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Supreme Court Advocates-On-Record Association and Anr. Vs. Union of In ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... nariman, namely, that since the constitution (99th amendment) act, was brought into force, consequent upon the notification issued by the central government in the official gazette on 13.4.2015, the consideration of the njac bill and the passing of the njac act, prior to the coming into force of the constitution (99th amendment) act, would render it null and void, the learned attorney general invited our attention to article 118, which authorizes, each house of parliament, to make rules for regulating their procedure, in the matter of conducting their business. ..... was inter alia drawn to section 4(2), of the central vigilance commission act 2003, section 4(2), of the lokpal and lokayuktas act 2013, section 7, of the national commission for backward classes act 1993, section 29a, of the consumer protection act 1986, section 7, of the advocates welfare act 2001, section 8, of the university grants commission act 1956, section 9, of the protection of human rights act 1993, section 7, of the national commission for minorities act 1993, section 8, of the national commission for minority educational institutions act 2004, section 24, of the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection .....

Paul Vs. Davis

Court : US Supreme Court

..... while roth recognized that governmental action defaming an individual in the course of declining to rehire him could entitle the person to notice and an opportunity to be heard as to the defamation, its language is quite inconsistent with any notion that a defamation perpetrated by a government official but unconnected with any refusal to rehire would be actionable under the fourteenth amendment: "the state, in declining to rehire the respondent, did not make any charge against him that might seriously damage his standing and associations in ..... action" allegedly in violation of the fourteenth amendment, and that amendment, which is only designed to prohibit "state" action, clearly renders unconstitutional actions taken by state officials that would merely be criminal or tortious if engaged in by those acting in their private capacities ..... 575, it also took care to point out that ohio law conferred a right upon all children to attend school, and that the act of the school officials suspending the student there involved resulted in a denial or deprivation of that right ..... is inexplicable how the court can say that a person's status is "altered" when the state suspends him from school, revokes his driver's license, fires him from a job, or denies him the right to purchase a drink of alcohol, but is in no way "altered" when it officially pins upon him the brand of a criminal, particularly since the court recognizes how deleterious will be the consequences that inevitably flow from its official act .....

Parkash Singh Badal and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1987P& H263

..... so far as the federal structure of the constitution is concerned, the argument put forward by shri shanti bhushan was that a directive can be issued by the president of an all india party, say the janta party under the said provision to the party legislators in karnataka to support a bill moved by bhartiya janta party to adopt hindi as the official language of the state.the members would be bound to obey the direction or otherwise entail disqualification. ..... the vires of the amendment act was challenged by shri shanti bhushan, the learned counsel for the petitioners, on the ground that it has eroded the basic structure of the constitution in three ways namely that clause (b) of para 2 is destructive of the parliamentary democracy and the federal structure, the two basic features and paras 6 and 7 of the power of judicial review of the high court and the supreme court under arts. ..... the other disturbing features of this phenomenon were; multiple acts of defections by the same person or set of persons (haryana affording a conspicuous example); few resignations of the membership of the legislature or explanations by individual defectors; indifference on the part of defectors to political properties constituency preference or public opinion; and the belief held by the people and expressed in the press that corruption and bribery were behind some of these defections. .....

United India Insurance Company Limited Vs. Anil Kumar

Court : Kerala

..... the law, as it stands at present, save the provision in chapter viia, inserted by the motor vehicles (amendment) act, 1982, enables the victim or the dependents of the victim in the event of death to recover compensation on proof of fault of the person liable to pay compensation and which fault m.a.c.a.no.764 o 7. ..... in the prefatory note of the amending act, it is stated that government considered a large number of representations received after finalisation of the report of the review committee, from the transport operators and public for making amendments in the m.v act. ..... secs.163a and 163b of the m.v act are introduced in the m.v act by sec.51 of the motor vehicles (amendment act), 1994 (for short, "the amending act"). ..... incorporation of secs.163a and 163b in the m.v act by the amending act was on account of the social obligation to provide compensation for accident victims without going into the long drawn procedure. ..... in the official gazette, from time to tiem amend the second schedule" 8. ..... (2004(1) t.a.c128) where a division bench of the calcutta high court has taken the view that it is open to the insurer to raise such defences.6. ..... swaran singh (2004 (1) klt 781), deepal girishbhai soni vs. ..... ltd (2004(2) klt 395), united india insurance co.ltd. vs. .....

Dalbir Singh Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2003P& H113

..... according to the learned counsel for the petitioner, in view of the mandate of the haryana official language act, 1963 it was open to the state government only to publish the notification dated 23-2-1982 in a language declared by the state as the language usable for official purposes and since under the haryana official language act the state of haryana had not declared urdu as the language which could be used for official purposes, the publication of the notification dated 23-2-1982 in the 'tej' in urdu did not satisfy the requirements of law ..... the real importance of the amendments of the rules in the year 1969 lies in the fact that the amendments were made by the president in exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the ..... enacted, lacks legal or statutory force on account of its having been enacted by an authority having no jurisdiction or on account of some procedural infirmities, or for some other like reason, it would be validated and would attain statutory force, if it is amended by an authority having jurisdiction, or during the course of a subsequent examination of the provision by the competent authority the procedure is duly followed, or such other like reason is superseded by valid prescription. ..... of 1981 decided on 18-2-1985), arrived at the same conclusion by holding as under :--'the impugned rules were amended in accordance with the provisions of section 84-a of the act from time to time and that one such amendment was effected on 4-4-1970. .....

Sanjiv Kumar and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Patna

..... they question the constitutionality and propriety of the bihar official language amendment act (bihar act 2 of 1981). ..... it is by the amendment act (act 2 of 1981), 'urdu' was adopted as the second official language. ..... the combined effect of the act and the notifications is to declare 'urdu' as the second official language in as many as 29 districts of bihar. ..... apart from defending the amendment act and the notifications as valid, it is stated that 'urdu' has been entertained in applications in government offices and supplying replies by the state government for the last more than 10 years and has not created any problem and the challenge made against the act and the notifications is belated.3. ..... the bihar official language act, 1950 came into force in 1950. ..... the resultant notifications dated 17-4-1981, 12-6-1989 and 16-6-1989 issued by the government in the department of official language are also assail-ed. ..... this writ petition is filed on 11-12-1991, more than 10 years after the amendment was made and more than 10 years after it was brought into force in 15 districts and more than 2 years and 6 months after the amendment act came into force in other districts.2. ..... but, in this case, the amendment act is assailed more than 10 years after it was enacted and even the latest notifications came into force more than two years and six months back. .....

Tika Ram and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. State of U.P. and ors. Etc. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2009(12)SC1; 2009(12)SCALE349; (2009)10SCC689:2009AIRSCW6465

..... in our opinion, added proviso would have to be read along with and in the light of section 3 of the amending act which clearly envisages a situation of the declaration under section 6 being published in the official gazette on the same date on which notification under section 4 sub-section (1) of the principal act was published in official gazette or on any day prior to the date of publication of such notification as defined in section 4 sub-section (1) of the principal act (emphasis supplied). ..... considering the language of sections 2 and 3 of the amending act, as also considering the proviso provided to section 17 of the principal act, this court had come to the conclusion that even after applying the urgency clause under section 17, such exercise of passing the section 4 notification and section 6 declaration simultaneously was valid. ..... if the object of amendment act was to save the schemes affected by radhey shyam's case (cited supra), which is clear also from the language of section 3 of the amendment act, then by accepting the plain meaning, the up amendment act would be rendered redundant and, therefore, such interpretation has to be avoided. ..... state of haryana reported in : 2004(12) scc 588 7. i.n. .....

Hardwari Lal Vs. G.D. Tapase and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1982P& H439

..... 3 with regard to the promulgation of the ordinance and the enactment of the amendment act, is as follows :--'with regard to para 30-e of the petition it is submitted that in order to make comprehensive amendments, in the light of the guidelines/recommendations of the reports of (a) education commission, (b) report of the committee on model act for universities and, (c) the report of the committee on governance of universities and colleges part i, the haryana government constituted a committee vide notification no. ..... section 9-a in the amendment act, which has been inserted after section 9 of the act, is exactly in the identical language as that of the ordinance. ..... 3(b) of the general clauses act, the amendment act would be deemed to have come into force on the date when it was published in the official gazette i.e. ..... in the case of official acts an absolute immunity from the process of court is given and this immunity extends not only to his official acts but also to acts purporting to be done by him in exercise of the powers conferred on him, so long as he is not guilty of dishonesty or bad faith. ..... garg, officiating principal of the medical college on 12th of april, 1978, that amongst the serious charge against him was the charge that he had made a false representation to the shah commission regarding emergency excesses and that without completing the inquiry and in order to embarrass and defy the petitioner, dr. k. n. .....

Union of India, Rep by the Defence Estate Office, Chennai and Others V ...

Court : Chennai

..... we are further of the view that there is a presumption against the retrospective operation of a statute and further a statute is not to be construed to have a greater retrospective operation than its language renders necessary, but an amending act which affects the procedure is presumed to be retrospective, unless the amending act provides otherwise. x x x x x x 30. ..... the respondents / land owners, questioning the validity of the acquisition proceedings preferred writ petitions, seeking to quash the said proceedings on the ground that the time prescribed under the land acquisition (tamil nadu amendment) act, 1996 (tamil nadu act 16 of 1997) has not been adhered to, resulting in vitiation of the proceedings. 5. ..... however, in the case on hand, when the publication in the locality was not made before the enforcement of the amending act, the period of sixty days would commence from the date of the notification, i.e. ..... on perusal of the amending provision, it is luculent that sixty days time prescribed therein for publication of the notification in the locality from the date of the publication of the notification in the official gazette or in two daily newspapers, is mandatory. ..... the learned additional solicitor general, in support of this contention, has referred to and relied on a decision of the supreme court in state of haryana and another vs. ..... in state of haryana vs. .....

Mohan Singh and ors. Vs. International Airport Authority of India and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996(8)SCALE251; (1997)9SCC132; [1996]Supp8SCR569

..... after the amendment act 68 of 1984, the same shall be published in two daily newspapers having circulation in that locality of which at least one shall be in the regional language. ..... sidhu, learned senior counsel for iaai, contended that preceding the amendment act 68 of 1984, the state had power to have the notification under section 4(1) and the declaration under section 6 simultaneously published in the gazette to take possession, when enquiry under section 5a was dispensed ..... for ascertaining the real intention of the legislature the court may consider, inter alia, the nature and the statute, and the consequences which would follow from construing it the one way or the other, the impact of other provisions whereby the necessity of complying with the provisions in question is avoided, the circumstance, namely, that the statute provides for a contingency of the non-compliance with the provisions, the fact the non-compliance with the provisions is or is not visited by some penalty, the serious or trivial consequences that flow therefrom, and, ..... would, thus, be seen that (1) the notification under section 4(1) shall be published in the official gazette; (2) the same should be published also in two daily newspapers having circulation in that locality at least one of which would be in the regional language; and (3) the collector shall cause public notice of the substance of such notification to be given at convenient places in the said locality. ..... court in state of haryana and anr. v. .....