ability, integrity and standing who have shown capacity in dealing with problems relating to securities market or have special knowledge or experience of law, finance
other connected articles in Part
XIII of the Constitution ? That is the problem before us.
It is necessary, therefore, to read at this stage ... Amendment) Act, 1956 , is also not material for the
consideration of the problem before us. Article 307 is also
not material as it relates
this Court. It is emphasised that the very nature of the problem is such that it must be the subject of review from time ... ground of stare decisis, to a fresh consideration of the whole problem by this very Bench.
14. In view of the concession made by Shri
play in the joints to experiment and come up
with solutions to problems that have seemed intractable earlier. In
particular, in combating the individual points ... review to the High Courts.
This gives rise to two types of problems in
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implementation of the resolution framework. The first
is the lack
constitutional standards by adopting a mechanistic approach. It is a difficult problem of constitutional interpretation to which it is not possible to give an objectively ... correct legal answer. It is not a mere legalistic problem which can be answered definitively by the application of logical reasoning
felt, depended upon the view they
took on the displacement and rehabilitation problem. The two views which,
it examined, were, firstly whether the problem ... other hand, if relief and rehabilitation was
beset with serious and persistent problems then they might be led to the
conclusion that there should
place of their habitation also result in
social backwardness. The problem of determining who are
socially backward classes, is undoubtedly very complex, but
the classification ... Committee with Dr. R. Nagan Gowda as its
Chairman, to investigate the problem and advise the
Government as to the criteria which should be adopted
masters and therefore had to lead a
miserable life. It was this problem in rural India which
attracted the attention of Acharya Vinoba Bhave followed ... basis and the
purpose, it would have clearly indicated the problem which
was to be remedied by this enactment and if this was looked
into
Supreme Court with
the policy decision of government, whenever a problem of
ecology is brought before it, extent of-Constitution of
India, 1950, Articles ... West Bengal Government did
not show any lack of awareness of the problem of environment
ecology in granting the lease of land. On appeal
Committee devoted a good deal of space in its report to problems of organisation and administration, and recommended that the Central Government should not only
