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Computed, it has been legislatively recognised as involving, as part of the process of computation, both

established neither by charter nor statute, its existence is officially recognised-e.g., Criminal Appeal Act, 1907, s. 18 (2).

institution, means a hospital, health centre or other such institution recognised by a University as an institution in which a person

those facts. It is a peculiar mode of seeking redress recognised by law, P. Philip v. Director of Enforcement, (1976) 2

Act, 1973 and it is only when the school is recognised by the 'appropriate authority' that it becomes amenable to other

view to give a daughter in marriage and is customarily recognised as an heir in the absence of a natural-born-son, P.

'deputation' is well under-stood in service law and has a recognised meaning. 'Deputation' has a different connotation in-service law and the

in India at the commence-ment of this Act which is recognised as an Indian ship under the proviso to sub-s. (2)

Act, 1872, s. 27) It means any kind of leave recognised by the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (Staff and Conditions of

of such article or process and includes-- (i) any standard recognised by the Bureau under clause (b) of s. 10; and