Started by rakeshtrikha at 9:06 p.m. on 31 Jan. 10
Dear Friends,
My self appointed on 17/10/1989 as lecturer in chemistry in a govt. aided college in Punjab and my services illegally terminated I won the case and rejoined the institute again in 1994 with all my back wages and service benefits. College authorities illegally opened Saving Bank account in the name of EPF in local State Bank of patiala at a saving interest and deducted EPF from 1994 and not from date of confirmation i.e. 17/10/1989. In spite of many letters to Principal /registrar guru nanak University and regional Provident commissioner Amritsar regarding mismanagement of EPF nothing is done. this is being done with nearly 20 lecturers. Now we are planning to take legal path as we have lost lakhs of rupees at individual level. Our basic pay was 2200/- at the time of appointment.
Please suggest can we file writ petition in Punjab and Haryana High court and what are the chances?
we will be highly thankful if all the legal experts can help me in giving citation judgments in this matter.
Thankyou all in anticipation
Rakesh Trikha(rakeshtrikha@yahoo.com)
Started by Anonymous User at 7:18 p.m. on 31 Jan. 10
juddgment renderd on 193 indian penal code
Started by MANI RAM SHARMA at 8:27 a.m. on 31 Jan. 10
Filing of charge-sheet before the court without sanction per se is not illegal, nor a condition precedent…Quashing the chargesheet even before COGNIZANCE is taken by a criminal court amounts to "killing a still born child'. Till the criminal court takes COGNIZANCE of the offence there is no criminal proceedings pending… Expeditious trial of a criminal case is the cardinal rule. DELAY feeds injustice to social order and entertaining writ petitions would encourage to DELAY the trial by diverse tricks… an accused with a view to DELAY the trial, resorts to writ proceedings, raises several contentions including one on merit as vehemently persisted by Sri Jain to consider this case on merits and have the proceedings kept pending. The result would be that the people would loss faith in the efficacy of rule oflaw.( STATE OF BIHAR ETC. ETC. Vs. P.P. SHARMA, IAS AND ANR. 1991 AIR 1260 )
Started by dahuja1 at 8:15 p.m. on 30 Jan. 10
Punjab agricultural produce marketting act 1961
Can One firm (having licence under section 10 of Punjab agricultural produce marketting act 1961) have two sheds/working places/shops as per Punjab agricultural produce marketting act 1961/Punjab agricultural produce marketting Rules 1962
Started by amitmaheshwari at 7:50 p.m. on 30 Jan. 10
A suit has been instituted by plaintiffs claiming in share in a property and to support their case, they joined respondent no. 5, who have no share in the property. Hence I need judgment for deletion of respondent no. 5 in above situation.
Started by MANI RAM SHARMA at 8:49 a.m. on 29 Jan. 10
Section 190*, Criminal Procedure Code is the section dealing with the jurisdiction of Magistrates to take COGNIZANCE of an offence on a complaint etc. It says that a Magistrate “may” take COGNIZANCE of an offence on a complaint . Though the section id worded as if it were permissive , it does not appear that the intention of the legislature was to give DISCRETION to Magistrate in the matter of taking COGNIZANCE of an offence on a complaint. If a complaint discloses an offence over which the magistrate has jurisdiction and his jurisdiction over it is not barred by a statutory provision such as contained in S. 195, Criminal P.C.. he seems to be bound to take COGNIZANCE. There is nothing in the section to suggest that he can refuse to take COGNIZANCE . It may be that he will have no data on the basis of which he can decide whether to take COGNIZANCE or not,but it seems that even if there are some data , it is not open to him to refuse to take COGNIZANCE.( Chitto Adhikari v Vidya Bhushan Sharma AIR 1952 All 455 at 456)
Started by manish chandumal jeswani at 9:35 p.m. on 27 Jan. 10
whether a girlfriend of husband can be prosecuted for the offence punishable section 304B of penal code,if anyone has came across any authority in this regard please let me know.
Started by avinash88 at 4:18 p.m. on 27 Jan. 10
correction of seniority in Gradation list
Started by avinash88 at 4:11 p.m. on 27 Jan. 10
I want the Judgment
CPJ 2001(ii)366 Rajdhani Builders v/s B.S.Badoria
Started by Anonymous User at 11:18 a.m. on 27 Jan. 10
When I produced the print out of the judgment from this site, the hon Judge wanted certified copies or Air copies. How to get them?
