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Pratap Singh vs State Of Jharkhand & Anr on 2 February, 2005 Author: Hotoi Khetoho

provision of the Act. The Central Government is a statutory functionary. Its functions are circumscribed by Section 70 of the Act only

noticed hereinbefore, depicts as to how sometimes the public functionaries of the Government function. R. Sundar Raju, according to the Appellant, is said to have

Government of India. The functions performed by it are public functions. The notification never contemplated that a public functionary, having regard to the importance ... prescribed. It is trite that when a public functionary is required to discharge its public functions within a time specified therefor, the same would

noticed hereinbefore, depicts as to how sometimes the public functionaries of the Government function. R. Sundar Raju, according to the Appellant, is said to have

hands of the statutory functionaries. That may be so but the Act is a self- contained code. Duties and functions are prescribed

Constitution. Section 3 of the Pondicherry (Administration) Act, 1962 : 3. Officers and functionaries in relation to Pondicherry. Without prejudice to the powers of the Central ... former French Establishments, who immediately before the appointed day, were exercising lawful function in connection with the administration of those Establishments or any part thereof

consumers cannot be charged. Learned counsel for the appellant-Board and its functionaries submitted that the High Court has not considered the relevant aspects. When ... premises the domestic rate is applicable. Where however only the chamber is functioning, clearly commercial activities are being carried out and therefore commercial rate

mechanism of corporate structure, some of the public undertakings are performing the functions which are intended to be performed by the State, ex facie, such ... should not be minimised. The Government's concern for the smooth functioning of such instrumentality or agency can be well appreciated

State (N.C.T. Of Delhi) vs Navjot Sandhu@ Afsan Guru on 4 August, 2005