that National Commission for SC is a constitutional body constituted under Article 338 of the Constitution of India. According to him, National Commission ... light of the rules of procedure of National Commission, framed under Article 338(4) of the Constitution of India. Accordingly it is stated that
endeavour to uphold the impugned order, contend that under provisions of Article 338 of the Constitution of India, the Commission would have jurisdiction to deal ... respondents, as mentioned above, would, however, contend that under Article 338 of the Constitution, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes has power
deals with special provisions relating to certain classes and contains Articles 330 to 341. Articles 330 and 332 make provision for reservation of seats ... provisions have been made for Anglo- Indian community in Articles 331 and 333. Article 338 provides that there will be a Commission for the Scheduled
under powers conferred by sub-clause (f) of Clause 5 of Article 338 A of the Constitution of India. He would contend that it would ... these rules that the NCST is not controlled by the Government. Article 338 A, inter alia, reads thus:
"338 A. National Commission for Scheduled
Whereas DOLA has further stated that from
the perusal of Article 338 and as per Notification
dated 25.03.2009 under Article 338(4) of the
Constitution
give them equal
treatment, whether it is violative of Article 14? In
our opinion, it would be permissible on
rationale basis to make such ... homogenous class.
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51. The interpretation of Articles 14 , 15 ,
16 , 338 , 341 , 342 , and 342A is a matter of
immense public importance
sustain their livelihood. The issue of
compassionate appointment derives its origin from Article 16 (2)
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Item no.56 OA No.1668/2021 ... Haryana & others v.
Rani Devi & another , 1996 SCALE (5) 338, wherein it was
observed that it need not be pointed out that claim
within the territory of India. The concept of equality enshrined in that article is a positive concept. The Court can command the State to give ... their favour by the State or its agencies/instrumentalities. In other words, Article 14 cannot be invoked for perpetuating irregularities or illegalities. In Chandigarh Admn
residuary Article 181 of the Limitation Act, 1908 was replaced by Article 137 in the Limitation Act, 1963 . Earlier, Article 181 was applicable only ... Procedure Code. This Article was replaced by Article 137 in the Limitation Act, 1963 in a modified form. By insertion of Article 137 , it cast
settled principle of law enshrined under
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Article 14 of the Constitution of India. Hence the impugned order
deserves ... fact that they are the accused in cases under section 279 / 337 / 338
IPC and at the time of accident their probation period have
