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The Government of Tamil Nadu, Rep. by Its Secretary, Department of Sch ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2002Mad195

..... the learned government pleader urged that there was an active exercise undertaken to probe into the existing relevant facts as a result of which, vital statistics collected by the state government which itself justified the common decision taken by the state government not to allow any new teachers' training institute to be opened and for that purpose refusing the ..... the division bench upheld the validity by confirming that the regulations could not be said to be inconsistent with the act merely because the act did not provide for production of a 'no objection certificate' from the state government. ..... it is also pointed out by the learned counsel that by the very scheme of the act, it was obvious that though the national council and the regional council were to consider the question of recognition, the state government had also a major role to play and it is ..... as a matter of fact, when we see the scheme of the act, it is clear that by this act 'national council' was established for achieving planned and co-ordinated development of the teacher ..... , 'the tamil nadu compulsory elementary education act, 1994 (t.n.act 33 of 1995) in which the education has been made compulsory for each child and depriving a child of education or not sending a child to take education has ..... the learned counsel relied on the various provisions of the act and pointed out that even the factual view expressed by the state government regarding the number of unemployed trained teachers and the need for rnore number of .....

State Lorry Owners' Federation, Tamil Nadu, 87, Salem Road, Namakkal-6 ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1998(2)CTC671; (1999)IMLJ29

..... learned senior counsel for the petitioner has contended that (i) the statistics for the period from 11.7.97 to 10.6.98 would show that the cost of the bridge and the by-pass road has already been recovered long back; accordingly, the continued collection of toll for the ensuing year will be wholly arbitrary and defeat the very purpose of collection of toll and the compensatory character of such toll is ..... is also stated that after the introduction of the tamil nadu motor vehicles taxation act, there could be no question of toll also being collected for the motor vehicles for the simple reason that the motor vehicles taxation act has been held to be compensatory providing for proper recompense to the state for ..... muragesan, learned special government pleader, after taking me through the various provisions in the tolls act, 1851 as well as the national highways (fees for use of permanent bridges) rules, 1992, has contended that by virtue of the said provisions, the respondent is competent to collect toll not only for the actual expenses incurred for the construction of the bridges, but ..... lost; and (ii) after theintroduction of the tamil nadu motors vehicles taxation act, the collection of toll under the tolls act, 1851 in addition to the motor vehicles tax would mean collection of compensatory tax twice over the same subject matter which is not in .....

Kodaikanal Motor Bus Owners' Association, represented by Its Secretari ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2002)2MLJ538

..... the learned judge held that though the motor vehicles taxation act, 1974 was an act to consolidate and amend the law relating to levy of tax on motor vehicles, the collection of fees under the national highways rules, 1992, framed by the central government was collected only for the services and benefits rendered by the government in relation to the use of permanent bridges on national highways. ..... in support of their contention that while imposing the toll, amounts actually spent towards the maintenance of the road alone could be collected and not for any other expenditure of the state or local body, reliance is placed on the judgment of the supreme court in state of u.p. ..... therefore, the basic issue raised by the petitioners namely, the right of the government as well as the local authority to collect the toll for the proper maintenance of the road is no more res integra and had been found against the petitioners in the above mentioned ..... and while agreeing with the views expressed in the said judgement also held that the collection of tax under the motor vehicles taxation act cannot be equated with the fees levied under the national highways rules. ..... on the other hand, statistics would reveal that excessive amounts have been collected far more than the amount actually spent for the maintenance of the ..... counsel also took me through the statistics furnished on behalf of respondents and contended that the alleged expenditure and total toll amount collected did not tally with each other. .....

State Lorry Owners' Federation Vs. the Superintending Engineer (NH)

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1999)1MLJ29

..... senior counsel for the petitioner has contended that (i) the statistics for the period from 11.7.1997 to 10.6.1998 would show that the cost of the bridge and the by-pass road has already been recovered long back; accordingly, the continued collection of toll for the ensuing year will be wholly arbitrary and defeat the very purpose of collection of toll and the compensatory character of such toll is ..... is also stated that after the introduction of the tamil nadu motor vehicles taxation act, there could be no question of toll also being collected for the motor vehicles for the simple reason that the motor vehicles taxation act has been held to be compensatory providing for proper recompense to the state for the ..... murugesan, learned special government pleader, after taking me through the various provisions in the tolls act, 1851 as well as to national highways (fees for use of permanent bridges) rules, 1992, has contended that by virtue of the said provisions, the respondent is competent to collect toll not only for the actual expenses incurred for the construction of the bridges, but ..... lost; and (ii) after the introduction of the tamil nadu motor vehicles taxation act, the collection of toll under the tolls act, 1851 in addition to the motor vehicles tax would mean collection of compensatory tax twice over the same subject matter which is not in .....

The Special Tahsildar (La) Vs. Chenniappan.

Court : Chennai

..... the factors laid down are:- (i) the sale must be a genuine transaction, (ii) that the sale deed must have been executed at the time proximate to the date of issue of notification under section 4 of the act, (iii) that the land covered by the sale must be in the vicinity of the acquired land, (iv) that the land covered by the sales must be similar to the acquired land and (v) that the size ..... 02.09.1992, land acquisition officer [lao] collected sales statistics for the period from 02.06.1989 to 13.12.1993 and there were 86 sales ..... of market value of a land acquired in terms of the provisions of the said act depends upon various factors, the first being the nature and quality of the land, ..... prayer: appeal filed under section 54 of land acquisition act against the judgment made in l.a.o.p.no.22 of 2002 dated 07.03.2005 on the file of fast track court ..... as per section 23(2) of land acquisition act, 30% solatium is payable on the said market value and as per section 23(1-a) of the act, 12% additional market value is to be calculated for a limited period of section 4(1) notification [02.09.1992] to the date of award [13.10.1995] which the reference ..... section 6 of land acquisition act was published in the gazette ..... land owners, reference under section 18 of the act was made. ..... each case, amongst them would be the amount of consideration mentioned in the sale deed executed in respect of similarly situated land nearby and at the date of issuance of notification under section 4(1) of the act.12. .....

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Bank of Madura Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1996)130CTR(Mad)275; [1995]215ITR928(Mad)

..... unutilised portion of any credit sanctioned for being availed of in india, and (b) discount on promissory notes and bills of exchange drawn or made in india; but does not include : (i) any amount chargeable to income-tax, under the it act, under the head 'interest on securities'; (ii) discount on treasury bills; and (iii) interest on moneys lent for the creation of a capital asset in india where the agreement under which such moneys are lent provides for ..... the facts arising in the present case would go to show that the tax was levied under the interest-tax act, 1974, against the assessee in respect of the tax collected from its borrowers and credited the same in the books of account under the head 'special tax accounts'. ..... the first is a case in which the income never reaches the assessee, who even if he were to collect it, does so, not as part of his income, but for and on behalf of the person to whom it is payable. ..... this 7% on interest amount is only a method of determination of the quantum of interest that can be collected and that what is collected as extra interest of 7% is really in form and in substance interest on such advances and loans. ..... thus, considering the facts arising in this case in the light of the judicial pronouncements cited supra, we hold that the tribunal was correct in holding that 7% amount collected by the assessee-bank would not fall under the definition 'interest' as stated in s. ..... ,central office, madurai accounts and statistics 19th dec. .....

All India General Insurance Co. Ltd. and anr. Vs. S.P. Maheswari

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1960Mad484

..... that act effected certain amendments in act vi of 1912 but was more largely concerned in providing machinery for the collection of statistical information as to class of insurance business other than life insurance, carried on in india by external companies.in 1935 the government of india decided to proceed with the reform of insurance law without waiting for the enactment of further ..... of providing warranties is to guard against fraud, and when fraud is absent the reason of the rule vanishes.in every case of insurance the assured hardly ever acts under legal and expert advice, while the insurance companies have an army of expert advisers who frame the questions in the declaration and prepare the proposal form. ..... 854: in order to establish that a fact is material and ought to have been disclosed, it is not necessary for the insurers to prove that they would have acted differently if the fact had been disclosed; it is sufficient for them to establish that the fact, if known, might have induced reasonable insurers to decline the risk or increase ..... him.a carefully drawn up questionnaire being the sources of the questions, the more simple, intelligible and essential these questions are framed, both in english and in the vernacular the better it will be for the collection of all relevant information for deciding the assumption of the risk. ..... (31) macgillivray on insurance law, fourth edition, 1953, (sweet and maxwell) has the following to say on the test of materiality ..... 1953) and .....

P.R. Rajagopalan Vs. Southern Structurals Ltd. and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1993)1MLJ87

..... of india would appear to be in conflict with the previous statements that the respondents has been making in the sense that to oust the jurisdiction of the appellate authority under the tamil nadu shops and establishments act, it was maintained that the respondent company was a government company and to oust the jurisdiction of this court it was suggested that even though there has been an overwhelming shareholding in the hands of the state government ..... 1979 he was transferred to the data collection and statistics section of the industrial engineering department, where he remained for a brief period of 13 days only after which he was recalled to the accounts department. ..... to avoid any technical objection that the order impugned in the said petition was one passed in appeal under section 41(1) of the tamil nadu shops and establishments act and thus the termination order passed by the first respondent had not been questioned in the said writ petition the petitioner as advised filed w.p. no. ..... the above stand in this counter affidavit it is further stated:even though the respondent company might fall under the definition of establishment under state government as per section 4(1)(c) of the tamil nadu shops and establishments act for reasons mentioned above the respondent company does not fall under the category of 'other authority' under article 12 of the constitution of india. .....

P. Annamalai Vs. the Collector of Ramanathapuram and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1988)2MLJ398

..... order dated 14-12-1982 the special tahsildar has overruled the petitioner's objections and he recommended further proceedings under the land acquisition act; and that in fact, such acquisition without proper collection of statistics is a futile exercise. ..... by the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes order (amendment) act, 1976 (central act 108 of 1976);(g) 'harijan welfare scheme' means any scheme for provision of house-sites for harijans for constructing, extending or improving any dwelling house for harijans or for providing ..... tribes specified in the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950, made by the president under article 341 of the constitution as amended by the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes order (amendment) act, 1976 (central act 108 of 1976);(2) scheduled tribes' means the tribes or tribal communities, or parts of, or groups within, tribes or tribal communities, specified in the constitution (scheduled tribes) order, 1950 made ..... welfare and advancement of backward classes and most backward classes;welfare and advancement of women;welfare and advancement of orphans;welfare and rehabilitation of leprosy-beggers-prevention of begging act-care of beggers-care of old and infirm persons;welfare of pre-school children;welfare and rehabilitation of physically handicapped;welfare and rehabilitation of mentally handicapped children;youth service .....

Muthuveeranna Chettiar Vs. Muthuvenkatarama Chettiar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad711; (1951)IMLJ196

..... 272 of 1934 on 28-7 1934 itself without waiting for the receiver to collect the arrear rents or future rents or to report inability to collect anything, or about the liability of ponnuswami or balusami & the advisability of filing suits against them & passing suitable orders, or asking or allowing the decree-holder to amend the e. ..... one of the reliefs prayed for was that a receiver should be appointed to collect the past and future rents of the two shops from ponnusami & balasami or any others occupying those shops & deposit the same in ..... the circumstances, it served no useful purpose at all as the woman could not collect a pie & as ponnusami & balusami could not evidently be sued as they were not liable & as the tenant who succeeded ponnusami paid nothing to the receiver, & the judgment-debtors went on collecting the rents merrily ignoring the helpless receiver. mr. ..... 272 of 1934, which, he contended, hadbeen improperly closed for statistical purposes;for continuing the old receiver & making hercollect the rents or for discharging her & appointing another receiver; & for the sale of allthe charged properties to realise the ..... for the appointment of receiver on 28-7-1934, & directed her to collect the arrears of rents from the two shops in question filing suits, if necessary, against ponnusami pillai & balusami naidu if they were really liable & to collect the future rents from the premises, from those liable, & deposit the amounts in ..... decree-holder gained little by this ephemeral act. .....