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The Regional Transport Authority, Namakkal Region Vs. State Transport ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1995Mad226

..... being himself a quasi judicial tribunal passing an order of adjudication cannot be, in any event, taken to be aggrieved against the decision of the foreign exchange regulation appellate board reversing his decision and, therefore, the appeal filed by the director of enforcement cannot in any event,be maintained. g. rajanujam, j., observed as follows (air ..... enforcement v. rama arangannal, 1981 1 mad lj 64 : air 1981 mad 80; the regional transport authority, coimbatore v. the shanthi transports (c.r.p. no. 1753 of 1980 dated 17-12-1991 of s. mohan, j., as he then was); regional transport authority, erode v. chitra devi (c.r.p.no. 1779 of 1981 dated 26- ..... , it is only the central government which can be taken to be aggrieved against the decision of the foreign exchange regulation appellate board under section 54 of the said act, allowing the appeal filed by the respondents and the director of enforcement, who passed the initial order of adjudication cannot file the appeal treating himself as .....

P.P.M. Thangaiah Nadar Firm, Rep. by Its Partner, T.P. Prakasam and or ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2007ACJ177; 2006(5)CTC97; (2007)2MLJ685

..... reference to a bench of five learned judges is justified.7. again the supreme court had occasion to examine the very same question in : air2005sc752 (central board of dawoodi bohra community v. state of maharashtra), wherein it was observed as follows:12. having carefully considered the submissions made by the learned senior counsel for ..... or personal liberty except according to the procedure established by law. as pointed out by the supreme court in bombay pavement dweller's case air 1986 sc 1980, no person can live without the means of living, that is, the means of livelihood and the easiest way of depriving a person of his right ..... sagacity or administrative maturity to guage the feelings of the people and anticipate the potentiality for mischief by anti-social elements taking advantage of the situation and including in acts of murder, arson and looting. . . . unfortunately the law enforcing authorities failed to give protection to the properties, residential and non-residential, stock-in- .....

Alarmelu Mangai Vs. the Secretary to the Government of Tamil Nadu, Pub ...

Court : Chennai

..... 42 and it reads as follows:42. running of the railways is a commercial activity. establishing the yatri niwas at various railway stations to provide lodging and boarding facilities to passengers on payment of charges is a part of the commercial activity of the union of india and this activity cannot be equated with the ..... revise these old police regulations verging perilously near unconstitutionality.21. the counsel also relied upon the decision of the house of lords judgment in morris v. beardmore 1980 (3) wlr 283, wherein lord diplock held while dealing with the case of police man visiting the house of a driver of a motor car for the ..... including the railway stations and the yatri niwas, are essential components of the government machinery which carries on the commercial activity. if any of such employees commits an act of tort, the union government, of which they are the employees, can, subject to other legal requirements being satisfied, be held vicariously liable in damages to the .....

Sree Ayyanar Spinning and Weaving Mills Ltd. Vs. Union of India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1983LC199D(Madras); 1983(14)ELT2342(Mad)

..... and at what rates. what is more, for those who wish to know when and where and how to pay the countervailing import duty under the customs tariff act, the customs act is compulsive reading, for it alone provides the complete code for collection, recovery and the rest. 5. this inter-marriage of statutes relating to a plurality ..... nor does it expressly exclude the additional duty from the purview of the exemption. but the pertinent reference in the notification to the 'first schedule to the tariff act' only means and implies a coverage of exemption restricted to the basic ad valorem duty and does not include the countervailing duty. this is a case we must ..... force, as it were, an additional duty, which is over and above, and distinct and separate from, the basic customs duty leviable under s. 12 of the customs act. this additional duty statutorily so-called, is also known in the trade as the countervailing import duty. the implication of this additional levy is clear from the charging section .....

M. Thangavelu Chetty Vs. Chinnasamy and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1983Mad21

..... . 1. the petitioner herein seeks a writ of certiorari from this court to have the order dated 2-3-1981 of the third respondent affirming the order dated 20-9-1980 of the second respondent, quashed.2. the first respondent herein and his younger brother took a loan of rs. 1,000/- from the petitioner on execution of a mortgage ..... 2 in thimmapuram village. the first respondent filed an application under the tamil nadu debt relief act, 1976 hereinafter referred to as the 1976 act, before the second respondent for relief in respect of the mortgage. the second respondent has, by his order dated 20-9-1980, held that the first respondent owns only a half share in the lands mortgaged which consist ..... of 0.50 cents wet in s. no. 368 and 0. 16 cents dry in s. no. 367/2 of thimmapuram village, and that therefore, he is a small farmer owning lands within the limit prescribed by the 1976 act. he therefore .....

Tvs Motor Company Limited Vs. Bajaj Auto Limited

Court : Chennai

Reported in : LC2009(2)139; 2009(40)PTC689(Mad)

..... that a strong prima facie case should have been made by the defendant to resist an injunction, mr. a.l. somayaji, learned senior counsel by relying upon air 1980 delhi 132 (national research development corporation of india, new delhi v. the delhi cloth and general mills co. ltd. and ors.) stated that it is on ..... satisfied with the differentiation while granting the patent after the submission of the complete specification. the learned senior counsel by referring to section 57 of the patent act contended that the statute provided for making necessary amendments to the claim for better understanding of the invention. by referring to the honda patent no. 4534322 a1 ..... must be made judicial. 23. mr. p.s.raman, learned senior counsel also appearing for the appellant by referring to various provisions contained in the patent act took pains to point out by referring to the international search report which was passed on to the respondent on 13.08.2004, to state that subsequent thereafter .....

Janakiammal and ors. Vs. P.A.K. Natarajan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1989Mad88

..... he died leaving five sons and three daughters in 1960. one of his sons died in 1968 leaving defendants 1 to 4 as his heirs. another son died in 1980 whose heirs are defendants 5 to 12. defendants, 13, 17 and 18 are the three daughters of peria karuppa nadar while defendants 14 to 16 are his surviving sons ..... family had abandoned the idea of residing in the house. learned counsel invited my attention to a number of decisions of various courts under section 4 of the partition act and submitted that the principles laid down in these decisions have been ignored by the courts below. per contra, learned counsel for the first respondent submits that there ..... case cited was that of nilkamal bhattacharya v. kamakshya charan bhattacharya : air1928cal539 . in that case, mukerji, j. held that the word 'family' in section 4 of the partition act ought to be given a liberal and comprehensive meaning and it includes a group of persons related in blood, who live in one house under one head or management, and .....

Association of Engineers Metro Water Rep. by Its President and M. Baka ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)6MLJ26

..... amendment simultaneously the state government would have addressed a letter to the public service commission to make recruitment in accordance with the special rules as amended on april 28, 1980. no such action was taken by the state government in this case.(iii) n.t. devin katti v. karnataka public service commission : (1990)iillj456sc : 11. ..... the vacancies which had arisen prior to the date of the amendment. we do not find any indication in the amendment that was made on april 28, 1980 that it would be applicable to the vacancies which had arisen prior to the date of the amendment even by necessary implication. in the instant case the ..... previous service in the higher grade.2. the case of the petitioners is as under:2.1. the first petitioner is registered under societies registration act. the engineers working in the second respondent board are members of the first petitioner association. therefore, the association is espousing the cause of the engineers working in the second respondent .....

K. Venkatesan Vs. State of Tamil Nadu, Represented by Secretary to Gov ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2006)2MLJ435

..... corporation of india) (bodu taramand v. disrict superintendent of police, jamnagar) (k.n. shukla v. bharat heavy electricals), and (j. dhanraj v. tamil nadu electricity board) and submitted that the finding of the enquiry officer was not only perverse but against law. 7. it is of course true that while deciding a matter under article 226 ..... by respondent no. 1 on the basis of the recommendation made by the high court.2. the petitioner was appointed as a judicial magistrate in the year 1980. while he was so working at usilampatti in the year 1996, certain allegations were levelled against him and a departmental proceeding was initiated. enquiry was conducted by ..... cases exclusively triable by the sessions court is a serious matter, that too when objected by the prosecution. either the magistrate who granted bail in such cases acted with ulterior motive or out of ignorance. in both cases it is an illegality. therefore the delinquent officer released the accused in the cases exclusively triable .....

P. Nallammal and ors. Vs. State

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1999CriLJ1591

..... is by a bench of two honourable judges. there are two other judgments rendered by the honourable supreme court of india in v.c. shukla v. cbi 1980 scc 92 : 1980 scc 695 : : 1980crilj690 and state of bihar v. p.p. sharma 1992 scc 222, which definitely throw some light on the relevancy or otherwise ..... indian penal code, as they stood then, deal with the offences committed by public servants, taking gratification other than legal remuneration in respect of art official act and obtaining valuable thing without consideration from person concerned in proceeding or business transaction by such public servant; sections 162 and 163 speak about offences committed by ..... calendar cases other than the respective first accused therein is misconceived and without authority of law. in this context, the learned senior counsel stated that the 1988 act being penal in nature, it's provisions have to be necessarily strictly construed. in the absence, of any provision to prosecute private individuals as in this .....