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Once the entire capacity of the generating plant is declared, the proportionate principle of allocation of capacity will become applicable and as a natural consequence, the electrical output will NRI Legal Services be allocated and supplied between the two NRI Legal Services beneficiaries on proportionate basis, in accordance with the dispatch instructions. Also, the submission of EPL that the Petitioner's only concern, under terms of the PPA, is that it must get electricity in accordance with its Dispatch Instructions, within the limits of allocated capacity is not entirely correct.

Further, the weightage of marks so allotted is required to be reckoned while preparing the merit list of candidates. Details of criminal cases have been noted in this affidavit. Under such Schemes, time is given to every employee to opt for voluntary retirement and similarly time is given to the management to work NRI Legal Services out the Scheme. This affidavit has also placed on record that there are other 304 suspected licences and those cases were under scrutiny.

From the plain NRI Legal Services language of this proviso, it is amply clear that it does not envisage reservation for in-service candidates in respect of Post Graduate Degree Courses with which we are presently concerned. Once the capacity of the generating station as a whole is available, the allocation of capacity has to take place in the proportion that is contracted. This submission is contrary to the procedure prescribed in the PPA as well as the normal NRI Legal Services industry practice.

Justice Mahajan and I agree with his conclusion that the appeal should be allowed and the plaintiff's suit decreed with costs. The obligation of EPL is clearly to declare the Capacity of the generating plant as a whole. It appears that EPL is avoiding its obligation to declare the entire capacity. --I have had the advantage of perusing the judgment of my learned brother Mr. This proviso postulates giving weightage of marks to specified in-service candidates who have worked in notified remote and/or difficult areas in the State " both for Post Graduate Degree Courses as also for Post Graduate Diploma Courses.

EPL cannot ignore its obligation of declaring the entire capacity. The Court thereafter referred to its earlier judgment of this Court in State Bank of Patiala v. I would like to add a few words. (2) Without prejudice to the provisions contained in the General Clauses Act, 1897 (10 of 1897) with respect to repeals, any notification, rule, order, requirement, registration, certificate, notice, decision, direction, approval, authorisation, consent, application, request or thing made, issued, given or done under the Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 1984 (51 of 1984) shall, if in force at the commencement of this Act, continue to be in force and have effect as if made, issued, given or done under the corresponding provisions of this Act.

Since the said Schemes are funded schemes, the management is required to create a fund. Consequently, we hold that the supply order having been placed herein prior to the coming into force of the Act, any supply made pursuant to the said supply orders would be governed not by the provisions of the Act but by the provisions of Section 34 CPC. The ability to recover deemed non generation due to difference in schedule generation and actual generation has nothing to do with the requirement to allocate capacity and supply electrical output on a proportionate basis.

Swarnakar, so far as it related to the State Bank of India, would be applicable to State Bank of Patiala as well. It is, thus, reproduced below: However, this contention was repelled and in the process observation which was made by the Court need a glance. That apart, Section 34 of the Act empowers the High Court to make Rules laying down the conditions subject to which an Advocate shall be permitted to practice in the High Court and courts subordinate thereto.

Therefore, in terms of the ratio laid down by this Court, the employee is ensured under SBIVRS the right of withdrawal within the specified period. Jagga Singh[5] wherein the Court held that since State Bank of Patiala was a subsidiary of State Bank of India and the Schemes were similar, the decision in O. The counsel appearing for the employees in this case sought to distinguish Jagga Singh. Under the procedure for dispatch in Schedule VI of the PPA, EPL had to declare weekly schedules of the Capacity that is available for the entire station (and not the Allocated capacity).

The Act was reserved for the assent of the President and became law on the 23rd of January, 1952, when the President gave his assent. On the basis of such declaration, requirement-schedule and dispatch instructions are issued. Hence, the argument of EPL that it does not have the obligation to declare capacity for the entire plant is incorrect and contrary to the terms of Schedule VI of the PPA. Reverting to the response filed by the State of Rajasthan, Chief Secretary in his affidavit sworn on 8th March, 2011, it is stated that the State Government has investigated the matter in right earnest and also accorded sanction against the concerned Government officials.

Four members of the Rajasthan Administrative NRI Legal Services (RAS) were suspended and sanction to prosecute them was also granted. The Petitioner has a right to be supplied electrical output proportionate to the declared capacity of the generating plant in terms of the PPA. On the 28th of September, 1951, the Orissa State Legislature passed the Orissa Estates Abolition Act of 1951* (Orissa Act I of 1952). The creation of the fund would depend upon the number of applications; the cost of the Scheme; Clause (5) of SBPVRS gave fifteen days' time to the employees to opt for the Scheme and under clause (8) a period of two months is given to the management to work out the Scheme.

Once the declared availability for the entire plant is known, the beneficiaries will proceed to issue dispatch instructions in accordance with the terms of the PPA.