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Apr 23 1958 (HC)

Municipal Committee Vs. Ramkaran Ganeshilal

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1958MP355

..... in several english cases the questions of the extent of property and the nature of the right, title and interest possessed by urban authorities in streets vested in them under the metropolis local management act, 1855, the public health act. ..... ) laid down that --- (1) section 48 of the central provinces and berar municipalities act, 1922 (ii of 1922) does not in terms apply to a suit instituted after the municipal committee had been superseded; (2) when the committee is superseded, the powers and duties of the committee vest in the officer appointed by the government and the committee becomes dormant; and (3) where a claim is made against the property, which has vested in the state because of section 57 (2) of the act, then it is obligatory under section 80, civil procedure code, to serve a notice on the state or on the collector. ..... the only point that was important was; whether a notice under section 80, civil procedure code, is necessary in a suit against the municipal committee which had been superseded and an administrator had been appointed to manage its affairs under section 57(2) of the central provinces and berar municipalities act, 1922 (ii of 1922)? 39. .....

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Aug 09 2010 (HC)

Parishram Samaj Evam Kalyan, and ors. Vs. the State of Madhya Pradesh, ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur

..... the light of recommendations made by the committee of experts constituted by the government of india, ministry of home affairs, national disaster management division in the month of september, 2004, with a view to provide for "multi national hazard safety" under the development plan, or amendment were proposed in the act. ..... an application from any person or any association of persons for modification of development plan or zoning plan for the purpose of undertaking an activity or scheme which is considered by the state government or the director, on the advice of the committee constituted by the state government for this purpose, to be beneficial to the society, make such modification in the development plan or zoning plan as may be deemed necessary in the circumstances of the case and the modification so made in the development plan or zoning plan shall be an integral plan or zoning plan shall be an integral part ..... green-belts and nature reserves;(c) allocate in detail areas or zones for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural and other purposes;(d) define and provide for the complete road and street pattern for the present and in the future and indicate the traffic circulation;(e) lay down in detail the projected road and street improvements;(f) indicate and provide for areas reserved for public buildings, institutions, and civic developments;(g) assess, make projections for ..... bombay environmental action group and others, (2006) 3 scc 434 in support of his proposition .....

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Sep 22 1989 (HC)

Sushila Devi D/O Ramsingh Vs. Maharajsingh Devisingh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1990MPLJ445

..... three questions arise for determination in this appeal: -i) whether the lower appellate court has rightly constructed the meaning of the term 'member of the family' so as to exclude illegitimate sons of a bedini - country pros.?ii) whether the lower appellate court has rightly held the plaintiff to be in possession of other alternative accommodation sufficient to satisfy her requirement?iii) whether the plaintiff could have been denied a decree for ejectment on the ground of non-satisfaction of the requirements of section 12(7) of the act?6. ..... it was held:-'the word 'family' is to be held to include not merely body of persons who originate from a common ancestor, but also a group of persons related by blood and living in one house or under one head of management.'18. ..... be available for execution until 31-10-1989, and thereafter until 30-6-1990 provided that on or before 31-10-1989, the tenant-respondent files an undertaking on affidavit before the executing court in the following terms: -1) that on or before 30-6-1990, he shall handover vacant and peaceful possession of the accommodation to the plaintiff;2) that he shall not part with possession of the premises in favour of anyone else nor damage the premises in any manner whatsoever;3) that on or before 31-10-1989 he shall deposit the entire amount of arrears of rent calculated .....

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Jan 24 1972 (HC)

Gopal Krishna Vs. Kamta Prasad

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1972MP193; 1973MPLJ11

..... jab lj 1020 = (air 1964 sc 859) it was held:'sections 94 to 98 of the indian evidence act afford guidance in the construction of documents; they also indicate when and under what circumstances existing evidence could be relied upon to construing the terms of a document section 94 of the evidence act lays down a rule of interpretation of the language of a document when it is plain and applies accurately to existing facts. ..... ' what the judge is supposed to do is to sit in the arm-chair of the testator and if not with the invalid outlook of the testator to construe the meaning of the words in the sense the testator understood and used, and therefore the popular meaning and popular connotation of a word as normally understood by men or ordinary testators, is ..... is stated :'on a question of true interpretation of a will, decisions on the construction of other wills are useful only for the limited purpose, in so far as they lay down the principles of law which have to be observed in the construction of wills, courts should not form any pre-conceived notions about the intention of the testator, based upon some decision apparently containing similar language and then enquire, how far the will in question resembles the will or wills referred to in the judicial decisions.'22. ..... air 1962 assam 106 it was observed that there can be no objection in law if one part of an instrument is operative as will and another part of the same instrument operates as a document giving possession and management. .....

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Sep 16 2002 (HC)

Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(2)MPHT416

..... to the epicentre;(vi) a sub-committee of disaster management institute of three members shall be established in the city of jabalpur who shall function under the parent body constituted at bhopal;(vii) the committee constituted by the state government for preparation of blue print for dealing with the natural disaster like earthquakes shall finalise the blue print within a period of three months from today;(viii) certain non-governmental organisations should be identified to participate and assist in the functioning of the sub-committee that is meant for the district disaster management;(ix) the ..... the stand that has been taken by the respondents that they would act according to the master plan has also been commented upon by the petitioner indicating that no master plan has been produced to establish how the people would be accommodated in case of occurrence of any disaster. ..... the corporation has contemplated to issue notices under section 309 of the municipal corporation act, 1956.7. ..... shrivastava for acting as a coordinator. .....

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Jan 06 1960 (HC)

Rajkumarsingh Vs. Authority Under Payment of Wages Act and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1960MP307; [1960(1)FLR326]; (1960)IILLJ543MP

..... one line of attack was based on the construction of section 25f itself and particularly on the exact import and significance of the term 'retrenched' used therein in view of the definition of the term 'retrenchment' in section 2(oo) of the act.it was contended that having regard to the true meaning of the term in the context in which it is used and the general scheme and object of industrial disputes act the provision can only apply to a running business and not to one which is closed down in the absence of any specific provision to that effect in the act itself. ..... its inception so that it had become quite uneconomic to carry it on and the management therefore decided to close it, down permanently to save the said company from further, losses and a notice was given to its workers on 1-3-1957 that the business would be closed down permanently from 1-5-1957, this was accordingly done.during the interval between the date of notice and the date fixed for closure of date industry the president issued the ordinance aforesaid giving it a retrospective operation as from 1-12-1956. .....

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Aug 17 1992 (HC)

Bala Prasad Rajoriya Vs. Madhya Pradesh Electricity Board and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1993(0)MPLJ7

..... therefore, in such a situation, even if there was a term of termination of the appointment on one month's notice or on payment of one month's salary (including allowances) in lieu thereof, the petitioner's services could not have been terminated during the tenure of one year, unless the petitioner was not found physically and mentally unfit or the continuation of the employment of the petitioner was not in the interest of the board, or for commission of any act of misconduct, etc. ..... true, ordinarily, when state or an authority entering into the field of ordinary contract, acts purely in its executive capacity, then relations are governed not by the constitutional provisions but by the legal valid contract which determines the rights and obligations of the parties inter se they can claim only rights conferred upon them by the contract in the absence of any statutory obligations on the part of such authority (i.e. ..... , the meaning of the word 'policy' is given as 'the general principles by which a government is guided in its management of public affairs'. ..... in webster's new international dictionary, second edition, the word 'policy', is said to mean, inter alia, 'a settled or definite course of method adopted and followed by government, institution, body or individual'; as also 'prudence or wisdom in the management of public and private affairs'. .....

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Jul 22 2010 (HC)

Bhartiya Alternative Medical Foundation and Others. Vs. the State of M ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur

..... government, whether affiliated to any university or recognised by any board or not, is being administered or run on such date, the person responsible for establishing or administering or running such institution for the time being in force shall make an application within 30 days from the date of commencement of the madhya pradesh chikitsiya shiksha sanstha (niyantran) sanshodhanadhiniyam, 2006 to the state government in such from and together with such fee as may be prescribed for grant of permission or for continuance of such institution of medical ..... as per section 7, in case any institution established prior to coming into the force of amendment act, 2006, which has not obtained permission of the state government to impart such course of instructions, it has to apply within 30 days from the date of commencement of amendment act. ..... earlier 'medicine' used to mean; (i) the medicine within the meaning of clause (f) of section 2 of the indian medical council act, 1956, (ii) medicine in homeopathy and biochemistry within the meaning of clauses (1) and (3) respectively of section 2 of the madhya pradesh homeopathic and biochemic practitioners act, 1951 and (iii) medicine in ayurvedic system, naturopathy or unani system within the meaning of clauses (b), (e) and (l) respectively of section 2 of the mahdya pradesh ayurvedic unani tatha prakritic chikitsa vyavasayi adhiniyam, 1970. ..... meaning of the word doctor has been changed by amendment act, 2006. .....

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Jan 23 2009 (HC)

Wakf Imambara Imlipura Vs. Smt. Khursheeda Bi and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2009MP238; 2009(5)MPHT271

..... as such, in my opinion, the submissions made by the learned counsel for the petitioner (defendant) in this regard, cannot be accepted.we are unable to agree with the view propounded by learned single judge of the allahabad high court as in our opinion, section 85 is in two parts in the aforesaid decision the second part has been taken to govern even the first part, in our opinion, the words 'any dispute, question or other matter' used in the first part of section 85 would cover the dispute of ejectment between the wakf and its ..... keelakarai south street jamath masjid paripalana committee air 2001 mad 431 the high court has taken the view that the petition filed by the members of jamath seeking permanent injunction restraining the opposite parties from interfering with management of jamath and consequently granting temporary injunction restraining them from holding election cannot be entertained by the tribunal. ..... allatala tala malik wakf ajakhan mus : air 2006 all 115 (supra) a single bench of allahabad high court has held that in the suit for ejectment of tenant dispute is with respect to determining the tenancy such a suit is not a suit in respect of any dispute, question or other matter relating to any wakf, wakf property in the context in which such words have been used in section 85 of the wakf act, 1995. .....

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Oct 17 1962 (HC)

Madanlal Tiwari Vs. the Superintendent and Manager, the Bengal Nagpur ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1964MP297; 1964MPLJ435

..... the principle of collective bargaining is an important corner stone of the trade union and, therefore, an agreement reached by the management and a union or unions containing the majority of the workers or a large number of them should be held to be binding on all the workers irrespective of the fact that they do not approve and ratify the same but in the instant case, there is nothing on the basis of which it could be said that they did not ratify the subsequent contract. ..... the payment of good muster wages was made up to the end of october 1955 but it was thereafter stopped by the management it was alleged that good muster wage was 'wage' as defined under the payment of wages act and the three applicants and 1126 other workers on whose behalf the application was made were entitled to receive it for the month of november 1955. ..... it was contended that good muster was only a 'concession' amounting to ex gratia payment and not wages as defined in the act; that there was no express or implied contract to pay good muster; that the recognised union had entered into an agreement with the management on 14-10-1955 which was registered on 4-1-1956 and later on when some defect was found in the registration, a fresh notice of change was given on 26-5-1956 under section 31 of the c. p. ..... , rajnandgaon, made an application against badrinarayan, superintendent and manager of the said mills under section 15 (3) of the payment of wages act. .....

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