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Jul 28 2011 (HC)

Tulsi Dass Vs. State of Jandk and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... not allowed opportunity of hearing before his name was entered in register no.10, the learned state counsel submitted that the state police, was within its powers to keep surveillance over bad characters for prevention of offences and in this view of the matter, the petitioner cannot seek issuance of any command to the respondents to refrain from discharging their statutory functions. ..... it is no doubt true that in exercise of the powers vested in the police in terms of the jammu and kashmir police rules, 1960 and the surveillance of bad characters circular, the police may keep discreet surveillance over bad characters, habitual offenders and other potential offenders, and for that purpose enter their names in register nos.9 & 10 for prevention of offences; but before entering the names in the registers, it is required ..... submissions of learned counsel for the parties and perused the provisions of the rules framed under the surveillance of bad characters circular and the jammu & kashmir police rules. 10. ..... in terms of the rules framed under the surveillance of bad characters and the police rules, it is obligatory on the superintendent of police, to hear the objections of the person concerned before recording his satisfaction that such persons name needed to be ..... 10 maintained under the surveillance of bad characters circular, with mala fide intentions and against the provisions of law, to cause him harassment when there was no sustainable material with the police to enter his name in .....

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Oct 04 2000 (HC)

Consumer Protection Council Vs. A'bad Muni. Corporation

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2000)3GLR727

..... to be more specific, the property cannot be used for commercial purposes or office purposes in a residential zone, and granting such a permission is bad in law and the authorities must be directed to strictly implement the zoning regulations, building byelaws, rules and regulations. ..... he submitted that in the above background, to permit a person to erect a building contrary to the regulations as it is found and to allow the use of the building in contravention of the provisions of law, such erection and permission to use are bad, illegal and without authority of law. ..... if the notice is bad or illegal or without jurisdiction or without authority of law, the court must decide at the stage of hearing the notice of motion or while deciding the application for interim relief. .....

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Mar 08 2001 (HC)

Chief Security Commissioner, SCR, RPF, Rail Nilayam, Sec'bad and Anoth ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(2)ALD678; 2001(3)ALT180

..... we, therefore, are of the opinion that merger of the fire wing with the executive wing and absorption of the employees of fire wing in the executive wing in a phased manner cannot be held to be bad in law. 28. ..... the orders of transfer of such personnel to rpsf must, therefore, held to be bad in law. .....

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Oct 30 1998 (HC)

Coromandal Fertilisers Limited, Sec'bad Vs. State of A.P. and others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(6)ALD752; 1998(6)ALT730

..... to realise price by sale of surplus, unserviceable or discarded goods does not necessarily lead to an inference that business is intended to be carried on in those goods, and the fact that unserviceable goods are sold and not stored so that badly needed space is available for the business of the assessee also does not bad to the inference that business is intended to be carried on in selling those goods'.26. .....

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Aug 20 1980 (HC)

Vithaldas H. Dhanjibhai Bardanwala Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Guj ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1981)21CTR(Guj)190; [1981]130ITR95(Guj)

..... in which case he may debit the profit and loss account and credit the amount to his case debtor; or it may be that a business may take a view that the debt is not bad but doubtful, in which case he would not take the risk of closing the account of his debtor but he may debit the profit and loss account and he may make corresponding entry in another ..... methods of recording the transaction in his books : (a) he may adopt the method shown in the following example, and simply post the amount received from the cash book to the credit of the bad debts account, thereby reducing the total amount to be written off for the period; or (b) he may post the amount from the cash book to the credit of the personal account, and then ..... high court in the aforesaid case clearly took the view that once the assessee has posted entries in the profit and loss account showing a particular debt to have become bad and once corresponding entries are posted in suspense account, that would be enough compliance with the provisions of the statutory requirement for writing off as irrecoverable the concerned debt in ..... : (iv) where any such debt or part of debt is written off as irrecoverable in the accounts of the previous year and the income-tax officer is satisfied that such debt or part became a bad debt in any earlier previous year not falling beyond a period of four previous years immediately preceding the previous year in which such debt or part is written off, the provisions of sub-section (6) .....

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Feb 28 1927 (PC)

P.D. Shamdasani Vs. S.M. Pochkhanavala

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1927Bom414; (1927)29BOMLR722

..... the total of the loans and advances etc, was larger, what the balance sheets show is the total of the net good debts fully secured, and that, to the extent that the debts were bad or doubtful, or to the extent that the security in respect of some of these debts was considered insufficient by the auditors, at the time of the auditing of the accounts due and adequate allowances were made by ..... they have disclosed only good assets and the figure of total debts nine crores forty-throe lacs odd constitute good assets, and does not include the so-called twenty lacs bad or doubtful debts, and if these lacs had been disclosed then the figure of nine mores forty-three lacs odd would have become nine crores sixty-three lacs, and in that case ..... if the bank had followed this method of accounting, the assets no doubt would be inflated to the extent of twenty lacs, but wrongly, so that the statement that there were no bad or doubtful debts as it stands, in view of the manner in which the total debts have been treated is undoubtedly correct.the contentions of the respondents are in my opinion fully established by the evidence before me and in particular by the evidence ..... that this item shows that the contention about a secret reserve fund is at any rate subject to this qualification that in india, if (as in this case) any part of such secret reserve is availed of to meet bad and doubtful book-debts, it must be revealed in the balance-sheet and not concealed in the manner adopted in this case. .....

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Jan 24 1979 (HC)

Parke Davis (India) Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Bombay City-i

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1979)13CTR(Bom)219; [1981]130ITR813(Bom); [1979]2TAXMAN70(Bom)

..... tribunal while disposing of the appeals, referring to the decision of the tribunal for the assessment year 1965-66, had observed as follows : 'the reserve for bad and doubtful debts was also held by them to be in the nature of a reserve and not provision because the appropriations were made on an artificial ..... on the order of the tribunal, the assessee sough reference in respect of the reserve for terminal pay, reserve for bad and doubtful debts and reserve for staff gratuity and the department had sought reference in respect of the general reserve and ..... when the revenue came to this court for seeking a reference on the questions as to whether the reserve for bad and doubtful debts should have been held in the nature of a provision and not reserve, the application under ..... was there any known liability, because it was never ascertained as to which debt was likely to become a bad debt and the practice of the company was to debit bad and doubtful debts to the profit and loss account and not to the reserve in question. ..... 'a' to the statement of case shows that all debts outstanding for over a year have been treated as bad and doubtful debts and so far as debts outstanding for a period of less than a year were concerned, the amount of the reserve ..... the tribunal took the view that the amounts set apart for terminal pay, for bad and doubtful debts and for staff gratuity to meet gratuity payments falling due from time to time were retained for providing for a known liability of which the .....

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Mar 10 1998 (HC)

Palmyra Tsiris Lines S.A. of Piraeus Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 72(1998)DLT490; 1998(45)DRJ223

..... it is thereforee immaterial whether the shipowner's inability is due to some physical misfortune, such as bad weather interrupting the discharge or to the act of third persons over whom he has no control, such as a strike of dock labourers ..... the supreme court has gone to the extent of holding that even non-speaking award is not per se bad as the arbitrator is not obliged to give reasons for his decision. ..... it appears to us that the point that the non-speaking award is per se bad was not agitated before the high court. ..... it is one thing to say that an award is unintelligible and is another to say that the award was bad because it was a non-speaking award. ..... 1800 2400 00-00-00 bad weather wed 21.07.93 0000 2400 00-00-00 bad weather thu 22.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... 1730 2400 00-00-00 bad weather sat 31.07.93 0000 0530 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... 1800 2400 00-00-00 bad weather fri 30.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... 1515 2400 00-00-00 bad weatherwed 28.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... 0630 2400 00-00-00 bad weather sat 24.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather .... ..... 1715 2400 00-00-00 bad weather fri 23.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather .... ..... 1900 2400 00-00-00 bad weather tue 20.07.93 0000 0600 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... 2400 00-00-00 fri 16.07.93 0000 0615 00-00-00 bad weather ..... ..... (dd-hh-mm)mon 12.07.93 0800 2400 00-16-00 time to countfrm 0800h tue 13.07.93 0000 2400 01-00-00 wed 14.07.93 0000 2400 01-00-00 thu 15.07.93 0000 2030 00-20-30 bad weather ..... .....

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Mar 28 2005 (HC)

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. State Bank of Indore

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : (2005)196CTR(MP)153

..... 14 lakhs) should be debited to the provision for bad and doubtful debts account and only if such amount is more than the credit balance in the provision for bad and doubtful debts account (i.e., rs. ..... the amount of deduction under section 36 is as follows-- (a) provision for bad and doubtful debts under section 36(1)(viia) : rs. ..... 14 lakhs should be debited to 'provision for bad and doubtful debt' account as follows--_____________________________________________________________________ (rs. in (rs. ..... 14 lakhs during 2002-03 on account of bad debts.compute the amount of deduction under section 36(1)(vii)/(viia). ..... now, if the written off bad debts are adjusted against this provision, then the purpose of clause (viia) which is to encourage opening of rural branches and disbursal of loan in rural areas shall be defeated; if the interpretation as given by the revenue is allowed, then ..... bank may write off certain amounts as bad debt throughout the year. ..... 160 lakhs)(b) bad debts under section 36(1)(vii) : rs. ..... provision for bad and doubtful debts account has an opening balance of rs. ..... the amount of bad debt (i.e., rs. ..... what are the formalities the taxpayer is required to complete ?the amount of bad debt, i.e., rs. .....

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May 09 1980 (SC)

Miss. Nishi Maghu and ors. Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1975; (1980)4SCC95; [1980]3SCR1253

..... under the category 'socially and educationally backward classes' the earlier order had reserved 3 per cent of the seats for candidates belonging to areas known as bad pockets including ladakh, by this order ladakh is excluded from that category reducing the percentage of seats from 3 per cent to 1 per cent and a separate category has been made for ..... ', and 'social castes'.areas adjoining actual line of control-candidates permanently residing in any village of the state specified in appendix i to these instructions.bad pockets-candidates permanently residing in any village of the state specified in appendix ii to these instructions.social castes-candidates of the state belonging to any of the castes indicated in appendix iii to these instructions ..... of merit and filled accordingly.even if some of the candidates who have been selected under this category were eligible for selection as candidates from areas adjoining actual line of control or bad pockets, they cannot be accommodated unless the percentage of seats reserved for these two categories was raised. ..... the affidavit refers to the disadvantages suffered by areas which adjoin the actual line of control and the bad pockets and states: 'likewise there are other areas in the state which have received lesser attention in the past in ..... be that some of these candidates really came from areas adjoining actual line of control or bad pockets, yet they cannot be accommodated unless the percentage of seats reserved for these two categories .....

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