The property had been voluntarily vested in the university as a corporate body in 1920. Therefore, the minority could not claim a right to administer property they did not legally own.
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Continued from Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 18. The remaining issue concerns 4,31,646 rupees that the appellant
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Continued from Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 15. Thus Tribunal find that the demand made in respect of receipts
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Continued from Part 1 Part 2 6. The authority found that the appellant’s work orders and bill of quantities (BOQ)
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Continued from Part 1 Findings in Impugned order: 1. The tax department ordered the appellant to pay 10,85,842 rupees for
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General Information about the case: Name of the Case: Civil Associates vs Allahabad Date of order: 5 December, 2025
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We stand on the threshold of a future where the conflict between human morality and technology has reached its peak. Indecent material on the internet has so far only captured our screens, but now it is ready to seize our minds and existence. This crisis is no longer individual; it is turning into a digital storm that destroys an entire culture.
Article 29(1) confers a fundamental right upon a section of citizens residing in India or any part thereof having a distinct language, script or culture of its own to conserve the same. Clause (2) of Article 29 prohibits a denial of admission to educational institutions maintained by the State Or receiving aid out of State funds on the ground only of religion, race, caste, language or any of them.
All these problems in the time of administration of the statute are arising as we still using General Clauses Act 1897 to interpret our statutes. We are still lacking in our home grown rules of interpretation universally applicable across India and a legal dictionary developed on the basis of precedents and other scholarly work of Indian legal professionals. Hence even a statute drafted and enforced in 21st century is having vague provisions.
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Critics argue that if an institution is forced to artificially inflate its permitted strength to accommodate reservations without a proportional increase in faculty and laboratories, the value of the degree for merit-based students decreases. This is also violative of right to quality education.
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