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M/s Masturlal (pvt) Ltd Vs. Government Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... this day, the court made the following:- order the petitioner is before this court calling in question proceedings in c.c.no.4142 of 2016 pending before the 5th additional chief metropolitan magistrate, bengaluru, registered for the offences punishable under sections 15(2), 19, 22 and 23 of the collection of statistics act, 2008 (hereinafter referred to as the act for short).2. ..... in view of the recommendations of the commission to enhance the scope of collection of statistics and to repeal the collection of statistics act, 1953, the collection of statistics bill was introduced in the parliament statement of objects and reasons. ..... during the years, it has been felt that the provisions of the collection of statistics act are not adequate to meet the new challenges arising out of liberalization and globalization regime manifested by the wto agreement. ..... the learned magistrate takes cognizance of the offences and registers a case in c.c.no.4142 of 2016. ..... section 24 deals with cognizance of offences. ..... , praying to set aside the order of cognizance taken by the learned v a.c.m.m, bengaluru in c.c.no.4142/2016 dated1703.2015 (now transferred to44h acmm court, bengaluru city) and consequently quash the proceedings in c.c.no.4142/2016 pending of the file of44h acmm bengaluru city. .....

Hotel Bangalore International Limited, by Its Managing Director and or ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2003KAR4295

..... the above facts, it is clear, beyond all reasonable doubt that, the respondents have neither complied with the mandatory requirements of act and rules nor collected the statistics from the licence holders hobli-wise, taluk-wise, area-wise, locality-wise and at the zonal level. ..... whether an enactment providing for special procedure for the trial of certain offences is or is not discriminatory and violative of article 14 must be determined in each case as it arises, for, no general rule applicable to all cases can safely be laid ..... , he was quick to point out that the respondents are empowers under section 71 of the act, which deals with the power to make rules. ..... instances and specifically contending regarding discrimination which are in violation of article 14 and also specifically have taken the stand of 'double jeopardy' on the ground that the statute has provided ample powers under sections 32, 36, 43 and 45 of the karnataka excise act, 1965 ('act for short) and rule 5 and 6 of the rules. ..... it is the further case of the petitioners that people hailing from elite section of the society consume more time and less liquor, whereas, the people from lower strata consume more liquor in a lesser ..... far as the submission made by the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners in respect of section 71 of the act, is concerned he submitted that the same is under process before the concerned department to place the matter before the legislation as provided under section 71(4) of the excise act. .....

Sugar Institute, Inc. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... election of but one of these activities and the complete cessation of each of the others; that defendants made and rigorously enforced an agreement that refiners should refuse to deal with a broker, warehouseman, or customer who acted directly or indirectly for any of them, or for any other sugar interest, "in other than the one elected capacity;" that each refiner submitted to the institute lists of its brokers and warehouses, which were then ..... 593 ); (e) withholding from the purchasing trade of part of the statistical information collected by the institute for its members and not otherwise available ( infra, 297 ..... aimed at contracts and combinations which, "by reason of intent or the inherent nature of the contemplated acts, prejudice the public interests by unduly restricting competition or unduly obstructing the course of trade. ..... " of similar import is the finding that defendants were not justified in acting concertedly to determine whether and to what extent "the rigid enforcement of the thirty day contract" should ..... 588 agent for storage and delivery; that these agents act as a check on each other; that the refiners' concerted adoption of the principle against storing in customers' and brokers' warehouses was essential both to prevent discrimination among customers and to avoid impositions and frauds ..... one refiner, american, [ footnote 4 ] was concerned about the possibility of liability under the clayton act because of the discriminations resulting from the various concessions. .....

Associated Press Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... " the opinion stated that the board's collection of statistical information was entitled to the protection of the laws; that it had a right to keep it to itself, and that it did not "lose its rights by communicating the result to persons, even if many, in confidential relations to itself, under a ..... the united states, ap ranked "in the forefront in public reputation and esteem," and that it was "the chief single source of news for the american press, universally agreed to be of great importance"; that the combination of ap owners acted together for the purpose of using the news gathering facilities of the individual publishers and of the combination, which news was made available to members and denied to others; and that the restrictive bylaws had ..... the opinion seems to mean that no contract, however narrow its effect, however innocent its purpose, which in the least degree restricts competition [ footnote 2/7 ] can survive attack under the sherman act; that no such concept as a reasonable restraint, a restraint limited to the legitimate protection of one's property or business, and limited in space or in time, or affecting a few only of all those engaged in a given trade, is free of ..... the court also held that, taken in connection with the restrictive clauses on admissions to membership, those sections of the bylaws violated the sherman act which prevented service of ap news to nonmembers and prevented ap members from furnishing spontaneous news to anyone not a member of the .....

Justice k.s.puttaswamy(retd) Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... act, 1891, the credit information companies (regulation) act, 2005, the public financial institutions (obligation as to fidelity and secrecy) act, 1983, the payment and settlement systems act, 2007, the income 64 tax act, 1961, the aadhaar (targeted delivery of financial and other subsidies, benefits and services) act, 2016, the census act, 1948, the collection of statistics act, 2008, the juvenile justice (care and protection of children) act, 2015, the protection of children from sexual offences act, 2012 and the information technology act ..... adopted by the general assembly of the united nations on the 16th december, 1966 [and such other covenant or convention adopted by the general assembly of the united nations as the central government may, by notification, specify under section 12(f) of the protection of human rights act, 1993, the national human rights commission: is entrusted with the function of studying treaties and other international and make recommendations for their effective implementation. ..... the trusts illustration also offers us a workable test for determining when a constitutionally cognizable privacy claim has been made, and the basis for acknowledging that the existence of such a claim 42 (1956) scr75636 is context-dependent. .....

Group Life and Health Ins. Co. Vs. Royal Drug Co., Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... not regard it as necessary to labor this point any further, because congress itself recently recognized the necessity for concert of action in the collection of statistical data and rate making when it enacted the district of columbia fire insurance rating act." id ..... of regulating the business of insurance, or which imposes a fee or tax upon such business, unless such act specifically relates to the business of insurance: provided, that after june 30, 1948, the act of july 2, 1890, as amended, known as the sherman act, and the act of october 15, 1914, as amended, known as the clayton act, and the act of september 26, 1914, known as the federal trade commission act, as amended, shall be applicable to the business of insurance to the extent that such business ..... . perhaps more significantly, however, that section, and the act as a whole, embody a legislative rejection of the concept that the insurance industry is outside the scope of the antitrust laws -- a concept that had prevailed before the south ..... . its purpose was stated quite clearly in its first section; congress declared that 'the continued regulation and taxation by the several states of the business of insurance is in ..... new mexico statute, for example, amended the state's insurance code by adding a new section entitled "non-profit hospital service plans ..... footnote 2/26 ] [ footnote 2/1 ] section 2(b) of the act, as set forth in 15 ..... ." section 3(b), as set forth ..... . (a) section 2(b) exempts the "business of insurance," not the "business .....

Vasantrao Dattaji Dhanwatey and anr. Vs. Union of India and anr. and S ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1984Bom181; (1983)85BOMLR56; ILR1983Bom1222

..... , however, try to explain this definition by referring to similar definitions in section 32 of the apprentices act, 1961, section 23 of the bonded labour system (anbolition) act, 1976, section 9 of the collections of statistics act, 1953 and section 29 of the payment of bonus act, 1965. ..... if a firm is construed as a company within the meaning of the said clause, the power conferred by that clause will not be available against a firm which is in the process of being wound up, because of sub-section (3) of section 18-aa(1)(b) can be made by the central government only when it is satisfied from the documentary or other evidence im its possession with regard to the circumstances enumerated in that clause and that there neither was nor there could be ..... is possible to re-start the undertaking and that such re-starting is necessary in the interest of the general public.now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of subsection (i) of section 18aa of the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951 (65 of 1951), the central government corporation of vidarbha limited nagpur (hereinafter referred to as the authorised reason) to take over the industrial undertaking, subject to the following terms and conditions namely-the ..... include such a definition of 'company' in provisions dealing with offences by companies as a measure of legislative practice. ..... from them for the reason for including such definition of 'company' in provisions dealing with offences by companies. .....

High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Vs. M/S. Atma Tube Products Ltd. a ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... (emphasis applied) (120).in the light of the above discussion, we hold that while in view of proviso to section 372 an appeal preferred by a victim against the order of acquittal passed by a magistrate in respect of a cognizable offence whether bailable or non-bailable shall lie to the court of session, the state s appeal under section 378(1)(a) of the code against that order shall also be entertained and/or transferred to the same sessions court. ..... collection of statistics act 100. ..... (122).section 29 of the amendment act, 2008 pertaining to amendment of section 372 of the code states that in section 372 of the principal act, the following proviso shall be inserted, namely:-provided that the victim shall have a right to prefer an appeal against any order passed by the court acquitting the accused or convicting for a lesser offence or imposing inadequate compensation, and such appeal shall lie to the court to which an appeal ordinarily lies against the order of conviction of such court. . ..... (72).it was vehemently urged that only that victim of a crime who is invariably not rescued by the state machinery and whose complaint is not even registered as fir (in other than non-cognizable offences).approaches the judicial magistrate under section 200 of the code by way of a private complaint hence the intensity of his/her victimisation is much more than that of the victim of a police-case, therefore, both the victims should be treated indiscriminately for the crm- .....

Shri Krishna Rubber Works Vs. the Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1971)73BOMLR496

..... sections 8(2), 9- a(2)(d) and 9-b(2), which provide for research, training of students, technical advice to growers, collection of statistics, improving of marketing and conditions of labour, cash grants for development of rubber estates and to small growers all indicate that the pith and substance and the dominant purpose of the rubber act is the development of rubber industry as a step towards the improvement of national economy of the country rather than rendition of any service to a person or class of persons. ..... section 8 provides that it shall be the duty of the rubber board to promote by such measures, as it thinks fit, the development of the rubber industry, more particularly by undertaking, assisting or encouraging scientific, technological and economic research, training students in improved methods of rubber cultivation, supplying technical advice to rubber growers, improving marketing of rubber, collection of statistics, in improvement of the conditions of labour, advising government on matters relating to the development of rubber industry including import and export of rubber and participation ..... it has been argued on behalf of the petitioners that cash grants to plantations and small growers, research, training, collection of statistics, improving marketing and labour conditions, rendering technical service, are bound to benefit individual producers of rubber as well as manufacturers using rubber and these are the services which are contemplated by the act. .....

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. .....