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..... writ petition challenging an order passed by the first respondent, assessing officer, under section 271f of the income tax act, 1961, (act), levying penalty of rs.5,000/- for non-filing of the returns at the appropriate time for the assessment years 2008-09 to 2014-15. 3. ..... with penalty for failure to furnish the return of income, it states that if a person, who is required to furnish the return of his income, as required under section 139(1) of the act or by the provisos to that section, fails to furnish such return before the end of the relevant assessment year, the assessing officer may direct that such person shall pay, by way of ..... pertaining to the penalty in proceedings, dated 27.06.2016 in pan no.aiqpj9025n with the notice of demand dated 27.06.2016, in pan no:bbhpm6439 passed by the first respondent against the petitioner for ays 2008-09 to 2014-15 on the file of the assistant commissioner of income tax, central circle-i, coimbatore and quash the same.) 1. ..... , a request was made by him under the rti act and he has also preferred an appeal to the central ..... it is further submitted that in terms of section 132(8) of the act, the documents cannot be retained for more than a month and the petitioner had been put to lot of struggle, before she/her ..... it is further submitted that section 275 of the act imposes the time period for imposing penalties and the petitioner's case falls under section 275(1)(c), as it has to be completed by the end of the financial year in which the proceedings, .....
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..... of hrd and the order dated 5.4.2010 passed by the ministry of health and family welfare with further direction to the ministry of hrd to consider and pass orders regarding the claim for issuing appropriate notification under section 3 of ugc act, 1956 for bringing the acs medical college and hospital under the ambit of deemed university with retrospective effect, without reference to the issue of de-recognition of 44 universities, which is pending before the honourable ..... and research institute, chennai (1st respondent in both appeals) for inclusion of acs medical college and hospital, chennai, under the ambit of the institution deemed to be university with a direction to the ministry of hrd to issue appropriate notification under section 3 of the university grants commission act, 1956 by bringing acs medical college and hospital under the ambit of dr.mgr educational and research institute (deemed university) with retrospective effect from the academic year ..... , learned counsel appearing for the union of india submitted that the direction issued by the learned single judge to issue appropriate notification under section 3 of the ugc act, 1956 by bringing the acs medical college and hospital under the ambit of dr.mgr educational and research institute, deemed university with retrospective effect from 2008-2009 cannot at all be sustained and even if the first respondent has made out a case to quash the impugned .....
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..... merits of the case, comes to an inevitable conclusion that the revision petitioner/tenant is entitled to the statutory protection as per section 10(3)(d) of the tamil nadu buildings (lease and rent control) act, 1960 and viewed in that perspective, r.c.o.p.no.95 of 2008 filed by the respondent/landlord on 08.01.2008 before the learned rent controller is a premature and otiose one, but these aspects of the matter have not been adverted to by the learned rent controller as well as the learned appellate ..... however, it is made clear that the dismissal of the r.c.o.p.no.95 of 2008 on the file of xii judge, court of small causes, chennai will not preclude the respondent/landlord to file a fresh petition raising all factual and legal pleas under the tamil nadu buildings (lease and rent control) act, 1960 against the revision petitioner/tenant seeking appropriate remedy thereto before the competent forum in the manner known to law and in accordance with law. ..... in that appeal, one bharani rajendrakumar reddy, malathi reddy have figured as appellants.91.in regard to m.p.no.251 of 2009 in r.c.a.no.754 of 2008, it is to be pointed out that the revision petitioner/ tenant has filed this miscellaneous petition to issue subpoena [under tamil nadu buildings (lease and rent control) act, 18 of 1960 r/w act 23 of 1973] to the income tax officer, pollachi for returns of the respondent/ landlord and to the commercial tax officer, nandanam, 46 greenways road, chennai to produce the records .....
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..... issuance of a writ of mandamus, to forbear the respondents from passing any order for declaration of notified area under sec.9(1)(d) of tamil nadu agricultural produce marketing (regulation) act, 1987 in pursuant to g.o.ms.no.361, agricultural (am ii) department, dated 12.12.2008 (notified on 24.12.2008) as amended as per g.o.309, agriculture am (ii) department, dated 28.12.2010 notified on 16.02.20111 without considering the objections made by the petitioner dated 10.03.2009 and subsequent ..... provisions of theact, holding regard to the fact that regulated markets are established without providing any facilities as per the norms and as per section 6(1) of the act, all transactions are taking place out side the regulated market without availing the services of the regulated market and the purpose of establishing regulated market and market committee ..... consider the objections made by the petitioner on 10.03.2009 in respect of the notification issued in g.o.ms.no.361 agriculture (am ii) department, dated 12.12.2008 (notified on 24.12.2008) as amended as per g.o.ms.no.309, agriculture (am ii) department, dated 28.12.2010 notified on 16.2.2011, in accordance with law and on merits and pass appropriate orders, within 12 weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order. ..... act, these objections made by the petitioner were not within the prescribed period of limitation, the respondents are now considering all the objections made by the traders including the petitioner and appropriate .....
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..... mandamus, to call for the records comprised in the proceedings of the first respondent dated 31.08.2010 in f.10-9/2007-u.3(a); quash the same and consequently direct the first respondent to pass appropriate orders on the claims of the petitioner for issue of appropriate notification under section 3 of the u.g.c.act, by bringing the a.c.s.medical college and hospital under the ambit of dr.m.g.r.educational and research institute (deemed university) with retrospective effect from the academic year ..... the foregoing paragraphs from 11 to 20 would lead to the following conclusions : (1) the impugned order, dated 31.08.2010, is set aside, and the first respondent is directed to issue appropriate notification under section 3 of the u.g.c.act, by bringing the a.c.s.medical college and hospital under the ambit of dr.m.g.r.educational and research institute (deemed university) with retrospective effect from the academic year 2008-2009 as positively recommended by the university grants commission. ..... 2008-2009 as positively recommended by the university grants commission as was done in the case of two other institutions namely saveetha medical college and sathya sai medical college, which are similarly .....
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..... and in the said meeting the representative of athanur town panchayat could not attend; that the district collector recommended to the government to issue direction to the athanur town panchayat under section 252 of the act ; and that thereafter, the first respondent, by letter dated 03.12.2008, directed the executive officer of the athanur town panchayat to do the needful in respect of the application filed by m/s.german trading corporation ..... respondent has deliberately suppressed the information, though it is a fact that well within his knowledge as all panchayat council resolutions are handedover to him in his capacity as an executive officer for the purpose of communicating it to the appropriate parties, which reveal the collusion between the third and the fourth respondents ..... merely for the reason of public protest it will not be justifiable on the part of the panchayat to deny license to an entrepreneur in case he is prepared to take appropriate safeguards and in case the competent authorities have cleared the project ..... third respondent had also recommended that appropriate action may be taken under section 252 of the tamil nadu district municipalities act, 1920 (hereinafter referred to as the act) against the sixth respondent ..... is stated that the application dated 3.7.2006 received by the third respondent was never placed before the council, which itself shows that though the third respondent is not the appropriate authority under the act to process applications relating to construction of factories .....
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..... it only denotes that even a national important communication issued by the deputy chief controller of explosives did not reach the appropriate authorities properly and it further proves lack of co-ordination among various government agencies. ..... hence it is clear that there is a failure in the f.i.r stage itself, by the police to include appropriate provisions and the police authorities are not investigating the matter properly by apprehending the culprits.23. ..... , the respondents 5, 8, 9 and 10 are directed to give appropriate directions to the 15th respondents association to follow the rules strictly. ..... mr.uthaman, learned counsel appearing for the central government submitted that the chinese crackers were also seized in gaziabad in uttar pradesh, chennai, mumbai and gautam bhudda nagar and appropriate cases have been registered against the importers.16. ..... the superintendent of police would inform that police seized the samples and identified the godowns where the crackers were stored, and appropriate action would be taken for sending them to laboratory.9. ..... the lapse of the police even in this type of important and serious case and seizure of illegal chinese crackers in various states, it is desirable and appropriate to transfer the case to cbi. ..... when the matter was called on 25.05.2014 the amended fir incorporating section 9(b)(1)(a), 9(b)(1)(b), explosive act r/w 10(2) explosive rules 2008 and section 4(b) 5 and 6 of explosive substances act 1908 was filed by the police authorities.13. .....
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..... of 2005 challenging the notice issued by the tamil nadu housing board and this court, by disposing off the writ petitions by order dated 11.8.2008, issued a direction to the first respondent to consider the petitioner's representation dated 5.10.2005 as per section 48-b of the land acquisition act and pass appropriate orders on merits and in accordance with law after affording a personal hearing to the petitioner to present their case while considering the representation under ..... force on 1.1.2014, stating that where an award under section 11 of the land acquisition act, 1894 has been made five years or more prior to the commencement of this act but the physical possession of the land has not been taken or the compensation has not been paid, the said proceedings shall be deemed to have lapsed and the appropriate government, if it so chooses, shall initiate the proceedings of such land acquisition afresh in ..... possession of the property, to meet the ends of justice, i am of the view that the first respondent must be directed to consider the claim of the petitioner as well as respondents 4 to 8 made as per section 48b of the land acquisition act and pass appropriate orders and in the meantime, not to disturb the possession of the petitioner.'' 28 ..... property, an agreement was reached between the petitioner and the vendor mr.sujith cherian and others for getting noc from the appropriate authority, income tax department under chapter xx-c of the income tax act by filing form 37-i on 26.2.2001. .....
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..... under section 7(3) of the tamil nadu state commission for women act, 2008 (hereinafter referred to as act), the commission after investigating any matter if satisfied that there is a prima facie case, may refer the matter to the authority concerned including the police and such authority shall take appropriate action as per law. ..... to suggest remedial legislative measures to meet any lacunae, inadequacies or shortcomings in such legislations; (d) take up the cases of violation of the provisions of the constitution and of other laws relating to women with the appropriate authorities; (e) look into the complaints relating to:- (i) deprivation of women's rights; (ii) non-implementation of laws enacted to provide protection to women and also to achieve the objective of equality and development; (f) call ..... counsel for the petitioner, the import of the said section 7(3) of the act is only for recommendation to the appropriate authority that too on prima facie satisfaction of the substance of the complaint ..... only in the year 2008, act 31/2008 namely, tamilnadu state commission for women's act, 2008 was passed inter alia taking or replacing the constitution, powers, functions and other allied matters ..... private respondent no.3, who has subsequently been impleaded would submit that the women's commission in the state of tamil nadu is not only from the year of 2008 or thereafter, pursuant to the act, but still goes back to the year 1993. ..... "the tamilnadu state commission for women act, 2008". 4. .....
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..... course of employment between 1989 to 1999, has misappropriated huge amount of the school welfare fund (ii) during the aforesaid period the petitioner has taken illegal possession of the land belonged to the school thereby he had acted against the interest of the institution for wrongful gain (iii) during the aforesaid period, the petitioner has purchased the land belonging to the school measuring 1.74 acres in the name of his wife and son ..... the learned counsel for the petitioner would further vehemently contend that even though the joint director of school education, in his order dated 02.07.2008 observed that the punishment of dismissal from service is not appropriate, has erroneously observed that the petitioner has admitted the charges. ..... it was further held that the school committee is a creature under the tamil nadu private schools (regulation) act 29 of 1974 and such committee has to meet as prescribed in rule 14 and no meeting of the school committee shall be conducted unless atleast 7 days clear notice in writing has been given to the members. 9 ..... it is fundamental that the school committee being a creature of the statute has to act according to the rules and it cannot act in a different manner than what has been prescribed by the statutory provisions. ..... as held by this court in the above decision, rule 14 of the tamil nadu act 29 of 1974 mandates that seven days clear notice to all the members has to be given and only thereafter a meeting has to be convened to take a decision .....
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