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Section 26 in Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 26. Unqualified persons not to sign documents (1) No person other than a member of the Institute shall

request to consider their promotions as Excise Sub-Inspectors because the unqualified persons are working as Excise Sub-Inspectors and Tribunal while disposing ... that the qualified persons should be considered for promotions over the unqualified persons as per their seniority and eligibility and sought clarification from the Government

time he ceases at any time to hold his qualification; and a person vacating office under this section shall be incapable of being re-appointed ... after the expiration of the said period or shorter time, any unqualified person acts as a director of the company, he shall be liable

post of Shirestedar/Head Clerk from the date on which unqualified persons were promoted and further giving the benefit of deemed date of promotion ... available the persons who have not passed the qualifying examination can be promoted but as soon as the qualified persons are available, unqualified persons promoted

post of Shirestedar/Head Clerk from the date on which unqualified persons were promoted and further giving the benefit of deemed date of promotion ... available the persons who haven not passed the qualifying examination can be promoted but as soon as the qualified persons are available, unqualified persons promoted

question, while regularly selected persons would be kept out of jobs, unqualified ineligible persons who had come through back door and whose records of service ... those who apply in response thereto should be considered fairly. An unqualified person ought to be appointed only when qualified persons are not available through

object of the Act, as stated above, is to prevent unqualified persons calling themselves as architects and undertaking the construction of buildings which are uneconomical ... general public and it is meant for protecting the public from unqualified persons working as architects. The restriction imposed by Section 37 does not violate

registration of practitioners medicines of the Indian medicines to ensure that unqualified persons are prevented from entering into this practice. The Central Act clearly identifies ... provisions of Section 17 of the Central Act which prohibits unqualified persons from practicing and therefore, Section 18 was appropriately amended. Taking into consideration

constructed each year. With this increase in the building activity, many unqualified persons calling themselves as architects are undertaking the construction of buildings which ... emphasised the need for statutory to protect the general public from unqualified persons working as architects. With the passing of legislation, it will be unlawful

respondent issued a circular dated 02.05.2013, pointing out that many unqualified persons are performing the duties of Pharmacists in various Government Hospitals and that ... contained in Exts.P7 and P8 to dispense medicines through unqualified persons cannot be sustained under law.  W.P.(C) No.37156