Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1984(17)ELT268(Guj); [1973]31STC115(Guj)
..... be it noted, however, that no exemption as such as granted to 'cotton fabrics' as defined in the central excises and salt act and that though the bombay exemptions act appears to have been enacted inter alia with the object of exempting goods which were to be subjected to the levy of additional duty of excise under the additional duties of excise act, it was not necessarily co-extensive with it. 11. ..... for the purpose of showing that rubberised cotton fabrics are treated as cotton fabrics within the meaning of the central excises and salt act, our attention was invited to a book entitled 'indian customs and central excise tariff', which is an official publication issued by the department of commercial intelligence and statistics, government of india; it was published on june 30, 1967 and sets out the rates of excise duty on excisable goods as on june 30, 1967. ..... section 1 of the said act came into force immediately and the remaining provisions of the said act came into force on january 1, 1960. ..... the act received the assent of the president of india on september 20, 1960 and was enacted to amend the law relating to duties of excise for the purpose of introducing metric units in such law. ..... next in point of time comes the central excises (conversion to metric units) act, 1960. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2007(4)ALD137; 2007(4)ALT348; AIR2007NOC2064(FB)(AP)
..... 's case (supra), or is an extension of protection, as is the case under act 15 of 1960. ..... mohan lal : [1968]3scr623 , prior to its amendment, section 29 of the bombay rents hotel and lodging house rates control act, 1947 did not provide for a second appeal and as such a revision was preferred. ..... oil mills's case (supra), when the suit filed by the landlord for possession of the premises before a civil court was pending, a notification was issued under section 6 of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging, house rates control act 1947 applying part ii of the said act to the area where the property were situate. ..... though the provisions of section 12(1) and (2) of the bombay rents act and the provisions of section 10(1) of the act bar eviction of a tenant except under the respective enactments, it is the amended provision i.e. ..... sri vilas afzalpurkar contended that section 10(1) of the act has a similar effect as that of section 12(2) of bombay rent act as while the former provision prevents eviction of a tenant except under the provisions of sections 10, 12 and 13 of that act the latter prevents landlords from recovering possession except by way of the provisions of sections 12(2) and (3). ..... the plea of the tenant to non-suit the plaintiff on account of the application of the provisions of the act to the area was rejected by the high court of bombay on the premise that the act did not apply to the pending proceedings. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1960SC819; (1960)IILLJ263SC; [1960]3SCR231
..... , item 7 in the bombay industrial relations act, which provisions did not find place in the bombay industrial disputes act, 1938, under which the decision of the bombay high court was given. ..... also submitted that the orders of the government issued under the bombay electricity (special powers) act, 1946, had to be obeyed and therefore no compensation was payable ..... 536 that industrial arbitration may involve the extension of an existing agreement or the making of a new one, or in general the creation of a new obligation or modification of old ones, while commercial arbitration generally concerns itself with the interpretation of existing obligations and disputes relating to existing ..... non-obstante clause clearly shows that in spite of the other provisions of the bombay industrial relations act, an industrial dispute may be referred to the industrial court. ..... is an appeal with the special leave of this court against a decision dated january 17, 1955, of the labour appellate tribunal (hereinafter called the appellate tribunal) by which it reversed a decision of the industrial court, bombay, dated january 20, 1954, in a matter referred to the industrial court under s. ..... appellant is the rashtriya mill mazdoor sangh, representing the employees of the cotton textile mills in the city of greater bombay. ..... and other companies owing cotton textile mills specified in the annexure to the special leave petition and the mill owners' association, bombay, representing the cotton textile mill industry. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2008(4)BomCR719
..... rules and the general supervision, control and direction of the registrar:(a) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(b) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(c) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(d) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(e) to investigate all the claims against the society and, subject to the provisions of the act, to decide questions of, priority arising out of such claims, and to pay any class or classes of creditors in full or ratable according to the amount of such debts, the surplus ..... the term 'any other law for the time being in force' appearing in section 37 of securitisation act essentially comprehends numerous statutes one amongst which has to be the maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960 along with section 91 or section 101 thereof or other provisions whatsoever contained therein.the facts in the matter of marathwada gramin bank ( ..... by ratnaprabha sugars.03-03-2004ratnaprabha sugars prayed for timeextensionto deposit in view of writ petition no.1278/04filedby msc bank11-03-2004liquidator rejectedtime extension.12-03-2004ratnaprabha sugars renewed the request fortime extension.16-03-2004liquidator rejectedthe request ofratnaprabha sugars and forfeited emd.24-03-2004high court granted status quo.30-06-2005state govt. ..... by the statistics provided by ..... bombay ..... by a communication to the commissioner of sugar, by under secretary to the government of maharashtra, in the department of cooperation, marketing and cotton industries. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (1960)62BOMLR277
..... it appears, however, that the government of bombay, in the year 1947, was of the view that the control exercised by government over the cotton market under the bombay cotton contracts act of 1932 had proved ineffective in actual practice and though the act provided that forward contracts other than those made through recognised association were void, in fact forward trading took place outside recogniseed associations and in a manner which was detrimental to genuine trade interests. ..... so far as the local legislation is concerned, in 1922 the local legislature passed the bombay cotton contracts act (xiv of 1922), but admittedly it had no provision reagarding forward contracts. ..... , delivery orders, railway receipts or bills of lading against which contracts are not transferable to third parties; (iii) hedge contracts for february 1954; that is to say, forward contracts entered into by members of the east india cotton association limited, entitled to the use of the clearing house of the association where such contracts are made in accordance with the rules and bye-laws of the association in the official markets of the associastion and ..... there was a further extension of the life of this act under the essential supplies (temporary powers) amendment act (lxv of 1952), which extended the life of the original act from 31-12-1952 to 261-1955. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2009(4)BomCR504; 2008(111)BomLR366; 2009CriLJ3185; 2009(2)MhLj216
..... the oil mills suffered a set back, the accounts of the respondents became irregular resulting in filing of an application under section 91 of the maharashtra cooperative societies act, 1960 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') for recovery of the loan amounts stated to be advanced by the society. ..... the managing committee of the appellant, which was superseded and the district deputy registrar was appointed as a administrator, at the instance of the appellant, initiated proceedings under section 101 of the act against the respondent herein in which a notice was issued and the same was being contested by the respondent. ..... of two weeks after the same is decided and decision is communicated, the administrator shall not go ahead and proceed with the recovery application under section 101 of the maharashtra cooperative societies act, 1960. ..... paid but no time for extension was granted by the concerned ..... upon section 41 of the specific relief act and the judgment of the supreme court in the case of cotton corporation of india limited v. ..... against by the appellant society before the maharashtra state cooperative appellate court, bombay, bench at nagpur, camp at kolhapur. ..... order, the respondent approached the divisional joint registrar for extension of time. ..... court are pending before a statutory court and the determination of the amount payable to the appellant would obviously be result of determination of an application under section 101 of the act which is a kind of objection filed to the recovery. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1975)16GLR610
..... both these statutory bodies may adopt any relevant principle which they find suitable in discharging their statutory functions under the commission act of 1956 and the bombay act of 1960, but while discharging their functions under the disputed notification for the purpose of issuing certificate they are not at liberty to take a policy decision which would frustrate the very ..... in this connection it should be noted that so far as the board is concerned, the provisions of the bombay act of 1960 to which we have already made a reference above, clearly provide in section 26 thereof that in discharge of its function, the board shall be guided by such instructions on the question of policy as may be ..... purchases by the gujarat rajya khadi and gramodhyog board established under the bombay' khadi & village industries act, 1960, which under sub-section (2) of section 18 is deemed to be a registered dealer of sugarcane for use by such board in the manufacture of khandsari in a village ..... it appears that thereafter the petitioners moved the concerned authorities for further extension of this date and in their said attempt they could also obtain the co-operation of the board as is clear ..... of khadi without any subsidies from government and its sale in local market and to the people in villages (v) government assistance to be confined to education, technical research and technical guidance and (vi) cultivation of cotton to reduce dependence on the supply of raw materials from outside areas.2.14. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1962Guj128; (1962)0GLR269
..... court in kutch would be preserved as law in force in the territories of the former states of saurashtra and kutch by virtue of the provisions of section 119 of the states reorganisation act, 1956, and the same would continue in operation in the said territories as law in force under the provisions, cf section 87 of the bombay reorganisation act, 1960, unless the same were lawfully set aside or had ceased to operate by reason of legislative changes effected between 1st november 1956, when the ..... bombay. the previous full bench look the view that judicial precedents were within the extensive ambit of section 87 and that the bifurcation of the territories forming part of the state of bombay did not, therefore, affect the applicability of the decisions given by the high court of bombay prior to 1st may 1960 to the territories now, forming part of the state of ..... day.'the previous full bench held on a construction of section 87 that the judicial precedents of the high court of bombay prior to 1st may 1960 were wjthin the extensive scope and ambit of the words 'law in force' in that section and were, therefore, binding on this high ..... this section has been enacted with a view to provide for the continued extension and application of the laws in force immediately before the appointed day in the territories to which they applied prior to the appoint, ed day, so that they may continue to extend to and apply in the territories forming part of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2009(1)BomCR501
..... and menace caused by stray dogs, resort can be had to the provisions of sub-section (3) of section 11 of the prevention of cruelty to animals act, 1960 and the relevant provisions of the bombay/maharashtra & goa municipalities acts and other enactments, and whether inspite of the aforesaid provisions of section 11(3) of the prevention of cruelty to animals act and other acts referred to above, the killing of dogs has to be totally prohibited, the learned counsel mrs.norma alvares has firstly referred to articles ..... india, extraordinary, part ii, section 3, sub-section (i) dated november 2, 2001 and the objections and suggestions were invited and after having considered the same, in exercise of the powers conferred upon by sub-section (1)(2) of section 38 of the act of 1960, the central government made these rules and brought them into force vide notification dated 24th november, 2001.these rules are based on the guidelines formulated by the division bench of this ..... to him 'prevention of cruelty to animals' as a subject falls under entry 17 of the concurrent list, and entry 29 of the concurrent list covers 'prevention of the extension from one state to another of infectious or contagious diseases affecting man, animals or plants'. ..... has further submitted that article 51 which enshrines that compassiion must be shown to living creatures, is an obligation not only on the citizens of this country, but by extension, it is also the duty of the state (and all its executive institutions e.g. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2004)1GLR116
..... came to be passed, they are in consonance with the notifications of the state of gujarat khadi gramodhyog board by which necessary powers under section 30 sub section (2) (b) of the cottage and village industries act, 1960 and with the previous approval and sanction of the government, rules and regulations have been framed which are known as the gujarat state khadi gramodyog board officers and servants (conditions of service) regulations ..... it has been submitted that the board has been constituted as per the bombay khadi and village industries act, 1960 and thereafter, the government by its moderate policy towards such employees had enhanced the benefit of pension to the employees of the board by resolution dated 31.8.89 but that is not entitling the petitioners to get ..... any beneficial umbrella of pension scheme is extended to cover a new class of pensioners and when such a subsequent scheme comes into force the erstwhile non-pensioner might have survived, then only if such extension of pension scheme to erstwhile non-pensioners is expressly made retrospective by the authorities promulgating such scheme; the erstwhile non-pensioner who has retired prior to the advent of such extended pension scheme can claim ..... further report, statistics and returns: every board shall, before such date and at such intervals and in such manner, as the state government may from time to time direct, submit to the state government a report on such matters and such statistics and such returns as the state .....
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