation for scheduled castes, 105 scheduled tribes, de-notified tribes (vimukta jatis), nomadic tribes, special backward category and other backward classes) act, 2001 and the maharashtra private professional educational institutions (reservation of seats for admission for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, de-notified tribes (vimukta jatis), nomadic ..... 340. in this context, a clarification was issued that article 340 enabled setting up of adhoc bodies like the kaka kalelkar commission and mandal commission, whereas article 338b sought to confer constitutional status on a multi-member permanent ..... classes commission act, 1993; orissa state commission for backward classes act, 1993; west bengal commission for backward classes act, 1993; j&k state commission for backward classes act, 1997; chhatisgarth rajya pichhda varga adhiniyam, 1993 & telangana commission for backward classes act, ..... shri mukul rohatgi, learned senior counsel, has appeared for the state of maharashtra and chhattisgarh. .....

Retail Clerks Vs. Schermerhorn

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for nonmember payments to the union "for the purpose of aiding the union in defraying costs in connection with its legal obligations and responsibilities as the exclusive bargaining agent of the employees in the appropriate bargaining unit," a provision which petitioners say confines the use of nonmember payments to collective bargaining purposes alone, and forbids their use by the union for institutional purposes unrelated to its exclusive agency functions, all in sharp contrast, it is argued, to the general motors situation, where the nonmember contributions are ..... there is much force in the argument that the assessment of any union security arrangement for the purposes of 7, 8 and 14(b), when there is significant doubt about the matter, is initially a task for the board, so that it may finally come to this court with the benefit of the affected agency's views, and, in all probability, the preemption issue was entitled to different treatment than it received in the florida courts at the time this case was decided. .....

indra Sawhney Etc. Etc Vs. Union of India and Others, Etc. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1993SC477; [1992]Supp2SCR454; 1992DGLS(soft)768:1992Supp(3)SCC217

..... . recognizing and recalling the self-less and dedicated social service carried on by those great leaders from their birth to the last breath; the then prime minister while making his clarificatory statement regarding the implementation of the mandal commission's report in the rajya sabha on the 9th august 1990 paid the tributes in the following words:in fact this is the realisation of the dream of bharat ratna dr. b.r ..... . now that we have answered all the questions raised for our consideration, question new arises, whether in view of the answers given and directions being given by us, is it necessary to send back the matter to the five-judge bench to consider whether the investigation and survey done, and conclusions arrived at, by the mandal commission are contrary to law and if so, whether the impugned office memorandums, based as they are on the report of the said commission, can be sustained ..... serve a correct basis for identifying the 'backward class', that therefore, a fresh commission under article 340(1) of the constitution is required to be appointed to make a fresh wide survey sumey through out the length and breadth of the country and submit a new list of obcs (other backward classes) on the basis of the present day census and that there are million ways of guaranteeing progress of backward classes and ensuring that it percolates down the social scale, but the mandal commission is the one.268 .....

The State Of Maharashtra Vs. Keshao Vishwanath Sonone

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (2001) 1 scc43) whether the high court could have entered into the adjudication of the issue that gond gowari which is a scheduled tribe mentioned in scheduled tribes order, 1950, as amended up to date is no more in existence and was extinct before 1911?.4) whether the conclusion of the high court in the impugned judgment that gond gowari tribe was extinct before 1911 is supported on the materials which were on record before the ..... our own doubts about the correctness of the ratio of judgment in the state of 94 maharashtra versus mana adim jamat mandal with regard to a ..... purposes for joining number of tribes together in one entry, but as observed above in case with regard to gond gowari the affinity is more than apparent with gond and the judgment of this court in state of maharashtra versus mana adim jamat mandal (supra) cannot be read as an authority to hold that gond gowari is not a sub-tribe of gond and no affinity is required to be established with gond by the tribe gond gowari . ..... on judgment of this court in state of maharashtra versus mana adim jamat mandal ,(2006)4 scc98 in the above case, two questions were raised which have been noticed in the paragraph 1 of the judgment which is to the following effect: - 91 1. ..... filed civil appeal arising out of diary no.17886 of 2020 as well as one zanaklal bhaisaku mangar, who was respondent no.15 in writ petition no.4779 of 2008 filed by adivasi gond govari (gowari) sewa mandal has filed slp (c) no.7901 of 2019 in this court.11. .....

Babu Vithu Gaikwad [Dead] by Lrs. Vs. Chintaman Sadashiv and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2007(4)ALLMR(SC)806; 2007(5)BomCR70; (SCSuppl)2007(3)CHN10; 2007(8)SCALE68; (2007)9SCC632; 2007AIRSCW4660

..... - (1) notwithstanding anything contained in the preceding sections,-a) where the landlord is a minor, or a widow, or a person subject to any mental or physical disability the tenant shall have the right to purchase such land under section 32 within one year from the expiry of the period during which such landlord is entitled to terminate the tenancy under section 31 and for enabling the tenant to exercise the right of purchase, the landlord shall send an intimation to the tenant of the fact that he has attained majority, before the expiry of the period during which ..... such landlord is entitled to terminate the tenancy under section 31:provided that .....

Keshav Kumar Swarup Vs. Flowmore Private Limited

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1996]85CompCas210(SC); 1998(2)CTC83; JT1994(1)SC137; 1994(1)SCALE118; (1994)2SCC10; [1994]1SCR148; 1994(1)LC607(SC)

..... after obtaining leave to contest the application, the tenant contended, relying upon clause 5 of the deed of lease which reads as under:that the lessee shall use the premises for the residence and personal use of directors &/or their relatives and for the purpose of the company.that the premises were let out both for residential as also commercial purpose and the composite purpose of the tenancy took the premises out of the purview of the residential accommodation. ..... even if it is assumed, for arguments sake, that the words 'for the purpose of the company' in clause 5 created some confusion about the intention of the parties, it stood completely dispelled by the other clauses of the agreement as also by the other materials appearing on record. ..... the interpretation given by the high court to the above quoted words cannot be accepted for if the landlord was to permit the tenant to use the premises for any other purpose the whole exercise of prescribing the purpose and circumscribing the category of persons who can use it for that purpose would have been futile.6. ..... the words 'for the purpose of the company' ought to be read in conjunction with 'residence' and when so read there is no escape from the conclusion that what the parties intended was that the premises were to be used for residence of the directors, their relatives and also others who may have to be accommodated for the purpose of the company'. .....

Ram Naresh Rawat Vs. Sri Ashwini Ray and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... had the appointments of the appellants been made in terms of the provisions of the adhiniyam and the rules framed thereunder, the respondent authority was statutorily enjoined to make an offer of appointment in writing which was to be accepted by the appellants herein. ..... of service are governed by two statutes; one relating to selection and appointment and the other relating to the terms and conditions of service, an endeavour should be made to give effect to both of the statutes; (2) a daily-wager does not hold a post as he is not appointed in terms of the provisions of the act and the rules framed thereunder and in that view of the matter he does not derive any legal right; (3) only because an employee had been working for more than 240 days ..... that by itself would not confer any legal right upon him to be regularised in service; (4) if an appointment has been made contrary to the provisions of the statute the same would be void and the effect thereof would be that no legal .....

Anita and Others Vs. Arun Yadav and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... therefore, in any case, we are of the view that the income out of the employment as driver should have been assessed at rs.4,360/- per month ..... learned counsel appearing for the insurance company has 1 brought to our notice the notification issued by the government of haryana, labour department, where a skilled person in category b has been granted minimum wages to the tune of rs.4,360/-. ..... thus, the appellant will get a total compensation of rs.21,73,480/- with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the date of filing of the claim petition ..... since, it has come in evidence that he was also a private taxi driver, though there is not much evidence produced with regard to the actual income, we are of the view that it would be just and proper to add an income of rs.100 per day out of the taxi service. ..... the appellants herein are aggrieved by the insufficiency of the compensation awarded to them on account of a motor accident in which husband of the first appellant ..... adding 50 per cent for the future prospects, it comes to rs.11,040 ..... the motor accident claims tribunal awarded a total sum of rs.6,90,400/- and the high court added 50 per cent towards income of the deceased in addition to some compensation under other ..... towards funeral expenses, the appellant shall be entitled to rs.25,000 ..... taking the undisputed multiplier of 18, the compensation in that respect comes to rs.17,88,480 ..... deducting 1/4th towards personal expenses, what would have been saved to the estate would be rs.8,280/-. .....

V.N. Sunanda Reddy and Others Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1995SC914; JT1995(1)SC618; (1995)ILLJ824SC; 1995(1)SCALE322; 1995Supp(2)SCC235; [1995]1SCR568; 1995(1)LC368(SC)

..... of andhra pradesh may make the rule in exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the constitution read with sub-section (1) of section 8 of the andhra pradesh official language act 1966 to the effect' that notwithstanding anything in the andhra pradesh state and subordinate service rules or the special rules, candidates seeking appointment to the posts in the services specified in the table appended to the rule, who had obtained the basic educational qualification prescribed for direct recruitment in the special rules governing such posts ..... it deserves to be pointed out that even while making reservation for members of the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes as permitted by article 16(4) of the constitution, efficiency in administration is required to be borne in mind, as enjoined by article 335; and it is principally this requirement which led the 9-judge bench of this court in the mandal commission case : air1993sc477 to hold that reservation cannot exceed 50%. .....

The Workmen Vs. Otis Elevator Co. (India) Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1972)ILLJ166SC; (1972)4SCC690; 1972(4)LC107(SC)

..... therefore, the direction given by the tribunal in the matter of annual leave with regard to the hourly-rated workmen will be deleted and in its place the following shall be substituted : hourly-rated workmen in the delhi office shall be entitled to annual leave with wages in a calendar year in the same manner as is available to the hourly-rated workmen, in the field in the bombay office, as per the settlement dated april 7, 1970. ..... so far as the staff employed in the-company was concerned, the tribunal, after a reference to the provisions of the delhi shops and establishments act, and other material on record, ultimately has given a direction to the effect that the privilege leave allowable to the staff working in the delhi office will be the same as that obtaining in bombay in its office staff, as mentioned in the settlement dated march 1,1966, ext. w.1.11. ..... though prima facie, as we pointed out earlier, it may appear that slightly different standard has been adopted by the tribunal in dealing with the question of leave regarding the two categories of workmen in the same establishment, in our opinion, the direction given by the tribunal regarding the hourly-rated workmen, does not require any modification in the circumstances of this case except, to the extent indicated hereinafter.15. .....