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Syed Bashiruddin Ashraf vs Bihar Subai Sunni Majlis-E-Awqaf And ... on 23 November, 1964

(ii) In Syed Bashiruddin Ashraf Vs. Bihar Subai Sunni Majlis-e-awqaf & Ors. (AIR 1965 (SC) 1206), Hon'ble the Supreme Court has also held that "... ... ... if the object of statute is not to inflict punishment but to protect the public from the activities of undesirable persons, who bear the stigma of a conviction or misconduct on their character, the conviction or misconduct of such person before the operation of statute may be relied upon." (43) But here lies a basic distinction, inasmuch the disqualification before us is a consequence of number of children exceeding two; whereas in the cases above referred the disqualification involved was offence or misconduct. Hence, the present situation cannot be equated with the disqualification which was under consideration before Hon'ble the Supreme Court, in which it has been laid down that the disqualification can be prescribed keeping in mind the past conduct or past incidents. (44) No law enacted so far restricts or regulaties a citizen's right to procreate. Giving birth to a third child not being a misconduct, cannot be made a disqualification with a date much anterior to a date, when such disqualification or ineligibility was prescribed for the first time.
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Commnr. Of Central Excise, Bangalore vs M/S. Mysore Electricals Industries Ltd on 15 November, 2006

(54) It is a settled proposition of law that a clarificatory amendment, which has been introduced to remedy an omission or cure a lacuna in the basic statute, can apply retrospectively, but an amendment, which creates obligation or which is regressive in nature, has to apply prospectively, as has been observed by Hon'ble the Supreme Court in case of Commissioner of Central Excise, Bangalore Vs. Mysore Electricals Industries Ltd., reported in (2006)12SCC448 and so also in the case of Suchitra Components Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Guntur, reported in (2006)12SCC452. (55) Contention of Ms. Rekha Borana that this amendment has been introduced in a bid to create awareness about family planning cannot be countenanced. Given the fact that Safai Karmcharis belong to the lowest and deprived strata of the Society, the justification of sensitization towards population (Downloaded on 27/06/2019 at 10:14:41 PM) (27 of 28) [CW-16572/2018] explosion, put forth by the State turns out to be a farce, particularly when they have not provided such ineligibility qua other Municipal employees.
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Suchitra Components Ltd vs Commissioner Of Central Excise,Guntur on 17 January, 2007

(54) It is a settled proposition of law that a clarificatory amendment, which has been introduced to remedy an omission or cure a lacuna in the basic statute, can apply retrospectively, but an amendment, which creates obligation or which is regressive in nature, has to apply prospectively, as has been observed by Hon'ble the Supreme Court in case of Commissioner of Central Excise, Bangalore Vs. Mysore Electricals Industries Ltd., reported in (2006)12SCC448 and so also in the case of Suchitra Components Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Guntur, reported in (2006)12SCC452. (55) Contention of Ms. Rekha Borana that this amendment has been introduced in a bid to create awareness about family planning cannot be countenanced. Given the fact that Safai Karmcharis belong to the lowest and deprived strata of the Society, the justification of sensitization towards population (Downloaded on 27/06/2019 at 10:14:41 PM) (27 of 28) [CW-16572/2018] explosion, put forth by the State turns out to be a farce, particularly when they have not provided such ineligibility qua other Municipal employees.
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