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May 31 2006 (TRI)

In Re: Nageshwar Investment Ltd.,

Court : SEBI Securities and Exchange Board of India or Securities Appellate Tribunal SAT

..... , purshottam lal kejdiwal, dinesh kumar lodha, ashish stock broking, sunil kedia, murari lal goenka, shyam lal sultania and ahilya commercial pvt. ltd., shall remain in force till further orders which sebi may pass on conclusion of the investigation proceedings referred hereinabove. d) on going through cse's letters dated may 11, 2006 and may ..... . besides the companies themselves recorded poor or lack lustre financial performance and did not bother to file up to date financial statements with cse. such acts by the brokers posed a serious risk to the stability and settlement system of the stock exchange besides raising the spectre that innocent investors might get ..... trading data revealed that the pattern of trading and the modus operandi seems to be identical as in the previous case wherein the above members not only acted as counter party of their own transactions, but also had matched the transactions among themselves, creating artificial volumes. the extent of such transactions is given .....

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Jun 10 1991 (HC)

Mathura Lal Shankar Keer Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1993(0)MPLJ814

..... section 8. how that power shall be exercised is not set out in any other provision of the ferries act. the allahabad high court in case of baij nath prasad, air 1968 all. 288, observed that under section 8 of the ferries act, where the term does not exceed five years, the tolls may be let out by public auction with the ..... to be understood in a liberal sense to include janpad panchayat under the panchayat act.10. shri jain's reliance on a single bench decision of the allahabad high court in case of bheem thakur v. district board, ballia, air 1958 all. 464, wherein the dispute was with respect to the recovery of arrears from a lessee, the learned judge ..... after referring to the provisions of sections 6, 7, 7a, 8 and 9, in para 11 observed that the act contemplates different arrangements for the management of public ferries. a .....

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May 09 1957 (HC)

Adarsh Bhandar Vs. Sales Tax Officer

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1957All475; [1957]8STC666(All)

..... a view of the matter to conclude that because certain sections of an act have hot come into force that therefore the act has not come into force; or that because one or more sections of an act have come into force that the act has necessarily come into force. an act may come into force notwithstanding the fact that the commencement of certain sections has been postponed. ..... state of suspended animation' until it came into force on july 1, 1948, (1950) 66 tlr 141 at p. 144 (b).i am therefore unable to hold that because one or more sections of an act have come into force on the day the act was published it necessarily follows that the act has come into force. whether it has done so or not must ..... has been taken by the nagpur high court in chhotabhai je-thabhai patel & co. v. union of india, air 1952 nag 139 (d), and by the rajasthan court in mewar textile mills ltd., bhilwara v. union of india, (s) air 1955 raj 114 (e).34. fourthly, there appears to be nothing in item 54 of list ii of the .....

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Dec 13 2011 (HC)

Saraswathy Vs. Babu

Court : Chennai

..... based upon an intelligible differentia between the women who are living with the respondent on the date of coming into force of the act or who are subjected to domestic violence after coming into force of the act on one hand and the women who were living with the respondent or who were subjected to domestic violence prior ..... a basis of an action thereunder. with due respect to the authorities above cited, this court would inform that the fundamental issue stands unaddressed. the act came into force on 2005. it cannot be disputed that several wrongful actions which might have amounted to offences such as cruelty and demand for dowry cannot have taken ..... of the considered view that a petition under the provisions of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 is maintainable even if the acts of domestic violence have been committed prior to coming into force of the act or despite her having in the past lived together with the respondent a shared household woman is no more .....

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Dec 19 1980 (HC)

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Abdul Rehman and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1981J& K60

..... contention of mr. hussain is that since respondent no. 3 is a 'statutory employee' and is governed and controlled by the border security force act. the union of india cannot be fastened with the liability for his tortious acts because the union of india has 'no control' over its statutory employees. the argument is misconceived. the border security ..... a decision does not lose its authority merely because it was badly argued, inadequately considered and fallaciously reasoned.'18. i must, however, hasten to add that air 1965 sc 1039 and air 1979j & k 6 (supra) were neither badly argued, inadequately considered nor fallaciously reasoned.'19. in the instant case, it was neither pleaded nor even ..... in those cases. apart from the fact that the assumption made by mr. hussain is wholly unjustified, and the point raised by him has no substance, otherwise too air 1980 sc 1762 is a complete answer to the argument of mr. hussain. it was observed by krishna iyer, j. ..... (at p. 1764 and1765).'every new .....

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Dec 15 1987 (SC)

Dewan Joynal AbedIn Vs. Abdul Wazed Alias Abdul Wazad Miah and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT1987(4)SC642; 1987(2)SCALE1447; 1988Supp(1)SCC580; [1988]2SCR370

..... (d). the select committee suggested as follows:the committee have carefully considered the proposed substituted clause (d) of section 7 of the representation of the people act, 1951. the committee feel that in view of the expanding activities of the central and state government as the biggest purchasers and suppliers of goods including food ..... contracts which create the disqualification. the question for determination is whether the contract to collect toll at a government ferry entered into in accordance with the ferries act amounts to a contract for the execution of any works undertaken by the government. at this stage we should remember that the words 'or the performance of ..... of bihar. his nomination for election to the bihar legislative assembly was rejected on the ground that he was disqualified under section 7(d) of the act, as he had an interest in a contract for the performance of services undertaken by the bihar government. the appellant contended that the service undertaken by .....

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Mar 22 1963 (HC)

The State of Mysore Vs. Gujjadi Narayan Nayak and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1964]15STC906(Kar)

..... column (2) of the second schedule is the first or the earliest of the successive dealers in the state after the mysore sales tax act, 1957, came into force. before that act came into force, sales of those goods were exempt from the payment of sales tax and there could have been no dealer during that period who was ..... immaterial considerations. the relevant passage may be quoted : 'it is contended by mr. srinivasan that, on 1st october, 1957, when the new mysore sales tax act came into force, the petitioner was not the first or the earliest of the successive dealers in the state, since by then, he had already purchased the goods sold by him ..... 5(1) is the turnover for the entire assessment year, in computing the tax payable that portion of the turnover which relates to transactions effected before the 'act' came into force should be assessed to tax according to the provision of the relevant repealed enactment, but the turnover relating to the transactions effected on or after 1st october, .....

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Jan 28 1958 (HC)

Mst. Dassi W/O Het Ram Vs. Mst. Kapuro W/O Tulsi Ram

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1958P& H208

..... is not a reversioner seeking possession but a reversioner whose rights had matured into the rights of full proprietors before the act came into force. the decisions relied upon therefore do not help the appellant. ram ayodhya missir v. raghunath missir, (s) air 1957 pat 480 (e), is also the case of a sale deed executed by a female hindu who was ..... alive when the act came into force.6. the unreported decision of this court relied upon is the judgment of tek chand j., in mt. ..... by her deceased husband's reversioners. the widow was alive when the hindu succession act came into force and therefore it was held that she had become a full owner and was therefore competent to make a gift.similarly, in mt. janki kuar v. chathu prasad, (s) air 1957 pat 674 (b), it was an alienation by a living widow which was .....

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Sep 21 2010 (HC)

Mathura Barai, and ors. Vs. Sudama Devi.

Court : Patna

..... father died in 1948 in the state of jointness with his brothers, her mother could not inherit his interest because she took another husband much before coming into force of hindu succession act. therefore, the main defence of the defendant is that even if it is held that plaintiff's father died in 1948 then also she did not inherit ..... to 1956 or after 1956. the learned court below after discussion of the evidences as stated above accepted the case of the plaintiff.(19) in a decision reported in air 1983, supreme court 114(madhusudan das vs. smt. narayani bai and others), hon'ble supreme court held that the general rule is that the appellate court should permit ..... given." this was adverted to with approval by the privy council in sara veeraswami v. talluri narayya (deceased), air 1949 pc 32 and found favour with this court in sarju parshad v. raja jwaleshwari pratap narain singh, 1950 scr 781, 783: (air 1951 sc 120 at p. 121). it seems to us that this approach should be placed in the forefront .....

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Mar 22 1953 (HC)

State of Mysore Vs. Gujjadi Narayan Nayak and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1964Kant190; AIR1964Mys190

..... in column (2) of the second schedule is the first or earliest of the successive dealers in the state after the mysore sales tax act, 1957, came into force, before that act came into force, sales of those goods were exempt from the payment of sales tax and, there could have been no dealer during that period who was ..... were immaterial considerations. the relevant passage may be quoted :'it is contended by mr. srinivasan that, on october 1, 1957, when the new mysore sales tax act came into force, the petitioner was not the first or the earliest of the successive dealers in the state, since by then, he had already purchased the goods sold by him ..... ) is the turn-over for the entire assessment year, in computing the tax payable that portion, of the turnover which relates to transactions effected before the 'act' came into force should be assessed to tax according to the provisions of the relevant repealed enactment, but the turnover relating to the transactions effected on or after 1-10-1957 .....

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