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Giriraj Prasad Agrawal and ors. Vs. Parwati Devi and ors. and

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : III(2005)ACC559; 2005ACJ1626; 2005(2)BLJR1446; [2005(2)JCR523(Jhr)]

..... simplification and rationalization of law relating to motor vehicles. a bill was moved in the parliament for seeking to achieve the objects and a new act, namely, m.v. act, 1988 came into force from 1st july, 1988.10. here we are concerned with the provisions relating to insurance against third party risk and liability for payment of compensation ..... violation of the conditions of permit as also the terms and conditions of the policy of insurance, which completely exonerate the insurer from any liability.4. the claim tribunal has come to a finding that the insured has violated the condition of permit as well as the terms and conditions of policy of insurance and, therefore, ..... against third party risks, (vide section 96). in other words, the legislature has insisted and made it incumbent on the user of a motor vehicle to be armed with an insurance policy covering third party risks, which is in conformity with the provisions enacted by the legislature. it is so provided in order to ensure that .....

Special Deputy Commissioner Vs. Mrs. Bhargavi Madhavan

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1991KAR479; 1991(4)KarLJ740

..... conditions which may be imposed upon them respecting matters specified in sub-section (4) thereof, it was his submission- that it cannot be said that the appellate tribunal had acted in contravention of sub-section (3) when it has ordered -'that the appellants were entitled to have their lands diverted for non-agricultural use and that the ..... aside and the cases were remitted to the deputy commissioner for being decided rather in accordance with the provisions of section 95 of the revenue act. again, the common order of the appellate tribunal ultimately made in the appeals of the respondents and impugned in the writ petitions, out of which the present writ appeals have arisen, ..... disturbance.'both the reminders being appealed against respectively in appeal (rev.) no. 48/1984 and appeal (rev.) no. 47/1984 before the appellate tribunal under section 48(c) of the revenue act, grounds 4 to 7 urged in both the memoranda of appeal (pages 39 to 50 of the paper book) by the respondents were:'4. .....

Depot Manager, Apsrtc Vs. Mirza Basheer Baig and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(1)ALD685

..... held in ramachandra dubey (supra), be appropriately examined only in a reference and when a reference is made under section 10 of the act, all incidental questions arising thereto can be determined by the tribunal. since the entire dispute revolves around the period posterior to the award and it is not in dispute that there has been no earlier ..... , dated 11.5.1982 under which only the respondents-workmen can claim the benefits of g.o. ms. no. 242, dated 1.6.1977, was brought into force from 11.5.1982 and not with any retrospective effect muchless from 30.4.1976. if the respondents-workmen claim parity of wages for the period from 30.4.1976 ..... of any number of such workmen.explanation:--in this section 'labour court' includes any court constituted under any law relating to investigation and settlement of industrial disputes in force in any state.10. a proceeding under section 33-c(2) is a proceeding, generally, in the nature of an execution proceeding wherein the labour court calculates .....

Periyar and Pareekanni Rubbers Ltd. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2008(13)SC613; 2008(4)SCALE125; (2008)13VST538(SC); 2008AIRSCW2233

..... assessment orders dated 31.1.1984. in the above circumstances, we uphold the assessment orders as confirmed by the appellate tribunal for the years 1986-87 and 1987-88 both under the kgst act and under the cst act.28. however, since the assessments against the lessee, m/s. eagle distillery (p) ltd. have not been ..... evidence that, the application for registration put in by the lessee was dismissed under the circumstances referred to above and the registration of the lessor continued in force and that the lessor has without returning the delivery notes and the c forms issued in their favour to the department, thereby violated the mandatory provisions ..... v. nusli neville wadia and anr. : air2008sc876 }29. ordinarily, we would have accepted the contention that prior to coming into force of section 19c of the act, there did not exist any provision in the act to assess two persons by fastening joint and several liability. however, the superior courts and, in particular, this court, would not .....

Smt. Mallamma D/O. Thippeswamy @ Thippaiah Vs. Sri Mahaboob Ali S/O. M ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2009(5)AIRKarR309

..... around the mode or manner of performing the duty on the ground that the employer had not actually authorised the particular manner in which the act was to be done by the employee. the tribunal having wrongly framed the point for consideration, in placing the burden of proof on the petitioners before it, has misdirected itself and has recorded ..... order xiv rule 2(2), where an issue relating to the jurisdiction or a bar to a suit/proceedings is required by any law for the time being in force to be decided as a preliminary issue. in matters of the present nature, where evidence is recorded on all the issues, when there is scope of appeal, like ..... vicariously liable for the actionable negligence on the part of the driver of the vehicle and consequently, he shall pay the compensation as may be determined by the tribunal.4. the tribunal shall issue notice to the first respondent, grant opportunity of hearing to both parties to lead additional evidence, if any, with regard to quantum of compensation .....

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications India Pvt. Ltd Vs. Commissioner o ...

Court : Delhi

..... revenue accepts functional parity and in fact, without adjustment. contra, revenue would argue that the assessing officer/tpo and the tribunal have adopted and applied the cup method for determining arm s length price of amp expenses. we do not pronounce a firm and final opinion on the said lis as it ..... locality. it has been historically explained as growing and crystallising traditions in the business. it has been described in terms of a magnet as the attracting force . in terms of comparative dynamics, goodwill has been described as the differential return of profit. philosophically it has been held to be intangible, though immaterial ..... to select the most appropriate method, and undertake comparability analysis. selection of the method and comparables should be as per the command and directive of the act and rules and justified by giving reasons. (viii) distribution and marketing are inter-connected and intertwined functions. bunching of inter-connected and continuous transactions is .....

Sony India (P) Limited Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... the ld. representative reiterated the submissions advanced before the revenue authorities.these are discussed herein after in detail.99.1 the learned departmental representative before the appellate tribunal submitted that the reimbursement was not part of operating expenses. she denied that tpo had conceded in favour of the taxpayer as contended on behalf of the taxpayer ..... - 111 itd 112, he submitted that the said decision supports the case of the taxpayer. he contended that as held by the special bench of the tribunal in the said case, where the advantage consists merely in facilitating taxpayer's trading operations or enabling conduct of taxpayer's business more efficiently or more profitably, ..... it is mandatory for the tpo to calculate the arm's length price in the light of sub-section (1) and sub-section (2) of section 92c of the i.t. act.160. after considering facts and circumstances of the case, the ld.cit(a) found no force in the submissions advanced on behalf of the taxpayer. .....

Kinsella Vs. Singleton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to provide for the court-martial trial and punishment of civilian dependents "accompanying," and civilians "employed by," the armed forces at military posts in foreign lands in time of peace. if it has, then congress has acted within its powers in enacting article 2(11) of the code -- otherwise not. inasmuch as six members of ..... are used here with only adaptation to noncapital crimes. the government asserts that the second covert case, rather than foreclosing the issue here, indicates that military tribunals would have jurisdiction over civilian dependents charged with offenses less than capital. it says that the trial of such a person for a noncapital crime is "significantly ..... under art. iv, 3, to "make all needful rules and regulations" for the "territories" of the united states. we held further that the "procedure in such tribunals need not comply with the standards prescribed by the constitution for article iii courts," 351 u.s. at 351 u. s. 475 , and specifically upheld court-martial .....

M/S. Vodafone India Service Pvt. Ltd., (Formerly Known as 3 Global Ser ...

Court : Mumbai

..... be accepted for more than one reason. section 11-a, confers a jurisdiction on the labour court, tribunal or national tribunal to act in a particular manner which jurisdiction it did not have prior to the coming into force of section 11-a. this is the reason why this court held that section 11-a cannot ..... as for the revenue. the determination of this question requires for consideration the manner in which the tax authorities and tribunals are to proceed in cases relating to international transactions and computation of the arm's length price. moreover, we have, by interim orders, permitted the proceedings to continue before the authorities ensuring thereby ..... report international transactions in form 3ceb. section 92f defines various terms, the relevant portion thereof reads as under :- 92-f. definitions of certain terms relevant to computation of arms length price, etc. in sections 92, 92-a, 92-b, 92-c, 92-d and 92-e, unless the context otherwise requires ............ (v) transaction includes .....

Deputy Director of Income-tax, Vs. Set Sattellite (Singapore)

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2007)106ITD175(Mum.)

..... had a sufficient opportunity of being heard on that ground". this rule is in conformity of the powers of the tribunal laid down under section 254(1) of the act. this sub-section provides that the "tribunal may, after giving both the parties an opportunity of being heard, pass such orders thereon as it thinks fit". ..... today is a much improvised and sub dued form which restricts application of this rule to few specified areas. even this sub dued and improvised form of force of attraction rule, however, does not find much favour in the contemporary tax treaties, and particularly in oecd model convention on which the present tax treaty, ..... jurisdiction no profit will be allocated to the dape. the czech report notes that, if the dependent agent's remuneration is considered reasonable and based on arm's length principle, no additional profit adjustment would be considered necessary by tax administration. the german report considers the difference between employed agent and agent enterprises and .....