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Section 4 in The Rajasthan Universities Teachers (Absorption of Temporary Lecturers) Act, 1979 [Entire Act]
Article 16 in Constitution of India [Constitution]
The Rajasthan Universities Teachers (Absorption of Temporary Lecturers) Act, 1979
Section 5 in The Rajasthan Universities Teachers (Absorption of Temporary Lecturers) Act, 1979 [Entire Act]
Section 6 in The Rajasthan Universities Teachers (Absorption of Temporary Lecturers) Act, 1979 [Entire Act]
Section 7 in The Rajasthan Universities Teachers (Absorption of Temporary Lecturers) Act, 1979 [Entire Act]
State Of West Bengal vs Union Of India on 21 December, 1962
If the intention of the legislature in fixing 25th
June, 1975 in the impugned section of the Act was to make
differentiation on the basis of pre-emergency and post-
emergency temporary lecturers then there was no difficulty
in agreeing with the view taken by the learned single judge
of the Rajasthan High Court and accepting the submissions
advanced on behalf of the appellants before us. However, as
noted before, the division Bench of the High Court could not
spell out such an intention from any of the provisions of
the Ordinance as well as the Act. We respectfully agree. The
Court can only search for the objective intent of the
legislature primarily in the words used in the enactment
aided by such historical material as reports of the
statutory committees, preamble etc. It was laid down in the
case of Stale of West Bengal v. Union of India (supra) that
a statute, as passed by the Parliament, is the expression of
the collective intention of the legislature as a whole. It
may be borne in mind that in this case there was no
particular point of view in mind of the University. We have
noted the objects and reasons of the Ordinance.