Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2008(4)ALD422; 2008(3)ALT774; (2009)ILLJ439AP
..... award, has also recorded a finding that the corporation had been paying ex-gratia to its employees at the same rate as given in the payment of bonus act, that it had been enhancing the bonus, and the upper wage limit, as and when the payment of bonus act was amended, that they had paid the enhanced rate of bonus to all eligible employees in 1995-96 as per the amendment to the payment of bonus act, 1965 and that this payment had become a service condition by long practice and convention ..... raised is only with regards payment of ex-gratia, representing the differential amount payable under the pre-amended and the amended payment of bonus act, 1965, and not as to whether the profitability/financial position of the petitioner corporation was such as to provide for available surplus/allocable surplus under section 5 read with section 2(4) of the payment of bonus act, the tribunal was not justified in examining the profitability of the petitioner-corporation to determine whether it had enough surplus available to pay ex-gratia since such adjudication is beyond .....
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Reported in : AIR1968AP207; 1968CriLJ888
..... and further being a blood-pressure patient, as i am under-going treatment, apart from the fact that my purse is practically empty and i am not able to bear even the traveling expenses, i cannot come to the high court on 26-10-1966 and even if i am by force or otherwise taken before the high court, i cannot speak and argue, in view of my health, even for a few minutes, i hereby pray the hon'ble the chief justice to kindly be pleased to constitute a bench comprised of legally shrewd and ..... it will be an injury to the public if it tends to create an apprehension in the minds of the people regarding the integrity, ability or fairness of the judge or to deter actual and prospective litigants from placing complete reliance upon the court's administration of justice, or if it is likely to cause embarrassment in the mind of the judge himself in the discharge of his judicial duties. ..... 32 of 1965 is to commit the respondent for contempt of court under sections 3, 4 and 5 of the contempt of courts act, 1952 for having made certain allegations, amounting to contempt of court in crl. m. p. no. ..... in view of the respondent having used grossly contemptuous language in his booklet, which was further justified in the affidavit, i am left with no alternative except to pass a sentence, sufficiently deterrent, as to bring home to him the error of his conduct. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2007(2)ALD533; 2007(2)ALT410
..... contained in the hyderabad municipal corporations act, 1955, the andhra pradesh municipalities act, 1965 and the andhra pradesh urban areas (development) act, 1975, the government shall have the power to regularise the unauthorised constructions made by the owners or individuals who constructed the buildings unauthorisedly or in deviation of the sectioned plan upto 30th june, 1998 filed voluntary declaration or application for regularisation as stipulated under various government orders and to regularise the same after levying the penal amount in accordance with the procedure prescribed or the orders issued ..... (vi) faced with the threatened demolition of the constructions made by them in violation of the sectioned plan and the provisions of the 1955 act, the andhra pradesh municipalities act, 1965 and the rules and regulations framed under the two statutes, the builders and ors. ..... validation:--notwithstanding anything contained in the hyderabad municipal corporation act, 1955, the andhra pradesh municipalities act, 1965 and the andhra pradesh urban areas (development) act, 1975 and in any judgment, decree or order of any court, tribunal or other authority contrary to the various government orders including orders issued in g.o. ms. no. ..... similar provisions are contained in the andhra pradesh municipal corporations act, 1994 and the andhra pradesh municipalities act, 1965.25. .....
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Reported in : AIR1976AP273
..... claim for a certain sum of money on the ground that the defendant had sold certain shares belonging to him without his instructions but he was not able to prove that the sale was not authorised by him the supreme court reversing the decision of the high court held that the plaintiff could not be given a decree for the sum claimed on the ground of failure of consideration as he had no set up any such alternative claim in the plaint or even at the later stage when he sought to amend ..... the court held that so far as the land is concerned it is mortgage of immovable property and governed by the provisions of the transfer of property act but as regards the crop, it was held to be a mortgage of a moveable property and the mortgagee could only enforce the right of mortgage by suing for sale of the property. ..... babu khan executed a document on 6-7-1965 the salient terms of the said agreement are :(i) that the shares shall be lodged by the plaintiffs for transfer in their names :(ii) that sri a.k. ..... a-1 dated 8th july, 1965 and the shares were delivered to them. ..... the agreement between the parties is reduced to writing on 6-7-1965. ..... babu khan executed the agreement dated 6th july, 1965. ..... babu khan, executed an agreement of pledge on 6th july, 1965 marked ex. ..... on 6-7-1965. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1993(1)ALT35
..... sri muralinarayana bung, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner strenuously contended that non-compliance of the directions given by this court to deposit the rent ipso facto amounts to wilful disobedience of the orders passed by this court and also amounts to bringing down the dignity of the court and interfering with the due process of law and therefore, the respondenttenant is liable to be punished under the provisions of the contempt of courts act. ..... stated as follows:'non-compliance by the appellant with the order of this court directing him to deposit the arrears of rent due to the petitioners within the time prescribed and continue to deposit the future rent, does not amount to any contempt of court. ..... it is stated in the affidavit filed in support of the contempt case that the respondent-tenant has not paid even a single pie as directed by this court and therefore, there is wilful disobedience of the order of this court which entails the respondent herein punishable under the provisions of contempt of courts act.8. ..... 708 of 1965 to the high court against the order of the revenue court. ..... 5345 of 1965 for a direction to the respondent-tenant therein to deposit into court the arrears of rent to the credit of the eviction proceedings t.p.no. ..... 5345 of 1965 directing the respondent-tenant therein to deposit the arrears of rent at rs. ..... 5345 of 1965 pending revision. ..... 5345 of 1965. .....
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Reported in : 2005(6)ALD238; 2005(6)ALT185
..... , order, writ or other process of a court or willful breach of an undertaking given to a court'section 2(c) of the act defines criminal contempt as hereunder:' 2 (c) 'criminal contempt' means the publication (whether by words, spoken or written, or by signs, or by visible representation, or otherwise) of any matter or the doing of any other act whatsoever which-(i) scandalizes, or tends to scandalize, or lowers or tends to lower the authority of, any court; or(ii) prejudices, or interferes or tends to interfere with, the due course of any judicial proceeding; or(iii) interferes or tends to interfere with, or obstructs or tends ..... the learned judges of the apex court while dealing with the exercise of powers under the act observed that the weapon of contempt cannot be used for the purpose of execution of the decree or implementing an order of which law provides appropriate procedure and the purpose of discretion granted to the court is to maintain the dignity of courts and majesty of law. ..... the grievance of the landlord is that the direction issued by this court had not been complied with and hence, the landlord is entitled to invoke the jurisdiction of the court under the contempt of courts act, 1971 hereinafter in short referred to as 'the act' for the purpose of convenience.4. ..... 5345 of 1965. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2004(3)ALD605
..... of this court held,'.......the fact that the learned single judge has decided the fate of the order dated 22-9-2000 on merits, the learned single judge has found the order to be bad and therefore he has decided the matter finally between the parties pertaining to the legality of order dated 22-9-2000 rejecting the request of the writ petitioner for grant of affiliation, therefore even if it is accepted that this court has no power under section 19 of the contempt of courts act, this court has the power under clause ..... then the division bench of this court set aside the order of the learned single judge on the ground that the order passed by the osmania university rejecting the application of the writ petitioner was a fresh cause of action and the court, while deciding the contempt petition, it had also decided the fate of the order passed by the university rejecting the application of the writ petitioner. ..... the supreme court was of the view that when a seniority list was drawn pursuant to the directions of the high court, the high court could not come to a conclusion whether the seniority list had been drawn in accordance with its direction or not, unless it had gone into the correctness of the decision taken by the government in preparation of the seniority list. ..... venkayya, 1965 (1) an.wr 74. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1967AP299; 1967CriLJ1470
..... instead of giving a clear cut verdict on this vital matter, the supreme court after thirteen adjournments naturally managed by the attorney general representing the trustees and the state's advocate general representing the chief secretary and the director of endowments, recorded the compromise which in effect admits the applicability of only particular clauses of the hyderbad endowment regulation act, which on the very face of it is discriminatory and hence not valid. ..... after the entire evidence was recorded, arguments were heard at hyderabad where judgment also was pronounced by about the middle of 1965.an appeal which was preferred to this court from the decision of the election tribunal has also been disposed of the writing in question was published by the respondent while the proceedings relating to the election petition against sri brahmananda reddi were pending before the election tribunal. ..... sanjeeva reddy, then home minister observed that from now 'we hall dispense with justice' to the merriment of all those who participated in the function. ..... sanjeeva reddi, the then home minister observed when the andhra high court was inaugurated in guntur in 1954 that 'from now on 'we shall dispense with justice. .....
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Reported in : 2006(5)ALD442; 2006(5)ALT361
..... offering general educational courses, libraries, office and banks.parks, play-ground and other recreational uses, public assembly halls, cultural centers social and welfare institutions.clinics, nursing homes, hospitals, dispensaries, treating contiguous diseases and mental patients.public utility buildings, temples, mosques, churches and other religious buildings.petrol filling stations and petrol pumps with ..... of retail newspaper offices with specifically mentionedbusiness, department stores, hotels printing presses taxi and herein including theand restaurants and their accessory scooter stands, nursing following: agriculturaluses, professional business homes, hospitals and use of all types,establishments, libraries, offices, medical centers clean quarrying of gravel,banks, financial institutions, industries not exceeding 20 sand, clay and stonetheatres, cinemas ..... libraries, use clearly incidental to purpose of develop-gardens, plant nurseries and residential use which will not ment of the area customary home occupations and create nuisance or hazard, commercial enter-cottage industries not involving temples, mosques and other tainment like touring the use or installation of any religious buildings, municipal, in cinemas, circus machinery driven by power or any state and ..... the area comprised within the jurisdiction of municipal corporation of vijayawada and guntur or any municipality constituted under municipalities act, 1965 and such other area declared to be urban area by the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1966AP167; 1966CriLJ642
..... magistrate are:'you convicted me without reading section 6 of the act and accepting the fake notification dated 28-2-1944 for the making rules for the collection of assessment of duties under the sea customs act.....you took cognizance of the complaint which was addressed to the other magistrate beside neglecting to read the act and asking for the notification to be filed immediately.you adjourned the case several limes giving timefor the complainant to get at and file the notification under section 6 of the act i of 1944, withouteven summoning me and without ..... also contended that he was under no obligation to take a licence from the department for manufacturing salt on the ground that no notification was issued by the government to that effect in respect of the land in question the trial magistrate held that the salt officials committed the acts alleged in the exercise of their duty and that no injury had been caused to the respondent, and acquitted the accused against thr judgment of acquittal, the respondent carried the matter in appeal to this court in criminal appeal no. 266 of 1962, ..... . in order to substantiate his statement from the bar, he also filed an affidavit dated 28-7-1965 to that effect .....
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