Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1987KAR262
..... controlling officer, it would be necessary to refer to certain provisions of the minor mineral concession rules, 1969. these rules are framed under section 15 of the mines and mineral (regulation and development) act, 1957. under these rules, apart from the state government, powers are given to 'competent officer' and 'controlling officer'. by notification no. ci 189 emm 79 dated 5-7 ..... licensee or the lessee is entitled to exploit the material found in the area on the terms and conditions of the licence and lease granted thereto. the mines and minerals (regulation and development) act of 1957 or the rules framed under the said act, does not authorise the state government or any of its officers to interfere with the working of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1987SC251; 1987MPLJ250(SC); 1986(2)SCALE638; (1986)4SCC566; [1987]1SCR1
..... ors. : air1980sc383 . 31. the learned counsel appearing on behalf of m/s. doongaji & co. also raised another contention based on the provisions of the industries (development & regulation) act, 1951. the argument of the learned counsel was that respondent nos. 5-11 were not entitled to set up new distilleries at the new sites without obtaining a ..... to be established at the new sites were in lieu of the present distilleries, it may not be necessary to obtain fresh licence under the industries development and regulation act but if fresh licence was required, it should be the responsibility of the distillers to obtain the same. the cabinet sub-committee also took various ..... to the highest bidder' and the other was whether on transfer to private ownership the distillers 'would be required to obtain any permission under the industries development and regulation act and if permission is not granted, whether any problem would arise out of it.' the cabinet sub-committee at the meeting held on 20th .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : [1989]66CompCas387(MP)
..... and not represented by available assets.8. further, according to the company, the accumulated losses will adversely affect the prospects of obtaining institutional finance which will be required for the development and modernisation of the company. further, dividends can be declared only after set off of the accumulated losses against future profits, in terms of section 205 of the companies act .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1989(44)ELT26(Bom)
..... in the court. the principal judge of the sessions court rejected the application against which the present writ petition has been filed.4. during the hearing of this petition another development has taken place in the case. as adumbrated earlier the gold control officers after learning about the alleged robbery and recovery of 6158 gms. gold from the accused persons and ..... apart from offence under the prevention of corruption act, the officer can be charged for committing offences under various other acts like the narcotics act, gold control act, foreign exchange regulation act, excise act, the antiquities & art treasures act, 1972 etc. the cases will have to be tried in different courts. even though the entire property may be seized and produced .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kerala
Reported in : (1987)IILLJ391Ker
..... the character of the authority as 'state' as defined in article 12 of the constitution of india, because the preamble itself provided that it was being established, 'for the development and regulation of water supply and waste water collection and disposal in the state of kerala, and for matters connected therewith,' which have essential and inalienable functions of the state. constitution of ..... necessary for appointments had been prescribed by the relevant statutory rules, supplemented by executive orders. recruiting agency was known, standards of proficiency were pre-determined, the process of selection was regulated by rules, and every qualified and eligible candidate had a fair and equal opportunity of competing for appointment in that department.5. it is true that the authority was constituted .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1987KAR2078
..... in the cement industry and a member of respondent-2 association. the grievance of the petitioner is that they were taken by surprise by the sudden developments during the conciliation proceedings before the regional labour commissioner (central) bombay in that the 2nd respondent having called upon the petitioner to meet them in bombay ..... prevent variation in conditions of service and the other powers conferred on the government for imposing penalties for violation of the provisions of the act are intended to regulate, to support and to restrain power of management and the power of organised labour. 'the words 'management' and 'labour' are abstractions but their real ..... meaning is that they are not persons but activities ; the activity to plan and to regulate production and distribution, to co. ordinate capital and labour on the one hand, the activity to produce and distribute on the other. labour too is an abstraction.' .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1987AP267
..... . dist.the government have considered the application and reject the application of m/s. barium chemicals limited under section 11(2) of the mines and mineral (regulation & development) act, 1957 as they have no priority. the application fee and preliminary deposit paid by the company be refunded after deducting the expenses, if any, incurred ..... extent of 100 acres in s. nos. 57 and 58 of pocharam village, yellandu taluk, khammam district subject to the provisions of mines and minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 and the rules made thereunder in general subject also to the conditions in form k. prescribed under the mineral concession rules, 1960 and to ..... ground that their application was received earlier than that of the petitioner and as such they have a preferential right under s. 11(2), mines and minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957, hereinafter called the act.4. the petitioner carried the matter in revision under s. 30 read with r. 54, minerals concession rules, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1988(2)WLN14
..... government to confer or entrust such other powers or functions on the zila parishad in relation to any development programme. sections 62 to 65 deal with the finances of the zila parishads and district controls vests in the state government in these matters. section 66 empowers the state government ..... years but the state government is competent to extend the term from time to time by a period not exceeding 4 years in the aggregate. section 53 entitles the district development officer to attend the meetings of the sub-committees of the zila parishad. section 57 prescribes the powers and functions of the zila parishad. sub-section (v) authorises the state .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kerala
Reported in : [1990]69CompCas145(Ker)
..... area of discretion with the board of directors of voluntary trade organisations like companies in the matter of admitting and entertaining members on their rolls. the development of the english law based on the principle laissez jaire has been sketched out in illuminating detail. the need or the desirability for adapting these notions ..... the specified time. counsel submitted that such reasonable period shall be a period of one month in view of rule 19(3)(e) of the securities contracts (regulation) rules, 1957, which provides, that--'a company applying for listing shall, as a condition precedent, undertake, inter alia... (e) to issue certificates in respect ..... anyone of the transferee-appellants. 5. the first respondent company resisted the application. the company maintained that the directors had only exercised their discretion under regulation 24 of the articles of association in the interests of the company and the shareholders, and they did not act on wrong principles or for collateral .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1987SC1652; 1987CriLJ1881; JT1987(3)SC1; 1987(1)SCALE844; (1987)3SCC434; [1987]2SCR953
G.L. Oza, J.1. This appeal has been preferred by the State after obtaining leave from this Court against the acquittal of the respondents recorded by the High Court of Allahabad by its judgment dated 13th April 1977 hearing an appeal against the conviction of the respondents recorded by First Additional Sessions Judge, Etah convicting all the respondents under Section 302 read with 149, Section 395 and 147 and sentenced to life, 10 years and 2 years rigorous imprisonment respectively to each one of the respondents.2. The prosecution case at the trial was that on 27. 10. 1974 A.S.I. Om Prakash Sharma accompanied by two constables Gauri Shanker, P.W. 2 and Kanauji Lal, P.W. 4 went to village Nidhauli Khurd, which was at a distance of three miles from Kotwali Etah, and arrested one Laturi there at about 1 or 1.30 P.M. Virendra Nath, deceased, had helped them in arresting the said Laturi. The A.S.I. and the two constables returned to the Police Station Kotwali Etah with Laturi in custody a...
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