...in the Gauhati High Court inter alia praying that their services be regularised in the Home Guards and that they be given regular pay scales.4. The learned Single Judge by...employees holding civil posts. The learned Single Judge also directed that the services of the employees who have put in 10 years of service in the Home Guards should be regularised. The learned Single Judge...the legislature and the Rules can only be amended by the State Government, or the authority empowered under the Manipur Home Guards Act, 1947. However, the Division Bench upheld the other directions...

...Sureshwar Thakur, J. (Oral):— The writ petitioner became enrolled, as, a volunteer in the Home Guards, on, 15.1.1997, and, thereafter, on 15.2.2001, he was put in the reserved force..., as a Volunteer in Home Guard. However, only in the year 2018, he motioned the learned erstwhile Himachal Pradesh Administrative Tribunal, through, his instituting thereat OA bearing No. 374 of 2018...-enrolled, as a volunteer, in, the, Home Guards, hence for the reason(s), (a) in asmuch as, his claim being time barred, and, secondarily, upon, despite his becoming enjoined to move an apposite...

...Home Guards of the States of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and National Capital Territory of Delhi (“NCT of Delhi”, for short). They and their association moved before the High Courts in their respective...the impugned judgments and orders, the High Courts dismissed the writ petitions filed by the appellants.3. The questions involved in these appeals are whether Home Guards...of the States of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and NCT of Delhi are regular appointees in the cadre/services of Home Guards and if not whether they are entitled for regularisation of their services...

...Ranjan Gogoi, C.J.— “Whether a woman forced to leave her matrimonial home on account of acts and conduct that constitute cruelty can initiate and access the legal process...v. State of Chhattisgarh (2014) 12 SCC 362.a view has been taken that if on account of cruelty committed to a wife in a matrimonial home she takes shelter in the...parental home and if no specific act of commission of cruelty in the parental home can be attributed to the husband or his relatives, the initiation of proceedings under Section 498-A in the courts having...

...judgment.2. The appellants in the instant case are “volunteers” of the Punjab Home Guards. They were recruited and appointed sometime in the year 1989 under the Punjab Home...the Punjab Home Guards Act, 1947 and the Punjab Home Guards and Civil Defence (Field) Class III Service Rules, 1983, their services could not have been terminated without issuing show-cause notice and...attention to the extract of Para 14.4 of the Compendium of Instructions on Home Guards issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, which authorises the Commandant General or the Commandant to discharge any...

...at 10% on the nursing home building on the ground that it is a ‘plant’?”2. The assessee is a medical practitioner. He runs a nursing home. In respect of the building in...which the nursing home is run, the assessee claimed, for Assessment Year 1983-1984, that it was a “plant”. His contention was rejected by the Income Tax Officer and by the Commissioner (Appeals). The...Income Tax Appellate Tribunal found to the contrary. Applying the functional test, it held that the nursing home was a plant. The High Court affirmed that view. It said that a building used as a nursing...

...beedis at home after obtaining a supply of the raw material consisting of tobacco, beedi leaves and thread from the manufacturers. Another category consists of workers employed by the manufacturers...manufacturers and those workers. The third category of home workers are those to whom the work is entrusted by independent contractors who treat the workers as their own employees and get the work done by...material supplied by the manufacturers to the contractors. According to the manufacturers the home workers attend at the factories within specified hours every day and collect the raw material for...

...and the Prime Minister's Secretariat on March 18 and 19, 1985 respectively, were actually received in the Ministry of Home Affairs on May 25, 1985, and dealt with on May 31, 1985. It is stated that...there was thus no delay at all in the Ministry of Home Affairs. The learned Additional Solicitor-General, who appeared for the Central Government, was unable to explain to us the cause for the delay in...the President's and Prime Minister's Secretariats, but urged that under the Rules of Business, it was the Ministry of Home Affairs that was concerned with orders of detention under the National...

...81, (2008) 2 Cal LT 315 dated 31-1-2008, in Paschim Banga Home Guard Federation v. State of W.B. WP No. 14779W of 2005 dated 23-7-2008 and in State of W.B. v. Anil...and disposed of the writ petitions preferred by the appellant members of the Home Guards and their Association accordingly. By the impugned orders dated 23-7-2008 WP No. 14779W of 2005 and 26-11-2008...MAT No. 4609 of 2006, the learned Single Judge and the Division Bench of the High Court respectively disposed of the writ petitions preferred by the appellant Home Guards and the appeals preferred by...

...Tribunal has no jurisdiction to entertain the petition. 2. The petitioners are Home Guard Sainiks. They claim that they are holders of civil post under the State; therefore, the State...Government. There existed master and servant relationship between Home Guards and the State which can deal with them from time to time as per provisions of law. The contention of the petitioners did not find...Chandana Mukherjee, learned counsel for the State submitted that the petitioners are not holders of civil post. Home Guard is voluntary organisation where the petitioners are enrolled for some time...

....4. It is not in dispute that the order of detention was passed by the empowering authority being Principal Secretary (Appeals and Security), Government of Maharashtra, Home..., Home Department (Special), Government of Maharashtra and another by Chandra Iyengar, Principal Secretary (Appeals and Security), Home Department, Government of Maharashtra. The detaining authority..., Principal Secretary (Appeals and Security), Home Department, Government of Maharashtra and another by Neela Satyanarayana, Principal Secretary (Forests), Revenue and Forest Department, Government of...

...was the Inspector General of Police, Haryana. from June 30, 1979 to July 25, 1980.2. It appears that certain adverse remarks were made by the Home Secretary to the Government...) Rules, 1970, hereinafter referred to as “the Rules”. After such acceptance, the adverse remarks were communicated to Shri Wadhwa by the Home Secretary by his letter dated May 4, 1982, about two years..., he chose to file a writ petition before the Punjab and Haryana High Court challenging the authority of the Home Secretary to write a confidential report assessing the performances, character, conduct...

...few days prior to the occurrence, Shinder Kaur was beaten and was turned out from her matrimonial home by the accused to bring Rs 20,000 from her parents for purchase of a plot. Then the complainant...had escorted back his daughter to her matrimonial home by pleading with the accused that he was unable to meet their cash demand. On 13-8-1997, the father received a message that Shinder Kaur had died...Kaur in the matrimonial home who had died at about 5 p.m. on 12-8-1997. Since, it was an unnatural death, the complainant alleged that either the accused had caused the death of his daughter by giving...

...Punj LR 337, 1982 Hindu LR 327 that the stridhan property of a married woman becomes a joint property as soon as she enters her matrimonial home. We shall deal with this aspect of the matter a little...AIR 1982 P&H 372, (1982) 84 Punj LR 337, 1982 Hindu LR 327 is that the moment a woman after marriage enters her matrimonial home, her stridhan property beco...conclude, it necessarily follows from the aforesaid discussion that the very concept of the matrimonial home connotes a jointness of possession and custody by the spouses even with regard to the...

...a result of which she was compelled to leave the matrimonial home in May 2005. In July, 2005, a compromise was arrived between the parties and the applicant returned to her matrimonial home. He...further submits that even thereafter, the respondent continued to harass and maltreat the applicant and ultimately threw her out of the matrimonial home on 15.4.2009.Thereafter, she had been residing with...respondent and left the matrimonial home on her own. He further submitted that thereafter the respondent filed a petition under section 10 & 25 of the Guardian and Wards Act...

...Single Judge dated 21stMay, 1999 in C.O. No.21365(W) of 1995 and disposed of the writ petitions preferred by appellants-members of the Home Guards and their Association accordingly. By the...Division Bench of the High Court respectively disposed of the writ petitions preferred by appellants-Home Guards and appeals preferred by the State relying on observations made by Division Bench in...F.M.A. No. 588 of 2002. 2. The only question involved in these appeals is whether the appellants and other members of West Bengal Home Guards are in services of...

...,Home Department.Dated at Bombay Castle, this 17th day of July, 1950”.5. He was served with the grounds of detention on the 26th of July, 1950 and...affidavit was made by the Home Secretary but the learned Judges were not satisfied and asked for a further affidavit. The Home Secretary thereupon made a second one but the learned Judges were still not....16. In fairness to the Home Secretary we deem it right to say that his veracity was neither doubted nor impugned by the High Court, but only his means of knowledge. He was...

...family who can accompany her. (2) The contention of learned counsel for the husband is that the matrimonial home was in Delhi, that all the witnesses who would have to be examined by...

...of MA Nos. 696/12 and 697/12, that the applicants applied for the implementation of the orders aforementioned. An averment, made in the context, was that the respondent (Home Secretary, U.T. Chandigarh...), have not complied with the order of this Honble Tribunal. The further plea raised in the context was that, unless the needful is done the respondent (Home Secretary, U.T. Chandigarh) are liable...been made by them. 4. In order to be able to explain the delay in the implementation of the order aforementioned, Shri Anil Kumar, Home Secretary, U.T., Chandigarh Administration...