I.T.C. Limited vs Agricultural Produce Market Committee ... on 24 January, 2002
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years, developed an extensive network of contacts with the bureaucrats/Government
functionaries at the local levels, politicians, media persons and strategically located individuals ... public way by the public functionaries. MPs or MLAs are undoubtedly public functionaries. Public education is essential for functioning of the process of popular government
said finding. It was held that the statutory functionaries under the Act have to function within limitations and that within the frame work
State of Jharkhand or the successor State of Bihar, should continue to function in, and under such successor States and on that reckoning, therefore ... competent authority shall be the State or its functionaries in whose territories the employees would be functioning and posted as on that day. The paramount
Constitution of India, the authority must exercise a sovereign function and thus, the appellant not being a State within the meaning of Article ... writ may lie against a public functionary in relation to a discharge of public of public function but not when the relief sought
favour of the constitutional institutions and functionaries that they act bona fide in lawful discharge of functions. The majority of the Constitution Bench observed that ... bona fides in the discharge of Constitutional and statutory functions by the constitutional institutions and functionaries such as Election Commission, Chief Electoral Officer or Electoral
I. T. C. Limited vs Agricultural Produce Market Committee ... on 24 January, 2002
Author: Chief
sovereign functions are primarily inalienable function which the State could exercise. Welfare activity of the State cannot be said to be sovereign function. Absence ... fact, all Governmental functions cannot be construed either primary or inalienable sovereign function. Hence even if some of the functionaries under the State Act could
well-recognised principle that a statutory functionary exercising administrative power cannot be said to have delegated his functions merely by deputing a responsible and competent ... well-recognised that a statutory functionary exercising such a power cannot be said to have delegated his functions merely by deputing a responsible and competent
have gone round amongst various statutory functionaries and holders of public offices, high and low, functioning in the midst of a maze of procedural rules ... required to be taken in public interest is likely to expose the functionary to the charge of violation of technical procedure, the functionary considers