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Cit and anr. Vs. Wipro Infotech Ltd.

Court : Karnataka

..... without examining the provisions applicable to it for giving deductions under section 36(1)(vii) of the act for the assessment years in question on the basis of annual report made available and without verifying the item wise particulars available on record. further it ..... years by showing the same in the books of accounts applying 'mercantile method of accounting' which method of accounting is permissible under the income tax act read with companies act.9. the learned counsel for the assessee further submits that the assessing officer and the first appellate authority have disallowed the claim of the assessee ..... question of law, he has contended that the tribunal has erroneously proceeded to hold that deduction claimed by the assessee under section 80-o of the act is admissible on the gross profits of the assessee without taking into consideration the expenses incurred to earn that gross income ignoring definition., of gross total .....

Malathi Rau, Bangalore and Others Vs. the Chief Engineer (West), Banga ...

Court : Karnataka

..... apex court was considering the scope of the proviso to section 14(3)(a)(i) of the hp urban rent control act, 1987. third proviso to section 14(3)(a)(i) of the hp urban rent control act, 1987 states that where the landlord has obtained possession of any building or rented land under the provisions of clause ..... considering the rival contentions of the parties, it is beneficial to briefly refer to the provisions of the karnataka town and country planning act, 1961 (for short the planning act). the planning act was enacted by the karnataka state legislature for regulating the planned growth of land use and its development and for the making and execution ..... (bbmp for short) to consider the said representation in accordance with law and in terms of section 443(3) of the karnataka municipal corporation act, 1976 (for short the act) as well as under the relevant regulation. since the second respondent did not consider the representation pursuant to the order referred to above, the petitioners .....

M.D. Nadeem Pasha Vs. State of Karnataka Rep by Its Secretary and Anot ...

Court : Karnataka

..... the part of lawyers to perceive and set up its invalidity. in the said case, the constitutional validity of the andhra pradesh buildings [lease, rent and eviction] control act, 1960, was challenged after 23 years. the same applies by way of analogy to the present case also. 36. having cleared the preliminary objections, it is ..... and therefore now in exercise of powers conferred in me by section 503 having regards to the criteria specified in section 3 of the karnataka municipal corporation act, 1976 (karnataka act no.14 of 1977) i, t.n.chaturvedi, governor of karnataka, hereby specify with immediate effect that the smaller urban area of city with the ..... the same have been duly examined. now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 read with section 503 of the karnataka municipal corporation act 1976 (karnataka act 14 of 1977). governor of karnataka hereby specified the tumkur city municipal council specified in schedule a the limits of which are specified in schedule .....

Vinay Karthik and Others Vs. the State of Karnataka, by Its Principal ...

Court : Karnataka

..... same is executed amongst the family members without the consent and knowledge of the erstwhile owners. the respondent - authorities being instrumentalities of state were bound to act in a fair manner. the respondents 2 and 3, for extraneous reasons and irrelevant considerations and to favour the fifth respondent, had passed the impugned notifications ..... has lapsed. it is not permissible for the respondent authorities to acquire the property under the guise of consent acquisition. the respondent - authorities had therefore acted mala file and had misused their powers. from the above stated facts, it is contended that it is clearly evident that the respondents are hand in ..... order, this court made it clear that the third respondent should enquire into the matter before passing an order under section 28(3) of the kiad act and that the petitioners' objections should be taken in to consideration. therefore, the grievance of the petitioners is that the impugned notifications are passed only to .....

Shamsundar L. Asrani and Others Vs. Shankha Brita Das and Others

Court : Karnataka

..... the tenth defendants as may wish to join the said plaintiffs, and not with the eleventh to the seventeenth defendants who have no right to such management and control and have been acting in fraud of the movement, its devotees and followers and the public at large." and though defendant no.11 is said to have functioned as the president of ..... making them unless such person can be said to be bound by such admission. the act of the agent will only make the principal liable if and so long as the agent does the act within the scope of his authority or does so under the actual control of the principal. (see sitaram moti lal kala vs. santanu prasad air 1966 sc ..... trusts act ,1950, which was said to have been established in the year 1971. it was the further case of the plaintiffs that the formation of the society as an independent entity when the group were involved in activity in furtherance of the objectives of iskcon, mumbai, was an incongruity, as it would no longer be subject to the control and .....

The Commissioner of Income-tax and Another Vs. M/s. AMCO Power Systems ...

Court : Karnataka

..... cannot be said to have been reduced to less than 51%, because together, both the companies had the voting power of 51% which was controlled by abl. 18. the purpose of section 79 of the act would be that benefit of carry forward and set-off of business losses for previous years of a company should not be misused by any ..... previous years. 17. the fact that abl is the holding company of apil, which is the wholly owned subsidiary of abl and that board of directors of apil are controlled by abl, is not disputed. the submission of the learned counsel for the respondent-assessee that the shareholding pattern is distinct from voting power of a company, has force. ..... the profits earned in the companies which had sustained losses in earlier years. in the present case, the control over the company, with 51% voting power, remained with abl and, as such, in our view, the provisions of section 79 of the act would not be attracted. 20. accordingly, we answer the first question in favour of the assessee and .....

The Pr. Commissioner of Income Tax, Hubballi and Another Vs. The Totag ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... word "income". therefore, we are required to give a precise meaning to the words "profits and gains of business" mentioned in section 80p(2) of the act. in the present case, as stated above, assessee-society regularly invests funds not immediately required for business purposes. interest on such investments, therefore, cannot fall within ..... with deduction in respect of profits retained for export business. the scope of section 80hhc is, therefore, different from the scope of section 80p of the act, which deals with deduction in respect of income of cooperative societies. even explanation (baa) to section 80hhc was added to restrict the deduction in respect of ..... sub- section,-- (a) "co-operative bank" and "primary agricultural credit society" shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them in part v of the banking regulation act, 1949 (10 of 1949); (b) "primary co-operative agricultural and rural development bank" means a society having its area of operation confined to a taluk and .....

Satyan Shantigram and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka by S.H.O. and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2008KAR3513; 2008(3KCCR2087; 2008(5)AIRKarR113; 2008(4)Crimes258

..... keeping good health through out and without any rhyme or reason she used to quarrel with him. apart from that, ranjitha also suffered from an incurable skin disease. in this context and due to her arrogant behaviour, the 1st petitioner had applied for dissolution of the marriage before the district court for tulsa county, state ..... this context, in retaliation, a complaint was filed by ranjitha under section 498a, ipc and also under the provisions of section 3 & 4 of the dowry prohibition act which was registered in no. 108/2002 before the shankarapuram police. further, on registration of the crime, the police investigated the matter and filed a charge sheet ..... complaint filed by ranjitha before the shankarapuram police and filing of the charge sheet under section 498a, ipc and section 3 & 4 of the dowry prohibition act is under challenge in this petition on various grounds.5. heard the counsel representing the parties.counsel for the petitioners submitted that the decree of divorce passed .....

Chamundi Granites (P) Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax and a ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (2000)162CTR(Kar)129

..... to circumventing this device, which enables taxpayers to explain away unaccounted cash or unaccounted deposits, the bill seeks to make a new provisions in the income tax act debarring persons from taking or accepting, after 30th june, 1984, from any other person any loan or deposit otherwise than by an account payee cheque or ..... the limitation.2. facts :appellant company is regularly assessed to tax under the relevant provisions of the act. for the assessment year 1991-92, the appellant was assessed at nil income vide order of assessment dated 21st feb., 1994. while concluding the assessment the assessing ..... . dy. cit & anr. (1999) 157 ctr (kat) 1281 dismissing the writ petitions thereby upholding the ores of section 269ss of the income tax act, 1961 (for short, 'the act'). on merits the appellant has been permitted to file the appeal provided under the statute within four weeks from the date of the judgment without objection to .....

Doodhganga Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. Vs. The Commissioner of In ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... letter of credit, discounting bills of exchange, issue cheques, demand drafts (dd), pay orders, gift cheques, lockers, bank guarantees etc. 3. co-operative banks can act as clearing agents for cheques, dds, pay orders and other forms. 4. banks are bound to follow the rules, regulations and directions issued by reserve bank of india ..... or in relation to, co-operative societies as they apply to, or in relation to banking companies subject to the following modifications, namely:- (a) throughout this act, unless the context otherwise requires,- (i) references to a banking company or the company or such company shall be construed as references to a co-operative bank; ..... receiving deposits from its members and providing loans to other members and hence it satisfied all the three conditions contemplated under section 56 (ccv) of the br act. for this premise, the assessing officer had proceeded on the basis that a primary co-operative bank, meant a co-operative society. therefore, the assessing .....