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Article 151 in Constitution of India 151. Audit reports (1) The reports of the Comptroller and Auditor-General of India relating to the accounts

Rajpramukh or Uparajpramukh". Article 66.-In the Explanation, omit "or Rajpramukh or Uparajpramukh". Article 72.-In clause (3), omit "or Rajpramukh". Article ... Dominion of India". Article 143.-In clause (2), omit "clause (i) of" and for "said clause" substitute "said proviso". Article 151.-In clause (2), omit

Auditor-General of India referred to in clause (2) of article 151 relating to the accounts of that existing State in respect of any period

days from the date of the order according to Article 151 of the Limitation Act . It cannot be denied that the order of the learned ... been passed in exercise of the original jurisdiction of this Court. Article 151 is thus immediately attracted. Excluding the time spent in obtaining copy

Constituent Assembly Debates On 2 June, 1949 Part I CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY OF INDIA - Volume VIII

article was necessary in view of the specific provisions made in Article 117. He submitted that this article which replaces the old Article 151 ... bill was to replace the same by Article 117 and similarly to replace Article 157 by Article 114 with some addition. 12. Again it appears

such an appeal? A comparis- on of the terms of Article 156 and Article 151 indic- ates that the emphasis is more upon the procedure ... exception to Article 156 indicating thereby that but for the exception, Article 156 will apply to an appeal covered by Article 151 that

placed before the learned Tribunal, the Government of India relied on Article 151 of the Civil Service Regulations. It is, therefore, necessary to refer ... Article 14 ), "Calendar Month" ( Article 18 ), "Progressive Appointment" ( Article 43 ) and the like. 23. As per Article 14 , when an officer

Court relied on the reference in Art. 156 to Art. 151. Article 151 dealt with appeals to the High Court from judgment rendered ... article 153 , the period of limitation is 90 days from the date of the decree or order appealed from; and article 151 referred

onwards and went on to hold on the basis of Articles 151 to 154 of Civil Service Regulations (hereinafter referred ... Article 14 ), "Calendar Month" ( Article 18 ), "Progressive Appointment" ( Article 43 ) and the like. 24. As per Article 14 , when an officer