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Sir Sobha Singh Public Charitable Trust Vs. Assistant Director of Inco ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (2001)72TTJ(Del)1007

..... court, it was held by the commissioner (appeals) that assessed was not entitled to the benefit of section 11(2) of the income tax act,4. assessed in further appeal has pleaded before the tribunal that facts as available in the case of singhania charitable trust (supra) are different. in the above said case, all the objects as listed ..... income tax officer in refusing exemption on the ground that the assessed has violated provisions of section 13(1)(c) of the act is not correct. we would endorse his view following the earlier order of the tribunal as referred to in the order.17. while the assesses appeal is allowed in part for statistical purposes, that of the ..... judgment of the high court wherever located was to be followed as against the decision of any other bench of the tribunal.10. the learned a.m. who passed the order discussed at length the scheme of the act with reference to the income applied for charitable or religious purposes opining at the outset that income so applied was .....

Himachal Pradesh Agro Industries Corporation Vs. Raj Kumar and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : (2002)IILLJ861HP

..... into the grievances made by an aggrieved party in the matters covered by the id act or any other corresponding law for the time being in force.75. for the foregoing reasons, in our opinion the administrative tribunal constituted and established under the administrative tribunals act, 1985 has no jurisdiction to entertain, deal with and decide an application for the ..... industrial disputes act, 1947 in regard to such matters in respect of which he is so governed; (c) any officer or servant of the supreme court or of any ..... 2, as it originally stood, excluded certain classes from operation of the act. the provision as enacted reads thus:'2. act not to apply to certain persons - the provisions of this act shall not apply to (a) any member of the naval, military or of any other armed forces of the union; (b) any person governed by the provisions of the .....

Shri Hareshkumar Kanhayalal. Vs. Eknath Chendu Mahajan. and ors.

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... a larger proportion.](b) where the tenant is a minor, or a widow, or a person subject to any mental or physical disability or a serving member of the armed forces, then subject to the provisions of clause(a), the right to purchase land under section 32 may be exercised,-------(i) by the minor within one year from the date ..... section 29 for obtaining possession of the land has been rejected by the mamlatdar or by the collector in appeal or in revision by the [maharashtra revenue tribunal] under the provisions of this act, the tenant shall be deemed to have purchased the land on the date on which the final order of rejection is passed. the date on which the ..... is a golden day for the cultivating tenants, wherein as per section 32 of the tenancy act, 1948 they became deemed purchasers from the land lords free from all encumbrances, subsisting there on the said date. a duty is cast on the agricultural lands tribunal to fix the purchase price. the said right of the tenant is postponed only in .....

A.Perumalsamy and ors. Vs. A.Anand and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... of the governor. (4)nothing in this article shall be deemed to confer on a high court powers of superintendence over any court or tribunal constituted by or under any law relating to the armed forces. 12. even a cursory look of the said article it is made clear that the high court is having unimpeded powers of supervisory ..... a petition under articles 226/227 of the constitution on the premise that the insurer has limited grounds available for challenging the award given by the tribunal. section 149(2) of the act limits the insurer to file an appeal on those enumerated grounds and the appeal being a product of the statute it is not open to ..... binding upon parties, but also binding upon subordinate courts. the superior courts should not observe obmutescence when justice is submerged in fathom down. since the court below has acted in subversive manner, this court cannot not close its eyes. since this court cannot close its eyes with regard to subversive approach made by the court below, this .....

P.K. Salim Babu Vs. the Chief General Manager, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Li ...

Court : Kerala

..... noted in dev dutt, a single entry can destroy the career of an officer. non-communication of entries in acr of a public servant (except in the armed force) has civil consequences as it may affect his promotion and other benefits. the concept of other benefits include confirmation of higher scales of pay and higher grade. ..... in terms of article 141 of the constitution, has not been considered; more particularly because, non-communicated acr entries, admittedly, have been acted upon as against the applicant, writ petitioner. the tribunal has made observations on the merits of the acr entries, even on those which were not communicated by the establishment to the employee. the ..... radhakrishnan, j. 1. heard learned counsel for the petitioner and learned standing counsel for bsnl. 2. the petitioner was the applicant before the central administrative tribunal. he aspires to be recommended as eligible for movement from sub divisional engineer (sde) to senior sde in the open category. going by ext.r6 .....

Union of India and anr. Vs. V.K.Vashisht

Court : Delhi

..... our opinion, noncommunication of entries in the acr of a public servant whether he is in civil, judicial, police or any other service (other than the armed forces), it has civil consequences because it may affect his chances for promotion or get other benefits. hence, such noncommunication would be arbitrary and as such violative ..... on consideration of such representation the respondent was granted an upgradation of the below benchmark acrs.13. it was the case of the respondent before the tribunal that considering he was found unfit for promotion based on below benchmark acrs which were subsequently upgraded, the benefit of such upgradation should be given from ..... be conducive to fairness and transparency in public administration, and would result in fairness to public servants. the state must be a model employer, and must act fairly towards its employees. only then would good governance be possible. further:45. in our opinion, non-communication of entries in the annual confidential report of .....

Rohit Choudhury Vs. Union of India Through the Secretary Ministry of E ...

Court : National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... the indian rhino, elephant and wide species of flora and fauna available in the kaziranga national park. he has approached this tribunal invoking jurisdiction under section 14(1) of the national green tribunal act, 2010, inter-alia, praying for appropriate directions to the authorities to safe guard kaziranga and its ecology. according to the ..... has advanced to such a stage where the level of pollution can be reduced considerably. this tribunal is required to decide the controversies applying section 20 of the national green tribunal act, 2010 which casts onerous duty upon this tribunal to consider, if any, precautionary measures can be adopted for eradication of pollution applying the principle ..... vacate and further direct the defaulting units to restore the environment that has been damaged due to their overt and illegal act, to its original position. 7. after receiving notice from this tribunal, a reply has been filed on behalf of moef (r-1) admitting the fact that in the year 1996 a .....

C.W.P.No.2440 of 2014 Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... singla, advocate, for the petitioner. hemant gupta, j. (oral) challenge in the present writ petition is to an order passed by the armed forces tribunal, regional bench, chandimandir (for short the tribunal ) on 30.07.2013, whereby the claim of the petitioner for quashing of annual confidential report (acr) for the year 1986-87 and ..... that the petitioner was considered by appropriate selection boards for promotion to the acting rank of colonel, but was not found to meet the acceptable criteria for promotion and was superseded and subsequently retired on 30.11.1993. the tribunal considered the respective arguments and found that the petitioner was considered for promotion ..... recorded. col. bakshi, the officer against whom the petitioner alleges bias, was not impleaded as a party to the writ petition since transferred to the tribunal. the allegations of bias cannot be taken into consideration unless the person against whom such allegations are leveled is impleaded so as to provide an opportunity .....

The Union of India Represented by the Secretary to Government and Othe ...

Court : Chennai

..... preparation of patta copies cash challan and remitting the challans to bank for cashiers; l) maintenance of datas regarding collection of donation in respect of stamps of armed forces etc; m) generating weekly data back up and monthly data back up and handing over of monthly back up to the head office; 10. the second ..... possible, allow them to continue to work, instead of disengaging. authorities are also directed to consider the object of the scheme and act accordingly. while sustaining the directions issued by the tribunal, we only wish that our observations made in the context of mitigating circumstances of the weaker section be taken note of in future ..... plight of the second respondent, dependability of his income by the family, nature of multifarious duties performed for nearly 10 years, as rightly observed by the tribunal, it cannot be said that he was charged to a specific work only, for not including his name for regularization under the puducherry casual labourers (engagement and .....

The Deputy Director Directorate of Enforcement Delhi vs.axis Bank & O ...

Court : Delhi

..... facility was enhanced from then rs. 650 lakhs to 1800 lakhs, in the context of certain supply orders to the tune of rs. 2170.90 lakhs statedly received from armed forces. the enhanced credit facility was availed by dsipl but with no adjustment, putting pnb to a loss of about rs. 29.75 crores. crl. appeal no.143/ ..... of pmla are to be borne in mind, the burden of proving facts contrary to the case of money-laundering being on the person claiming to have acted bonafide.151. the appellate tribunal, in the decision (dated 14.07.2017) earlier rendered (in kolkata case), and followed in the matters from which these appeals have arisen, has also ..... matter of the discourse in the impugned decisions of the appellate tribunal, on account of certain amendments, inter alia, to rdba and sarfaesi act, by the enforcement of security interest and recovery of debts laws and miscellaneous provisions (amendment) act, 2016 (act no.44 of 2016), which came into force from 01.09.2016. as per the statement of objects .....