Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : (1961)IILLJ260AP
..... -driver that the accident occurred. sri krishnamurthi contends that the appellant did not entrust the work to the engine-driver nor was the engine-driver instructed or ordered to take the services of any of the coolies working there. on this point, he relies on the evidence of the only witness examined as r.w. 1, one of the partners ..... actually turning out the work which it was his duty to carry out. it is for this reason that even when a workman is resting, or having his food, or taking his tea, or coffee, or proceeding from the place of employment to his residence, and an accident occurs, the accident is regarded as arising out of and in the course ..... , as it was essential that the water-supply to the labourers for drinking and washing purposes had to be maintained. it was at being so called that the deceased went over to help the driver in removing the pipe for the purpose of cleaning. it was in the course of doing this job or work entrusted to him by the engine .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : (1962)IILLJ29AP
..... that any portion of the roads radiating from the albert hall (where the work was being carried on) and extending to any distance over which the subcontractor might be minded to take his cart can be considered as premises on or in or about which mears had undertaken to execute the work or which were otherwise ..... in close proximity to such places. their lordships observed as follows:the words 'on, in, or about' have received judicial interpretation in connexion with railways, factories, mines, engineering works and building operations, and have been held to be a geographical expression involving the idea of certain physical continuity to the premises or works in question.in ..... expression 'premises' where the work la executed would necessarily cover not only the mill premises but also the railway station premises where unloading takes place and the place or the land in between over which the carts had to pass on the forward and return journeys. in this connexion it would be useful to refer to a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1975AP35
..... university area in the manner prescribed by the statutes. it can enter into any agreement with a private management for ensuring the management of any institution and taking over its properties and liabilities or for any other purpose, not repugnant to the provisions of this act.9. the syndicate under section 21 of the act has ..... on persons who have pursued a course of study in its affiliated or recognised colleges. it can take over and maintain colleges and hostels.8. under section 18 of the act, the senate of the university has the power to prescribe general conditions of affiliation and ..... and institutions and to make arrangements for promoting their health and general welfare.7. yet another is to inspect affiliated and recognised colleges and institutions and to take measures to ensure that proper standards of instruction are maintained in them. it is the function of the university to hold the examinations and to confer degrees .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1977]108ITR465(AP)
..... a firm is dissolved either by agreement or by operation of law, the question of reconstitution does not arise even when the new firm has common partners and takes over the same business. we are not persuaded to agree with the opinion expressed by the allahabad full bench.37. the decision of the allahabad high court in additional ..... this view gains support from the decisions of the supreme court in shiv-ram poddar v. income-tax officer : [1964]51itr823(sc) and commissioner of income-tax v. kirkend coal co. : [1969]74itr67(sc) referred to supra.33. we may add that the kerala high court in commissioner of income-tax v. kelukutty : [1972]85itr102(ker) expressed ..... the person succeeded have to be assessed each in respect of his actual share.'22. reiterating the aforesaid view, the supreme court in commissioner of income-tax v. kirkend coal co. : [1969]74itr67(sc) observed thus :' section 44, therefore, only applied to those cases in which there had been discontinuance of the business and not to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1977AP274
..... societies however the existing arrangement for the management of the societies should be continued for a period of two months from 1-5-1974 or till the elected bodies take over. the order issued in g. o. ms. 237 stand modified to the above extent.17. in the end of june, 1975, a state of emergency was ..... the case before the supreme court, two notifications were issued. under the first notification, it was stated that it was necessary in public interest to take powers to exercise control over the conduct of the business of the bank to safeguard the public funds. the state government in exercise of powers conferred by section 54 of the ..... as the managing director of the bank. the supreme court held that the state government instead of taking recourse to section 30 which provided for supersession indirectly overthrew the management of the committee. section 54 contemplated exercise of control over the conduct of the business and the word 'control' suggested check, restraint or influence and was .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1980CriLJ845
..... the casting of doubt on the judge's impartiality and integrity they explained as an innocent attempt to defend the integrity and honesty of the learned judge, however taking full care not to disclose against whose attacks this defence was raised. there is absolutely no word of explanation why an attempt was made to discuss a pending ..... before the court of restrictive trade practices against the national federation. a contempt motion made by the attorney general before the restrictive practices court after the case was over was dismissed by russel j., on the ground that law of contempt did not provide for punishing a conduct adverse to a witness where such conduct occurs after ..... the case was over. the court of appeal reversing this decision held in the words of ford denning:there can be no greater contempt then to intimidate a witness before he gives .....
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Reported in : AIR1984AP208
..... small scale industries department. the petitioner supplies smokeless coke to a large number of consumers spreading over adilabad karimnagar, nizamabad, warangal and hyderabad districts. the petitioner made representations for supply of 500 metric tons of round coal every month. the company has coal mines in kothagudem, yellandu, manuguru, ramagundam, bellapalli, mandamarri and ramakrishnapur. on 28th august, 1974, ..... tons per year directed to be supplied in august, 1974. in the years 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78 and 1978-79, the off-take of coal by the petitioner was 1,539.02 m.ts. 538.98 m.ts. 335 m. ts. 96 m.ts., and 287.17 m.ts., respectively. ..... supply legitimately required for meating the business needs of the consumer, the potential of increased business activity and the past performance mainly evidenced by the off-take of coal in the past years. based on these guidelines, a report is usbmitted to the company by its sales officer after joint inspection. the recommendations of the .....
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Reported in : AIR1986AP134
..... the committee to explain. the committee may be able to explain its failure to function properly. the registrar should consider such explanation offered by the committee and then take appropriate action. the essence of the whole matter is that no action can be taken by the registrar under s. 34(1) except for the behaviourial reasons ..... according to the letter and spirit of a.p. co-operative societies act. when they betray that faith and confidence reposed in them, the act provides for taking correctional disciplinary action under s. 34(1). the section says:'if in the opinion of the registrar the committee is not functioning properly or wilfully disobeys or wilfully ..... less pragmatic we venture to disagree with kondaiah, j. the judgment of kondaiah, j. does not take note of these different statutory schemes at all. kondaiah, j. does not take account of the fact that this reasoning would permit the over throw of the rights of the elected member s of the managing committee without any notice. such .....
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Reported in : AIR1987AP267
..... of other shall have a preferential right for the grant thereof over the others. the proviso to this sub-section enacts that where applications are received on the same day and the state government, after taking into consideration the matters specified in sub-s. (3) may grant the mining lease to such one of the applicants as it may deem ..... .(xviii) means by which the mineral/minerals is/are to be raised i.e. by hand labour or mechanical or electrical power, in the case, of coal the manner in which coal is proposed to be raised i.e., whether by quarrying or by driving inclines or by sinking of pits should be indicated.(xix) manner in which the ..... of the lease. in the latter case, the countries to which the mineral will be exported after processing or in raw form should be stated.(c) in case of coal, details of existing railway transport facility available and additional transport facility, if any, required. (xx) if the applicant intends to supervise the works, his previous experience of prospecting .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1987]168ITR393(AP)
..... in hyderabad. members and guests ride horses at their own risk. therefore, the assessee was carrying on regular business or an adventure in the nature of business involving risk-taking also. the members alone have the actual benefit of the club. profit is the main consideration while the public benefit is patently incidental and ancillary to the main object ..... of the club. thereby, no member of the club has any direct or incidental personal advantage in the property of the club. the entire property has to be made over to any charitable or educational institution. no doubt, so long as he is a member of the club, he is entitled to receive the advantage of training. it ..... the managing committee, thus : 'in the event of the dissolution of the club, the property of the club shall be sold and the proceeds thereof shall be made over to some charitable or educational institution as decided upon by a majority of all the members of the club entitled to vote.' 3. the other articles are not necessary for .....
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