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Jagmohan Kothari Vs. Smt. Jamuna Devi Kothari and Others

Court : Kolkata

..... mr.arindam mukherjee, learned advocate appearing for the applicant, m/s.koti ratan developers private limited, contended in the application that it has acquired one-fourth interest in those properties from the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased appellant under a registered deed of conveyance dated may 22, ..... ms.anuradha poddar, learned advocate appearing for the heirs and legal representatives being the respondent no.7 of the deceased appellant does not raise any objection to such ..... thus, we allow this application and direct the addition of koti ratan developers private limited , a company incorporated under the companies act, 1956, having its registered office at no.59, cotton street, third floor, kolkata 7-00 007 as respondent in this ..... it is, further, stated that sree ballabh kothari, the respondent no.7 in this appeal, also, conveyed his undivided one-fourth share in those properties in favour of koti ratan developers private limited by executing registered deed of conveyance dated may 22, ..... mr.pranav sharma, learned advocate appearing for the said heirs undertakes to file vakalatnama for them by one week from ..... , it is prayed that, in view of such devolution of interest, the said koti ratan developers private limited is a necessary party in this appeal and they prayed for their addition in the category of the respondent. ..... we, thus, direct substitution of the said heirs and legal representatives of the deceased appellant in this appeal instead and place of original .....

Smt. Sangeetha S Nair, Dancer, Song and Drama Division Vs. Union of In ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Principal Bench New Delhi

..... ) put up a note proposing to give relaxation in educational qualifications in respect of smt.pushpa mandal and shri prem matiyani approved the proposal submitted by shri george, though it was not an appropriate stage and relaxation was not to be given to individual candidates / ..... pushpa mandal she gave the particulars of her qualifications and gave a declaration wherein it is categorically stated as follows:- i fulfill educational and other qualification prescribed for the post and all the statements made in the application are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and ..... pushpa mandal, the specific charge against her is that she did not fulfill the professional qualifications required for the post of dancer in sanddd to which she was appointed with effect from 20.4. ..... pushpa mandal in the list of eligible and ineligible candidates prepared by them for the post of dancer clearly indicating therein that she was ..... by shifting the post in violation of mofs instructions just 10 days before her marriage with shri mandal also exhibits the association of ..... pushpa mandal in the list of eligible and ineligible candidates prepared by them for the post of dancer clearly indicating therein that she was ..... pushpa mandal, the disciplinary authority, vide memorandum dated 10.12.2008, proposed to hold an enquiry under rule 14 of the ccs (cca) rules, ..... pushpa mandal was working with sanddd as empanelled artist at sanddd, nainital, which comes under the territorial jurisdiction of lucknow regional .....

Sauranshu Sinha and Others Vs. Union of India, Through Its Secretary a ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Principal Bench New Delhi

..... state of punjab and others, (2001) 5 scc 482, wherein the honble supreme court struck down the notification that was issued with the approval of the president of india on the ground that the said notification was contrary to the recruitment rules. ..... for respondents no.64 and 573, shri arun bhardwaj, learned counsel appearing for respondent no.3 and 4, namely shri radha krishna, central secretariat service section officers association, three other private respondents, namely, shri manas mandal, avinash chandra and sube singh, shri a.k. ..... shri arun bhardwaj, the learned counsel appearing for four private respondents, namely, s/shri radha krishan, manas mandal, avinash chandra and sube singh, besides the central secretariat service section officers - association, has also raised certain preliminary objections. ..... , including period or periods of absence during which he would have held a post on regular basis in that grade but for his being on leave or otherwise not being available to hold such post, from the first day of july of the year, following the year in which the examination for direct recruitment was held; (ii) in respect of an officer recruited to that grade through departmental examination, period or periods of regular service rendered in that grade, including period or periods of absence during .....

C.Jeyarani. Vs. C.Thandabalan and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... this certificate has been disbelieved by the tribunal on the ground that as per the registration certificate, the clerk has registered himself under the advocate by name r.thiyagarajan. ..... the second respondent insurance company shall deposit the enhanced award amount of compensation with 7.5% interest from the date of petition till the date of deposit, within a period of 8 weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order, less the amount already deposited. ..... therefore, relying upon that decision, the future prospective increase in the income of the advocate clerk are also taken into consideration.5. ..... even otherwise, the future prospects/ increase in the income to categories other than the government servants category is also recognised in the decision reported in 2012 acj 1428 (santosh devi v. ..... prayer civil miscellaneous appeal is filed against the judgment and decree dated 06.02.2012 made in mcop 230 of 2011 on the file of motor accidents claims tribunal additional district court/fast track court no.1, thoothukudijudgment1. ..... on such deposit being made except the minor claimants rest of the claimants will be entitled to withdraw their share as per the ratio apportioned by the tribunal. ..... awarding a sum of rs.25,000/- towards loss of consortium and rs.10,000/- towards funeral expenses and rs.15, 000/- each to the petitioners 2 to 4 towards loss of love and affection, the total amount has to be arrived at rs.5,84,000/-.6. .....

Vicky Choudhary Vs. State and anr

Court : Delhi

..... learned counsel for petitioner further submits that qua co- accused namely mannu @ mohit sharma, the matter has already been settled on the statement of the complainant vide order dated crl.m.c.no.153/2012 page 1 of 5 29.01.2011 passed by learned juvenile justice board-ii, 1, firozshah kotla ground, delhi gate, delhi..3. ..... therefore, i feel that unless and until, the decisions which have been referred above, are set aside or altered, by the larger bench of the supreme court, all the above three decision hold the field and are the binding precedents..10. ..... he further submitted that respondent no.2 / complainant has also settled the dispute qua the aforementioned fir with the petitioner and he is no more interested to pursue his case against petitioner also..4. ..... keeping the settlement arrived at between the parties and the settled law into view, in the interest of justice, fir no.114/2010 registered at police station krishna nagar, delhi on the complaint of respondent no.2 and proceedings emanating thereto are hereby quashed against the petitioner only..12. ..... alternatively, he prayed that in the event, the fir is quashed, heavy costs should be imposed upon the petitioner, as the government machinery has been pressed into and precious public time has been consumed..8. ..... therefore, he has prayed that till the matter is decided by the larger bench of the crl.m.c.no.153/2012 page 2 of 5 apex court, instant petition may be adjourned sine-die. .....

Girender Kumar Sharma Vs. State and anr

Court : Delhi

..... 13 learned app further submits that if this court is inclined to quash the fir in the present case, then heavy costs shall be imposed upon the petitioner as in the process, government machinery has been mis-used and precious time of the court has been consumed.14. ..... therefore, i feel that unless and until, the decisions which have been referred above, are set aside or altered, by the larger bench of the supreme court, all the above three decision hold the field and are the binding precedents.12. ..... alternatively, he prayed that in the event, the fir is quashed, heavy costs should be imposed upon the petitioner, as the government machinery has been used and precious time of the court has been consumed.10. ..... therefore, he has prayed that till the matter is decided by the larger bench of the apex court, instant petition may be adjourned sine-die. ..... that being so, continuance of the prosecution where the complainant is not ready to support the allegations which are now described by her as arising out of some "misunderstanding and misconception"; will be a futile exercise that will serve no purpose. ..... in crl.w.p.no.995/2010 decided on 03.02.2011 has permitted for compounding of the offences of non- compoundable category as per section 320 cr. p.c. ..... further submits that vide compromise deed dated 11.01.2012, the parties have compromised the matter and respondent no.2 has no objection if the present fir is quashed.6. .....

indeevarakshan Nair M.P. and Others (Ex. No.13875382 Rect), Kerala Ver ...

Court : Armed forces Tribunal AFT Regional Bench Kochi

..... (7) while considering a case which arose after 1.1.1996 the relevant provisions of orders issued by the ministry of defence dated 31.1.2001, 7.2.2001, 1.9.2005, 31.5.2006 and 20.7.2006 shall also be applied in addition to the principle laid down in baby's case. ..... the government of india issued another letter no.1(2)/97/d (pen-c) dated 7th february, 2001 stating the modalities for implementation of the recommendation of the fifth central pay commission. ..... the ministry of defence, government of india has issued letter no.1(2) 97/d (pen-c) dated 31st january, 2001 regarding implementation of the government decisions on the recommendations of the fifth central pay commission regarding disability pension etc. ..... since the petitioner was discharged after 1.1.1996, he is entitled to get the benefit of rounding off as provided in para 7.2 of letter no.1(2)/97/d - (pen-c) dated 31st january, 2001 issued by the ministry of defence. 50. ..... he is entitled to the benefit of rounding off as stated in para 7.2 of letter no.1(2)/97/d-(pen-c) dated 31.1.2001 of the ministry of defence, government of india. ..... (2001) 3 scc 537, it was held as follows: "in the case of arnit das v. .....

Ashwani Kumar Sharma Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Delhi

..... a copy of the report of transfer of charge shall be sent simultaneously to the treasury officer, and head of department or other controlling officer concerned.the certificate of transfer of charge was sent by the digp (ops) dla to the inspector general of police (ops) crpf, srinagar (j&k;) and a copy of the same was also forwarded to the igp (pers) directorate general, crpf, new delhi; the igp (adm) crpf, srinagar, j&k; and the dd (accounts) pao crpf, new delhi. ..... in cumulative consideration of the matter as discussed hereinabove one is bound to get an impression that there is perhaps something more in the case then what meets the eye, suggesting that the attitude of respondents towards petitioner in the matter of his request for transfer is apparently neither balanced, nor transparent or pragmatic as it is required to be in terms of the policy decision contained in the introductory paragraph of standing order no. ..... the petitioner has filed the present writ petition under article 226 of the constitution of india to seek the quashing of the order dated 31st july, 2008 and the order dated 23rd march, 2009 passed by the respondents whereby the petitioner's leave period from 16th july, 2007 to 15th november, 2007 (123 days) has been regularised as half pay leave. .....

Kamta Prasad and anr. Vs. State of Chhattisgarh and ors.

Court : Chhattisgarh

Reported in : AIR2008Chh47

..... by this writ petition filed under article 226 of the constitution of india, the petitioners who are claiming to be 'bhoriya' caste, have questioned the legality, validity and correctness of the order dated 28-4-2005 (annexure p-1) passed by the deputy secretary, government of chhattisgarh, adim jati tatha anusuchit jati vikas vibhag, raipur, whereby the learned deputy secretary gave direction to the effect that the memo dated 8-5-2003, issued by the state government in connection with bhoriya caste people who are residing in korba district ..... it appears that scheduled tribe certificate was not being issued to the persons belonging to bhariya caste, then they approached the state of chhattisgarh and considering their grievances, the deputy secretary, state of chhattisgarh, issued the memo dated 8-5-2003 whereby the collector, bilaspur, was directed to issue directions to the sub divisional officer & tahsildar, katghora & korba that bhoriya caste people be issued the schedule tribe certificate as they were being issued such certificates prior to 1998 and that be restored. ..... mana adim jamat mandal : air2006sc3446 where in para 9 of the judgment, the supreme court held that no authority, other than parliament by law, can amend the presidential orders. .....

G. Kishan Reddy and Five ors. Vs. the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Sup ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(2)ALD394; 2008(2)ALT162

..... thus fixation of uniform minimum charges both for the individual domestic houses and the flats in the multi-storied apartments irrespective of the size and number of the connection pipes, in my opinion appears to be wholly unscientific and unreasonable and the very classification of individual domestic houses and the flats in the multi-storied residential apartments in the same category for the purpose of levying minimum charges does not appear to be based on intelligible differentia. ..... in their counter affidavit the respondents sought to justify the method of levying minimum charges as under:the government of andhra pradesh, vested with the mandate to supply potable water to the residents of twin cities for drinking and as well as to discharge the function to transmit and treat the sewage water from the city to the sewerage treatment plant (stp) located at the outskirts of the city t curb pollution. ..... : [1989]2scr275 the supreme court rejected the contention that the levy of minimum charges was not sustainable and the observations made in that context are apt to be extracted here-under:considered by the test of reasonableness it cannot be said to be unreasonable inasmuch as the supply of electricity to a consumer involves incurring of overhead installation expenses by the board which do not vary with the quantity of electricity consumed and the installation has to be continued irrespective of whether the energy is consumed or not until the agreement comes to an end. .....