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Deputy Commissioner, Sales Tax (Law) Board Of Revenue(Taxes Vs. Pio Food Packers | indeed there may be several stages of processing and perhaps a different kind of processing at each stage. With each process suffered, the original commodity experiences a change. But it is only when the change, or a series of changes, take the commodity to the point where commercially it can no longer be regarded as t... | 0[ds]) of the Kerala General Sales Tax Act envisages the consumption of a commodity in the manufacture of another commodity. The goods purchased should be consumed, the consumption should be in the process of manufacture, and the result must be the manufacture of other goods. There are several criteria for determining ... | 0 | 1,850 | 852 | ### Instruction:
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indeed there may be several stages of processing and perhaps a different kind of processing at each stage.... |
Dene l(Proprietary Limited) Vs. Bharat Electronics Ltd. and Another | arbitrator, only the `named person in the Clause-10 can be appointed and, therefore, the petitioner- company cannot request for appointment of independent arbitrator for resolving disputes, if any, between the parties. The learned counsel relies on the observations made by this Court in the case of You One Engineering ... | 1[ds]n (6) of Section 11 of the Act provides, that, when the parties fail to reach to an agreement as regards the appointment of the arbitrator, can request the Chief Justice or any person or institution designated by him to come to the rescue of the parties. Therefore, petitioner in the present case has sought the app... | 1 | 3,057 | 527 | ### Instruction:
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arbitrator, only the `named person in the Clause-10 can be appointed and, therefore, the petitioner- company... |
Mohamed Hussain Gulam Ali Shariffi Vs. Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay & Others | the building in question known as Haroon Manzil, Ground Floor, 354 S.V.Patel Road, Mumbai (hereinafter referred to as Suit house). 6. Challenging the legality of the notice dated 17.05.2013, the appellant had initially filed a writ petition in the High Court. However, it was withdrawn with a liberty to file the Civil S... | 1[ds]13. In our considered opinion, having regard to the nature of the controversy, which is the subject matter of the suit, respondent Nos. 2 and 3 are neither necessary nor proper parties. As would be clear from mere perusal of the plaint, the basic question, which is required to be decided in the suit, is whether no... | 1 | 1,365 | 586 | ### Instruction:
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the building in question known as Haroon Manzil, Ground Floor, 354 S.V.Patel Road, Mumbai (hereinafter ... |
State Of A.P Vs. K.Punardana Rao | and that he had gone to Chirala and attended the Panchayat at the instance of DW3 Major D. Samuel in Chirala. The respondent also contended that on chemical test his fingers were found to be positive only as he had shaken hands with PW-1 and his pyjama pockets were also contaminated with chemical substance as a mediato... | 1[ds]The High Court committed a serious error by rejecting the evidence of PW1 and the evidence of the accompanying witnesses of the trap party. The recovery of the tainted money from the respondent coupled with the evidence of PW1 clearly establishes that the respondent did receive a bribe and thus committed the offen... | 1 | 1,612 | 312 | ### Instruction:
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and that he had gone to Chirala and attended the Panchayat at the instance of DW3 Major D. Samuel in ... |
Brij Bhushan And Another Vs. The State Of Delhi | Mahajan, J.(1) A decree for pre-emption of the property in suit was passed in favour of the plaintiff and he was ordered to deposit the sale price within two months from the date of the decree. An appeal was taken against this decision but it was withdrawn. The pre-emption money was not deposited within the time fixed ... | 0[ds]In our opinion, the High Court was right in holding that thesuit stood dismissed by reason of his default in not depositing theprice within the time fixed in the trial Courts decree. It was next contended that the decree drawn up by the trial Judge was not in accordance with the provisions of Order 20 Rule 14 in t... | 0 | 488 | 145 | ### Instruction:
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Mahajan, J.(1) A decree for pre-emption of the property in suit was passed in favour of the plaintiff and he ... |
Pramod Jha Vs. State Of Bihar | and that the State had not taken steps to deliver the amount in respect of each employee at his doorsteps by the relevant date. It was urged that the tender of compensation under Section 25F, in order to be valid, should be of the precise amount and should be made simultaneously with termination of the service. It was ... | 0[ds]16. In the case before us the workmen have been given onenotice in writing. The reasons for retrechment have been indicated. An opportunity of hearing against the proposed termination was also afforded though not required by Section 25F. Retrenchment was to take effect on expiry of one months from the date of the ... | 0 | 3,368 | 187 | ### Instruction:
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and that the State had not taken steps to deliver the amount in respect of each employee at his doorsteps by... |
Deepal Girishbhai Soni Vs. United India Insurance Co. Ltd.,Borada | that the amount of compensation payable under any other law for the time being in force is to be reduced from the amount of the compensation payable under Sub-Section (2) thereof or under Section 163-A of the Act. Right to claim compensation under Section 140, having regard to the provisions contained in Section 141 is... | 0[ds]By reason of the Section 163-A, therefore, the compensation is required to be determined on the basis of a structured formula whereas in terms of Section 140 only a fixed amount is to be given. A provision of law providing for compensation is presumed to be final in nature unless a contra indication therefor is fo... | 0 | 10,204 | 992 | ### Instruction:
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that the amount of compensation payable under any other law for the time being in force is to be reduced fro... |
LMJ INTERNATIONAL LTD Vs. SLEEPWELL INDUSTRIES CO. LTD | If we disregard the alterations envisaged by the Amendment to the Contract dated 7 th December 2010, granting an even higher level for “Broken Grains” end “Dead, damaged and Discoloured Grains”, the results provided by ISC were well Within the parameters foreseen for the quality under the Contract.6.11 The Tribunal the... | 0[ds]The grounds, at best, could be urged by the petitioner in the appeal to be filed against the foreign award governed by English Laws (UK Arbitration Act, 1996). The petitioner has allowed the said awards to attain finality having failed to file such appeal. Even the argument of fraud on the basis of the allegation ... | 0 | 9,690 | 1,762 | ### Instruction:
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If we disregard the alterations envisaged by the Amendment to the Contract dated 7 th December 2010, granting an even high... |
Laurel Energetics Pvt. Ltd Vs. Securities Exchange Board Of India | are disclosed as such pursuant to filings under the listing agreement, the corporate veil is not lifted. The difference between sub regulations (ii), (iv) and (v) on the one hand, and sub regulation (iii) on the other, again shows us that it is impermissible for the court to lift the corporate veil, either partially or... | 0[ds]11. In so far as the facts of the present case are concerned, the definition that we are concerned with is that of a company, and not any other corporate entity. For the purpose of the present case, the Target Company, therefore, means a company whose shares are listed on a Stock Exchange. This would mean, on the ... | 0 | 4,276 | 910 | ### Instruction:
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are disclosed as such pursuant to filings under the listing agreement, the corporate veil is not ... |
Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Madras Vs. Prithvi Insurance Co. Ltd | being a previous year not earlier than the previous year for the assessment for the year ending on the 31st day of March 1940, (in any business profession or vocation) and the loss cannot be wholly set off under sub-s. (1), (so much of the loss as is not so set off or the whole loss where the assessee had no other head... | 0[ds]7. In the present case, there is little doubt that the two businesses constituted one composite business : the Company was entitled to carry on the life insurance business and the general insurance business under its Memorandum of Association, and the businesses were attended to by the Branch Managers and the Agen... | 0 | 2,431 | 598 | ### Instruction:
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being a previous year not earlier than the previous year for the assessment for the year ending on the 31st day o... |
Rameshwar & Another Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh | Alagiriswami, J.1. This is an appeal by special leave against the judgment of the High Court of Allahabad confirming the sentence of death passed on the 1st appellant and sentence of life imprisonment passed on the 2nd appellant by the Temporary Civil Sessions Judge, Banda.2. The first appellant is the father and the s... | 0[ds]We see no reason to differ from the concurrent findings of the Courts below as to the occurrence.4. So far as the sentence is concerned we agree with the High Court that no indulgence can be shown to the two appellants as the crime was committed in a most high handed and cruel manner on a mere small provocation, i... | 0 | 542 | 144 | ### Instruction:
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Alagiriswami, J.1. This is an appeal by special leave against the judgment of the High Court of Allahabad c... |
Textile Machinery Corporation Limited Vs. Their Workmen | holding that there was no relevant evidence on the point. The learned Solicitor-General has invited our attention to the affidavit made by Mr. Radhey Shyam Sharma, the Finance Officer of the appellant, in which it is averred that the details showing that the reserves were fully utilised in the business under the heads ... | 1[ds]e question then which needs an answer is whether the tribunal was right in holding that there was no relevant evidence on the point.al has invited our attention to the affidavit made by Mr. Radhey Shyam Sharma, the Finance Officer of the appellant, in which it is averred that the details showing that the reserves ... | 1 | 1,838 | 832 | ### Instruction:
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holding that there was no relevant evidence on the point. The learned Solicitor-General has invited our attention ... |
Guru Granth Saheb Sthan Meerghat Vanaras Vs. Ved Prakash & Others | The criminal court would deal with the offence punishable under the Act. On the other hand, the courts rarely stay the criminal cases and only when the compelling circumstances require the exercise of their power. We have never come across stay of any civil suits by the courts so far. The High Court of Rajasthan is onl... | 1[ds]In K.G. Premshanker3, the effect of the above provisions (Sections 40 to 43 of the Evidence Act) has been broadly noted thus: if the criminal case and civil proceedings are for the same cause, judgment of the civil court would be relevant if conditions of any of Sections 40 to 43 are satisfied but it cannot be sai... | 1 | 2,728 | 344 | ### Instruction:
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Commissioner, Sales Tax, U.P Vs. M/s. Suraj Prasad Gauri Shanker | Hegde, J.1. These appeals by special leave arise from the decision of the Allahabad High Court in Sales Tax Reference No. 297 of 1967 on its file. In that case the High Court was considering a reference under Section 11 (1) of the U. P. Sales Tax Act 1948 (hereinafter to be referred to as the Act). The question referre... | 0[ds]4. Khandsari sugar with which we are concerned in this case was manufactured in U. P. That being so we are in agreement with the the High Court that only the sales by the manufacturers are liable to be brought to tax under the Notification. The Notification referred to earlier, in our opinion, takes the present ca... | 0 | 981 | 250 | ### Instruction:
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Hegde, J.1. These appeals by special leave arise from the decision of the Allahabad High Court in Sales... |
M/s. Veena Theatre, Patna Vs. State of Bihar | consistent with the Act for securing the payment of entertainment tax and generally for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of the Act.The power given under this provision is wide enough to make rules for the determination of the tax liability of an assessee. The mode and the manner in which that liabili... | 0[ds]4. The return submitted by the appellant was rejected by the authorities on the grounds that the books of account produced by the appellant were entirely unreliable that the appellant had maintained duplicate sets of tickets and had suppressed the sale of the tickets. These findings were based on the result of a s... | 0 | 1,782 | 950 | ### Instruction:
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consistent with the Act for securing the payment of entertainment tax and generally for the purpose of carrying into effec... |
Commissioner of Sales Tax, Bombay Vs. Amandi Private Limited | S. P. BHARUCHA, J. The High Court at Bombay rejected the sales tax application made on behalf of the Commissioner of Sales Tax, Maharashtra, to direct the Sales Tax Tribunal to refer to the High Court the following question : "Whether the Tribunal was correct in holding that in purchasing materials for the construction... | 1[ds]Having heard counsel we are of the view that the question aforementioned is a question of law and that it requires consideration in the light of the judgment in D. V. Saves case, which, prima facie, appears to us to be more on point than the judgment in the case of Famous Cine Laboratory and Studio Ltd. | 1 | 599 | 65 | ### Instruction:
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S. P. BHARUCHA, J. The High Court at Bombay rejected the sales tax application made on behalf of the Commis... |
CTP Environment S.A.S Vs. Sentro Technologies Limited and Ors | G.S. Patel, J. 1. This order will dispose of these two Notices of Motion, both filed by the Defendants. The suit is an action in patent infringement. 2. Notice of Motion No. 912 of 2015 purports to be under Order VII Rule 10 and Order VII Rule 11, read with Section 51 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC). Notice ... | 0[ds]4. In my view, this Notice of Motion is completely misconceived and not maintainable. The reasons are many. To begin with, the cast of the prayer is wrong. This being a Chartered High Court, in view of the provisions of Order 49 Rule 3, there is no question of rejection of a plaint under Order 7 Rule 10. That Rule... | 0 | 805 | 1,929 | ### Instruction:
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G.S. Patel, J. 1. This order will dispose of these two Notices of Motion, both filed by the Defendants. The suit is an acti... |
Debi Prasad (Dead) By L.Rs Vs. Tribeni Devi And Ors | the said firm." 17. If Debi Prasad was the rightful heir to the estate of Gopal Das, he could not have admitted in the year 1935 that Shyam Behari Lal was the proprietor of the firm Gopal Das Chhangamal. Debi Prasads explanation that on the date he gave that deposition, he was unaware of the fact that he was the heir o... | 0[ds]We are unable to accept these contentions. It is in evidence that Gopal Das had lost three children even before 1890. Evidently he had lost all hopes of getting a natural son. Further it is not necessary to speculate in the face of the documentary evidence referred to earlier why Gopal Das should have taken a son ... | 0 | 3,987 | 970 | ### Instruction:
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the said firm." 17. If Debi Prasad was the rightful heir to the estate of Gopal Das, he could not have admitted i... |
Ct. A. Ct. Nachiappa Chettiar And Others Vs. Ct. A. Ct. Subramaniam Chettiar | Chunder Banerjee v. Ambica Churn Mookerjee, ILR 18 Cal 507 . As we have already observed, prior to the enactment of the Act there has been a longstanding judicial practice under has been a longstanding judicial practice under which orders of reference have been passed by appellate courts in respect of matters is disput... | 0[ds]30. It is these portions of the award on which the appellants based their contention that immoveable properties in Pudukottai and Burma have been dealt with by the arbitrators. In our opinion this contention is not well-founded. What the arbitrators have done is to divide the properties which were then the subject... | 0 | 11,111 | 2,725 | ### Instruction:
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Chunder Banerjee v. Ambica Churn Mookerjee, ILR 18 Cal 507 . As we have already observed, prior to the enactment of the Ac... |
MANGILAL KAJODIA Vs. UNION OF INDIA | was not on vacation when the transfer orders were issued and after availing joining time, he should have joined the new place of posting on expiry of the joining time. It is, therefore, clear that the petitioner, Shri Kajodia had wilfully violated the orders of transfer; Notwithstanding the above, in the light of the o... | 1[ds]11. The facts discussed reveal petitioner has approached this Court and sought substantive reliefs under Article 32 of the Constitution after almost 9 years of the accrual of cause of action. He approached the CAT which disposed of an application on 10.08.2011 with a direction that he could approach it afresh afte... | 1 | 2,545 | 651 | ### Instruction:
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M/S Muneer Enterprises Mine Owners By Partner Vs. M/S Ramgad Min.& Mining P.Ltd.& Ors | of the reasons which weighed in the report of the Hon’ble Minister reflected the true facts. The conclusion of the Hon’ble Minister that the possession continued to remain with the owner was contrary to what was found on records. The Mahazar dated 09.12.1983 as noted by learned Single Judge from the original file revea... | 1[ds]49. In order to consider the first question as to whether M/s. Dalmia surrendered the mining lease M.L. No.2010 and whether such surrender has become final and conclusive, we have to recapitulate certain basic facts relating to the said lease. The said lease M.L. No.2010 was granted on 25.11.1953 for 30 years and ... | 1 | 25,020 | 7,501 | ### Instruction:
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of the reasons which weighed in the report of the Hon’ble Minister reflected the true facts. The ... |
K. Karuppuraj Vs. M. Ganesan | matter to the High Court and we decide the appeal on merits. 8. It is required to be noted that as per the case of the original plaintiff, the defendant was required to evict the tenants and hand over the physical and vacant possession at the time of execution of the sale deed on payment of full sale consideration. Eve... | 1[ds]6. In the present case, the original plaintiff instituted a suit for specific performance of the contract. On appreciation of evidence, the learned Trial Court held the issue of readiness in favour of the plaintiff. However, refused to pass the decree for specific performance of the contract on the ground that the... | 1 | 4,742 | 1,941 | ### Instruction:
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matter to the High Court and we decide the appeal on merits. 8. It is required to be noted that as per the case of the orig... |
Brahm Parkash Vs. Manbir Singh And Others | the High Court that in order to entitle a creditor to claim a right of subrogation it was not necessary that he should have entered into a written agreement stipulating for such a right. His submission, however, was on the following lines: Accepting the law as expounded by Sir Richard Couch in Gokuldas v. Ram Bux, 11 I... | 0[ds]In both the suits the legal representatives of Sham Sunder filed written statements in which they specifically stated that the discharge of the encumbrances of Daulatram was under circumstances in which they were entitled to claim the relief of subrogation. The question regarding the intention with which a prior e... | 0 | 2,175 | 865 | ### Instruction:
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S. N. Dutt Vs. Union Of India | it is not. No amount of common sense will put the name of the plaintiff there, if it is not there. 10. Let us therefore examine the notices and the plaint in this case to see whether the suit is by the same person who gave the notices, for it cannot be gainsaid that the identity of the person who issues the notice with... | 0[ds]The defect in the present case is in regard to the name, it being not disputed that there is no other defect in the noticeIt must however be remembered that the defect with which this Court was dealing in these cases was in the matter of cause of action and relief, and this Court pointed out that it was necessary ... | 0 | 2,875 | 729 | ### Instruction:
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it is not. No amount of common sense will put the name of the plaintiff there, if it is not there. 10. Let us therefore ex... |
Municipal Corporation For The City Of Poona Etc Vs. Bijlee Products (India) Ltd. Etc. Etc | duty as contained in rule 62B. It was on this representation that the respondents applied for allotment of the plots and spent huge amounts of money for the import of machinery and the materials and set up industries.10. The resolution of the Government deleting rule 5(B) read as a whole also clearly indicates that it ... | 1[ds]We have given our anxious consideration to the arguments advanced before us by counsel for the parties. We feel that in the circumstances of this case and in the view that we take, it is not at all necessary for us to travel into the domain of promissory estoppel. We are clearly of the opinion that reading the ord... | 1 | 3,521 | 837 | ### Instruction:
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duty as contained in rule 62B. It was on this representation that the respondents applied for allotment... |
Palure Bhaskar Rao Etc.Etc Vs. P.Ramaseshaiah & Ors. Etc | an induction to a new cadre and sometimes with a different type of duty. Such induction has distinct consequence on the career of the employee different from what would have been the normal course had he continued in the parent service. Thus the recruitment by transfer terminates the lien of an employee in the parent c... | 0[ds]10. Heard learned senior counsel and other counsel appearing on behalf of both sides. Though several contentions have been raised, the crux of the arguments is that once seniority is considered from the date of appointment as Reserve Sub-Inspector, since the scales of pay of Reserve Sub-Inspector and Sub-Inspector... | 0 | 3,223 | 1,001 | ### Instruction:
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an induction to a new cadre and sometimes with a different type of duty. Such induction has distinct conse... |
THE COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICER AND ANR Vs. MOHAN BREWARIES AND DISTRILLERIES LIMITED | Cements Limited, the circular in question was not found to be in conflict with any statutory provision or the applicable schemes and, therefore, the same was held binding on the adjudicating authority in the following words: – 30. In the present case, it is not the case of the Revenue that the Circular dated 1-5-2000 i... | 1[ds]17.2. As noticed, Section 7-A was inserted in the Tamil Nadu Act with effect from 27.11.1969. This provision has undergone several amendments from time to time but, for the present purpose, its sub-section (1), as examined by this Court in the judgment dated 15.07.1975 in the case of M.K. Kandaswami (supra) and th... | 1 | 33,631 | 10,364 | ### Instruction:
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Cements Limited, the circular in question was not found to be in conflict with any statutory provision or t... |
OKHLA ENCLAVE PLOT HOLDERS WEL. ASON Vs. UNION OF INDIA THROUGH SECRETARY | licensed area and other incidental expenses. If the above amount is not paid by the sixth respondent-Colonizer, it is for the State of Haryana to proceed against the sixth respondent to recover the amount as fee which is a land revenue.51. Surplus plots, if any, left – Entitlement of respondent No.6-Colonizer:- It has ... | 1[ds]14. Issue of Ownership:- As per the report of Sh. H.P. Sharma, Court Commissioner, appointed by the Supreme Court, Sh. Arun Mehra father of Sh. Divij Mehra, on behalf of M/s Hindustan Commercial Investment Trust Ltd. and M/s Class Sales Pvt. Ltd. had filed claim for 87 plots (65 plots + 22 plots), which he claimed... | 1 | 10,830 | 5,102 | ### Instruction:
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licensed area and other incidental expenses. If the above amount is not paid by the sixth respondent-Colonizer, it is for ... |
Union Of India Vs. Manik Lal Banerjee | no order as to costs." 17. Our attention has also been drawn to the fact that the Central Administration Tribunal, Principal Bench in OA No. 700 of 2004 in the matter of Federation of Central Government Pensioners Association Organisations, Calcutta v. Union of India by a judgment and order dated 1st October, 2004 held... | 1[ds]We have noticed hereinbefore that in terms of the 1993 Rules the emoluments were to be paid in terms of the recommendations made by the Fourth Pay Commission. The Fifth Pay Commission no doubt recommended that dearness pay be linked to All India Consumer Price Index of 12.1.1966 as on 1.7.1993 but, the entitlement... | 1 | 2,939 | 141 | ### Instruction:
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no order as to costs." 17. Our attention has also been drawn to the fact that the Central Administration Tribunal,... |
Commissioner Of Expenditure Tax, Andhra Pradesh Vs. Shri Pvg Raju, Rajah Of Vizianagaram | the Purpose of the business, profession, vocation, or occupation carried on by him or for the purpose of earning income from any other source;(j) any expenditure incurred by the assessee by way of, or in respect of, any gift, donation or settlement on trust or otherwise for the benefit of any other person ........"6. T... | 0[ds]There can hardly be any doubt that it is either, oris thus clear, without reference to the wealth of case law relied on by the High Court, that politics has been a profession and, indeed, under modern conditions in India, perhaps the most popular and uninhibited occupation with--its perils, of course. Law cannot t... | 0 | 1,866 | 734 | ### Instruction:
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the Purpose of the business, profession, vocation, or occupation carried on by him or for the purpose o... |
SHRIRANG YADAVRAO WAGHMARE Vs. THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ORS | Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1979, especially Rule ‘5? thereof. We are concerned with the portion dealing with major penalties, which reads as follows:?Major Penalties -(vii) compulsory retirement;(viii) removal from Service which shall not be a disqualification for future employment under Government;(ix) di... | 0[ds]6. The first and foremost quality required in a Judge is integrity. The need of integrity in the judiciary is much higher than in other institutions. The judiciary is an institution whose foundations are based on honesty and integrity. It is, therefore, necessary that judicial officers should possess the sterling ... | 0 | 1,267 | 627 | ### Instruction:
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Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1979, especially Rule ‘5? thereof. We are concerned with the portion dealing with... |
M/s. A.P.T. Ispat Pvt. Ltd Vs. U.P. Small Industrial Corporation Ltd. & Another | and, therefore, the provisions of section 3 of the Act are not applicable. There is no dispute about the fact that there is no written agreement between the petitioner and respondent Company for supply of raw materials to the petitioner. It is, however, admitted that respondent company had been supplying raw materials ... | 1[ds]13. We are completely unable to accept the view taken by the High Court. If the appellant company was purchasing wire rods as raw material from the Corporation we fail to see how the sale of the goods would become financial assistance rendered to the appellant unless it is shown that the supply of the goods was as... | 1 | 3,429 | 838 | ### Instruction:
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and, therefore, the provisions of section 3 of the Act are not applicable. There is no dispute about the fac... |
Icici Home Finance Company Limited Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax 10(1), Mumbai & Another | be noticed that the reasons for which the assessment for the assessment year 2006-2007 is sought to be reopened by communication dated 12.10.2011 are identical to the objection of the audit authority dated 29.12.2009. The reasons do not rely upon any tangible material in the audit report but merely upon an opinion and ... | 0[ds]6. The power to reopen a completed assessment under Section 147 of the Act has been bestowed on the Assessing Officer, if he has reason to believe that any income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment for any assessment year. However, this belief that income has escaped assessment has to be the reasonable belie... | 0 | 3,478 | 741 | ### Instruction:
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be noticed that the reasons for which the assessment for the assessment year 2006-2007 is sought to be reopened by communi... |
U.P.State Brassware Corpn. Ltd. Vs. Udai Narain Pandey | service was held to have been made in violation of Section 25F of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 stating: ... A host of factors like the manner and method of selection and appointment i.e. whether after proper advertisement of the vacancy or inviting applications from the employment exchange, nature of appointment, ... | 1[ds]13. It is not in dispute that the Respondent was appointed on daily wages. He on his own showing was appointed in a project work to look after the construction of building16. The Labour Court in its impugned award has not arrived at any finding that the order of appointment dated 8.1.1987 whereby the Respondent wa... | 1 | 7,036 | 998 | ### Instruction:
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service was held to have been made in violation of Section 25F of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 statin... |
Voltas Limited Vs. Union of India | the Company is entitled to such deduction. The submission is entirely devoid of any merit for more than one reason. In the first instance, the claim that the Company did not produce enough documents to support the claim of deduction of maintenance service charges is incorrect. The Company filed revised price list and t... | 1[ds]There is considerable merit in the submission of the learnedis not possible to accede to the submission of the learned counsel. As mentioned hereinabove, there is clear line of distinction between the obligations under the warranty and the obligations under the maintenanceis also clear from the perusal of the broc... | 1 | 4,379 | 1,060 | ### Instruction:
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the Company is entitled to such deduction. The submission is entirely devoid of any merit for more than one reason. In th... |
Commissioner of Customs, Mumbai Vs. M/s. Aban Loyd Chiles Offshore Ltd. & Others | Bombay High Court in Pride Foramer (supra) was upheld. In this case the rig was operational and used outside the territorial waters limits, but in the designated areas of the continental self and exclusive economic zones, which have been declared by the notification to be a part of the territory of India for limited pu... | 0[ds]Goods for the purpose of the Act includes vessels, aircrafts and vehicles as defined in sub-section (22) to Section 2, yet the distinction has to be recognized between a vessel or an aircraft as a mere good and when the vessel or an aircraft comes to India as a conveyance carrying imported goods. When a vessel or ... | 0 | 8,558 | 2,837 | ### Instruction:
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Bombay High Court in Pride Foramer (supra) was upheld. In this case the rig was operational and used outside the territorial... |
Karbalai Begum Vs. Mohd. Sayeed and Another | adverse possession to the other co-sharer in possession. Indeed even if this fact be admitted, then the legal position would be that Mohd. Basir and Mohd. Rashid, being co-sharers of plaintiff, would become constructive trustees on behalf of the plaintiff and the right of the plaintiff would be deemed to be protected b... | 1[ds]It is well settled that merein the rent and profits of the land of adoes not amount to an ouster so as to give title by adverse possession to the otherin possession. Indeed even if this fact be admitted, then the legal position would be that Mohd. Basir and Mohd. Rashid, beingof plaintiff, would become constructiv... | 1 | 2,324 | 748 | ### Instruction:
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adverse possession to the other co-sharer in possession. Indeed even if this fact be admitted, then the legal position wou... |
Jugal Kishore Baldeo Sarai Vs. Commissioner Of Income-Tax, U.P., Lucknow | benefit of the minor, and in this case there is no finding that the agreement entered into on behalf of the Hindu undivided family including, the minors by Babu Ram and Gobardhandas was in any way prejudicial to the interests of the minor members. On the other hand, the facts found show that some of the minors subseque... | 1[ds]We are unable to understand the meaning of the expression "valid special agreement". It is, of course, necessary that before a karta receives remuneration, it should be under a valid agreement. In judging what is a valid or proper agreement which would justify the payment of remuneration paid to a karta of the Hin... | 1 | 3,083 | 1,565 | ### Instruction:
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benefit of the minor, and in this case there is no finding that the agreement entered into on behalf of the ... |
Lawrence Joachim Joseph D Vs. The State Of Bombay | which would enable him to make the representation."The fact that he had made no such application for particulars is, therefore a, circumstance which may well be taken into consideration, in deciding whether the grounds can be considered to be vague. In the circumstances and having regard to the fact that what is allege... | 0[ds]We have been taken through all the material relating to the above allegation and have given our consideration to the same. It is enough to say that we are unable to see any reason for disagreeing with the conclusion of the High Court to the effect that the material is not enough to make out that the detaining auth... | 0 | 3,632 | 623 | ### Instruction:
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which would enable him to make the representation."The fact that he had made no such application for particulars is, theref... |
Dr. (Mrs.) Renuka Datla Vs. Solvay Pharmaceutical B.V. | have been drafted after obtaining expert legal advice does not even necessarily imply that special weightage in the form of control premium has to be given to these 4.91 per cent shares. If the petitioners had insisted on the incorporation of such a provision, it could very well be that the other party or parties would... | 0[ds]15. The next objection is directed against theof Vertin and Colopsa brands while valuing the intrinsic worth of the company DIL. In our view, the learned Valuer has given relevant reasons forof the said brand of drugs which stood transferred to Solvay Pharmaceuticals BV from Dupen Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. They are n... | 0 | 3,575 | 724 | ### Instruction:
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have been drafted after obtaining expert legal advice does not even necessarily imply that specia... |
CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Vs. HARI SINGH RANKA | the appellant herein in order to avail of credit facilities beyond the limit to which the Company was entitled. The dispute involved herein has overtones of a civil dispute with certain criminal facets. The question which is required to be answered in this case is whether the power which independently lies with this Co... | 1[ds]12. We have gone through the orders passed by the High court and the orders passed by the trial court and the revisional court. The order passed by the trial court indicates that it has treated the main offence being that of cheating and it has also been observed that there is no such allegation that documents are... | 1 | 9,355 | 1,888 | ### Instruction:
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the appellant herein in order to avail of credit facilities beyond the limit to which the Company was entitle... |
Sadanand S. Varde & Others Vs. State of Maharashtra & Others | Tax Act, 1961 would apply to a situation of sanction of an amalgamation scheme. The authorities entrusted with the administration of the statute (i.e. the Income Tax Act) also do not appear to have interpreted the provisions of Chapter XX-C to mean what is being contended now before us. By the principle of contemporane... | 0[ds]Mr. Kalsekar, learned Counsel for the petitioners, urged that the sanctioning of the Development Plans is contrary to the provisions of the CRZ Notification dated 19th February, 1991. There are several limbs to the argument.33. The first limb urged is that the Bandra Fort, which is situated at the tip of peninsula... | 0 | 30,955 | 3,585 | ### Instruction:
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Tax Act, 1961 would apply to a situation of sanction of an amalgamation scheme. The authorities entrusted wi... |
Shamsher Singh Vs. Rajinder Prashad & Ors | deed sought to be declared as null and void, nor to the question whether the declaration sought does or does not fall within the purview of S. 42, Specific Relief Act, furnishes a satisfactory or conclusive test for determining the court fee payable in the suit of this description. When the plaintiff is a party to the ... | 1[ds]4.As regards the main question that arises for decision it appears to us that while the court-fee payable on a plaint is certainly to be decided on the basis of the allegations and the prayer in the plaint and the question whether the plaintiffs suit will have to fail for failure to ask for consequential relief is... | 1 | 2,712 | 522 | ### Instruction:
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deed sought to be declared as null and void, nor to the question whether the declaration sought does or does not fall with... |
Dr. Asim Kumar Bose Vs. Union of India and Others | thecase of candidatesotherwise well-qualified.)"The contention on behalf of the respondents is that the appellant could not be considered for appointment to the post of Associate Professor of Radiotherapy in Maulana Azad Medical College because the teaching experience gained by him while holding the post of Radiologist... | 1[ds]We are afraid, we cannot subscribe to this line of argument.We find it rather difficult to support the impugned action of the Government of India in the Health Ministry in holding that the teaching experience gained by the appellant as RadiologistProfessor or Radiology (exofficio) with effect from October 9, 1964 ... | 1 | 9,728 | 598 | ### Instruction:
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thecase of candidatesotherwise well-qualified.)"The contention on behalf of the respondents is that t... |
Anju Kalsi Vs. HDFC Ergo General Insurance Company Limited and Another | Policy bearing No.2999200570315100000 and the replying opposite party sent the entire terms and conditions along with the policy to the opposite party no.2 and it is pertinent to mention here that the said group insurance policy purchased by opposite party no.2 to protect its account holders who were interested to avai... | 1[ds]11. The evidence which was tendered by way of an affidavit on behalf of the insurer by its Manager (Legal), does not displace the burden which was cast on the bank, whose customer the deceased was, of establishing that the debit card usage guide containing the requisite terms and conditions had actually been furni... | 1 | 2,082 | 714 | ### Instruction:
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Policy bearing No.2999200570315100000 and the replying opposite party sent the entire terms and c... |
Association of Unified Tele Services Providers and Ors Vs. Union of India | not expected to record any reasons and that they can summon books of accounts in respect of the business at any time, from the UAS Licence holders. 65. Let us now examine the communication dated 10.5.2010 issued by the Director General of Audit, Post & Telecommunications to the UAS service providers, which specifically... | 0[ds]37. We are of the considered view that when the executive deals with the natural resources, like spectrum, which belongs to the people of this country, Parliament should know how the nations wealth has been dealt with by the executive and even by the UAS Licence holders and the quantum of the Revenue generated out... | 0 | 15,661 | 1,221 | ### Instruction:
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not expected to record any reasons and that they can summon books of accounts in respect of the busin... |
Shiromani & Ors Vs. Hem Kumar & Ors | of the exceptions was in favour of the eldest son, who was originally entitled to a special share on partition, either a tenth or a twentieth in excess of the others, or some special chattel, or an extra portion of the flocks (Apastamba, II, 6, 14, 10-13; Baudh., II, 2, 2-5; Gaut., XXVIII, 11, 12; Vas., XVII, 42-45; Ma... | 1[ds]In our opinion, the argument put forward on behalf of the appellants is well founded and must be accepted as correct. It was contended on behalf of the respondents that the document was not necessary to be registered because there was only severance of joint status of the members of the coparcenery and there was n... | 1 | 3,117 | 875 | ### Instruction:
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of the exceptions was in favour of the eldest son, who was originally entitled to a special share on ... |
Abdul Wahid Abdul Gaffor Khatri Director & Others Vs. M/S. Safe Heights Developers Private Limited & Others | to obtain an RTI for a meeting held in 2011. Be that as it may, the Appellants have been removed by resolutions and with appropriate Form 32s filed, to the satisfaction of the ROC. It is nobodys case that the ROC has thereafter raised any objections to the filing of the Forms or indeed to the manner of removal of the A... | 0[ds]In the present case, under no circumstances can it be said that the judgment of the CLB is either perverse or cursory or based on no evidence. The Appellants are attempting to treat the present proceedings as a First Appeal and are in effect seeking that this Court delve deeply into the facts and exercise its disc... | 0 | 7,107 | 3,765 | ### Instruction:
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to obtain an RTI for a meeting held in 2011. Be that as it may, the Appellants have been removed by res... |
Krishan Bhimrao Deshpande Vs. Land Tribunal Dharwad and Others | when an area is notified as an urban agglomeration under Section 2(n)(A)(ii), the Central Act would apply to land situate in such area and the Andhra Pradesh Act would cease to have application, but by that time the Andhra Pradesh Act would have already operated to determine the ceiling on holding of land falling withi... | 0[ds]5. A plain reading of the above provisions in the background of the objects underlying these two enactments clearly shows that the two Acts operate in two different fields to a large extent8. It is well settled that the legislative power of the State has to be reconciled with that of the Parliament and that in the... | 0 | 6,479 | 451 | ### Instruction:
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when an area is notified as an urban agglomeration under Section 2(n)(A)(ii), the Central Act would apply to land ... |
Kanhsingh Vs. Tukaram | V. Gopala Gowda, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal has been filed by the appellants against the impugned Judgment and order dated 23.07.2012 passed by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh Bench at Indore wherein the High Court partly allowed and disposed of the Miscellaneous Appeal No.2918 of 2009 filed by the appellants... | 1[ds]p.m. From the facts, circumstances and evidence on record, it is clear that the deceased was 27 years of age, working with HDFC as the Manager earning Rs.1,81,860/per annum (i.e. Rs.15,155/p.m.) and there were definite chances of his further promotion and consequent increase in salary by way of periodical revision... | 1 | 1,090 | 391 | ### Instruction:
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V. Gopala Gowda, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal has been filed by the appellants against the impugned ... |
B.E. Simoes Von Staraburg Niedenthal & Another Vs. M/s. Chhattisgarh Investment Ltd | Judge, Raipur, the District Judge, Raipur must be allowed to decide the question of its own jurisdiction. In support of his arguments, learned counsel for CIL relies upon decisions of this Court in Michael Golodetz and others v. Serajuddin and Co., AIR 1963 SC 1044 and Bhatia Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. v. D.C. P... | 1[ds]11. In light of the legal position exposited in Swastik Gases Private Limited and Associated Contractors (supra) and having regard to Clause 13 of the agreement, as noted above, the jurisdiction of the District Judge, Raipur is ousted and, therefore, he cannot be said to have any jurisdiction in dealing with the m... | 1 | 1,730 | 146 | ### Instruction:
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Judge, Raipur, the District Judge, Raipur must be allowed to decide the question of its own jurisdict... |
Bharat Barrel And Drum Mfg. Co.Private Ltd Vs. Govind Gopal Waghmare And Another | but it opposed the grant of the increased scale retrospectively and also wanted that the increased wages should be linked to some guaranteed production. The reason for this was that the appellant felt that there had been deliberate slowing down of production by the workmen in the previous years. The tribunal was of opi... | 0[ds]2. So far as the increase in wages is concerned, the appellant agreed to the scale suggested by the tribunal but it opposed the grant of the increased scale retrospectively and also wanted that the increased wages should be linked to some guaranteed production. The reason for this was that the appellant felt that ... | 0 | 1,249 | 996 | ### Instruction:
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but it opposed the grant of the increased scale retrospectively and also wanted that the increased wages should be linked ... |
Shriram Chits and Investment (P.) Ltd. Vs. Union of India (UOI) and Ors. | be signed by the foreman, the prized subscribers, if present, or their authorised agents, or their authorised agents, and at least two other subscribers who are present, and where a direction has been made under Sub-section (3) of Section 16, also by the Registrar or the person deputed by him under that Sub-section. 35... | 0[ds]13. Section 6 provides that the agreement shall be signed by each of the subscribers or by any person authorised by him in writing and the foreman and attested by at least two witnesses and the particulars that has to be stated in the said agreement have also been provided in Section 6 of the Act. This clearly sho... | 0 | 16,079 | 4,105 | ### Instruction:
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State of Maharashtra & Others Vs. Brijlal Sadasukh Modani | aid from the Central Government or a State Government or from any corporation established by or under a Central, Provincial or State Act, or any authority or body owned or controlled or aided by the Government or a Government company as defined in Section 617 of the Companies Act, 1956 (1 of 1956);" 16. On a perusal of... | 1[ds]21. We share the said perception, and reiterate with agony. The ingemination has to be realised with sanctity. Therefore, we are of the convinced opinion that it was entirely unnecessary on the part of the High Court to enter into elaborate deliberation to arrive at the conclusion that the respondent was not a pub... | 1 | 4,903 | 1,247 | ### Instruction:
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Dinanath Pansari Vs. Collector & D. M. Keonjhar & Anr | by the District Magistrate from the failure of the petitioner to account for more than 21 out of 149 tyres, yet, this activity of the petitioner could not reasonably lead to the inference that it was necessary to detain the petitioner for the purpose of maintaining the supplies of the essential commodity in future. Rel... | 0[ds]8. The petitioner had not been detained for any irregularity or illegality committed as a licensed dealer, but as a person who seemed to have been diverting tyres from their pretended use, for which a large stock of tyres had been obtained directly from manufacturers, to sates in what is known as the "black market... | 0 | 2,310 | 717 | ### Instruction:
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by the District Magistrate from the failure of the petitioner to account for more than 21 out of 149 ... |
Formula One World Championship Ltd Vs. Commissioer Of Income Tax, International Txation-3 Delhi | event. The conceptualization of the event and the right to include it in any particular circuit, such as Buddh Circuit is that of the FOWC; it decides the venue and the participating teams are bound to it to compete in the race in the terms agreed with the FOWC. All these, in the opinion of the Court, unequivocally, sh... | 0[ds]13. The bone of contention before this Court pertains to the issue of existence of a PE of FOWC in India. We may say at the outset that the arguments advanced by both the parties before us were virtually the same arguments which were advanced before the High Court as well. Therefore, spelling out the submissions o... | 0 | 26,229 | 2,614 | ### Instruction:
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event. The conceptualization of the event and the right to include it in any particular circuit, such a... |
Bhikhubhai Vithlabhai Patel Vs. State Of Gujarat | acts reasonably and in good faith and upon lawful and relevant grounds of public interest. The whole conception of unfettered discretion is inappropriate to a public authority, which possesses powers solely in order that it may use them for the public good’ There is nothing paradoxical in the imposition of such legal l... | 1[ds]19. A plain reading of Section 17 suggests that on receipt of draft development plan the State Government may sanction the draft development plan, for the whole of the area covered by the plan or separately for any part thereof; return the draft development plan for modifying the plan in such a manner as may direc... | 1 | 7,308 | 1,444 | ### Instruction:
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Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Punjab Vs. Indian Woollen Textile Mills | Shah, J.1. M/s. Indian Woollen Textiles Mills Amritsar -hereinafter called the assessee had branches at different places in India, one of which was an industrial undertaking conducted in the name of Eldee Velvet and Silk Mills-called for the sake of brevity "Eldee. "Eldee had advanced Rs. 3,21,460/- to another concern,... | 1[ds]3. Section 66 (2) invests the High Court with jurisdiction to require the Appellate Tribunal to state a case and to refer it, if the Appellant Tribunal has refused to state the case on the ground that no question of law arises, and the High Court being approached by the aggrieved party within the period of limitat... | 1 | 1,050 | 559 | ### Instruction:
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Shah, J.1. M/s. Indian Woollen Textiles Mills Amritsar -hereinafter called the assessee had branches at different... |
State Of Assam & Anr Vs. Kuseswar Saikia And Ors | promotion of persons to be Additional District Judges or Additional Sessions Judges is not vested in the High Court. That is the function of the Governor under Art. 233. This follows from the language of the article itself:"(a) Appointments of persons to be, and the posting and promotion of, district judges in any Stat... | 1[ds]Article 235 vests in the High Court the control over District Courts and Courts subordinate thereto, including the posting and promotion and grant of leave to persons belonging to the judicial service of a State and holding any post inferior to the post of District Judge. By reason of the definitions given in Art.... | 1 | 2,246 | 1,040 | ### Instruction:
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promotion of persons to be Additional District Judges or Additional Sessions Judges is not vested in the High Court. That ... |
AJOY DEBBARMA Vs. THE STATE OF TRIPURA | extending full age relaxation to them irrespective of the number of years required and for recruitments to be held till 31 st March, 2023 to compete for the post of teachers. It is also emphasized that only such ad-hoc teachers who fulfil the requisite qualifications and are otherwise eligible for employment, are being... | 0[ds]17. The questions concerning legality and validity of the entire selection process and the appointments of about 10,323 teachers were gone into in detail in Tanmoy Nath (2014) 2 TLR 731 . The findings rendered by the High Court and its conclusions were accepted by this Court while dismissing the appeals arising th... | 0 | 4,636 | 368 | ### Instruction:
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extending full age relaxation to them irrespective of the number of years required and for recruitments... |
Chief Controlling Revenue Authorityandsuperintendent Of St Vs. Maharashtra Sugar Mills Ltd | of a document arises, as a public servant it is his duty to make the reference. If he omits to do so it is within the power of the Court to direct him to discharge that duty and make a reference to the Court.(9) Mr. Daphtary on behalf of the appellant tried to distinguish this case on the ground that the scheme of the ... | 0[ds](5) In our opinion the appellants contentions are unsound. The first contention then S. 57. Stamp Act, gives only a discretion and does not cast a duty on the appellant to make a reference overlooks the fact that the appellant has not to make a reference only when he is in doubt about his decision or conclusion . ... | 0 | 4,191 | 963 | ### Instruction:
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of a document arises, as a public servant it is his duty to make the reference. If he omits to do so it is w... |
The Gramophone Co. of India Ltd Vs. The Collector of Customs, Calcutta | music recorded on audio cassettes which was a service activity akin to photo-processing industry and could not be called a manufacturing activity and therefore the appellant was not entitled to have the contract registered under Project Import Regulation, 1986. 7. The sole question arising for decision is whether the a... | 0[ds]11. The term `manufacture is not defined in the Customs Act. In the allowed Act, namely the Central Excise Act, 1944 also, the term `manufacture is not to be found defined though vide clause (f) of Section 2 an inclusive definition is given of the term `manufacture so as to include certain processes also therein.`... | 0 | 1,871 | 480 | ### Instruction:
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music recorded on audio cassettes which was a service activity akin to photo-processing industry and could... |
Kartar Singh Vs. State of Punjab | Australia and Canada etc.) - having regard to the legal competence of the Legislature to make the law prescribing a different mode of proof, the meaningful purpose and object of the legislation, the gravity of terrorism unleashed by the terrorists and disruptionists endangering not only the sovereignty and integrity of... | 1[ds]70. Having regard to the limitation placed by Article 245(1) on the legislative power of the legislature of the State in the matter of enactment of laws having application within the territorial limits of the State only, the ambit of the field of legislation with respect to "public order" under Entry 1 in the Stat... | 1 | 37,994 | 326 | ### Instruction:
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Australia and Canada etc.) - having regard to the legal competence of the Legislature to make the law pres... |
New India Assurance Co. Ltd Vs. Smt. Sita Bai | M. Srinivasan, J. 1. Leave granted.2. Respondents 1 to 4 filed a claim petition before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Khandwa against respondents 5, 6 and the appellant herein - New India Assurance Co. Ltd. The claim petition arose out of an accident which took place at 10.00 A.M. on 16.4.1987. Bus No. CPO-9104, o... | 1[ds]6. In the fact situation of this case since the commencement of the policy at 2100 hours on 16.4.1987 was after the accident which had occurred at 1000 hours on 16.4.1987, the Tribunal as well as the High Court were wrong in burdening the appellant-Insurance Company, with any liability under Section 92-A of the Mo... | 1 | 847 | 113 | ### Instruction:
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M. Srinivasan, J. 1. Leave granted.2. Respondents 1 to 4 filed a claim petition before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal,... |
COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX KOLKATA XII Vs. M/S CALCUTTA EXPORT COMPANY | or brokerage, rent, royalty, fees for professional services or fees for technical services payable to a resident, or amounts payable to a contractor or sub-contractor, being resident, for carrying out any work (including supply of labour for carrying out any work), on which tax is deductible at source under Chapter XVI... | 1[ds]13. The dispute in the present case revolves around the fact that whether the amendment made by the Finance Act, 2010 to the provisions of Section 40 (a) (ia) of the IT Act is retrospective in nature so as to apply to the present case or not.If it is so, then the tax duly paid by the assessee on 01.08.2005 is well... | 1 | 3,952 | 1,949 | ### Instruction:
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or brokerage, rent, royalty, fees for professional services or fees for technical services payable to a re... |
ATUL CHANDRA DAS(D) TR.LRS Vs. RABINDRA NATH BHATTACHARYA(D)TR.LRS.&ORS | company, life assurance company, Life Insurance Corporation of India, mutual insurance company, provident insurance society or from a provident fund; (e) an advance made on the basis of a negotiable instrument as defined in the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, (26 of 1881) other than a promissory note; (f) Omitted by ... | 0[ds]10. Keeping Section 58(c) side by side with Section 37(a) of the State Act, the conclusion is inevitable that the State legislature has intended to override the effect of proviso to Section 58(c) of the Transfer of Property Act by enacting Section 37(a) in the State Act. Section 37(a) was incorporated by way of an... | 0 | 4,800 | 664 | ### Instruction:
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company, life assurance company, Life Insurance Corporation of India, mutual insurance company, provident insurance societ... |
Lt. Governor Of Delhi & Ors Vs. M/S. Ganesh Flour Mills Co. Ltd | Commissioner. This application too was rejected by the Chief Commissioner on the ground of being barred by time. The respondent thereafter moved the High Court for a direction to the Chief Commissioner to refer the question of law formulated by the respondent to the High Court. In addition to that, the respondent filed... | 0[ds]There is, in our opinion, considerable force in this submission of Mr. Rameshwar Nath. The materials referred to in clause (c) according to its plain language should be such as are intended for being used for the packing of goods for sale. Once the intention of using the materials for packing of goods for sale is ... | 0 | 1,597 | 555 | ### Instruction:
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Commissioner. This application too was rejected by the Chief Commissioner on the ground of being ... |
Parbat S/O Namdeo Naikwadi Vs. The Indian Oil Corporation Limited, | find it relevant to refer to two Judgments of the Apex Court. In the case of Yogesh Bhardwaj vs. State of U.P. and others, reported in (1990) 3 Supreme Court Cases, Page 355, the Apex Court in Para 17 and 21 observed thus:"17. Residence is a physical fact. No volition is needed to establish it. Unlike in the case of a ... | 0[ds]13. After reading clause 2.2 of the advertisement, we are of the view that the said clause in respect of submission of Residence Certificate could have been clearly drafted and worded by the Respondent No.1 company. We had even verified from some of the disposed matters, the clauses in respect of Residence proof f... | 0 | 3,159 | 944 | ### Instruction:
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find it relevant to refer to two Judgments of the Apex Court. In the case of Yogesh Bhardwaj vs. Stat... |
General Labour Union (Red Flag), Bombay Vs. Ahmedabad Manufacturing and Calico Printing Company Limited and Others | 1. The appellant-union had filed a complaint before the Industrial Court under the Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act, 1971 (the Act) complaining of the breach of Items 1(a), (b), 4(a), (f) and 6 of Schedule II and Items 7, 9 and 10 of Schedule IV of the said Act. The ... | 0[ds]2. As pointed out both by the Industrial Court and the High Court, it was not established that the workmen in question were the workmen of the. In the circumstances, no complaint could lie under the Act as is held by the two courts below. We, therefore, find nothing wrong in the decision impugned before us. The wo... | 0 | 458 | 132 | ### Instruction:
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1. The appellant-union had filed a complaint before the Industrial Court under the Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions... |
Williamsons (India) Private, Limited Vs. Its Workmen | no grievance about the relief granted by the award in respect of leave with pay and allowances.Just as the wage structure with scales of increments cannot reasonably be constructed unless the financial position of the appellant is properly ascertained and the result of the impact of the wage structure in future is judg... | 1[ds]Ex. C3 which has been printed in the paper book before us, clearly shows that the quotation have considerably been reduced in a large number of articles and in some cases, they have been cancelled and the extent of the business of the appellant has naturally been proportionately reduced. Ex. C2 which refers to the... | 1 | 3,130 | 1,796 | ### Instruction:
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no grievance about the relief granted by the award in respect of leave with pay and allowances.Just as the wage structure ... |
United Provinces Electric Supply Co. Ltd. Allahabad Vs. T. N. Chatterjee | been validly retired having reached the age of superannuation on that date under that clause.14. In view of the previous decisions of this court and in particular that of Guest Keen Williams Pvt. Ltd. (1960) 1 SCR 348 = (AIR 1959 SC 1279 ) it has not been disputed that in the industrial dispute which was referred it wa... | 1[ds]In our opinion the principle applied in the latter case is fully supported by the scheme of the Act and was rightly extended and applied in Agra Electric Supply Co. Ltd. (1970) 1 SCR 808 = (AIR 1970 SC 512 ).We concur with the view expressed therein that it was not intended by the legislature that different set... | 1 | 6,294 | 776 | ### Instruction:
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been validly retired having reached the age of superannuation on that date under that clause.14. In view of t... |
M/S. The Abu Marble Mining Private Limited Vs. The Regional Directors | accordingly held that the employees working at the site were not covered by the definition of "employee" under Section 2(9).On the other hand, on behalf of the respondents, their learned counsel has firstly placed reliance in the judgment of ESIC Vs. Premier Timber Supplies, 1991 1 CLR 669 to contend that even temporar... | 1[ds]9. Considering all these judgments, we now come back to the facts of this case. We have earlier noted the evidence on record. From the evidence on record, what is clear is that the contractor was only doing the work of laying tiles/marble. Even the polishing work at the site, from the evidence of Sharma, was not d... | 1 | 5,141 | 721 | ### Instruction:
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accordingly held that the employees working at the site were not covered by the definition of "employee" unde... |
Western India Plywood Ltd Vs. Shri. P. Ashokan | ESI being a welfare legislation, the Parliament could not have intended to create a bar against the workmen claiming more advantageous benefit under the Workmens Compensation Act. The Single judge of the High Court dismissed the writ petition filed by the employer but the Division Bench, in appeal, held that in view of... | 1[ds]10. In view of the aforesaid observations in Trehans case, with which we respectfully agree, it is clear that the respondent could not make a claim for damages. Sections 53 disentitles an employee who has suffered an employment injury from receiving or recovering compensation or damages under the Workmens Compensa... | 1 | 2,726 | 482 | ### Instruction:
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ESI being a welfare legislation, the Parliament could not have intended to create a bar against the wor... |
M. K. Paplah & Sons Vs. The Excise Commissioner & Anr | delegated legislation is implied in the speech of Lord Thankerton in the House of Lords in Minister of Health v. The King, 1931 AC 494 (524) where he said:"In this case, as in similar cases that have come before the courts, Parliament has delegated its legislative function to a Minister of the Crown, but in this case P... | 0[ds]7. It is clear from the return filed before the High Court that the Government purchases arrack from the distillers and keeps it in the warehouse established or licensed under Section 16 and that any removal of arrack after the purchase of the same will attract the liability to pay excise duty.We see no force in t... | 0 | 3,768 | 478 | ### Instruction:
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delegated legislation is implied in the speech of Lord Thankerton in the House of Lords in Minister o... |
ENGINEERING ANALYSIS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE PRIVATE LIMITED Vs. THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX & ANR | 108. After taking cognizance of these observations, the Committee considers that the option of withholding tax offers a practical way of allocating partial taxing rights in respect of income from digital economy, which shares attributes that may be similar to royalty or fee for technical services, and which can be comp... | 1[ds]25. The scheme of the Income Tax Act, insofar as the question raised before us is concerned, is that for income to be taxed under the Income Tax Act, residence in India, as defined by section 6, is necessary in most cases. By section 4(1), income tax shall be charged for any assessment year at any rate or rates, a... | 1 | 64,422 | 14,901 | ### Instruction:
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108. After taking cognizance of these observations, the Committee considers that the option of withhold... |
SREI EQUIPMENT FINANCE LIMITED Vs. RAJEEV ANAND & ORS | loans of Rs. 18.86 crores by an agreement dated 01.04.2016, and the second being a loan of Rs.16.80 crores by agreement dated 24.06.2016, with an interest figure of Rs.2.72 crores, the total amount coming to Rs.38.39 crores. 3. To this section 7 application, a counter affidavit was filed by the corporate debtor on 15.0... | 1[ds]7. We have heard learned counsel for the parties, including the parties in Civil Appeal No.1911 of 2020 and Civil Appeal No.3112 of 2020. A bare reading of the NCLT order shows that it is only after a perusal of the documents, pleadings, and the supplementary affidavit of 03.08.2018, including the counter affidavi... | 1 | 1,193 | 275 | ### Instruction:
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loans of Rs. 18.86 crores by an agreement dated 01.04.2016, and the second being a loan of Rs.16.80 c... |
National Cement Mines Industries Ltd Vs. The Commissioner of Income Tax, West Bengal, Calcutta | Cas 310: 1920-1 KB 71 or a mineral royalty depending upon the quantity of minerals raised, Kamakshya Narain Singh v. Commr. of Income-tax, B. and O., 70 Ind App 180: (AIR 1943 PC 153 ) or computed on sales of manufactured articles-Commissioners of Inland Revenue v. 36/49 Holdings Ltd., (1944) 25 Tax Cas 173 or a percen... | 0[ds]It a difficult to categorise a transaction of this character. It is not a conveyance of all the rights of the appellants nor can it be regarded as a sale even of the rights which were conveyed. Numerous restrictions were imposed by the deed upon the rights of the transferee which were inconsistent in their very na... | 0 | 4,373 | 1,450 | ### Instruction:
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Cas 310: 1920-1 KB 71 or a mineral royalty depending upon the quantity of minerals raised, Kamakshya Narain Singh v. Commr.... |
Bhagabandas Agarwalla Vs. Bhagwandas Kanu and Others | shall be terminable, "on the part of either lessor or lessee, by fifteen days notice expiring with the end of a month of the tenancy". The argument of the respondents before the High Court was that the notice to quit did not expire with the end of the month of the tenancy and was hence invalid. This argument found favo... | 1[ds]The tenancy was admittedly a monthly tenancy and hence the notice to quit could not be said to be valid under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act unless it expired with the end. of the month of the tenancy. The view taken by the High Court was that since by the notice to quit the appellant called upon the ... | 1 | 1,319 | 695 | ### Instruction:
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shall be terminable, "on the part of either lessor or lessee, by fifteen days notice expiring with the end of a mo... |
Shipping Corporation Of India Ltd Vs. Mare Shipping Inc | made on behalf of the Charterers to convince us that it was really the duty and responsibility of the Owner of the vessel to check whether the vessel could be safely moored at the SBM in Vadinar, we are unable to convince ourselves that such a duty was that of the Owners of the vessel and not the Charterers which had a... | 0[ds]The concept of an arrived ship in shipping terminology requires that a vessel should reach a destination in a port where she could be safely berthed and thereupon be ready to either discharge or load cargo from and on to the vessel. That is a general concept, but the Charterers and the Owners of the vessel could i... | 0 | 8,207 | 1,398 | ### Instruction:
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made on behalf of the Charterers to convince us that it was really the duty and responsibility of the Owner of th... |
The Kolhapur Municipal Corporation & Ors Vs. Vasant Mahadev Patil (Dead) Through L.R.s & Ors | reserved area is coming within High Flood Line and every year for a period of fifteen days to one month, the said area gets flooded during rainy season. In that view of the matter, the High Court ought not to have directed the Corporation to still acquire the land and pay the compensation to the original landowners tho... | 1[ds]If that be so, we fail to understand what the reason was for the Planning Authority to designate such a land for a public purpose and/or to reserve the land in question in the Development Plan for a public purpose and thereafter to acquire and pay the compensation if the said land was not at all suitable and/or us... | 1 | 13,691 | 3,997 | ### Instruction:
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reserved area is coming within High Flood Line and every year for a period of fifteen days to one month, the said... |
Director General, ESI & Another Vs. T. Abdul Razak | power conferred on the Director General under a rule or a regulation is in the nature of a statutory power that has been conferred independently on the Director General. It cannot be regarded as delegation of powers and functions of the Corporation or the Standing Committee under Section 94-A of the Act. Section 94-A s... | 0[ds]Therefore, in so far as the validity of the memoranda regarding initiation of disciplinary proceedings against the respondents is concerned the question regarding delegation of powers by the Director General did not arise for consideration and the Tribunal was not required to deal with the question regarding valid... | 0 | 4,941 | 1,406 | ### Instruction:
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power conferred on the Director General under a rule or a regulation is in the nature of a statutory power... |
Heckett Engineering Co Vs. Workmen | make the appointment of the workman and it was he who actually made the crucial appointment in that capacity, let us now advert to the question whether Mr. Balan was competent to pass the impugned order of dismissal. 9. Mr. Chatterji has, by reference to Standing Order No. 32 of the aforesaid Standing Orders, stressed ... | 1[ds]We have gone through the entire record and have given our earnest consideration to the submission made by learned counsel for the parties. While we are of the view that there is no warrant for interfering with the findings of fact arrived at by the Tribunal with regard to the establishment or otherwise of any of t... | 1 | 3,506 | 1,418 | ### Instruction:
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make the appointment of the workman and it was he who actually made the crucial appointment in that c... |
Jasveer Singh Vs. State Of U.P | considering the pros and cons, without entering into serious controversies and making any comment on the merit of the case, we are of the considered opinion that in view of the judgment and order of this Court dated 26th November, 2010, which was passed in presence of the counsel for both the parties, the High Court ou... | 0[ds]8. We are unable to accept the above submission. It is seen from the above resume of the proceedings that the appellants were paid compensation and possession was duly taken. The appellants also preferred reference on which higher compensation was awarded and matter attained finality upto this Court. The appellant... | 0 | 1,409 | 199 | ### Instruction:
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considering the pros and cons, without entering into serious controversies and making any comment on the merit of the cas... |
Jagjit Singh (D) thr. L.Rs Vs. Amarjit Singh | Deepak Gupta, J.1. Amarjit Singh (since deceased, the Respondent herein) hereinafter referred to as "the Plaintiff, filed a suit for specific performance of contract. He alleged that he had entered into an agreement dated 17.10.2000 with Jagjit Singh (since deceased, the Appellant herein) hereinafter referred to as "th... | 1[ds]The only ground for coming to this decision is that the suit had been filed on 09.01.2004 whereas the extended date for execution and registration of the sale deed was 09.10.2003 and thereafter, the Plaintiff had sent a legal notice on 13.10.2003. We fail to understand as to how the issuance of notice on 13.10.200... | 1 | 877 | 249 | ### Instruction:
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Deepak Gupta, J.1. Amarjit Singh (since deceased, the Respondent herein) hereinafter referred to as "the Plai... |
State Of Orissa Vs. Bidyabhujshan Mohapatra | this plea cannot be sustained. The Tribunal Rules and the Police Regulations in so far as they deal with enquiries against police officers are promulgated under S. 7 of the Police Act, and neither the Tribunal Rules nor the Police Regulations provide an appeal against an order of dismissal or reduction in rank which th... | 1[ds]8. Under the Classification Rules there is a right of appeal from an order imposing a penalty passed by a departmental head to the latters superior whereas there is no such right of appeal against the order passed by the Governor imposing penalty upon a public servant. But this also cannot be regarded as a ground ... | 1 | 6,002 | 854 | ### Instruction:
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this plea cannot be sustained. The Tribunal Rules and the Police Regulations in so far as they deal with enquiries against... |
M/S Narne Construction P.Ltd.Etc.Etc Vs. Union Of India & Ors.Etc | The legislative intention is thus clear to protect a consumer against services rendered even by statutory bodies. The test, therefore, is not if a person against whom complaint is made is a statutory body but whether the nature of the duty and function performed by it is service or even facility. (emphasis supplied) 5.... | 0[ds]was perfectly justified in holding that the activities of the appellant- company in the present case involving offer of plots for sale to its customers/members with an assurance of development of infrastructure/amenities, lay-out approvals etc. was a service within the meaning of clause (o) of Section 2(1) of the ... | 0 | 2,208 | 462 | ### Instruction:
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The legislative intention is thus clear to protect a consumer against services rendered even by statutory bodies. The test... |
NITESH KUMAR PANDEY Vs. THE STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH | the appellants while contending that the writ petitioners having participated in the computer efficiency test are estopped from raising any grievance subsequently has placed strong reliance on the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Ashok Kumar and Another vs. State of Bihar and Others (2017) 4 SCC 357 wherein... | 0[ds]11. In the light of the contention, a perusal of the order passed by the learned single judge as also the order passed in the writ appeal and the review petition in the relied upon cases relating to Amit Kumar Mishra and Others would indicate that a detailed discussion has been made by the High Court and we see no... | 0 | 3,371 | 1,104 | ### Instruction:
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Tara Chandkhatri Vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Others | decision, it is not permissible to infer on that ground alone that its reasons for that decision were bad in law. Even if it gives reasons, which are ex facie insufficient in law to support its decision, the court will not necessarily assume that these are the sole reasons on which the tribunal has based its decision. ... | 0[ds]6. The omission to make the aforesaid averments in the writ petition regarding the incompetence of the Deputy Commissioner to pass the impugned order of dismissal from service and invalidity. of regulation 7 of the Regulations appears to be due to the. fact that the appellant fully realised that none of these plea... | 0 | 7,033 | 3,638 | ### Instruction:
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decision, it is not permissible to infer on that ground alone that its reasons for that decision were bad i... |
Allana Cold Storage Limited Vs. Goa Meat Complex Limited | in the State and, therefore, the processing industry should be set up in the State. The contracts were awarded by negotiations, since earlier attempts to award it by auction did not materialise as offers were not forthcoming. The Supreme Court upheld such contracts for the simple reason that the court should not interf... | 0[ds]15. It is clear that GMC Ltd. were on the look out for a person who could upgrade the abattoir by making investment and simultaneously use its spare capacity and pay GMC Ltd. a specific guaranteed minimum amount. Though at the time the GMC Ltd. approached ACS Ltd. they had shown their willingness to provide necess... | 0 | 9,652 | 3,106 | ### Instruction:
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in the State and, therefore, the processing industry should be set up in the State. The contracts wer... |
State Of Haryana Vs. Rubber Reclaim Co.Of India (P) Ltd.&Anr | under the provision of Central Sales Tax Act. Accordingly has set aside the orders passed by the assessing authority. However, the High Court has not gone into the vires of Rule 28-A of the Rules, 1975. 9. Rule 28-A of the Rules, 1975 is framed under Sections 13B and 25-A of the Act. Rule 28-A deals with computation of... | 1[ds]13. Having noticed the relevant rules, we will revert back to the facts in the present case. Thehad availed benefit of the sales tax exemption under the Exemption Scheme issued by the State Government. The Eligibility Certificate for sales tax exemption provides for certain conditions which requires to be complied... | 1 | 1,664 | 336 | ### Instruction:
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under the provision of Central Sales Tax Act. Accordingly has set aside the orders passed by the assessing authority. Howeve... |
Western India Match Company Ltd Vs. Workmen | It plainly follows From Sections 4, 10 and 13 (2) that the inconsistent part of the special agreement cannot prevail over the Standing Order. As long as the Standing Order is in force, it is binding on the Company as well as the workmen. To uphold, the special agreement would mean giving a go-by to the Acts principle o... | 0[ds]According to the Standing Order, a workman shall not be kept on probation for more than two months. If he has worked during these two months to the satisfaction of the (company, he becomes permanent. But as a result of special agreement, even though he has worked during these two months to the satisfaction of the ... | 0 | 2,939 | 605 | ### Instruction:
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It plainly follows From Sections 4, 10 and 13 (2) that the inconsistent part of the special agreement cannot prevail over t... |
Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Punjab Vs. M/S. Chander Bhan Harbhajan Lal | 1817, Subba Rao, J. observed:"A partner of a firm can certainly secure his capital from any source or surrender his profits to his sub-partner or any other person. Those facts cannot conceivably convert a valid partnership into a bogus one."8. The statements of Harbhajan Lal and other partners of the assessee firm do n... | 1[ds]The deed, dated December5, 1952 clearly stated that Gosain Chander Bhan and 18 other parties to the deed were the partners of the assessee firm. On the face of the deed, it does not appear that Gosain Chander Bhan was a partner in a representative capacity on behalf of the Ferozepore firm, or that the Ferozepore f... | 1 | 2,982 | 830 | ### Instruction:
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1817, Subba Rao, J. observed:"A partner of a firm can certainly secure his capital from any source or s... |
JYPD Scheme Welfare Trust Vs. The Chief Officer, M.H.A.D. and Ors | claimed the allotment are required to be considered as per the fresh directives and guidelines which would govern the exercise of powers of Regulation 16. It is submitted that, therefore, the appellant (original writ petitioner) cannot claim any right of allotment under the original Regulation 16. It is submitted that,... | 1[ds]6. Heard learned Counsel appearing on behalf of the respective parties at length. At the very outset, it is required to be noted that the appellant herein applied for allotment of plot in issue under Regulation 16 of 1982 Regulation. It is required to be noted that at the time when the appellant (the original writ... | 1 | 4,446 | 755 | ### Instruction:
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Sockieting Tea Company Private Limited Vs. Under Secretary To The Government of Assam & Others | Grover, J. 1. This is an appeal by Special Leave from the Judgment of the Assam and Nagaland High Court. 2. The appellant is an incorporated company. It has a tea garden by the name of Dukhinhongra Tea Estate. This tea estate established a market on its own private land. This market is stated to have been functioning f... | 0[ds]6. The points, which Mr. Mukherjee has now sought to raise, are :(1) That rule 15 only gives rates and provides for the levy of taxes which are authorised by Section 76. In the present case, the Anchalik Panchayat could not have levied any tax under Section 76 because no such power is conferred on it by that secti... | 0 | 997 | 246 | ### Instruction:
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Grover, J. 1. This is an appeal by Special Leave from the Judgment of the Assam and Nagaland High Court. 2. ... |
Man Mohan Tuli Vs. Municipal Corporation Of Delhi & Ors | to be intended for immediate export. In view of the interpretation we have placed on Section 178 it is obvious that the word ‘immediately? appearing in Rules 26 has to be libe-rally construed so as to imply a reasonable period and if the export is delayed the rules may apply if a reasonable explanation has been given. ... | 1[ds]6. The crucial words which have to be interpreted are: ‘goods carried by railway or road into the Union Territory of Delhi from any place outside Delhi?. The contention of the appellant is that the words ‘goods carried into the Union Territory clearly indicate that the final destination of the goods must be Delhi ... | 1 | 5,589 | 1,390 | ### Instruction:
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New India Assurance Co.Ltd Vs. Rula | but the contract of insurance relating to motor vehicles has to be understood in the light of the various provisions contained in the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. Chapter 11 of the Motor Vehicles act deals with insurance of motor vehicles against third party risks. Section 146(1), inter alia, provides as under : "146. Nec... | 0[ds]7. The contract of insurance in respect of motor vehicles has, therefore, to be construed in the light of the above provisions. Section 146(1) contains a prohibition on the use of the motor vehicles without an insurance policy having been taken in accordance with Chapter 11 of the Motor Vehicles Act. The manifest ... | 0 | 1,926 | 448 | ### Instruction:
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but the contract of insurance relating to motor vehicles has to be understood in the light of the various provisio... |
Securities and Exchange Board of India Vs. Udayant Malhoutra | 1. These statutory appeals have been instituted by the Securities and Exchange Board of India(SEBI) under Section 15Z of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992(SEBI Act) . The appeals arise out of the orders passed by the Securities Appellate Tribunal(Tribunal) on 27 June 2020 and 23 July 2020. The Tribuna... | 1[ds]5. On the facts before it, the Tribunal, in our view, was correct in coming to the conclusion that since the investigation was pending since 2017 and information had been supplied on 28 November 2019, there was no urgency for passing an ex-parte interim order of the nature that was issued by the Whole Time Member.... | 1 | 1,134 | 170 | ### Instruction:
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1. These statutory appeals have been instituted by the Securities and Exchange Board of India(SEB... |
Manoj H.Mishra Vs. Union Of India | issues raised by the respondent. Therefore, it is not possible to hold the respondent guilty of violating the undertaking given to this Court.” 32. This Court upon meticulously taking note of the entire fact situation observed that the editorial written by the respondent was not intended to demean CESTAT as an institut... | 0[ds]In our opinion, the learned Single Judge and the Division Bench have not committed any error in rejecting the submissions made by the learned counsel for the appellant. We are not inclined to examine the issue that the actions of the appellant would not constitute a misconduct under the Rules. In view of the admis... | 0 | 8,293 | 1,110 | ### Instruction:
Hypothesize the court's verdict (affirmation (1) or negation (0) of the appeal), and then clarify this hypothesis by interpreting significant sentences from the case proceeding.
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issues raised by the respondent. Therefore, it is not possible to hold the respondent guilty of violating the und... |
Titaghur Paper Mills Company, Limited Vs. Ram Naresh Kumar and Another | disobedience of orders under the relevant standing orders. He submitted an explanation, which was followed by an enquiry on 3 October, 1953 at which he did not cross-examine the witnesses. Thereafter, he was suspended with effect from 5 October, 1953; but as some industrial dispute was under adjudication before a tribu... | 1[ds]We are of opinion that on the findings of the tribunal itself there was no case for interference with the order of dismissal. The scope of the power of an industrial tribunal to interfere in the matter of dismissal of workmen by the management was considered by this Court in Indian Iron and Steel Company, Ltd., an... | 1 | 1,262 | 512 | ### Instruction:
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disobedience of orders under the relevant standing orders. He submitted an explanation, which was followed by an enquiry o... |
Liyakat Vs. State of Uttaranchal | para 21) "21. In a case based on circumstantial evidence, the settled law is that the circumstances from which the conclusion of guilt is drawn should be fully proved and such circumstances must be conclusive in nature. Moreover, all the circumstances should be complete and there should be no gap left in the chain of e... | 0[ds]13. Before analysing the factual aspects it may be stated that for a crime to be proved it is not necessary that the crime must be seen to have been committed and must, in all circumstances be proved by direct ocular evidence by examining before the court those persons who had seen its commission. The offence can ... | 0 | 2,797 | 336 | ### Instruction:
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para 21) "21. In a case based on circumstantial evidence, the settled law is that the circumstances from whi... |
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