defendant-Corporation,
being the competent authority, issued an amendment letter dated
22.05.1996, incorporating the mode of measurement, and that formed part
of the contract ... defendant issued another letter dated 15.07.1996, reiterating the mode
stipulated in the earlier letter of amendment and clarifying the same. It is
relevant to note
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pointed out that the Industrial
Disputes Act, 1947 , was amended by an Amendment Act 46 of 1982,
wherein, the legislature wanted to exclude certain fields ... also
worthy to note that the said amendment is yet to be notified and kept in
dormant mode till today for the best reasons known
Rules 2 and 3 of Order 17, particularly the amendment by the Amendment Act, 104 of 1976. Order 17, which contains rules as to adjournments ... suit in one of the modes directed in that behalf by Order 9? the amendment made by the Court is clear in one respect that
such a situation.
11. Order XVII, Rule 2, C.P.C . before amendment of 1976 reads as follows :
"Where, on any day to which ... Court may proceed to dispose of the suit in one of the modes directed in that behalf by Order IX or make such other order
with the ratio of the said judgment by an amendment Act 46/1982. Since alternative modes of redressal of grievance after excluding those establishment from
circumstances. Indeed, the Act recognizes several modes of putting an end to the existence of a co-operative society, viz, by amalgamation, by merger ... particular category of societies is also one of the modes, now provided by the Amendment Act. It is not as if the abolition
mode of attachment sought for is only procedural in nature, in a petition filed for execution within time and in this view, the amendment cannot ... filed in time, the proposed amendment cannot be described, as time barred, since under the proposed amendment, only the mode of attachment alone is sought
jurisdiction can be altered. only by legislative amendment. And not by any other mode. However omni Conivetent the High Court can be under ... statutory restriction exi4ting can be altered only by legislative amendment and not by any other mode and hence however omni competent the Dower that could
amendment relating to the post of Assistant Statistical Investigators. The first amendment which is relevant is that while retaining the three modes of appointment
