difference in language between Clause (2) of Article 208 and Clause (2) of Article 212. In the former clause it is stated that rules ... bear closer scrutiny. The heading above Article 208 is "Procedure generally". Articles 208 , 209 and 212 all refer to procedure or conduct
repugnant to Article 388 and ,therefore, must be struck down. On the question whether a petition is maintainable in view of Article 212 ... proceeding in the Legislature of the State within the meaning of Article 212. Article 212(1) of the Constitutions prohibits scrutiny by Court with regard
challenge before this Court under Article 226 of the Constitution in view of the provisions of Article 212 of the Constitution. He further submitted that ... Orissa Legislative Assembly under Article 226 of the Constitution in view of the provisions of Article 212 of the Constitution
this the petition can be disposed of on the ground that Article 212 of the Constitution operates as a bar to the jurisdiction of this ... same protection. There can be no doubt that Article 212 constitutes a bar to the jurisdiction of this Court extending over the Speaker while functioning
upon the clearest grounds of necessity,"
When the provisions of Article 212 and of Sub-clauses (1) and (2) of Article 194 are thus ... avoided by the provisions of Clause (2) of Article 194 and Article 212. If the construction put on Clause (2) of Article
Petitioners vs State Of Orissa on 16 September, 2010
Author: V.Gopala Gowda
Bench: V
such ancestor (or three degrees exclusive of the ancestor) (See Articles 212 to 214 of Mulla's Hindu Law). It is equally well settled
from a common ancestor and includes their wives and unmarried
daughters. Article 212(3) of Mulla's Hindu Law provides that a joint family
meaning of article 122 or,
as the case may be, proceedings in the Legislature of a State
within the meaning of article 212
Supreme Court held that
"Reservation of appointments or posts under Article 16(4)
is confined to initial appointment only and cannot extend
to providing ... case of M.
Nagaraj v. Union of India , (2006) 8 SCC 212... In the case
of Jarnail Singh Vrs. Lachhmi Narain Gupta decided vide
Order
