3213 of 2020
Prevention of Begging Act, 1945 .
2.The case is still at the stage of investigation. By passage of
time, the parties have ... Under Section 17 of Tamil Nadu Prevention of Begging
Act, 1945. It is settled law that the High Court has inherent power
under Section
mandamus directing the respondents to implement the
Tamilnadu Prevention of Begging Act, 1945 (Act No.XIII of 1945) strictly.
!For petitioner ... Mr.D.Muruganantham,
Party ... provisions of the Act by pointing out to Section 4 of the Act.
4.Under Section 4 of the Act, it is stated that
demand of bribe has become a
fashion and such a shameful / begging act is measured, depending upon the
work / Department. In olden days, for doing
demand of bribe has become a
fashion and such a shameful / begging act is measured, depending upon the
work / Department. In olden days, for doing
demand of bribe has become a
fashion and such a shameful / begging act is measured, depending upon the
work / Department. In olden days, for doing
Order, did not constitute sale within the meaning of the Sales Tax Act . There were connected appeals filed by persons who were dealing in rice ... Andhra Pradesh General Sales Tax Act, 1957 . Beg, C.J., by a separate judgment concurred with the opinion of Chandrachud, J., as he then
Social Welfare Department.
SUBJECTS:
SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Bonded Labour; Children Act ;
Monigar Choutry including the other charitable institution viz., Friends-in-need Society, Madras ... advancement of orphans;
Welfare and Rehabilitation of Leprosy-Beggers-Prevention of Begging Act-Care of beggers-Care of old and infirm persons;
Welfare
under both the impugned statute and the Land Acquisition Act unlike under the RAIP Act , are proprietary rights of a landowner in land ... Act emphatically ousts the Land Acquisition Act or that the Land Acquisition Act is not applicable either by reference or by incorporation begs the question
wherein the provisions of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952 [hereafter referred to the CI Act] came up for consideration. It is needless to point ... provisions of The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 [herein after referred to as "the HR Act"] It is needless to point
Act, 1976 failed, firstly because the Act was held to violate the provisions of Article 31(2) of the Constitution and secondly because the Act ... seven Judges, namely, Beg, C.J., Bhagawati, Krishna Iyer and Desai, JJ., taking the view that the Act did not have the effect of nullifying
