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Advocates - my sources - (2) If any person fails to pay the penalty imposed by the Adjudicating Officer or fails to comply with any of his directions or orders, he shall be punishable Advocates (go to my blog) with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than one Advocates; go to my blog, month, but which may extend to ten years or with fine, which may extend to twenty-five crore rupees or with both. The Agamas also contain other prescriptions including who is entitled to worship from which portion of the temple.

In one of the Agamas it is said (as freely translated) thus : Image worship is a predominant feature of Hindu religion. the awards relating to the acquisition of land in question as well Advocates (go to my blog) as the Government approval dated 28th May, 1988 for allotment of 55 acres of land to the respondent No. In this context, we may fruitfully refer to a four-Judge Bench decision in Khudiram Das v. In the present case, the detenu was initially detained for one year. This observation was not meant to convey that the power of detention is a quasi-judicial power.

In the second age, the spirit of universal brotherhood has lost its initial efficacy and notions of inferiority and superiority amongst men surfaced leading to a situation where the inferior man was asked to worship the superior man who was considered as a manifestation of God. ) on the basis of accepted texts and a study thereof had found that in the first stage of existence of mankind God was worshiped Advocates - go to my blog - as immanent in the heart of everything and worship consisted solely in service to ones fellow creatures.

to remove; to carry or send abroad especially to foreign countries as merchandise or commodities in the way of commerce; the opposite of import ". 28-Society] was also challenged in the Writ Petition No. Disputes arose about the relative superiority and inferiority which was resolved by the wise sages by introducing image worship to enable all men to worship God without squabbles about their relative superiorities.

In the said judgment it is further mentioned that, There are, it is well known Thanthries in Malabar who are specialists in these matters of pollution. Mahavidyapeetha [for short respondent No. As the temple priests have got the special saivite initiation or dheeksha which entitles them to touch the inner most image, and as the touch of the persons who have got no such initiation, even though they be Brahmins, was supposed to pollute the image, even Brahmins other than the temple priest were in many temples not allowed to go into the garbhagraham.

The Oxford Dictionary gives a similar meaning to both these words. The State of West Bengal and others[23] wherein explaining the observations made in Bhut Nath Mete (supra), the Court observed that:- It was, however, sought to be contended on behalf of the petitioner, relying on the observation of this Court in Bhut Nath Mete v. But we do not think it would be right to read this observation in the manner contended on behalf of the petitioner. The only thing which it intended to emphasise was that the detaining authority must exercise due care and caution and act fairly and justly in exercising the power of detention.

14726 of 1994 filed by the appellant. In cases where the grant is for valuable consideration it is construed in favour of the grantee, for the honour of the Sovereign, and where two constructions are possible, one valid and the other void, that which is valid ought to be preferred, for, the honour of the Sovereign ought to be more regarded than the Sovereign's profit n890 It is well settled that the general rule is that grants made by the Sovereign are to be construed most favourably for the Sovereign; but if the intention is obvious, a fair and liberal interpretation must be given to the grant to enable it to take effect, and the operative part, if plainly expressed, must take effect notwithstanding qualifications in the recitals.

With passage of time there emerged Rules regulating worship in temples which came to be laid down in the treatises known as Agamas and the Thantras. In Alagar (supra), similar observations were made. Specifically in Gopala Moopanar (supra), it was noticed that the Agamas prescribed rules as regards what caused pollution to a temple and as regards the ceremonies for removing pollution when caused. In Chandrakant Baddi (supra), a two-Judge Bench referred to the earlier decisions and opined that:- A reading of the abovequoted paragraphs would reveal that when an order of a court quashing the detention is set aside, the remittance of the detenu to jail to serve out the balance period of detention does not automatically follow and it is open to the detaining authority to go into the various factors delineated in the judgments aforequoted so as to find out as to whether it would be appropriate to send the detenu back to serve out the balance period of detention.

B that the exercise of the power of detention implies a quasi-judicial approach, that the power must be registered as a quasi-judicial power. The origins of image worship is interesting and a learned discourse on the subject is available in a century old judgment of the Madras High Court in report the learned Judge (Sadasiva Aiyar, J.