Model: rossieRuby/nyayadrishti-bert-v2
Author: rossieRuby
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, safetensors, bert, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:29992, loss:CosineSimilarityLoss, arxiv:1908.10084, text-embeddings-inference, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Card metadata: tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:29992, loss:CosineSimilarityLoss
widget: source_sentence: What did the Court direct the State Government to do?
sentences: In the consolidated proceeding therefore the tribunal had to decide firstly whether the bunga was the property of the Golden Temple. If it decided that, all the claims would necessarily fall 338 through. But if it held that the bunga was not the property of the Golden Temple it had to adjudicate on the respective claims of Jaswant Singh, Kesar Singh and Balwant Singh. By majority, the tribunal held that the bunga was not the property of the Golden Temple. It therefore had to decide to which of the three claimants under section 5, if any, the bunga could be held to belong. It negatived the claims of Kesar Singh and Jaswant Singh. As to Balwant Singh 's claim it held by a majority that Balwant Singh had no personal or private right in the bunga. It further held that the bunga was wakf property dedicated to the pilgrims to the Golden Temple and that the descendants of Maharaja Sher Singh were the managers of the bunga., The second meeting was held on the 29th March, 1952, and the third on the 14th of June, 1952. The expert member was not present at any other meeting except the first and on the 27th of 741 May, 1952, he wrote a letter to the Chief Commissioner stating that he was proceeding to Europe on the 3rdd June, 1952, for a period of three months., It is necessary to mention in this connection that on September 21, 1984 this Court while granting special leave made an order of stay of operation of the High Court judgment pending hearing of the appeal. But subsequently on March 18, 1986 after hearing the learned counsels the interim order of stay was recalled in consideration of the fact that U.P. Public Service Commission had already cancelled the candidature of the appellant and withdrawn the recommendation made in his favour for the reason inter alia that he lacked in five years experience in Drug testing. This Court also directed the State Government to appoint a member or one Indian Administrative Service to function as the Food & Drug Controller, U.P. PG NO 42 It has been urged on behalf of the appellant, Dr. Bindal that the order of the Public Service Commission in cancelling the candidature of the appellant and withdrawing the recommendation made in his favour is wholly illegal and bad in as much as the Government has considered the certificates produced by the appellant and found that the appellant had the requisite experience of five years in Drug testing and as such he was appointed by the Government as Food and Drug Controller, U.P., source_sentence: What power does Article 11 grant to Parliament?
sentences: Civil Appeal Nos. 1742 1743 of 1969. Appeals by Special Leave from the Judgment and order dated 12 12 1968 of the Allahabad High Court in R.S.A. No. 2777 of 1972. section N. Andley, Uma Datta and T. C. Sharma for the Appellant in CA 1742/69. A. P. section Chauhan and N. N. Sharma for Respondent No. 1 in CA 1742/69 and for the Appellant in CA 1743/69. 1000 The Judgment of the Court was delivered by KOSHAL, J., There is, therefore, a clear averment in the plaint that an equitable mortgage was created on May 10, 1947, and that was acknowledged by the agreement dated July 5, 1947. The 1st defendant did not file any written statement denying the said allegations., In Raja Kulkarni and Ors. vs State of Bombay(1), one of the contentious canvassed before the Constitution Bench was that Sec. 13 of the Bombay Industrial Relations Act, 1946 as it then stood provided that a union can be registered as a representative union for an industry in a local area if it has for the whole of the period of three months next preceding the date of its application, a membership of not less than 15% of the total number of employees employed in any F industry in any local area. If the union does not satisfy that condition and has a membership of not less than 5%, it could be registered as a qualified union Rashtriya Mill Mazdoor Sangh was registered as a representative union while the Mill Mazdoor Sabha was registered as a qualified union. It was contended on behalf to Mill Mazdoor Sabha of which the appellants before this Court were the office bearers that the provisions that conferred an exclusive right only on the representative union to represent workmen was violative of fundamental freedoms guaranted to the members of Mill Mazdoor Sabha . (1) [1954] SCR 384. 508 or any other workman who is not a member of the representative union under article 19 (1) (a) and (c) and was also violative of article 14 inasmuch as the two representatives of workmen were denied equality before law or the equal protection of laws. The Constitution Bench repelled the contention observing that such a provision does no t deny either the fundamental freedom of speech and expression or the right to form association. The Court said that it is always open to the workmen who are not members of the representative union to form their own association or union and to claim higher percentage of membership so as to dethrone the representative union and take its place. This decision should have concluded the matter., source_sentence: What is the only course open for the Government in these circumstances?
sentences: This definition is undoubtedly relevant in dealing with the question of continuous service by reference to the provisions of Industrial Disputes ' Act but its operation cannot be automatically extended in dealing with an interpretation of the words "continuous service" in an award made in an industrial dispute unless the context in which the expression is used in the award justifies it. In other words, the expression "continuous service" may be statutorily defined in which case the definition will prevail. An award using the said expression may itself give a definition of that expression and that will bind parties in dealing with claims arising from the award. Where, however, the award does not explain the said expression and statutory definitions contained in other Acts are of no material assistance it would be necessary to examine the question on principle and decide what the expression should mean in any given award '; and that is precisely what the tribunal had to do in the present case., Before the enactment of section 289(2) if it disagreed with the finding, it could reject the proceeding on the ground that the matter was cognizable by the other court, As neither court was bound by the finding of the other, the litigant could not get relief in any forum. Section 289(2) has been specially enacted to avoid such a deadlock. In such a situation, section 289(2) compels the court to refer the matter to the High Court and to obtain a Provisions corresponding to sections 290, 291 and 289(1) were contained in sections 124 A, 124B, 124C and 124D of the Oudh Rent Act 1886 and sections 268, 269 and 267(1) of the Agra Tenancy Act, 1926., Sub section (1) of section 125 Cr. P.C. provides as under: "If any person having. sufficient means ne glects or refuses to maintain (a) his wife, unable to maintain herself or (b) his legitimate or illegitimate minor child, whether married or not, unable to maintain itself, or (c) his legitimate or illegitimate child (not being a married daughter) who has at tained majority, where such child is, by reason of any physical or mental abnormality or injury unable to maintain itself, or (d) his father or mother, unable to maintain himself or herself, a Magistrate of the first class may, upon proof of such neglect or refusal, order such person to make a monthly allowance for the maintenance of his wife or such child, father or mother, at such monthly rate not exceeding five hundred rupees in the whole, as such Magistrate thinks fit, and to pay the same to such person as the Magistrate may from time to time direct: Provided that the Magistrate may order the father of a minor female child referred to in clause (b) to make such allow ance, until she attains her majority, if the Magistrate is satisfied that the husband of such minor female child, if married, is not possessed of sufficient means. ", source_sentence: What decision did these cases follow?
sentences: Samples of the seized illicit liquor were sent to the Chemical Analyst whose report, dated 10th of January 1991, indicated that the samples contained ethyl alcohol 34% v/v in water., In that view of the matter the Trial Court held that the respondent was not entitled to the protec tion of the Bombay Rent Act conferred on a licensee by Maharashtra Act 17 of 1973. The Court allowed the appel lants ' application and made an order under section 43 of the S.C.C. Act directing the respondent to vacate and hand over peaceful possession of the premises to the appellants within one month from the date of the order i.e. the 11th Octo ber, 1974. This order was not appealable. Hence respondent filed a revision before the High Court., Next, we come to Shyam Lal. His alienations were as follows: 19 6 97 Mortgage. Shops in Sanbhal. Owner. exhibit W 1(C.A. 94) 9 11 07 do House in Sambhal. No recital exhibit TT 1(C.A. 94) 17 9 09 do Bilalpat. do exhibit UU 1 (C. A. 94) In addition, he made the following transfers jointly with his brother Pyare Lal: 18 1 06 Mortgage. Bilalpat & shops No recitals. exhibit EEE 1 in Sambhal. (C.A.94) 21 2 10 do Bilalpat & Sabz. do exhibit AA 1(C.A 94) Pyare Lal also made two transfers on his own 23 9 18 Sale Bilalpat. "Devolved on exhibit 15(C.A. 94) me"from Nanak Chand by right of inheritance. 2 1 20 do do do exhibit 18 (C. A. 93) Lastly, there is Bhukban Saran, who is Maha Devi 's daughter 's son. He transferred as follows: 26 3 18 SaleHouses, etc.in Absoluteand Sambhal. exclusive exhibit MM 1 (C.A.92) owner. 9 1 21 Relinquish Bilalpat do exhibit DD 1 (C.A. 93) ment., source_sentence: What entry is mentioned in relation to tax on land?
sentences: Now it is true that the so called will of 1864 does not make provision for the grandsons, nor does it expressly confer an absolute estate on the legatees, but the witness is illiterate and had to depend on what he was told about the contents and meaning of the document, and what we have to test is the truth of his assertion that the plaintiff Mukand Ram and Kanhaiya Lal, and other members of the family, told him that Mst. Pato had given the property to her daughters and grandsons. If they told him this, as he says they did, then it operates as an admission against Mukand Ram and shifts the burden of proof to him because he was one of the persons who made the statement. The statements made by the others are not relevant except in so far as they prove the conduct of the family. The plaintiff (P.W. 11 in C.A. 91/50) admits that Mst. Pato divided the estate but says that it was only for convenience of management and that neither she nor her daughters had, or pretended to have, anything more than a life estate. He denies that there was any gift or family arrangement. But he had to admit that the grandsons also got properties at the same time. His explanation is that it was for the purposes of "shradh" and pilgrimage to Gaya and he says that though they were given possession they were not the "owners"., This Court rejected ' that submission and held that after vesting of all the rights mentioned in. section 6 of the Act in the State of Uttar Pradesh, new bhumidhari rights came into existence under section 18 of the Act., In that connection, the following observations lay down the guide lines: "It is well settled that the entries in the three legislative lists have to be interpreted in their widest amplitude and there fore if a tax can reasonably be held to be a tax on land it will come within entry 49. Further it is equally well settled that tax on land may be based on the annual value of the land and would still be a tax on land and would not be beyond the com petence of the State legislature on the ground that it is a tax on income: (See Ralla Ram vs The province of East Punjab: It follows therefore that the use to which the land is put can be taken into account in imposing a tax (1) ; (2)Quoted in Liberty cinema: P. 484. 339 on it within the meaning of entry 49 of List II, for the annual value of land which can certainly be taken into account in imposing a tax for the purpose of this entry would necessarily depend upon the use to which the land is put." (p. 49).
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
library_name: sentence-transformers
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