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R.S.A.C. Kasi Iyer Vs. the Commissioner of Income-tax, Mysore, Travanc ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC210; [1960]40ITR494(SC); [1961]1SCR466

..... by the commission, and the authority of the government of travancore-cochin to take action on the report having been conferred upon the central government by section 3(c) of the opium and revenue laws (extension of application) act, the central government was prima facie competent to direct that proceedings under the income-tax act as may be justifiable to taken against the appellants ..... . whatever authority could be exercised by the travancore-cochin government before the enactment of the opium and revenue laws (extension of application) act, 1950, could, therefore, since the application of that act, be exercised by the central government, and the latter government could be direct in respect of a case that proceedings for re-assessment be commenced against a taxpayer. the case of .....

Hajee Abdul Sattar Sait and anr. Vs. Controller of Estate Duty, Mysore

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1968]69ITR45(KAR); [1968]69ITR45(Karn)

..... be called part 'b' states. it became for the first time extended to part 'b' states by virtue of the central act 48 of 1959 (which came into force on february 1, 1960), called the miscellaneous personal laws (extension) act, 1959, which amended its extent clause in such a way as to apply the statute to whole of india except ..... behalf of the department strongly pressed before us was that whatever might have been the position before the application or extension of shariat act to the civil station in 1960 and whatever may be the principles of customary law or custom by virtue of which the cutchi memons resident in civil station could claim that they should be governed ..... 52. this slow change in the attitude of the parties and the complexion of the view of the law taken by the bombay high court is explicable on the ground that khojas and cutchi memons, who were carrying on extensive trade in bombay, were moved by exigencies of their business activities to relieve themselves from what may be .....

Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa and anr. Vs. the State of Punjab and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1985CriLJ1739

..... commission was set up in 1955.19. the first law commission presented its report (the fourteenth report) on the reform of judicial administration, both civil and criminal, in 1958; ..... possible. in addition, local amendments were made by state legislatures, of which the most important were those made to bring about separation of the judiciary from the executive. finding that the code of criminal procedure, 1898 needed some comprehensive revision, central law ..... code had been amended from time to time by various acts of the central and state legislatures. the more important of these were the amendments brought about by central legislation in 1923 and 1955. the amendments of 1955 were extensive and were intended to simplify procedures and speed up trials as far as .....

ishwar Das Malhotra Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1972SC1193; 1972CriLJ751; (1972)1SCC646; [1972]3SCR411

..... special police establishment act, 1946, (25 of 1946) was validly extended to the state of jammu & kashmir by the jammu & kashmir (extension of laws) act, 1956 hereinafter referred to as the extension act. the high court decided this question on a reference made by the special magistrate, under section 432 of the crpc, before whom the ..... establishment act, 1946, was extended to the state of jammu & kashmir in the following manner. section 1(2) of the extension act provided that 'it shall come into force on such date as the central government may, by notification in the official gazette, appoint.' section 2 provided as follows :(1) the acts and ordinance mentioned ..... the power conferred under the regulation on the governor to bring into force the laws set out in the schedule continued and would continue so long as the regulation remained on the statute book. the same principle applies here. the central government could validly issue a notification under sub-section 2 of section 1 appointing .....

In Re Article 370 Of The Constitution

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... modifications. as a consequence of co269 the jammu and kashmir goods and services tax act 2017, the central goods and services tax (extension to jammu and kashmir) ordinance 2017 and the integrated and goods and services tax304 (extension to jammu and kashmir) ordinance 2017, resulted in the cgst305, sgst306 and igst307 regime being applicable ..... chandrachud (paragraphs 125 and126) 187 justice fazl ali (paragraph218) 122 part e187 in sr bommai (supra), this court extensively dealt with the scope of the presidential power under article 356. on numerous questions of law, the bench disagreed with the reasoning in state of rajasthan (supra). one of the chief reasons which lead to ..... the nature of legislative power that can be exercised by parliament. the petitioners term it as the distinction between legislative and constituent power, or the law and non-law powers of the state legislature. however, regardless of the manner in which the distinction is drawn, the issue is whether all the powers of .....

Ashok Kumar and Others Vs. State of JandK and Others

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... is beyond judicial scrutiny altogether. the scope and reach of judicial scrutiny in matters within subjective satisfaction of the executive are well and extensively stated in barium chemicals v. company law board , which need not be repeated here. suffice it to mention that the said principles apply equally in the case of a ..... made, whether on temporary, officiating or regular/permanent basis. it is further directed that wherever reservations are already provided in the matter of promotion - be it central services or state services, or for that matter services under any corporation, authority or body falling under the definition of 'state' in article 12 - such ..... whether on temporary, officiating or regular/permanent basis. it is further directed that whatever reservations are already provided in the matter of promotion be it central services or state services, or for that matter services under any corporation, authority or body falling under the definition of state in article 12 such .....

Kundan Lal Vs. District Magistrate and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1970CriLJ1365

..... act. if the order of 1954 is not invalid on the ground of infringement or abridgement of fundamental rights under part iii it is difficult to appreciate how extension of period of immunity made by subsequent amendments can said to be invalid as constituting an infringement or abridgement of any of the provisions of part iii. ..... the articles of the constitution which include article 370. section 21 of the general clauses act is as follows:where, by any central act or regulation a power to issue notification, orders, rules, or by-laws is conferred, then that power includes a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the like sanction and conditions (if ..... years. this means that, under clause (c) of article 35, immunity was granted to the preventive laws made by the state legislature completely, though the life of the inconsistent provisions was limited to a period of five years. the extension of that life from/ five to ten years and ten to fifteen years cannot, in these circumstances .....

National Investigation Agency Vs. Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... .09.2017. as per medical status report dated 26.09.2017, the accused was extensively evaluated at dr. rml hospital for chest pain and cause of cardiac disease was ruled out. even subsequently, the accused was reviewed at central jail hospital and detailed blood investigation was carried out and medication was provided. on his ..... who motivate and incite the youth to attack all symbols of indian authority, especially indian security forces who have been deployed there for the maintenance of law and order. to achieve their objective, they are mobilizing funds from all possible sources. they are getting funds from pakistani establishment through the pakistan high ..... the accused are a part of the terrorist designs to raise funds to propagate their ideology and agenda of secessionism and subversive activities prejudicial to the law of the land. the investigations have clearly brought out that the hurriyat has formed a well developed network of cadres with district presidents, block level .....

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 .....

Mohd Sultan Khan and Others Vs. State of Jandk and Others

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... iii) all such occupants whether having or not having proprietary land in the estate who are in occupation of shamilat land nautor jaiz coming under alignment of extension of golf course other than 61 kanals 13 marlas jaiz shamilat shall not be entitled to the payment of compensation. 12. consequent upon the above decision, ..... the concerned collectorate shall have to determine the eligibility of claimants on the basis of land records, including misli haqiyat, a copy whereof is still available in central department srinagar. the funds are assessed shall be arranged and placed at the disposal of the collector. 03) it is therefore, requested kindly to initiate the ..... 373 kanals 17 marlas declared as nautor jaiz and assigned land revenue in accordance with the law and standing orders is shamilat hasab-e-rasad / jaiz shamilat. therefore, only an area of land measuring 61 kanals 13 marlas acquired for extension of golf course at pahalgam and entered into the names of individual owners / occupants .....