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Baroda Goods Transport Service (Through their Constituted Attorney Shr ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1977)18GLR597

..... to restore the connection. since the request was not complied with and the disconnection continued, the petitioner filed the present petition on march 8, 1976 against the union of india and the divisional engineer, telephones, baroda for a writ quashing and setting aside the order of the concerned authorities disconnecting the telephone and for a ..... necessity of giving a hearing was laid down and where the disconnection had to be resorted to for improper use of the telephones in question for illegal forward trading. in the case before us, the situation is entirely different. as stated earlier, the action here is taken under rule 20(a)(ii) which is an ..... the provisions authorising administrative interference with private rights. under the circumstances, the parliament must be held to have authorised them to do it unless a particular act showed a contrary intention. he then proceeded to state:it seems to me to be a reasonable and almost an inevitable inference from the circumstances in which .....

The Manekchowk and Ahmedabad Mfg. Co. Ltd. Vs. I.G. Thakore and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1968)10GLR786

..... specified in schedule i. sub-section (2) thereof says that notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), the state government may refer, or an employee or a representative union may apply in respect of any dispute of the nature referred to in clause (a) of paragraph a of section 78, to a labour court. the standing orders ..... the industrial worker is directly able to take up his dispute and go before the laboure court under industrial relations act, and that a worker governed under industrial disputes act cannot himself take it but has to go through the union or the government, should make no difference, for after all these principles affect the determination of any such order ..... has under section 78(1) of the act, as in the latter, it can decide disputes only as to the legality of propriety of the order of the domestic tribunal. the principles enunciated by the supreme court relate as to bow far and in what way any interference can be trade with the orders passed by the domestic .....

Adambhai Ranabhai Vs. the Regional Transport Authority and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1968)9GLR674

..... the statute having provided for the necessity of permits, these provisions have an important bearing on the fundamental rights of the citizens to carry on their trade in the public transport business and these tribunals which are constituted to exercise then important quasi-judicial functions have, therefore, their composition determined by the legislature ..... of andhra pradesh : [1960]1scr580 . his lordship referred to the decision of the house of lords in frome breweries co. ltd. v. bath justices 1926 a.c. 586, as an authority for the proposition that unless the legislature clearly and expressly ordained to the contrary, the principles of natural justice cannot be ..... together. at page 245, he further pointed out that an industrial tribunal can be constituted only in accordance with the provisions of section 7, industrial disputes act, and unless a tribunal is properly constituted, it cannot be invested with jurisdiction to adjudicate on industrial disputes. under sub-section (2) of section .....

The Anant Mills Co. Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1973)14GLR826

..... separate class by themselves and differential treatment can be accorded to them without transgressing the equality clause of the constitution. that is the decision in jain brothers v. union of india : [1970]77itr107(sc) . we have carefully gone through this decision but we do not think it assists the contention of the respondents. it does ..... to question in courts. vide inder singh v. the state of rajasthan : [1957]1scr605 . the decision of the supreme court in hathising mfg. co. v. union of india : (1960)iillj1sc also lays down the same proposition. there in that case the constitutional validity of section 25fff was challenged on the ground that it discriminated ..... in force within the area of the municipal limits since the commencement of the corporations act and part ii of that act which provides inter alia for restriction of rents applies to premises let for residence, education, business, trade or storage and also open land let for building purposes. section 7 which occurs in para ii .....

Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation Vs. Firoze M. Mogal and Anoth ...

Court : Gujarat

..... statute. it has been declared a part of the basic structure of the constitution by the constitution bench of this court in the case of l. chandra kumar v. union of india and others, reported in (1997) 3 scc 261 : (air 1997 sc 1125 : 1997 air scw 1345) and therefore abridgement by a constitutional amendment is ..... word 'writ' and what is 'a writ of certiorari' ? a plain dictionary meaning of the word writ? is as under:- a form of written command to act or not act in some way? as per law lexicon writ? is explained as under:- in general is the king's precept, in writing under seal, issuing out of some ..... the constitution of india and not let thereby made inter-changeable, inter-convertible, inter-substitutable. the respective laws and precedents applicable to and binding on the respective acts of quasi-judiciary and exclusive-judiciary are essentially, inherently, intrinsically different from one another and not inter-applicable, inter-binding, inter-exchangeable. it was further submitted .....

Babulal Vadilal Vs. Ambica Iron and Steel Works Re. Rolling

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1974)15GLR474

..... applied when the meaning of a statute is plain and free from ambiguity'. lord loreburn l.c. said in west ham union v. edmonton union (1908) a.c. 1 at page 4:great importance is to be attached to old authorities on the strength of ..... regulations now in force' were retained. the calcutta high court in a decision given in india electric works v. registrar of trade marks : air1947cal49 inferred from this change that the appellate jurisdiction of the high court as specified in clause 16 was confined only ..... they are governed by section 98, the next decision which followed was that in prafulla katnini v. bhabani nath a.i.r. 1926 calcutta 121. in this case page, j., who was a party to the judgment in suresh chandra v. shiti kanta (supra) ..... fort william in bengal, madras and bombay and section 9 provided that 'each of the high courts to be established under this act shall have and exercise all such civil, criminal... jurisdiction, original and appellate and all such powers and authority for, and in .....

Koli Dana Nathu Vs. G. Ghosh

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1973)14GLR209

..... the authority has not kept in his mind the guide-lines laid down for the exercise of this power.3. after the classic decision in a. k. kraipak v. union of india : [1970]1scr457 , at page 155, the legal position is well settled. with the increase of the power of the administrative bodies it has become necessary ..... not only helped to demoralise the public morals but what was worse, to spread diseases not only affecting the present generation, but also the future one. such' trade in public might also lead to scandals and unseemly broils. there were, therefore, pronounced and real differences between a woman who was a prostitute and one who was ..... included public order, decency or morality and all other public interests which might be compendiously described as social welfare. their lordships pointed out that chapter 5 of the act was headed as 'special measures for maintenance of public order and safety of state' and the sub-head ii therein provided for 'dispersal of gangs and removal of .....

Muman Habib Nasir Khanji Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1970)11GLR307

..... jurisdiction in this case as contemplated by section 211, it had no jurisdiction to receive any additional evidence and inasmuch as it received the additional evidence it acted without jurisdiction and committed an error apparent on the face of the record. the order of the state government is, therefore, vitiated in law and cannot ..... therewith and for the purposes of sections 25 and 26 includes village-officer appointed or officiating under any of the provisions of the bombay hereditary offices act or the mamlatdars act, 1887.in view of this definition, the decisions of the officers connected with survey will be appealable under section 203 to their superior officers. if ..... to the highest. now the state government is not and cannot be a 'superior officer'. under the constitution of india and also under the earlier constitution acts, it has been an ultimate executive authority in respect of the matters assigned to it. therefore, the state government is not an 'immediate officer'within the .....

indravadav Occhavlal Modi Vs. Vadodara Municipal Corporation and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1982)1GLR88

..... certain facts require to be stated. the respondent no. 1 vadodara municipal corporation is a corporation constituted under the provisions of the bombay provincial municipal corporations act, 1949 (the 'act', for short) the term of the councillors of this corporation elected in the year 1975 had become over and so fresh elections were held on january ..... state government to withdraw the show-cause notice that it has issued in purported exercise of its powers under section 452 of the bombay provincial municipal corporations act, 1949 and/or to quash the said notice;(f) to issue an order, of injunction restraining the state government from taking action of supersession of the ..... for the purpose of carrying out those very duties and fulfilling those very obligation which afforded the grounds of the notice under section 452 of the act, it is to be expected of the august and impartial institution like the government to consider all these material facets in their proper perspectives and decide .....

J.B. Dave, Dy. Director and ors. Vs. Government of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1993)1GLR470

..... kept in mind by the state and likewise for the impugned g.r. if the deputy directors succeed in their challenge to the impugned g.r., the government has already acted as per the earlier g.r. there is, therefore, no need whatsoever, for the court to issue any direction except the consequential one as set out in clause (d) ..... direct that a particular pay scale be given, but, it can certainly issue directions whereby, the government while exercising its legislative functions of framing pay fixation rules will have to act, according to the direction of the court and do justice to the litigants before the court.24. the learned a.g.p. had cited : (1981)illj271sc (jiwan kishore v. ..... formulated and promulgated in view of the spc. the moment we refer to the aforesaid prayers, it is quite clear that nowhere rules are challenged. it is only the administrative act of issuing the g.r. that has been challenged and when we refer to and carefully lead the impugned g.r. as well as the earlier g.r. dated 3 .....