Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1993Cal215,97CWN142
..... should be properly developed in a planned and controlled manner .....' 32. it, therefore, appears that the easte'rn fringe of calcutta having the calcutta's wetlands is not included in the future development of the cmda's plan. as a matter of fact, the cmda plan ..... capacity to meet potential demands of industrial units in the area cannot just be shut off. the contem- plated co-operative housing complex facilities in these sectors for the middle income group of people cannot perhaps be given up in the larger ..... of vegetable mixed farming products,6.hinterland and communicationaway from the city's hinterland increased freightage and communication/traffic problems in core calcutta.nearness to hinterland easier disposal of trans-hugli facilities shall need strengthening of north communication corridors.7.social factorsloss of primary sector ..... . mr. ukil, learned government pleader appearing for the respondents, praysfor stay of operation of this order, but the same is refused.45. order accordingly. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC477; [1992]Supp2SCR454; 1992DGLS(soft)768:1992Supp(3)SCC217
..... and other financial support, free housing, self-employment and settlement schemes, effective implementation of land reforms, strict and impartial operation of the law-enforcing machinery, industralisation, construction of roads, bridges, culverts, canals, markets, introduction of transport, free ..... annual income of rs. 36,000 may not count for much in a city like bombay, delhi or calcutta whereas it may be a handsome income in rural india anywhere. the line to be drawn must be a ..... efficiency of administration - the admonition of article 335. the several concessions, exemptions and other measures issued by the railway administration and noticed in karamchari sangh are instances of supplementay, incidental and ancilliary provisions made with a view to ..... the basis of discrimination, race can equally form the basis of remedial action. the shift in approach indicated by metro broadcasting inc. is equally significant. the 'lingering effects' (of past discrimination) theory as well as the standard .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1994Guj104; (1993)2GLR1460
..... the goods or class of goods on the longest route. mr. ghosh invited my attention to the affidavit-in-reply filed by mr. k. l. dixit, the divisional operating superintendent, western railway, sworn on march, 27, 1990, produced on the record of the case, where mr. dixit has, while referring to the shortest route, stated as follows :'the route ..... to be turned down by the authorities of the western railways, the petitioner has moved this high court under article 226 of ..... it is further the case of the petitioner that it has invoked the writ jurisdiction of the calcutta high court, in the matter of excess freight levied from it by the south-eastern railways, and certain orders have been passed by the calcutta high court in that regard.7. as its demand for the refund of the excess freight came .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1993(2)BomCR329
..... passage. this is imagining a confusion in the face of stark clarity. the height covenant and total ban on common passage/garden are two different things and operate on different spots. restriction on height and a total prohibition on construction connote two different concepts in common sense. no theory of interpretation permits a distortion of ..... in defence and if so, what are the conditions subject to which it is available.... in india, it has been held by the high courts of bombay, calcutta, madras and nagpur, that even where under the law of procedure the defendant is not entitled to make a counterclaim, the defendant should on the principles of ..... is restricted to the said land whether builtable or otherwise according to building regulations of any authority-then or now in force. declared that this restraint shall operate perpetually in favour of the trustees, beneficiaries or reversioners including plaintiff and/or their successors as the case may be. defendant 1 to remove from the land .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : (1993)ILLJ1168Raj; 1993(1)WLC415
..... bombay v. km. desai and ors. llj-ii-259-1990, national airport authority, delhi and ors. v. bangalore airport co-operative service society (1991 2 clr 778) and p. karunakaran v. chief commercial superintendent, southern railway and ors. 1989-i-llj-814. on the strength of these authorities shri joshi argued that the labour court has committed a grave ..... reliance on the decision oft he supreme court in hussain bhai v. alath factory tezhilali union llj-ii-1978-397. he also placed reliance on the decision of calcutta high court in tollyganj club ltd. v. 5th industrial tribunal llj-i-1985-25816. the demand no. 3 which formed part of the reference made by the ..... in connection with the functions of the airport. the contractor obtained licence under section 12 of 1970 act and engaged the workers. the workers were having co-operative society and their service conditions were governed by the terms and condition of the bye-laws of the society. there was no privity of contract between the airport .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : 1993(64)ELT399(Mad)
..... . it is based on a system of classification derived from international convention of 'harmonised commodity description' and 'coding system' which was approved by the customs co-operation council on 14th june, 1983 with suitable modifications. the harmonised commodity description and coding system is known as harmonised system. under the system, goods have been classified ..... , supra, p.80 (lord normand); cit, gujarat v. d.m. kharwar, : [1969]72itr603(sc) ; j.k. steel ltd. v. union of india, supra, p. 1192; cit, calcutta v. g. arbuthnot & co., : [1973]87itr407(sc) ; commrs. of customs v. top ten promotions (1969) 3 all er 39; ransom (inspector of taxes) v. higgs (1974) 3 ..... tariff act, 1975 (51 of 1975) which came into force on the 2nd august, 1976 containing a new customs tariff nomenclature based on the customs co-operation council nomenclature known as cccn. the act was however not a complete adoption of the cccn but only an adaptation through suitable contraction and expansion as specified .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : 1993(42)ECC243
..... replaced. it is based on a system of classification derived from international convention of 'harmonised commodity description' and 'coding system' which was approved by the customs co-operation council on 14th june, 1983 with suitable modifications. the harmonised commodity description and coding system in known as harmonised system. under the system, goods have been classified ..... v. irc, supra p.80 (lord normand); cit, gujarat v. b.m. kliarwar : [1969]72itr603(sc) ik, steel ltd. v. union of india, supra p.2292; cit, calcutta v. g. arbuthnot & co : [1973]87itr407(sc) comma, of customs v. top ten promotions (1969) 3 all er 39 ransom (inspector of taxes v. higgs (1974) 3 ..... tariff act, 1975 (51 of 1975) which came into force on the 2nd august, 1976 containing a new customs tariff nomenclature based on the customs co-operation council nomenclature known as cccn. the act was however not a complete adoption of the cccn but only an adaptation through suitable contraction and expansion as specified .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1993)2MLJ311
..... the rights of employees concerned. the statutory provisions which are unworkable and inoperative cannot achieve these objectives. such provisions are non est till made operational. it is the operative statutory provisions which have the effect of ousting executive power of the state from the same field. when in a peculiar situation, as in ..... no power under the constitution to place any restriction on their right of administration. this does not mean that an unaided minority institution is immune from operation of general laws of the land. a minority institution cannot claim immunity from contract law, tax measures, economic regulations, social welfare legislation, labour and ..... not cases of by-laws of bodies of a public representative character entrusted by parliament with delegated authority, but are for the most part cases of railway companies, dock companies or other like companies, which carry on their business for their own profit, although incidentally for the advantage of the public. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC2005; JT1993(3)SC82; 1993(2)SCALE593; 1993Supp(4)SCC136; [1993]3SCR199
..... from organisations like l.i.c. and banks, on which it pays interest to them. hence, it is well entitled to require the consumer to co-operate by paying their bills regularly, by furnishing security deposits and by conforming to the terms and conditions of supply. under these circumstances, the requirement of three ..... abridged conditions of supply requiring to pay advance consumption deposits is perfectly reasonable.86. mr. p.p.rao, learned counsel appearing as intervenor on behalf of calcutta electricity supply corporation supplements the submissions of mr. soli j. sorabjee. the deposit though called security deposit is really an adjustable advance payment of consumption charges. ..... so entitled him.this paragraph is also inapplicable to the present case.128. even a case of wrongful detention of money cannot arise. in bengal nagpur railway v. ruttanji ramji the question arose whether interest was payable on damages on account of wrongful detention of money. it was held:the interest act however .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC1769; 1993(65)ELT305(SC); JT1993(3)SC297; 1993(2)SCALE843; (1993)4SCC120; [1993]3SCR802
..... an absolute, unqualified presidential privilege of immunity from judicial process under all circumstances. the separation of powers given in the constitution were not intended to operate with absolute independence when essential criminal statute would upset the constitutional balance of 'a workable government' and gravely impair the role of the courts under ..... court. each case must be considered on its own facts and surrounding scenario and decision taken thereon.59. in jyoti prokash mitter v. chief justice calcutta high court : [1965]2scr53 ,the question was whether the president exercised the powers under article 217(3) of the constitution was his discretionary one ..... a cabinet sub-committee constituted under rules of business approved the appointment of harish chander as president of cegat. the president accordingly appointed him. by operation of article 77(3) and 74(1), the appointment was made by the president. the file constitutes cabinet documents formed part of the preparation .....
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