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Arvind Textiles Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1994Raj195; 1994(1)WLN66

..... necessary. standards have been prescribed by these boards for the control of pollution. whoever makes the breach of these standards, commits an offence under this act. the act provides punishments which include both imprisonment and fine. different standards are needed for different types of industries regarding different streams at different places. under the provisions ..... by the committee constituted for the purpose of c.e.t.p.6. counsel for the petitioner contended that under section 104(1)(2) of the act, the state government is empowered to impose octroi duty on the goods and animals brought within the municipal limits for consumption, use or sale therein and ..... the board') for the purposes of business in which it is engaged.3. vide impugned notification dated 27-12-1989 (annex. 4), the rajasthan municipalities act, 1959 (for short, 'the act'), was amended by the state government and rs. 15/- per bale as water pollution prevention fee has also been imposed in addition to octroi duty @ .....

Smt. Tara Devi Vs. Smt. Sudesh Chaudhary

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1998Raj59; 1998(1)WLC186; 1997(2)WLN324

..... '.. . .power of superintendence conferred by article 227 is, as pointed out by harries, c. j., in dalmia jain airways ltd. v. sukumar mukherjee, air 1951 cal 193 (sb) to be exercised most sparingly and only in appropriate cases in order to keep the subordinate courts within the bounds of their authority and not for correcting ..... human conduct and public and private business in their relation to the facts of the particular case. if any inferior court or tribunal misdirects itself by acting upon any one circumstance, which does not fall within the definition of direct evidence, ignoring all other relevant circumstances required to be taken into consideration under ..... in excess of their statutory jurisdiction but correctly administer the law within the ambit of the statute creating them or entrusting those functions to them. the act has created its own hierarchy of officers and appellate authorities as indicated above, to administer the law. so long as those authorities function within the .....

J. Dhanraj Vs. Tamil Nadu Electricity Board and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)ILLJ931Mad

..... regulations. the learned single judge, with due respect to him in our view, has not appreciated the implications of the certified standing orders under the act and their overriding effect from a proper perspective. the learned single judge took note of the observations in raskilal vaghjibhai patel v. ahmedabad municipal corporation and ..... violation of regulation 25(2) would amount to misconduct, attracting disciplinary action. even if such a provision has been made, the standing orders under the act having got formulated and certified and they having not provided for such a misconduct, the regulations would not prevail and could not be invoked to take disciplinary ..... with any person who has a wife living without obtaining the permission of the board, but the standing orders under the industrial employment (standing orders) act having got formulated and certified and they having not provided for such a misconduct and there being no provision therein for such the eventuality, the regulation .....

Vidya Devi Vs. Himachal Road Transport Corporation, Simla and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : I(1990)ACC388,AIR1990HP19

..... jurisprudential proposition in any system. for, equity is not anti-law but a moral dimension of law rather, it is the grace and conscience of living law acting only interstitially. the quintessence of this concept may be stated thus: 'all great systems of jurisprudence have a mitigating principle or set of principles, by the application ..... the appellant was negligent in not having taken any legal advice in respect of the question of limitation provided for filing an application for compensation under the motor vehicles act. we are satisfied that the appellant was prevented by sufficient cause from a making the application within time.'13. in 1972 acc cj 183 : (air 1972 ..... rustic woman. she is an issueless widow. therefore, these factors should have been taken into consideration while deciding the application under section 110-a(3) of the act. in order to support his submission, reference to number of decisions has been made.11. in 1970 acc cj 216 (state of himachal pradesh v. jagdip singh .....

Brestu Ram Vs. Anant Ram and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : I(1990)ACC67,1990ACJ333

..... the conclusion that the same means: 'some cause beyond the control of the party and for successfully invoking the aid of the court, the claimant must have acted with due care and attention.'26. in vasava hiraben v. ishwarbharti karsanbharti gauswami 1976 acj 464 (gujarat), the claim petition was filed within time. however, ..... appellant was negligent in not having taken any legal advice in respect of the question of limitation provided for filing an application for compensation under the motor vehicles act. we are satisfied that the appellant was prevented by sufficient cause from making the application within time. 23. in raju narrayan v. chogalal bhagirath 1972 acj ..... to appreciate the submissions of the learned counsel appearing for the parties, it is necessary to reproduce the provisions of section 110-a of the motor vehicles act, 1939:110-a. application for compensation.-(1) an application for compensation arising out of an accident of the nature specified in sub-section (1) of section .....

Dasari Sriniv Vs. the Dy.General Manager, Syndicate Bank,

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... principles of natural justice or whether the punishment imposed is outrageously disproportionate. the subject matter of challenge in the writ petition is that the acts complained of against the petitioner do not at all constitute misconduct and initiation of disciplinary proceedings itself is arbitrary illegal and capricious. it has ..... conditions applicable to him, such issues would constitute an industrial dispute or unfair labour practice for which machinery is provided under the industrial disputes act for settlement of such issues. therefore, according to the respondents, the petitioner cannot approach this court without exhausting the other statutory alternative remedies available ..... him. the conditions of service of the petitioner are governed by the awards and settlements pronounced/signed under the provisions of the industrial disputes act. the above service conditions also contain the provisions and procedures to take disciplinary action and also to award punishments. if at all, the .....

Vilasini and Others Vs. Thankam Alias Thankamma

Court : Kerala

..... short point arising for consideration is as to whether the plaintiffs have succeeded in establishing their case that kunjukutty amma died after the introduction of the hindu succession act. in order to establish the death of kunjukutty amma, the plaintiffs have relied on ext.a2 death certificate issued to them from the kaipamangalam grama panchayat ..... death. the trial court non-suited the plaintiffs holding that the plaintiffs have not established their case that kunjukutty amma died after introduction of the hindu succession act as claimed by them. though the matter was taken up in appeal, the appellate court, on a reappraisal of the materials on record, confirmed the decision ..... nair died thereafter. kunjukutty amma also died later. according to the plaintiffs, kunjukutty amma died on 25.12.1957, after the introduction of the hindu succession act and as such, on her death, her one half share over the properties included in the c schedule to ext.a1 partition deed devolved on them as .....

Chimanlal Rawal Vs. Aslam and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2003ACJ2024; 2002(3)MPHT488; 2002(4)MPLJ132

..... been rejected by the tribunal or the high court, the claimant does not challenge the same and allows the said judicial order to become final. the aforesaid amending act shall be of no help to such claimant. the reason being that a judicial order saying that such petition of claim was barred by limitation has attained finality. ..... came into force from 14-11-94. therefore, after the said amendment and deletion of sub-section (3) of section 166, now no limitation is prescribed in the act, for preferring a claim petition. since this appeal was preferred and was pending the claimant/appellant is entitled to the benefit of change in law effected by the aforesaid ..... counsel for the appellant deserves to be accepted. it is clear that limitation for filing the claim petition was 6 months as prescribed under section 166(3) of the act. the proviso to section 166(3) further provided that claims tribunal could entertain the application after the said period of six months but not later than 12 months, .....

M.L. Sharma Vs. Adarsh P.V. Cooperative Group Housing Society Limited

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 101(2002)DLT45; 2003(68)DRJ306

..... , this court, thereforee, is of the considered view that prima facie the suit filed by the plaintiff does not appear to be barred by section 90 of the act.7. the prayer made by the plaintiff in his application is neither unreasonable nor unjust for the reason that the plaintiff is trying to safeguard and protect not only ..... constitution, management or the business of a cooperative society. the electrification work done by the plaintiff for the defendant society does not prima facie appear to be an act touching the business of the society as the society is not engaged in the construction and sale of the flats and it is merely a cooperative society constructing flats ..... business of a society.6. before considering the rival contentions of the parties on the question of the maintainability of the suit in view of section 90 of the act, this court must state at the outset that the question of the maintainability of the suit shall be considered by this court at the appropriate stage only. while .....

Nikhil Soni Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... excommunication not interfering with the other consequences of an excommunication falling within, the definition. on the other hand, it would be correct to say that the act is concerned with excommunication which might have religious significance but which also operate to deprive persons of their civil rights. 35. in gian kaur v/s state ..... , approval must be sought from the high court by filing a petition under article 226 of the constitution of india. the high court in such case acts as parens patriae. the matter should be decided by atleast two judges. the bench will constitute a committee of three reputed doctors after consulting such medical authorities ..... body). it leads to the inward path of nirvriti from pravriti by complete detachment form the sensory system. santhara is an exercise for self-purification. this religious act known as sallekhna-santhara has remained very popular through out the history of jainism. it is mostly known for a voluntary vow meditation till the person lives: .....