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D. Gobaloussamy Vs. the Union of India (Uoi), Represented by the Secre ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1969)2MLJ62

..... both the above methods had to be adopted. several of the central acts extended, like the official trustees act, 1913 and the motor vehicles act, in their first section indicating ..... by reference like the act now under consideration or central act xxx of 1965 which extended the code of civil procedure and the arbitration act to goa, daman and diu. the latter method, in effect and substance, amends the extent clause of the original act. in the central laws ((extension to jammu and kashmir) act xxv of 1968 ..... particular with reference to the three stages or phases of that development. for an appreciation of the argument now presented before us, on the central issue of the vires of the pondicherry (extension of laws) act, 1968 (xxvi of 1968), it is not necessary to traverse that ground again, but it is essential to recapitulate one or two .....

S. Mariappa Nadar and ors., Vs. State of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1962Mad290; [1962]13STC371(Mad)

..... tax act is to bring to tax the inter-state sales, in the state from which the movement of the goods commenced. the non-extension of the central sales tax act to jammu and kashmir might have this result, viz., that if the movement commenced in the state of jammu and kashmir, those inter-state sales ..... 3) however, 'in the same manner' has reference to the procedure for making the assessment, the procedure outlined by the local law being followed, but the liability and the quantum of tax being governed only by the central sales-tax act and subject to the rules made thereunder. the two expressions referred to cannot possible be equated, and no assistance in ..... to any rules made under this act.' the phrase 'in the same manner' occurring therein cannot therefore, take in all exemptions and deductions contemplated under the local sales-tax law; what is contemplated by s. 9(3) is that the procedure of making an assessment collection of tax etc., is the very same procedure laid down in the local .....

S. Mariappa Nadar and ors. Vs. the State of Madras Represented by the ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1962)2MLJ302

..... tax act is to bring to tax the inter-state sales, in the state from which the movement of the goods commenced. the non-extension of the central sales tax act to jammu and kashmir might have this result, viz., that if the movement commenced in the state of jammu and kashmir, those inter-state ..... however, ' in the same manner ' has reference to the procedure for making the assessment, the procedure outlined by the local law being followed, but the liability and the quantum of tax being governed only by the central sales tax act and subject to the rules made thereunder. the two expressions referred to cannot possibly be equated, and no assistance ..... to any rules made under this act.' the phrase ' in the same manner ' occurring therein cannot therefore take in all exemptions and deductions contemplated under the local sales tax law; what is contemplated by section 9 (3) is that the procedure of making any assessment, collection of tax, etc., is the very same procedure laid down in the local .....

C.V. Raman and ors. Vs. Bank of India and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1985]57CompCas126(Mad); (1984)IILLJ34Mad

..... of its annual net profits before declaring a dividend.' 48. sections 40, 49 and 50 also are relevant. these various provisions suggest immense or extensive control by the central government. the learned counsel cites the decision in ramiah v. state bank of india, : (1963)iillj304mad , in this connection and also the ..... state of liability, obligation. under adv. - (2) lower in authority, position, power, etc., subordinate. (3) held in control or restraint, used predicatively. boviar's law dictionary - 'under' - the terms sometimes used in its literal sense of 'below in position' but more frequently in its secondary meaning of 'inferior' or 'subordinate'. the compact ..... public servant charging its functions shall actunder the indian penal code. on business principles of publicinterest.18. dissolution : no provisionof law relating to winding up of 16. (1) the central office ofcorporations shall apply to a new the state bank shall be atbank and no corresponding new bank bombay.shall be placed .....

C.V. Raman Vs. the Management of Bank of India, Regional Office, South ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1985)2MLJ439

..... out of its annual net profits before declaring a dividend.35. sections 40, 49 and 50 also are relevant. these various provisions suggest immense or extensive control by the central government. the learned counsel cites the decision in ramaiah v. state bank of india : (1963)iillj304mad , in this connection and also the decision ..... the 'state' and are, therefore, 'state' within the meaning of article 12. the fact that these corporations have independent personalities in the eye of law does not mean that they are not subject to the control of government or that they are not instrumentalities of the government. these corporations are instrumentalities or ..... state bank may declare a dividendafter making provision for the requirements mentioned in the section. therate of dividend shall be determined by the central board.section18. dissolution: no provision of law relating to winding up of corporationsshall apply to a new bank and no corresponding new bank shall be placed inliquidation save by order .....

D. Gobalousamy Vs. Union Territory of Pondicherry and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1968Mad298

..... c state and the president as the head of a part c state, occupies a different position from that as the head of the central government. by a logical extension of this principle one can hold that, when the president administers a union territory, he occupies a position different from that of the ..... but, certain administrative exigencies arose, particularly following the de jure transfer, and (in october 1963) of the extension of various indian enactments to pondicherry. it is now conceded, for instance, that the entire criminal law administration has radically changed, because of the introduction of the indian evidence act, the indian penal code and the ..... indian courts, judicial precedents are not merely of persuasive force, but are binding upon subsequent benches or judges, and do, within their own sphere, create law; judge-made law is thus known to our courts, and relied on in our courts, whereas, apparently, the continental system differs profoundly, and places almost an entire reliance .....

D. Gobalousamy Vs. the Union Territory of Pondicherry, by Its Lt. Gove ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1967)2MLJ85

..... c state and the president as the head of a part c state, occupies a different position from that as the head of the central government. by a logical extension of this principle, one can hold that when the president administers a union territory, he occupies a position different from that of the ..... but, certain administrative exigencies arose, particularly following the de jure transfer, and (in october, 1963) of the extension of various indian enactments to pondicherry. it is now conceded, for instance, that the entire criminal law administration has radically changed, because of the introduction of the indian evidence act, the indian penal code, and the ..... indian courts, judicial precedents are not merely of persuasive force, but are binding upon subsequent benches or judges, and do, within their own sphere, create law; judge-made law is thus known to our courts, and relied on in our courts, whereas, apparently, the continental system differs profoundly, and places almost an entire reliance .....

Solomon and ors. Vs. Muthiah and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1974)1MLJ53

..... which was the subject-matter of discussion and decision by the travancore-cochin high court.9. the part b states (laws) act, 1951 (central act iii of 1951) was enacted for the purpose of providing for the extension of certain laws to part b states. immediately before first november, 1956 part b states were: hyderabad, jammu and kashmir, madhya bharat ..... indian succession act of 1925.4. mr. syamalam, learned counsel for the appellant, contended that by virtue of the provisions contained in the part b states (laws) act, 1951 (central act iii of 1951), which came into force on 1st april, 1951. it was the provisions of the indian succession act, 1925 that applied to the succession ..... force' occurring in section 29 (2) of the indian succession act, 1925, it must necessarily follow that the said regulation will be the corresponding law, as contemplated by section 6 of central act iii of 1951. therefore, my conclusion is that even if i am wrong in the construction i have placed on section 29 (2) of .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Ronald William Trikard and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1995]215ITR638(Mad)

..... on the liberation of goa, daman and diu, the income-tax act was extended to these territories with effect from 1st day of april, 1963, by the taxation laws (extension to union territories) regulation, 1963. these regulations, inter alia, inserted section 2(25a) of the income-tax act to provide that india shall be deemed to include ..... india would render the notification redundant. (3) the finance act, 1981, introduced section 293a in the income-tax act. the said section, inter alia, empowers the central government to make exemption, reduction in rate or modification in respect of income-tax in favour of persons who are in the business of prospecting for or extrication or ..... zone as in the case of territorial waters. sub-section (6) of section 6 and sub-section (7) of section 7 of the act empower the central government by notification to extend any enactment in force in india with such restrictions and modification as it thinks fit to the continental shelf and the exclusive economic zone .....

Dalit Christians Educational and Development Trust Vs. the Vice Chance ...

Court : Chennai

..... students in the foreign trade for the academic year 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008. a provisional affiliation was granted for 2005-2006 and that extension of affiliation was issued for each year. the students were attending their respective examinations and results were also published. the college also had submitted an ..... comes within the jurisdiction of manonmaniyan sundaranar university, there is no bar of affiliating the college with any other university. the pondicherry university being the central university can affiliate any institution and any minority college and has jurisdiction all over india except jammu and kashmir. the college was already running b.com ..... under section 10(1) of the national commission for minority educational institutions act, 2004, wherein it was stated that notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, a minority educational institution may seek recognition as an affiliated college of a scheduled university of its choice. the .....