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Prince Kumar and Ors. Vs. The Institute of Company Secretaries of Ind ...

Court : Delhi

..... any of the reliefs sought in the petition for the following reasons: (i) the right to contest the election to the regional councils, being a statutory right created by the companies secretaries act, 1980 and the rules and regulations made thereunder, it is subject to qualifications and disqualifications prescribed therein. the law in this regard is well settled and has been reiterated in n ..... exceed rupees five thousand, and on application made and granted in the prescribed manner, be entered in the register as a fellow.7. as per section 9(1) of the company secretaries act, 1980, there shall be a council of the institute for the management of the affairs of the institute and for discharging the functions assigned to it by or under the .....

Ajit Kumar Doshi Vs. Institute of Company Secretaries of India and ors ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1990)2CALLT114(HC)

..... 's application for enrolment as an associate member was rejected.3. the company secretaries act, 1980 came into force on and from january, 1981. by the said act the institute of company secretaries of india which was incorporated under the companies act, 1956 stood dissolved. it is further claimed by the petitioner that none the less the company secretaries (qualification) rules, 1975 dated 7th march, 1975 and a notification dated 15th ..... also claimed by the petitioner that the petitioner's application was pending when the said company secretaries act, 1980 came into force in january, 1981. therefore, under section 32(4) of the said company secretaries act, 1980 (hereinafter referred to as the said act) which, inter alia, provides that if, on the commencement of this act, any suit, appeal or other legal proceedings of whatever nature by or against the .....

Bennet Coleman and Co. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1977]47CompCas92(Bom)

..... vacancies being filled in accordance with the provisions, mutatis mutandis, of section 262. he pointed out that neither section 398 nor section 402 of the companies act under which the impugned orders were passed contained any such non-obstante clause and, according to him, the absence of a non-obstante clause in ..... , procedure where directors are interested, etc.; chapter iii deals with managing agents, their appointment, remuneration, restrictions on their powers, etc.; chapter iv deals with secretaries and treasurers; chapter iv-a deals with powers of the central government to remove managerial personnel from office on the recommendation of the tribunal; chapter v deals ..... the reconstituted board. he, therefore, urged that the reconstituted board which included three members of the central government was contrary to section 408 of the companies act. 15. in support of his aforesaid contention mr. sen invited our attention to two or three aspects which according to him have a bearing on .....

Bennet Coleman and Co. and Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1977]47ITR92(Bom)

..... vacancies being filled in accordance with the provisions, mutatis mutandis, of section 262. he pointed out that neither section 398 nor section 402 of the companies act under which the impugned orders were passed contained any such non-obstante clause and, according to him, the absence of a non-obstante clause in ..... , procedure where directors are interested, etc.; chapter iii deals with managing agents, their appointment, remuneration, restrictions on their powers, etc.; chapter iv deals with secretaries and treasurers ; chapter iv-a deals with powers of the central government to remove managerial personnel from office on the recommendation of the tribunal; chapter v deals ..... the reconstituted board. he, therefore, urged that the reconstituted board which included three members of the central government was contrary to section 408 of the companies act.12. in support of his aforesaid contention mr. sen invited our attention to two or three aspects which according to him have a bearing on .....

Rakesh Malhotra and Others Vs. Rajinder Kumar Malhotra and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... respective existing directors and to appoint rkms nominees as new directors; (c) orders and directions under sections 397, 398 and 402 of the companies act, 1956 to end acts of mismanagement; (d) orders of disclosure of payments made by trans-auto to third parties, encumbrances created on trans-autos assets, guarantees issued ..... procedure where directors are interested, etc.; chapter iii deals with managing agents, their appointment, remuneration, restrictions on their powers, etc.; chapter iv deals with secretaries and treasurers; chapter iv-a deals with powers of the central government to remove managerial personnel from office on the re-commendation of the tribunal; chapter v ..... the other hand is no such plenipotentiary; it enjoys no such plenary authority. it certainly cannot exercise any of the powers under section 402 of the companies act, 1956. the contrary view, mr. chinoy submits, would result in an anomalous situation. it would amount to saying that merely because there exists an .....

Shaji Poulose Vs. The Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... t.c. (civil) no.29 of 2021 etc. 727.5 clause (fa) was inserted by the chartered accountants, the cost and works accountants and the company secretaries (amendment) act, 2022 and the same reads as under: 15. functions of council.- (2) in particular, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing powers, ..... 7.2 it is pertinent to note that the long title and preamble of the 1949 act was amended, w.e.f. 10.05.2022, vide the chartered accountants, the cost and works accountants and the company secretaries (amendment) act, 2022, to substitute regulation and development instead of the extant regulation . the amended long ..... title and preamble of the 1949 act reads as under: an act to make provision for the regulation and development of the profession of chartered accountants. .....

Virendra Pal Singh and ors. Vs. District Assistant Registrar, Cooperat ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1980)4SCC109; 1980(12)LC673(SC)

..... known that many of the cooperative societies, particularly in rural areas, need the guidance of well trained expert officers and it is the function of the secretary and the other members of the centralised service to afford proper guidance to the ignorant and often illiterate members of the cooperative society. the supervisory powers ..... removal and other conditions of service of persons appointed to such posts shall be governed by the provisions of that section and the rules made thereunder. the secretary is to be the chief executive officer of that 'cooperative society', and subject to the control and supervision of the committee of management he is responsible ..... we are, therefore, unable to agree with she submission that the u.p. cooparative societies act is not a law dealing with cooperative societies because wide powers are given to the registrar of cooperative societies and the secretaries of societies and because a centralised service has been created.12. another argument which was .....

Real Value Appliances Ltd. Vs. Vardhaman Spinning and General Mills Li ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(1)BomCR232; [1998]93CompCas6(Bom); 1997(3)MhLj727

..... mind and takes a decision that an inquiry is necessary, it can be said that inquiry has commenced. till that stage, section 22 of the sick industrial companies act has no application. in other words, according to mr. rahimtopla, mere lodging of a reference and registration of the same by the bifr does not amount to ..... to pendency of an inquiry. 13. for that purpose, it is expedient to peruse some of the provisions of chapter iii of the sick industrial companies act which deals with reference, inquiry etc. section 15 deals with reference ..... section 16 of the sick industrial companies act is pending which might have the effect of suspension of legal proceedings by virtue of section 22 of the act. the question that requires our consideration, therefore, is whether making of a reference under section 15 or registration thereof by the registrar or secretary of the bifr would tantamount .....

Real Value Appliances Ltd. Vs. Vardhaman Spinning and General Mills Lt ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1997(4)ALLMR306

..... an inquiry is ordered by the board and at that stage only, legal proceedings set out in sub-section (1) of section 22 of the sick industrial companies act would be suspended. we are supported in our above conclusion by the following observations of the supreme court in gram panchayat v. shree vallabh glass works ltd. ..... tantamount to pendency of an inquiry. 21. for that purpose, it is expedient to peruse some of the provisions of chapter 111 of the sick industrial companies act which deal with reference, inquiry etc. section 15 deals with reference ..... section 16 of the sick industrial companies act is pending which might have the effect of suspension of legal proceedings by virtue of section 22 of the act. the question that requires our consideration, therefore, is whether making of a reference under section 15 or registration thereof by the registrar or secretary of the bifr would be .....

All India Federation of Tax Practitioners and ors. and Indian Institut ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2001)168CTR(Bom)24; [2002]256ITR401(Bom)

..... of the finance (no. 2} act, 1998, substituted section 66 of the finance act, 1994. while a few services covered by the 1997 act were excluded from the purview of the service tax, a few more services were included. services provided by architects, interior decorators, chartered accountants and company secretaries were covered by the levy of tax ..... board, : air1959sc582 ; kamta prasad aggarwal v. executive officer, ballabgarh, air 1974 sc 685 and r. r. engg. co. v. zila parishad, bareilly, : [1980]3scr1 . we shall discuss these judgments little later. 26. the learned attorney general contended that the legislative practice is also instructive. he pointed out that profession tax levied by ..... income.' 36. in r. r. engg. co. v. zila parishad, bareilly, : [1980]3scr1 , the validity of the circumstances and property tax levied under section 119 of the u. p. kshetra samitis and zila parishads act was challenged before the supreme court. it was held that the tax on circumstances and property is .....