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J.V.Sudhakar Vs. Governmentof A.P. Represented by Itsprincipal Secreta ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... after elaborate discussions, advised both the managements, express publications (madhurai) ltd., and vasavi communications ltd., that they should comply with section 25ff of the act while transferring the services of the employees and that the terms and conditions of service applicable to the employees of andhra prabha under the new management of ..... /3316/2004 dated 26.3.2004 of the commissioner of labour, since authority under section 17(1) of working journalist (conditions of services) and miscellaneous provisions act, 1955, cannot decide disputed amounts. 6. in the counter it is further stated that the express publication (madhurai) ltd., hydeabad and its employees reached a ..... and it is held that the writ petition is maintainable, since the petitioner complained the violation of the statutory provisions under section 25-ff of the act. the issue is accordingly answered in the affirmative. 18. with regard to relegating the petitioner to avail alternative remedy is concerned, it is be .....

Somanatha Reddy and ors. Vs. Govt. of A.P. and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(2)ALT515

..... the first respondent before according permission. in the absence of the reasons, which are required to comply the provisions of section 80(1) of the act, the government order issued is not in accordance with law and unsustainable. though the learned government pleader tried to substantiate his contention stating that the purpose ..... that purpose and they have identified the land in question. the commissioner has stated that as required under the provisions of section 80(1) of the act, a notification was issued in the gazette inviting objections, but no objections have been received in response to the said notification, therefore recommended to the government ..... fourth respondent as the same is in contravention of the provisions of section 80 of a.p. charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1987 (for short 'the act').2. the petitioners are the villagers of penugonda and they are the devotees of sri nageswara swamy, sri mahishasura mardhini, sri vasavi kanyaka .....

Patel Dadubhai Narsibhai (Decd.) Through His Heirs and Lrs. Jayaben D. ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1990)1GLR673

..... is the duty of the court while estimating the damages arising out of breach of contract to examine conduct of the parties. the party claiming the damages should act reasonably. a party claiming the damages is duty bound to remedy inconvenience caused on account of non-performance of the contract. to put in other words, the ..... defendant-board cannot be made liable for the same.26. now one important aspect may also be examined which is contained in explanation to section 73 of the contract act, 1872. the explanation reads as follows:in estimating the loss or damage arising from a breach of contract, the means which existed of remedying the inconvenience caused by ..... -board clearly disclose that the contract was between defendant-board and plaintiff no. 1. thus as far as the pre-condition of applicability of section 73 of contract act, 1872 is concerned, it is clear that the contract was between the defendant-board and plaintiff no. 1-dadubhai narsibhai patel. thus there was no privity of .....

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uo ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2004Mad476; 2004(3)CTC686; (2004)3MLJ577

..... the security bond dated 27.2.1940, granted a certificate under article 133(1) of the constitution, an argument was advanced that article 149 of the limitation act prescribed 60 year period of limitation for suits by the government which was unconstitutional as violating article 14 of the constitution. due to the said plea, the ..... statutory effect -wholly or partially to the hague rules. this international character of the provisions of law as incorporated in the articles to the schedule to the act makes it incumbent upon us to pay more than usual attention to the normal grammatical sense of the words and to guard ourselves against being influenced by similar ..... have therefore come to the conclusion that whatever be the proper mode of ascertaining the date when delivery 'ought to be made' under article 31 of the limitation act - whether that be the reasonable time for delivery in the circumstances of the case or the date when after correspondence the carrier intimates its inability to deliver .....

Karumuri Prakash Vs. Arya Vysya Sangham and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(2)ALD387; 2006(1)ALT733

..... . the procedure for making appointment of trustees viz., calling for applications, verification of antecedents, their tenure, etc, is stipulated under section 17 of the act. a reading of these two provisions, makes it clear that trustees have to be appointed as per the procedure prescribed there under and there is no ..... member appointed belongs to the backward classes.(6) all properties belonging to a charitable or religious institution or endowment, which on the date of commencement of this act, are in the possession or under the superintendence of the government. zilla praja parishad, municipality or other local authority or any company, society, organization, ..... denomination under article 26 of the constitution of india, then for appointment of board of trustees, the procedure prescribed under sections 15 and 17 of the act, which contemplates issuance of notification to the general public calling for applications for appointment of trustees, has to be followed. he stated that the leave .....

Dr. Sudesh Kumar Bhalla and ors. Vs. H.P. Krishi Vishva Vidyalaya and ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1986HP49

..... to have been conferred by implication as a necessary corollary and as incidental or ancillary to the powers of visitation and inspection conferred upon him by the act. before issuing such directions it was not necessary to follow the prescribed procedure or to afford any opportunity of hearing to any authority of the respondent ..... the opinion that the affairs of the university are not managed in furtherance of the objects of the university, or in accordance with the provisions of the act, and the statutory regulations or the special measures desirable to maintain the standards of the university teaching, examination, research or extension. if the university fails ..... the opinion that the affairs of the university are not managed in furtherance of the objects of the university, or in accordance with the provisions of the act, and the statutory regulations or the special measures desirable to maintain the standards of university teaching, examination, research or extension, he may indicate to the .....

Praveen Kumar and anr. Vs. JaIn Vishva Bharati Institute and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2004(4)Raj2528; 2004(4)WLC219

..... a state agency.10. the various controls which are exercised by the state under the provisions of the different enactments such as factories act, industries (development and regulation) act are of special significance.11. the expression 'other authorities' in article 12 must be given a board and liberal interpretation where ..... bringing within their sweep every authority which is an instrumentality or agency of the government or through the corporate personality of which the government is acting, so as to subject the government in all its myriad activities, whether through natural persons or through corporate entitles, to the basic obligation of ..... session 2003-2004. the directions are sought against the two respondents, being no. 1 jain vishva bharati institute (deemed university) ladnun, district nagour through its vice chancellor, and no. 2 being the registrar, jain vishva bharati institute (deemed university).2. the factual allegations are, that the institute was founded in the .....

Thangapandiyan Vs. Shri Kanniga Parameswari Amman Chathiram

Court : Chennai

..... its very definition implies dedication for benefit of public and endowment also presupposes dedication public religious trust therefore will include temples provisions of rent control act do not apply to temples in view of exemption granted to public religious trusts on facts also it was held temple under consideration constitutes trust ..... coming under control of tamil nadu hindu religious and charitable endowments act public temple is public religious trust to which exemption granted under government order is applicable.3. it has been contended by the tenant that nowhere ..... petition/tenant, who has mainly contended that shri kanniga parameswari amman chathiram, is a public trust and therefore, exempted from the purview of the rent control act, has not adduced any strong and concrete evidence to prove that the respondent was a public trust and therefore, by virtue of the provisions, granting .....

C.S.Peethambaran Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... set aside. crl.appeal no.972/2005 16 13. of course, it is true that the assistant engineer and the assistant executive engineer found on enquiry, that the official acts of the appellant herein had caused a loss of rs.3,665/-, as it was carried out unauthorisedly, without the sanction of the higher authorities. if at all, it ..... . pw1 is the chief engineer of the kerala state electricity board (for short, 'the kseb'), examined to prove ext.p1 prosecution sanction granted under section 19 of the pc act. on this aspect there is no dispute. pw2 is sreedharan, who had made application in 1995 for agricultural electricity connection to his property, pw3 is his son, who, according ..... the 2nd accused (lineman) not guilty, but found the 1st accused (sub engineer) guilty under sections 7 and 13(2) read with 13(1)(d) of the p.c. act and under section 417 ipc. he was, however, found not guilty under sections 120b, 409, 468 and 477a ipc. on conviction the 1st accused was sentenced to undergo rigorous .....

T.S. Venkatrama Aiyar Vs. V. Chendrasekara Aiyar and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1921Mad292; (1921)40MLJ344

..... we are not prepared to assent to such proposition in the absence of definite authority to that effect.'3. mr. ananthakrishna aiyar for the appellant admitted that the pensions act and the regulations of the thirties had no application and he did not deny that the decision in s.a. no. 1397 of 1918 was a direct authority against ..... as inam. in subraya mudali v. velayuda chettyi.l.r. (1906) mad. 153 it was held that except those classes of pensions which fall under section 11 of the pensions act, other classes of pensions are attachable and saleable. in bhimarasu varadayya v. manchukonda nammalwar(1909) 20 m.l.j. 88 . munro and abdur rahim, jj. held similarly that it ..... applied, whereas the present was a grant of the land itself the case is therefore not governed by the three regulations mentioned in that case or by the pensions act of 1871 which superseded those reugulations. (i do not lay stress on the fact that the grant there was called shrotriem grant whereas the grant in the present case .....