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Joti Ram (Dead) Through L.Rs. and ors. Vs. Bhagat Singh and ors. Etc.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2000HP123

..... before 5-7-1954 if became binding on andhra high court after the formation of the state of andhra and the transfer of territories from madras to mysore under andhra state act, 1953. the ..... act, no. 53 of 1970, it can be safely inferred that the high court of himachal pradesh is a successor of the high court of delhi.23. in m. subbarayudu v. state. air 1955 andhra 87, the full bench of the andhra pradesh high court was obliged to deal with the cases where the decision rendered by the madras high court ..... suit filed by a tenant who has been dispossessed without his consent from his tenancy or any part thereof is time barred having regard to the provisions of himachal pradesh abolition of big landed estates and land reforms act, 1953?'2. the facts so far as necessary for understanding the controversy may now bestated :jyoti ram had .....

State of Karnataka Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2001SC1560; JT2000(6)SC1; 1999(4)SCALE332; (2000)9SCC572

..... incidental, krishna is the second largest river in india. it rises in the mahadev range of western ghats near mahabaleshwar in maharashtra and flows through mysore and andhra pradesh obtaining further water accumulation support from various tributaries, rivulets and streams and finally joins the bay of bengal. in the run of 186 miles ..... referred thereto the water dispute regarding the utilisation of the water of river krishna, the disputants being the states of mysore, madhya pradesh, orissa, andhra pradesh and maharashtra. subsequently, however, orissa and madhya pradesh were discharged from the records of the case and i do not think it expedient to record the detailed reason ..... of the recommendations of the states reorganisation act, in the year 1956, the krishna basin came to be controlled by the states of bombay, mysore and andhra pradesh, which became the riparian states. each of these states became active for exercising their right share over the water of krishna valley and the central .....

A.J. Patel and ors. Vs. the State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1965Guj234a

..... november 1956 a conference was convened by the central government of the representatives of the central government and the representatives of the states of andhra pradesh, bombay, bihar kerala, madhya pradesh mysore, madras, punjab, rajasthan and west bengal. the aforesaid conference was held on the 6th and 7th december 1956. a record of the ..... government of india in the ministry of home affairs addressed a letter to the chief secretaries to the governments of the states of andhra pradesh, bombay, kerala, madras, rajasthan, madhya pradesh, mysore punjab and west bengal in connection with the subject of protection of service conditions to be afforded to the state service personnel. ..... as provided in the act and as a result thereof the new states of kerala, mysore, bombay, madhya pradesh, rajasthan and laccadive, minkcoyand amindivi islands came to be formed and the territories of the existing states of andhra pradesh and madras came to be altered. in the beginning, 1956, a conference of chief .....

Larsen and Toubra Ltd., Madras and ors. Vs. Joint Commercial Tax Offic ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1968Mad407; [1967]20STC150(Mad)

..... cent and is at a single point. the tax in gujarat is three per cent in madhya pradesh at seven per cent, mysore and kerala at two per cent. uttar pradesh at seven per cent, bihar at four per cent and in andhra pradesh for the last three years at three per cent. the point at which tax is levied in ..... the ordinance and the validation act was attacked with the result that different high courts on their scope and validity. eventually the supreme court in sundararamier & co. v. state of andhra pradesh, : [1958]1scr1422 upheld the view expressed in mettur industries ltd. v. state of madras. : air1957mad362 and dialdas parmanand v. talwalkar, 1956 7 stc 675 = air 1957 bom ..... declined to accept his case and found with reference to the relative records that the movement of the goods stocked at sankarankoil in the madras state to ongole in andhra pradesh was occasioned by sales and that though the sales were not covered by 'c' declaration forms, he would limit the tax to 2 per cent. the assessing .....

Larsen and Toubro Ltd. and ors. Vs. the Joint Commercial Tax Officer a ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1967)2MLJ552

..... cent., and is at a single point. the tax in gujarat is three per cent., in madhya pradesh at seven per cent., mysore and kerala at two per cent., uttar pradesh at seven per cent., bihar at four per cent., and in andhra pradesh for the last three years at three per cent. the point at which tax is levied in ..... with the result that different views were expressed by different high courts on their scope and validity. eventually the supreme court in sundararamier and to and ors. v. state of andhra pradesh : [1958]1scr1422 , upheld the view expressed in mettur industries ltd. v. the state of madras : air1957mad362 , and dialdas parmanand kripalani v. talwalkar (1956) 7 s.t.c. ..... declined to accept his case and found with reference to the relative records that the movement of the goods stocked at sankarankoil in the madras state to ongole in andhra pradesh was occasioned by sales and that though the sales were not covered by 'c' declaration forms, he would limit the tax to 2 per cent. the assessing .....

Shankaragouda Vs. Sirur Veerabhadrappa

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1963Mys81; ILR1960KAR766

..... than those certified by the chief justice of that high court as proceedings transferrable to the bombay and the mysore high courts, to the high court of andhra pradesh and section 119 preserved the continuance of the laws in the telengana area till suitably modified by the appropriate authority.' 28. applying ..... telugu speaking area of that state otherwise called telangana has merged in the state of andhra pradesh, the marathi speaking area has become part and parcel of the bombay state and the kannada speaking districts have formed part of the mysore state on the reorganisation of the states.the districts of raichur, gulbarga and bidar, ..... a later part of the judgment, his lordship states as follows:'the states reorganisation act by section 65 extended the jurisdiction of the high court of andhra pradesh to the telengana area and provided for the automatic transfer of all proceedings pending in the high court of hyderabad immediately before the appointed day other .....

Syed Abbas HussaIn Nagri Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1971AP1

..... cannot therefore be said that the service rules that were applicable to the telangna personnel did not continue after the formation of the state of andhra pradesh. the state of andhra pradesh was empowered to vary those rules to the disadvantage of the personnel with the prior approval of the central government and to the advantage of ..... be wrongful and in violation of the constitutional right of the servant.'47. the supreme court considered the question of reduction in rank in madhav v. state of mysore. : [1962]1scr886 . after referring to : (1958)illj544sc it was held;'mere deprivation of higher emoluments as a consequences of reversion cannot amount to evil ..... accordance with the provisions of the hyderabad district police act (10 of 1329f) and the hyderabad district police manual. after their allotment to the state of mysore, they were promoted on and hoc basis to the posts of circle inspector because the permanent incumbents had either gone on leave or were on deputation. on .....

Bengal Corporation Private Ltd. Vs. the State of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1965]16STC62(Mad)

..... the course of inter-state trade. 24. this view has been followed in all the subsequent decisions of the supreme court.25. in singareni collieries v. state of andhra pradesh [1961] 12 s.t.c. 765, the question arose after the central sales tax act of 1956. on an examination of the relevant case law the position ..... the sales manager of the second appellant (associated cement co. ltd.) who was manufacturing cement and was having factories in different parts of india outside the state of mysore. as per the control and restrictions customers who have to secure their supply would get (a permit so called) an authorisation, authorising the first appellant to sell and ..... movement of goods from the factory to the purchaser, i.e., across the border from one state to another, because the factories were outside the state of mysore and therefore transactions were clearly transactions of sale of goods in the course of inter-state trade or commerce. taking the nature of the transaction and preliminaries which .....

S.K. Roy Vs. Addl. Member, Board of Revenue

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1967Cal338,[1966]18STC379(Cal)

..... transaction provided it is established that the contract between the seller and a third party 'occasions' the export. the recent decision in singarenni collieries v. state of andhra pradesh and others, : [1966]2scr190 , also demonstrates that for the application of the principle of 'occasioning the movement' , a direct contract between the seller ..... 1scr379 and in state trading corporation v. state of mysore, : [1963]3scr792 , it was expressed as a movement resulting from a 'covenant' or 'incident' of the contract of sale. 29. another judgment of the court per venkatarama ayyar j., is east india tobacco 60. v. state of andhra pradesh, : [1963]1scr404 where his lordship quoted the observations ..... v. sales tax appellate tribunal, mysore air 1963 mys 141; and it is somewhat late in the day to assert the contrary. i find just now that this view of mine stands supported by the recent decision of the supreme court in shree bajrang jute mills v. state of andhra pradesh, reported in : [1964]6scr691 .....

G. Satyanaray Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh,represe

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... for the repeal of the permanent settlement, the acquisition of the rights of land holders in permanently settled and certain other estates in the state of andhra pradesh and the introduction of the ryotwari settlement in such estate. whereas it is expedient to provide for the repeal of permanent settlement, acquisitions of the ..... such as madras, bombay, bengal, united provinces, central provinces, etc). secondly, subjects of native states i.e., indians belonging to princely states (such as hyderabad, mysore, travancore, gwalior, patiala etc). it is only in respect of lands assigned to depressed classes (harijans) under the special conditions of grant in special form-d"., ..... for the support of the royal family and its immediate dependents (otherwise known as crown property). the ceded districts: the southern and western frontiers of the mysore state, namely, salem district (baramahal, excluding the hill taluk of hosur), some taluks of madura, dindigal (tindukhal) and palni, were ceded by tipu .....