Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : 2009(4)BomCR774; JT2008(9)SC551; 2008(11)SCALE391; (2008)9SCC720; 2008(2)LC1155(SC); 2008(6)Supreme89
..... of jammu and kashmir, or any part thereof, before the commencement of the jammu and kashmir (extension of laws) act, 1956 (62 of 1956), in so far as banking, insurance and financial corporations are concerned, and before the commencement of the central laws (extension to jammu and kashmir) act, 1968 (25 of 1968) insofar as other corporations are concerned; ..... particular the resolution of the state ministers for housing of 1992 and the national model law which has been circulated by the central government in 1992. we are not expressing any opinion on the provisions of the said model law but as the same has been drafted and circulated amongst all the states after due ..... does not include- (a) a corporation sole; (b) a co-operative society registered under any law relating to co-operative societies; and (c) any other body corporate (not being a company as defined in this act) which the central government may, by notification in the official gazette, specify in this behalf.(10) 'company' means .....
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Reported in : AIR1974SC238; 1974LabIC181; (1974)ILLJ109SC; (1974)3SCC546; [1974]2SCR169
..... of probation expired on december 14, 1968, but the vice-chancellor extended it for one more year by order dated november 11, 1968. this extension was confirmed by the meeting of the central council of the university at its meeting dated june 26, 1969. but at the same meeting it was resolved by the ..... of factum valet. we cannot countenance the alleged continuance of the respondent in the university campus as tantamount to regular service under the university with the sanction of law. in short, the respondent has no presentable case against the direction to quit.13. even so, there are certain disquieting features in this case. the additional ..... act, 2005 (samvat year) created the university of jammu and kashmir. several years later, the present respondent joined the university as a lecturer on contract basis, the law that governed his services being the provisions of that act and the statutes framed thereunder. subsequently, the jammu and kashmir university act, 1965, was passed which, while .....
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Reported in : AIR1957SC497; (1957)59BOMLR910; 1957CriLJ599; [1957]1SCR634
..... the state of jammu and kashmir as stated above. on september 25, 1956, however, the jammu and kashmir (extension of laws) act, 1956 (lxii of 1956) being an act to provide for the extension of certain laws to the state of jammu and kashmir was passed by the parliament, in the schedule to that act was contained ..... legal tender at any place in india in payment or an account for the amount expressed therein, and shall be guaranteed by the central government. (2) on recommendation of the central board the central government may, by notification in the gazette of india, declare that, with effect from such date as may be specified in the ..... the offence in question was committed by the appellant.23. this position was recognized in the adaptation of laws order, 1950, issued under the constitution of india. in the second schedule to the said order were contained several central ordinances enacted between 1940 and 1946 including the high denomination bank notes (demonetisation) ordinance, 1946 (ordinance .....
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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 .....
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Reported in : AIR1966SC805; 1978(2)ELT408(SC); [1962]2SCR942
..... law imposing excise duty on the manufacture of any class of goods. attention is, therefore, drawn ..... included or even contemplated in the act. the result, therefore, is quite clear that the robkar, under which the royalty was imposed, cannot be said to be a law corresponding to the central excises and salt act, 1944, and is, therefore, not within the repeal created by s. 13(2) of the finance act, 1950. 11. in our judgment, ..... in force in any state other than jammu and kashmir a law corresponding to, but other than an act referred to in sub-section (1) or (2) of section 11, such law is hereby repealed with effect from the said date..........'. 6. it if contended that by the extension of the central excises and salt act, 1944, there was repeal of any .....
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Reported in : AIR1962SC922; [1962]Supp2SCR741
..... justifiable under item 62 of list ii of the seventh schedule. unfortunately, though the judgment of the high court mentions the contention of the appellants that on the extension of the central act with effect from april 1, 1950, by the finance act, 1950, the cochin act as well as the similar travancore act ceased to be operative from ..... act and the act repealed in every respect. therefore, when s. 13(2) of the finance act provides that on the extension of the central act from april 1, 1950, to the part b state of travancore-cochin, any law corresponding to the central act is repealed with effect from that date, all that we have to see is whether the ..... storage of tobacco. 35. it is unnecessary to consider whether the remaining provisions of the travancore and the cochin tobacco acts and the rules framed thereunder were law corresponding with the central excises and salt act, 1944. 36. for these reasons i agree that the appeals be allowed, and the order passed by the high court be set aside .....
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Reported in : AIR1964SC1903; [1964(9)FLR124]; [1964]53ITR466(SC); [1964]7SCR892
..... 22, 1949 though it was brought into the agreement on february 25, 1950. section 60-a was introduced in the income-tax act by s. 19 of the taxation laws (extension to merged states and amendment) act, (no. lxvii of 1949). originally it only applied to merged territories, but when the income-tax act was extended to part ..... necessary or expedient so to do for avoiding any hardship or anomaly or removing any difficulty that may arise as a result of the extension of the income-tax act to part b states, the central government may, by general or special order, make as exemption, reduction in rate or other modification in respect of income-tax in ..... which we have already referred above. this was followed by the concessions order, clause 16 of which specifically referred to concessions to industrial undertakings and provided that the central government having regard to all the circumstances of the case might grant such relief if any as it thought appropriate. it may be mentioned further that the same .....
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Reported in : AIR1966SC279
..... any hardship or anomaly, or removing any difficulty that may arise as a result of the extension of this act to the merged territories or to the territories which immediately before the 1st november, 1956, were comprised in any part b state, the central government may, by general or special order, make an exemption, reduction in rate or order ..... state immediately before the appointed day, or for the year in question, as the case may be by the amount of such total income and where under any state law, the rates of tax in force in the state are prescribed with reference to the total income including agricultural income, the state rate of tax shall be the rate ..... total income including the agricultural income without taking into account any reduction of tax allowed on the agricultural income by the state law by the amount of such total income. explanation. - where there was no state law relating to charge of income-tax and super-tax, the rates of income-tax and super-tax in force in that state .....
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Reported in : [1964]53ITR307(SC); [1964]8SCR263
..... any hardship or anomaly, or removing any difficulty, that mayarise as a result of the extension of this act to the merged territories or tothe territories which immediately before the 1st november, 1956, were comprisedin any part b state, the central government may, by general or special order,make an exemption, reduction in rate or other ..... immediately before the appointed day, or for the year in question, as thecase may be, by the amount of such total income and where under any state law,the rates of tax in force in the state are prescribed with reference to thetotal income including agricultural income, the state rate of tax shall be therate ..... the totalincome including the agricultural income without taking into account anyreduction of tax allowed on the agricultural income by the state law by theamount of such total income; 11. explanation. - where there was no state law relating to charge ofincome-tax and super-tax, the rates of income-tax and super-tax in force inthat state .....
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Reported in : AIR1969SC740; [1969]72ITR801(SC); [1969]2SCR1
..... and conditions of the tender notice issued by the corporation will be terms and conditions of the agreement. the 15th paragraph of the tender notice reads thus:15. extension for the additional volume available in the coupe will not be claimed as matter of right. but may be considered by the management where the achievement is 100 ..... the timber trees had been marked but not extracted to be considered by the government for grant of the contract. the contractor alleged if such proper consideration or lawful consideration in accordance with the principles of equity and justice had been made, the contract would have been granted to the contractor. therefore, the contractor claimed that ..... parties; and so the prayer for reference has to be rejected. if the case pleaded is true, the appropriate forum for the respondent will be a court of law directly granting the relief in an appropriate legal proceeding. it was, however, argued on behalf of the respondent before us that in view of paragraph 15 of .....
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