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Rajendra Shankar Shukla and Ors. Etc. Vs. State of Chhatisgarh and Ors ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... . therefore, without an official amendment to the chhattisgarh act and without following the mandatory procedure, no reconstitution of land under the town development scheme can take place ..... . the affidavit of rda dated 23.11.2011 by way of its reply to the writ petitions, has taken the following stand: however, finally the committee came to the conclusion that as the scheme is to be made in participation with, the general public, therefore, neither any charge would be levied on the public under any head nor any compensation would be payable to any of the members of public on account of reduction of his plot size or value however, while finally making its recommendation the committee on internal page no.114 and 115 of the ..... . the respondent no.2- rda on the other hand, has taken the following stand in their common counter affidavit dated 23.11.2011 filed in the writ petition proceedings: that, thus, earlier the master plan, 2021 is modified as per scheme under section 23a or the scheme is modified as per master plan under section 52(1) (b) of the act, the net results remains that there is no violation of master plan, 2021 and therefore, the allegations of the petitioner that the scheme has been formulated and finalised in violation of the master plan, 2021 is incorrect ..... . as per the condition (v) of the general condition of the environmental clearance (ec) dated 25.1.2011, if the rda has changed the scope of the project, it has to take a fresh ec .....

Janhit Abhiyan Vs. Union Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... modulations, within the framework of the constitution ..... starting from the insertion of clause (4) to article 15 by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951; moving on to the insertion of clause (4-a) to article 16 by the constitution (seventy-seventh amendment) act, 1995 to the insertion of clause (4-b) to article 16 by the constitution (eighty-first amendment) act, 2000 and further amendment of the said clause (4-a) by the constitution (eighty-fifth amendment) act, 2001; yet further with the insertion of clause (5) to article 15 by the constitution (ninety-third amendment) act, 2005; and lately with insertion of articles 366(26-c) and 342-a by the constitution (one hundred and second amendment) act, 2018, the parliament has indeed brought about certain ..... the union of india & ors, (2011) 1 scc228 4 6. .....

Satyabrata Dash Vs. State of Orissa and Two ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1998(II)OLR14

..... reservation of offices of the chairperson of the municipality by rotation -(1) for the purpose of election to the municipalities for the first time after the orissa municipal (amendment) act, 1994 ((orissa act 11 of 1994) comes into force, the number of offices of chairpersons of the municipalities in the state to be reserved for the scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, backward class of citizens and women shall be determined in accordance with sub-section (3) of section 47 of the act. ..... by orissa municipal (second amendment) act, 1996, clause (a) of subsection (3) of section 47 was amended, and, for the words 'in the state bears to the total population of the state', the words 'in the municipal areas of the state bears to the total population of such municipal areas' were substituted. ..... if we read articles 243c, 243k and 243o in place of article 327 and sections 2(kk), 11-f and 12-bb of the act in place of sections 8 and 9 of the delimitation act, 1950, it will be obvious that neither the delimitation of the panchay at area nor of the constituencies in the said areas and the allotments of seats to the constituencies could have been challenged nor the court could have entertained such challenge except on the ground that before the delimitation, no objections were invited and no hearing was given. .....

Smt L Padmavathi Vs. The State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... . the petitioner at the inception only sought to quash the impugned notice dated 13.06.2018, annexure-k, issued by the returning officer, sargur town panchayath, and subsequently, on the objections filed by the state government, filed an application for amendment and sought prayer to quash the provisions of section 42(11) of the karnataka municipalities act, 1964, as unconstitutional, ultravires and opposed to section 18(1)(a) of the act.27 ..... the provisions of part ix-a of the constitution inserted by constitution (74th amendment) act, 1992, which came into force on 01.06.1993 deals with municipalities. ..... in the additional statement of objections, it is contended that section 42(11) of the act is not contrary to section 18(1)(a) of the act, as section 18(1)(a) of the act prescribes the terms of elected 11 members as five years, whereas, as per section 42(11) of the act, the term of president is thirty months and the same does not curtail the membership period of five years and is not contrary to section 18(1)(a) of the act. ..... the respondents filed additional statement of objections in view of the allowing of the application for amendment of writ petition filed by the petitioner, whereby, the petitioner sought quashing of section 42(11) of the karnataka municipalities act, 1964, as unconstitutional, ultra vires and opposed to section 18(1)(a) of the said act. .....

C. Prakash Goud Vs. Government of A.P. and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(5)ALD34; 2001(5)ALT359

..... introduction of parts ix and ix-a in the constitution of india by way of seventy-third and seventh-fourth amendment act has been a conscious exercise to provide democratic space for cities and communities through the process of decentralisation. ..... the constitution (seventy-fourth amendment) act noticed that in many states local bodies have become weak and ineffective on account of a variety of reasons, including the failure to hold regular elections, prolonged suppression and inadequate devolution of powers andfunctions. ..... these local self-governments are not meant for monitoring the programmes and projects sanctioned by the state or the central government as the case may be, since the power to the people has been the declared objective of the constitutional amendments.21. ..... in the counter-affidavit filed by the state government, it is submitted that the government in exercise of the power conferred by section 585 read with subsection (2) of section 5 of the hyderabad municipal corporation act, 1955 and section 6 of the andhra pradesh municipal corporations act, 1994, the government of andhra pradesh made the municipal corporation (reservation of seats) rules, 1995 relating to reservation of seats in the municipal corporation in favour of scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and backward classes. .....

Alankar theatre Vs. Entertainment Tax Officer, Warangal

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1991]82STC417(AP)

..... whereas it is expedient to provide for the levy by the state government of taxes on amusements and other entertainments, to repeal the madras local authorities entertainments tax act, 1926 (madras act v of 1927) and to provide for the payment of compensation to local authorities now levying a tax under the act aforesaid, it is hereby enacted as follows :-' the act which was in force in the andhra area of this state was extended to telangana area, by the madras entertainments tax (andhra pradesh extension and amendment) act, 1958. ..... . he says the inspite of the 'proprietors' opting to the composition scheme under section 5, the authorities are calling upon them to pay the tax only in accordance with section 4 of the amendment act and not in accordance with section 5 of the amendment act ..... in twyford tea company's case : [1970]3scr383 , the supreme court was considering the validity of the kerala plantation (additional tax) act, 1960, as amended by 1967 amendment act, which levied a tax on plantations and, for that purpose, classified the plantations into seven categories, and imposed a uniform rate of rs. ..... . according to these particulars, 58 per cent average occupancy rate would be sufficient for the proprietor to break even under section 4 of the amendment act, whereas in the case of his opting under section 5, even less than 50 per cent average occupancy rate would do .....

Uday Shankar Ojha and ors. Vs. Jharkhand State Election Commission and ...

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : [2008(2)JCR249(Jhr)]

..... in that case, the writ petitioner challenged the provision of jharkhand municipal (amendment) act, 2006, and ranchi municipal corporation (amendment) act, 2006 and jharkhand municipal act, 2000 on the ground that the same cannot be extended by the state to the ranchi district including scheduled area as the parliament alone can extend the provisions of part ix-a of the constitution of india to the scheduled areas through legislation as contemplated under article 243zc of the constitution of india. ..... -- (1) reservation of seats to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, backward class of citizens and women shall be made in accordance with the provisions of section 8 of the act, in descending order of numerical strength of their respective population, for the purpose of the election of the municipal corporation to be held for the first time subsequent to the coming into force of the patna municipal corporation (amendment) act, 1995 (bihar act i of 1995) (adopted). ..... after bifurcation of the state under bihar state re-organization act, 2000, patna municipal corporation act, 1951 was adopted with certain amendments vide notification published in extra-ordinary gazette of government of jharkhand on 14.1.2002 and called as 'ranchi municipal corporation (adoption & amendment) act, 2001. ..... section 19(a) of the municipal corporation (amendment) act, 2006 was introduced to fulfill the constitutional mandate contained in article 243t of the constitution. .....

Bihari Lal Rada Vs. Anil JaIn (Tinu) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2009AIRSCW2006; 2009(4)LHSC2311; JT2009(2)SC455; 2009(2)SCALE559; (2009)4SCC1

..... the haryana legislative assembly made several amendments to the haryana municipal act, 1973 (for short 'the act, 1973') in the light of and to bring the law relating to municipalities in conformity with the purpose, substance and direction of the constitution (seventy-fourth amendment) act, 1992.14. ..... the haryana municipal act, 1973 faithfully adopted the constitutional mandate enshrined in part ixa; for carrying out the purposes of the constitution (seventy-fourth amendment) act, 1992. ..... the act, which is relevant reads as under:rule 70 (4): the offices of the presidents in the municipalities shall be filled up from amongst the members belonging to the general category, scheduled castes, backward classes and women by rotation which will be determined in the manner as detailed below:provided that the number of offices of the president reserved for the scheduled castes and backward classes in the state shall bear as may be the same proportion to the total number of such offices of the municipalities as the population of the scheduled castes and backward classes in the state bears to the ..... accordingly, part ixa; came to be inserted by the constitution (seventy-fourth amendment) act, 1992 w.e.f. .....

Manjunath Yamanappa Elemmi Vs. The State of Karnataka, Represented By ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... as per the rules framed by the state government and the guidelines issued, the state government issued notification for allotment of the office of the president and vice-president to the various categories for the 8th term in respect of city municipal council in the state in terms of rule 13 of the karnataka municipalities (president and vice- president) (election) (amendment) rules, 2015. 5. ..... section 42 (2-a) (a) contemplates that such number of offices of president and vice-president in the state for the persons belonging to the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and the number of such offices bearing as nearly as may be the same proportion to the total number of offices in the state as the population of the scheduled castes in the state or of the scheduled tribes in the state bears to the total population of the state. ..... hence, he submits that no irregularity has been committed and that the reservation of the office of the president has been made in accordance with the karnataka municipalities act and rules made thereunder and also the guidelines issued by the state government. ..... the state government following section 42 (2-a) (a) of the karnataka municipalities act, 1964, provided reservation for the office of president and vice- president to backward class, scheduled caste and scheduled tribe. .....

Parwatibai W/O Madhavrao Molddewad Vs. the State of Maharashtra and Ot ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1997(3)ALLMR541; 1998(1)BomCR31

..... accordingly, the legislature of the state enacted necessary provisions by inserting the necessary amendments in the maharashtra municipalities act, 1965 which is now named as maharashtra municipal councils, nagar panchayats act, 1965. ..... rule 2(a) of the amended rules provides that the collector of each district shall, by order published in the official gazette, reserve for a period of 10 years, commencing from the first election of the president after the date of commencement of the maharashtra municipalities (president election) (amendment) rules, 1995, the office of the president of each of the municipal council, or, as the case may be, nagar panchayat, in the district, for the scheduled castes, the scheduled tribes, the backward class of citizens and women as prescribed in sub-rules (2) to (5). ..... reservation of officers of the president : (1) the collector of each district shall, by order published in the official gazette, reserve for a period of ten years, commencing from the first election of the president after the date of commencement of the maharashtra municipalities (president election) (amendment) rules, 1995, the office of the president of each of the municipal council or, as the case may be nagar panchayat, in the district, for the scheduled castes, the scheduled tribes, backward class of citizens and women, as prescribed in sub-rules (2) to (5) (both inclusive). .....