must, in view of Article 282 read along with Article 27 , be implied therein. Article 282 runs as follows: "The Union or a State ... Article 27. It prohibits the expenditure of public revenue on what are not public purposes. Therefore, public funds cannot under Article 282 be appropriated towards
Regarding the first contention relating to Article 282 of the
Constitution of India which only permits use of monies out of the
Consolidated Fund ... State has the
power to make laws. Likewise, under Article 282 , the Union or the States may
make grants for "any public purpose
Regarding the first contention relating to Article 282 of the
Constitution of India which only permits use of monies out of the
Consolidated Fund ... State has the power to make laws. Likewise, under Article 282 ,
the Union or the States may make grants for "any public purpose
Halsbury's laws of England, Vol. 34 page 225, Article 282 , it is said:
...a recital showing that the testator is under the impression
Article 282 of the Constitution of India. To buttress this submission, reference
was made to the decisions in Bhim Singh v. Union of India
benefit of private persons and it is contrary to
Article 282 of the Constitution of India. To buttress this submission, reference
was made
such tax is contrary to the provision contained in Clause (2), Article 282 , of the Constitution.
6. That these sales are saved from illegality ... where it is pointed out that if Article 286(2) applied, the President's Order issued thereunder justified the levy
1977 S.C.282 ( Kerala State Electricity Board v. T.P. Kunhaliumma ), it was held that Article 137 of the Limitation Act is applicable ... decision reported in A.I.R. 1977 S.C.282 (supra), Article 137 of the Limitation Act is the appropriate Article for making a reference
Sadan, Ashoka Road,
New Delhi. .. Respondents in both WPs.
Petitions filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying for issue of (i) Writ ... respondent as ultra vires the provisions of Articles 14 , 41 , 162 , 266 (3) and 282 of the Constitution of India and Section
factual scenario in 2003(2) CTC 282 (cited supra), clearly
indicates that delay in delivery of articles had caused legal injury inasmuch
as the entire ... case. The Division Bench of the Supreme Court in 2003(2) CTC 282 has
purported to follow the ratio of the Constitutional Bench decision
