Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2000)2GLR761
..... , possession, carrying, manufacture, sale, transfer, repair, convert, proof-test, import, reimport, export, re-export, transport, self-protection, sport, display, destruction of wild animals which do injury to human being/cattle, protection of crops and cattle, target practice/shooting temporary possession as bona fide traveller visiting india etc. part d for applicant requiring licence for ..... that in the recent past i.e. since year 1997 and onwards, the industrialists, as a class, have started facing the threat to their life, liberty and property and realising the law and order situation and the sensitivity of the area of his occupation and working and the fact that ..... the legislature itself has made a distinction while using the word 'person' and 'citizen at different places and different provisions through-out the scheme of the arms act and the rules made thereunder.7. under chapter ii - 'acquisition, possession, manufacture, sale, import, export and transport of arms and ammunition' -(a) .....
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Reported in : (1979)2GLR140
..... prag ice and oil mills v. union of india a.i.r. 1978 s.c. 1296, it has been laid down by the supreme court that even though an act gets protection of the ninth schedule, an order made thereunder does not get it. in that case, constitutional challenge was raised against mustard oil (price control) order, 1977 made under the ..... ) of sub-section (3) of section 3.39. we now turn to the fourth contention which mr. i.m. nanavaty has raised before us. according to him, amending act-central act 92 of 1976-is ultra vires articles 14, 19(1)(f), 19(1)(g) and 31 of the constitution. the only contention which mr. i.m. nanavaty has raised ..... essential commodities act, 1955. so far as challenge under article 14 is concerned, it is difficult to conceive of any rational basis for that challenge mr. nanavaty has not raise .....
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Reported in : (1988)1GLR589
..... section 26 empowers the central government to delegate any power exercisable by it under the act to any officer or authority subordinate to it or to any officer or authority subordinate to the state government. section 27 is the usual protection clause for things done in good faith. section 28 requires the rules and notifications to ..... to prosecution and conviction. section 21 empowers the taxation officer to compound certain offences. section 22 protects a government servant from prosecution, etc; for anything done in good faith or intended to be done in pursuance of the act and the rules made there under. section 23 empowers the state government to make rules. the ..... be laid before parliament. section 29 continues the existing rules until they are superseded by any rules made under the act. section 30 confers power of revision on the central .....
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Reported in : (2004)2GLR1764
..... level rehabilitation committee towards rescue and rehabilitation of such persons;(xviii) the local cell shall periodically check-up the conditions in the protective homes or corrective institutions established under the act in city and district of surat, and, if any violation of the rules relating to maintenance of such homes/institutions are ..... and part-time engagement are forced by legal and social labelling to remain prostitutes and to bear that status in all the walks of their life. prostitutes epitomise social illegitimacy and are designated as a fair game for police scrutiny and social attack. if prostitutes by circumstances regulated by commercial ..... held that, upon their wholesale eviction from tanbazar and nimtali, prostitutes had been deprived of their livelihood which amounted to deprivation of the right to life making the action unconstitutional and illegal. it was also held that rehabilitation scheme must not be incompatible with their dignity and worth of human person but .....
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Reported in : (1978)19GLR671
..... is adopted by the university court, as provided by section 40. sections 51-a, 52-a and 53-a were introduced by amending act 6 of 1973. they provide for protection of the university teachers and the teachers of the affiliated colleges both against punitive termination or termination simpliciter. in the case of punitive terminative, ..... was concerned with such servants as cook, driver and valet, who, if master is unwilling to retain him in employment is foisted back in service, personal life of master would become miserable, we reach the watershed in the industrial revolution. society encompassing small employers slowly gave way and there came to be established giant ..... termination and 'declaration that man continues in service is granted, there is lurking public policy behind it namely in a democratic policy arbitrariness in all walks of life is to be eschewed. when we take note of all the principles behind three exceptions, they become clear, understandable and meaningful. it is this approach .....
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Reported in : AIR2002Guj59
..... court in the case of m. c. mehta v. union of india, 1997 (3) scc 715 pointed out the precautionary principle. with a view to protect the life of citizens, provisions of fire safety measures have been made compulsory and without the provisions no one can occupy the building where such safety is required to be ..... the constitutional machinery is obliged to be people-oriented. no functionary in exercise of statutory power can claim immunity, except to the extent protected by the statute itself. public authorities acting in violation of constitutional or statutory provisions oppressively are accountable for their behaviour before authorities created under the statute like the commission or the ..... by merely passing a resolution.31. from this, the only conclusion that can be drawn is that to benefit the wrong-doers, the chairman has acted. he has acted arbitrarily as per his whims and caprice to benefit some at the cost of many innocent occupiers who are facing problems of parking their vehicles and .....
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Reported in : (1981)22GLR349
..... these provisions of law were not in force at the time of the commission of the acts which have subsequently been nude offences with retrospective effect. clause (1) of article 20 gives protection to the acts concerned. it does not render the act giving retrospective effect to a penal piece of legislation illegal or void. under these circumstances ..... to milch cows over a period of a quarter of a century is the longer span of life of bullocks, which is on account of modern and compounded cattle feed and adequate health cover which provides a good protection from contagious diseases resulting in reduced mortality. he has also pointed out that in prescribing the age ..... have increased by 20.94 per cent during the same period. this (according to the deponent) would mean that the bullocks are being maintained for a longer life span. this is possible on account of improvement in animal husbandry practices as mentioned hereinabove, and it has been possible to save and maintain these animals for longer .....
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Reported in : (1997)1GLR198
..... psychic terrorism committed day-in and day-out by indiscreet crime and sex shown on t.v. disturbing the even and peaceful tempo of the social life!! further still, what is the meaning of constitutional protection to minors, girls and women, where no care is taken to prevent and destroy the sources motivating eves-teasing, kidnapping and abduction of girls, blackmailing them ..... affairs, government of india, new delhi. against women during 1994 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ molestation sexual importing immoral incident total harassment/ of girls traffic representation eve-teasing (upto 21 years) (preve.) of (prohi.) act act _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7 8 9 10 11 12 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2185 3710 6 264 38 10319 28 1 0 0 0 85 184 13 1 0 0 1545 432 75 3 8 .....
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Reported in : (2002)2GLR741
..... court in the case of m.c. mehta v. union of india (1997) 3 scc 715 pointed out the precautionary principle. with a view to protect the life of citizens, provisions of fire safety measures have been made compulsory and without the provisions no one can occupy the building where such safety is required to ..... the constitutional machinery is obliged to be people oriented. no functionary in exercise of statutory power can claim immunity, except to the extent protected by the statute itself. public authorities acting in violation of constitutional or statutory provisions oppressively are accountable for their behaviour before authorities created under the statute like the commission or the ..... by merely passing a resolution.31. from this, the only conclusion that can be drawn is that to benefit the wrong doers, the chairman has acted. he has acted arbitrarily as per his whims and caprice to benefit some at the cost of many innocent occupiers who are facing problems of parking their vehicles and .....
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Reported in : (2000)2GLR26
..... coastal zone management authority constituted in exercise of the powers conferred on the central government by section 3, sub-sections (1) and (3) of the environment (protection) act, 1986, by its order dated 26.11.1998 bearing no. s.o 999(e). the said gujarat coastal zone management authority is, inter-alia, empowered ..... supreme court while considering the said notification dated 19.2.1991, held that violation of anti-pollution laws not only adversely affects existing quality of life but the non-enforcement of the legal provisions often results in ecological imbalance and degradation of environment, the adverse effect of which will have to ..... parks, marine parks, sanctuaries, reserve forests, wildlife habitates, mangroves, coral/coral reefs, areas close to breeding and spawning grounds of fish and other marine life, areas of outstanding natural beauty/historical heritage areas, areas rich in genetic diversity, areas likely to be inundated due to rise in sea level consequent upon global .....
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