In the absence of any authority and in the absence of any statutory permissibility it is absolutely inconceivable in law that a Sarpanch can enter into settlement with a workman. Section 101, which we have already reproduced, confers power on the village panchayat to enter into a compromise. As the factual matrix has been uncurtained, the village panchayat represented itself through the Sarpanch. The said questions were ultimately answered in paragraph 124 to 127 which are as under (2) Does Parliament have the powers to legislate "for" any territory, other than the territory of India or any part of it?

by appointing another Wage Board at the end of these 3 years) and (11) The Board was handicapped for want of Cost of Living Index. The question raised in this Court was that the Tribunal whose order had been quashed had neither acted without jurisdiction nor was there any error apparent on the face of the record and the two questions which arose for decision were (1) what was the extent of the power of the High Court in exercise of its powers under Art, 226 to grant a writ of certiorari to quash the adjudication of an Election Tribunal and (2) whether such grounds did exist.

The purpose of our referring to the same is that the parliament by the Constitutional amendment required the State Legislature to bring their State laws in conformity with Part IX of the Constitution. (10) The Board had no authority to fix scales of pay for a period of 3 years (subject to review by the Govt. A possible eventuality of this type would not necessarily be the consequence which could be in the contemplation of the Legislature while enacting a measure of this type for the benefit of the workmen concerned.

This position also is not and cannot be disputed. Power has been conferred on the Panchayats so that they are able to function as an institution of self-Government. The purpose of referring to the same is that the village panchayat by a specific provision of the Act is regarded as a body corporate. No particular words are necessary for the creation of a corporation; any expression showing an intention to incorporate will be sufficient.

226 for a writ or direction in the nature of certiorari which was allowed. The appellants further argued that if the reference includes properties over which the court had jurisdiction as well as those over which it had no jurisdiction the whole of the reference becomes invalid and in such a case it is not permissible to separate the invalid part of the reference from that which is valid. 219 matter in controversy such as the question of title in respect of the foreign immoveable property it has no jurisdiction to refer it for the determination of the arbitrators.

226 in regard to an election matter where the Election Tribunal had found certain issues in favour of the petitioner and had declared the election to be void and the respondent filed an application under Art. This was the first information of the case. n(a) the territory of India, or any part of India; or (b) the interests of, welfare of, wellbeing of, or security of inhabitants of India, and Indians? A body corporate as has been held can sue or be sued in its name.

The respondent's case is that neither the reference nor the award purports to deal with any immoveable property in Burma; and so the challenge to the validity of the reference and the award on the legal points raised by the appellants cannot succeed. States Parties shall ensure that the institutions, services and facilities responsible for the care or protection of children shall conform with the standards established by competent authorities, particularly in the areas of safety, health, in the number and suitability of their staff, as well as competent supervision There is authority of long standing for saying that the essence of a corporation consists in (1) lawful authority of incorporation, (2) the persons to be incorporated, (3) a name by which the persons are incorporated, (4) a place, and (5) words sufficient in law to show incorporation.

Thereafter, an investigation was held, and the thirteen accused persons were sent up for trial. Unless these were the direct or inevitable consequences of the measures enacted in the impugned Act, it would not be possible to strike down the legislation as having that effect and operation. Nothing has been brought on record that the Panchayat had conferred any authority on the Sarpanch to enter into any kind of settlement with the workman, the first respondent herein. A Sarpanch, as we perceive in this case, by entering into a settlement has not only acted contrary to the provisions of the Act and but also the spirit of the responsibility cast on the local self-Government.

The State Legislature has also been empowered to make provisions by which powers are given to the Gram Panchayats. nPledgor agreed to pledge its assets as collateral security for due repayment of the loan of 59,82,000 USD. It is, therefore, necessary to examine the reference and the award and decide whether the factual assumption made by the appellants in urging their legal grounds against the validity of both the reference and the award is justified.

Babra is situate at a distance of about thirteen or fourteen miles from village Nani Kundal, and the Sub-Inspector of Police arrived at the village at about 10-45 p. 3 gave full right to Euram to realise its loan by realising the pledged securities Once responsibility is given they are to be carried out with sanguine responsibility. The correctness of this contention is disputed by the respondent; but, for the purpose of the present appeal, the respondent is prepared to argue on the assumption that even this contention is well-founded.