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Helen Rubber Industries Ltd., Kottayam Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1959Ker279; [1959]36ITR544(Ker)

..... the rights of those assessees to carry forward the losses of previous years to periods during which they could have carried forward the particular losses under the law in existence before the extension of the indian income-tax act (in this case, under the travancore income-tax act) and that in view of it the company's loss of ..... the contention of the company's learned counsel is sound and has to be accepted. the power given by section 12 of the finance act, 1950, to the central government is to make orders for removing any difficulty which arises in giving effect to the provisions of the acts extended to the part b states or merged territories ..... 13 above and the principles referred to in paragraph 14 and also having regard to the fact that the taxation laws (part b states) (removal of difficulties) order, 1950, was expressly passed in exercise of the powers conferred on the central government by section 12 of the finance act, 1950, which itself was enacted for the purpose of providing .....

Kaikkara Construction Company Vs. Superintending Engineer, Harbour Eng ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1999Ker122

..... development and future avenues to the port operation and also to the loss of rupees 21 crores expended by the state and central government as on this date including the 2 crores expended for the extension of main breakwater 70 m length.'it has to be observed that the project work wassponsored by the government of india ..... tender or awarding the contract and not in the realms of taking decision by the government to treat the award of contract as an extension of existing contract, h.w.r. wade in administrative law stated; 'contracts may also be used as an administrative device in order to enforce some policy.'6. it is further pointed out ..... the persons responsible for public injury should go unpunished or loss sustained should remain unrecovered. to attain these objectives the court is always powerful. w. friedman in 'law in a changing society' while discussing the protection of public interest said :'intervention on behalf of the public is not allowed to press private interests but only to .....

Dharmodayam Company Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2005Ker253; [2005]126CompCas586(Ker); 2005(3)KLT332

..... fees. chapter xii deals with disputes and arbitration. chapter xiii provides for miscellaneous provision namely, advisory role of reserve bank, appeals, powers of registrar to give extension of time for filing documents, penalties etc. section 89 of the act says that the state government may in consultation with the reserve bank, by notification in ..... legislature is competent to enact such legislation since the entry falls in the concurrent list. counsel submitted unless notification is issued by central government under section 1(3) of the act and state law will hold the field and section 90 will have no application. referring to section 3 of the kerala chitties act, 1975 ..... from the state government before commencement of conducting chitties in those states. if section 4(1)(a) is enforced the foreman would be governed by the central act in those states and also would be compelled to obtain sanction and registration under the kerala chitties act, 1975 in state of kerala.17. state .....

Vinaya Nair Vs. Corporation of Cochin

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2006Ker275; 2006(3)KLT17

..... have effect with respect to all matters dealt with in the act. the act also supersedes any such law contained in any central or state enactment and any other law in force immediately before it came into operation by enacting that all such laws shall cease to have effect in so far as they are inconsistent with any provisions contained in the ..... gopal roy's case and quoted with approval the division bench judgment in prem singh's case. learned single judge of the gujarat high court, in our view has extensively considered the scope of sections 1(1) and 2(1) of hindu marriage act and took the view, the idea of domicile can never be imported into the ..... (1), nothing contained in this act shall apply to the members of any scheduled tribe within the meaning of clause (25) of article 366 of the constitution unless the central government by notification in the official gazette, otherwise directs.(3) the expression 'hindu' in any portion of this act shall be construed as if it included a person who .....

Massimilano Latorre, Holder of Italian Passport Number Aa 1465972, (Ch ...

Court : Kerala

..... 3 of territorial waters act 1976 limits sovereignty of india up to the territorial waters, sub clause (7) of section 7 empowers the central government to issue notification regarding the application of indian law to the eez or to the part thereof; and in exercise of this power, the government of india had issued a notification dated ..... by sub section (7) of section 7 of the territorial waters, continental shelf, exclusive economic zone and other maritime zones act, 1976 (80 of 1976), the central government hereby extends to the exclusive economic zone, referred to therein, the acts specified in the schedule hereto annexed subject to the modifications (if any) and the provisions ..... liable, by any [indian law] to be tried for an offence committed beyond [india] shall be dealt with according to the provisions of this code for any act committed beyond [indian] in the same manner as if such act had been committed within india. section 4 of the ipc deals with extension of ipc to extra territorial .....

Jose Kuttiyani and ors. Vs. the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, K ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1982Ker12

..... act is also regulated by the reserve bank. there is a separate chapter -- chapter x-a -- in the kerala co-operative societies act itself which gives extensive powers to the reserve bank--reorganisation, amalgamation or winding up of the society and supersession of the committee also. there is no appeal or revision against any such ..... post simultaneously. he gave ten days to the petitioners to file objection and fixed 21-3-1981 for personal hearing if any. when the petitioners asked for extension of time stating that to answer the charges they have to look into the accounts, rules and various loan papers of three years covered by their management ..... 6-1981.2. this bank is insured under the deposit insurance corporation act 1961 (central act). chapter x-a of the kerala co-operative societies act contains additional provisions of law regarding such insured co-operative banks. the banking regulation act 1949 (central act) applies to this bank subject to certain modifications mentioned in part 5 of .....

Kerala Gazetted Officers Front and ors. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1987)IILLJ455Ker

..... rs. 85,000/. it is, therefore, stated that an amount of rs. 35.7 crores per year can be saved if the age of retirement is extended by one year. extension of the age of retirement by three years is said to result in an average saving of rs. 300 crores. it is asserted on the basis of these assumptions, that ..... , for nmr workers on absorption into regular establishment 58 years, and state service officers promoted to ias cadre 58 years. reference is also made to the recommendations made by the central pay commission, whereby the age of retirement is proposed to be enhanced to 60 years. specific reference is made to ext. p1, ordinance 63 of 1984, amending section 42(4 .....

Velayudhan Ramakrishnan and ors. Vs. Rajeev and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1989Ker12

..... , the pernicious content assumed unmanageable proportions in later times, undermining individual morality and wrecking public interest.69. there is, indeed, an expanding and extensive area where people are tempted to have reckless sorties in the adventurous heights of business activities. the increasing industrialisation the country has witnessed and the ..... be inferred from the wording of the statute' rafiquennessa v. lal bahadur chetri, air 1964 sc 1511. the question would be whether the new law speaks in a language clear enough to manifest a retrospective operation. statutes should ordinarily be interpreted as not to affect vested rights adversely. retrospective character ..... above context. the opportunity so afforded was, however, left unavailed of.75. counsel for the central governmeni to whom notice had been given, was unable to assist the court. unlike the state government, the central government, had a duty to assist the court in the interpretation of the ordinance. counsel for .....

Velayudhan Ramakrishnan and Others Vs. Rajeev and Others.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1988)73CTR(Ker)1; [1988]174ITR482(Ker)

..... conscience, the pernicious content assumed unmanageable proportions in later times, undermining individual morality and wrecking public interest.there is, indeed, an expanding and extensive area where people are tempted to have reckless sorties in the adventurous heights of business activities. the increasing industrialisation the country has witnessed and the ..... the wording of the statute (mst. rafiquennessa v lal bahadur chetri [1964] air 1964 (sc) 1511). the question would be whether the new law speaks in a language clear enough to manifest a retrospective operation. statutes should ordinarily be interpreted as not to affect vested rights adversely. retrospective character could ..... a notice had been given was unable to assist the court. unlike the state government, the central government had a duty to assist the court in the interpretation of the ordinance. counsel for the central government submitted that he had not received any instructions in the matter. sufficient excuse for counsel, .....

Headmaster, Poilkav High School, P.O. Edakkulam Quilandy Vs. Murali A. ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1995Ker21

..... a delinquent would, in certain cases, cause more injustice than justice. recently the constitution bench of the supreme court made a very significant remark about the extension of the rule of natural justice while dealing with the question of furnishing enquiry report to a delinquent employee. it is contained in managing director, ecil v ..... .... the power to discipline should be derived from the acceptance of it by the student in the contract of matriculation.' prof. wade in his administrative law (1988) observed that any dispute over the interpretation and administration of the university's internal rules comes within the exclusive jurisdiction of the visitor if there ..... the headmaster in maintaining the internal discipline is sacrosanct. it is this saintliness that makes the master-pupil relationship different from master-servant relationship in industrial law.6. since the word 'discipline' as such is not defined either in the kerala education act or in the rules, it would be worthwhile to .....