Court : Andhra Pradesh
..... measures as were necessary and conducive for the development and management of the electricity industry in an efficient, economic and competitive manner. the commission was entitled under section 26(2) of the act of 1998 to prescribe the terms and conditions for determination of the licensee's revenue and tariffs be it by ..... of business) regulations, 1999'. thereafter, by regulation no.8 dated 28.08.2000, named as the 'andhra pradesh electricity regulatory commission (conduct of business) first amendment regulations, 2000', chapter iv-a was introduced in the business regulations. this chapter dealt with tariffs and comprised regulations 45-a, 45-b and 45-c. ..... energy and included the transmission corporation of andhra pradesh limited (aptransco). upon determination of the tariff by the commission such tariff was not to be amended more frequently than once in a financial year ordinarily except in respect of any changes expressly permitted under the terms of any fuel surcharge formula prescribed .....
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..... measures as were necessary and conducive for the development and management of the electricity industry in an efficient, economic and competitive manner. the commission was entitled under section 26(2) of the act of 1998 to prescribe the terms and conditions for determination of the licensee's revenue and tariffs be it by ..... of business) regulations, 1999'. thereafter, by regulation no.8 dated 28.08.2000, named as the 'andhra pradesh electricity regulatory commission (conduct of business) first amendment regulations, 2000', chapter iv-a was introduced in the business regulations. this chapter dealt with tariffs and comprised regulations 45-a, 45-b and 45-c. ..... energy and included the transmission corporation of andhra pradesh limited (aptransco). upon determination of the tariff by the commission such tariff was not to be amended more frequently than once in a financial year ordinarily except in respect of any changes expressly permitted under the terms of any fuel surcharge formula prescribed .....
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Reported in : 2000(1)ALD711; 2000(1)ALT487
..... in each course including the seats which areexempted from the need of common entrance test were reserved for local candidates and the 15% seats are left over for open competition. as this g.o. do not speak about minority educational institutions, the government issued an executive order g.o. ms. no.196 dated 27-8-1993 with ..... reserved for local candidates, 15% of these seats shall be left un-reserved as specified in a.p. educational institutions (regulations and admission) order, 1974 and the amendments made thereon.44. under rule 10(1)(c)(i) if seats meant for any local area are left over they may be filled up with the other candidates in ..... colleges to commit these illegalities and the casualty being the merit underlying the objects behind prohibition of collection of capitation fee act. the government alone has to be blamed for the illegalities committed by these institutions by amending the well-drafted statutory rules for no reason and if i may hold for extraneous reasons.77. in the light .....
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Reported in : [1990]77STC373(AP)
..... total amount charged as consideration for the sale or purchase of goods. it is only by virtue of the enlarged definition of the expression 'turnover' under the amendment act 18 of 1985, an enabling provision is made by incorporating another sub-clause to the original definition of the expression 'turnover', empowering the assessing authority to determine ..... 14, 19(1)(g) and 301 of the constitution of india. 29. it is contended that section 2(1)(s)(ii) of the act as incorporated by the amendment act 18 of 1985, empowers the assessing authority to determine the turnover nationally at a price higher than the sale price charged by the assessee is ..... assessing authority even at the time when the original assessment was made as, admittedly, the assessing authority verified the books of accounts of the petitioners before competition of the original assessment. the assessing authority having made the assessment cannot on mere change of opinion reopen the assessment as held by the division bench of .....
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HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE C.V. NAGARJUNA REDDY W.P.Nos.29621; 31777 o19. 11-2012 Sriramagiri Spinning Mills Limited The State of Andhra Pradesh,Department of Energy,and others Counsel for petitioner : Sri S. Ramachandra Rao, Senior Counselfor Sri K.R. Prabhakar Counsel for respondent No.1 : -- Counsel for respondent No.2 : Sri O. Manohar Reddy, Standing Counsel Counsel for respondent No.3 : Sri P. Srinivasa Rao, Standing Counsel W.P.No.31777/2012: Mahadev Sitharam Cotton Mills India Pvt. Ltd., Vs. Government of Andhra Pradesh,Repby its Prl Secretary,Department of Energy, Secretariat, Hyderabad and others .. Respondents !Counsel for petitioners : Sri S. Niranjan Reddy ^Counsel for respondent No.1 : Counsel for respondent Nos.2 and 3 : Sri O. Manohar Reddy,Standing Counsel Counsel for respondent No.4 : Sri P. Srinivasa Rao, Standing Counsel ?CASES REFERRED:1. AIR 195.S.C....
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Reported in : 2007(4)ALD324
..... pleader for respondents 1 and 2, submitted that clause (4.1) of the document is so wide in its purport that the second respondent can modify, amend any clauses and even cancel the tender, without assigning any reasons. he submits that the previous experience of the second respondent with the petitioners had certainly justified ..... to the authorities, in the context of awarding the contracts or dealing with the tenders, the emphasis was to ensure that more and more competition takes place and an element of transparency is brought about. in the instant case, the discretion of the second respondent was used in narrowing down the ..... verification of the information furnished for pre-qualification bid and that no reasons were furnished for disqualifying their technical bids. they further contend that the second respondent acted on extraneous considerations, in disqualifying them in the technical bids.5. the second respondent filed a detailed counter-affidavit on behalf of himself and respondent no. .....
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Reported in : 2007(4)ALT546
..... be having unquestionable prerogative with regard to finalisation of any issue, though not specified in this tender document, and at any point of time can modify, amend the clauses of this tender document to better suit this department or cancel the tender without assigning any reasons thereof at any juncture.except as provided under gcc ..... the authorities, in the context of awarding the contracts or dealing with the tenders, the emphasis was to ensure that more and more competition takes place and an element of transparency is brought about. in the instant case, the discretion of the second respondent was used in narrowing down the ..... of the information furnished for pre-qualification bid and that no reasons were furnished for disqualifying their technical bids. they further contend that the second respondent acted on extraneous considerations, in disqualifying them in the technical bids.5. the second respondent filed a detailed counter affidavit on behalf of himself and respondent no .....
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Reported in : 2008(6)ALD121
..... , do not apply to the leases, in respect of the lands owned by religious institutions. the legislature has also amended the act in the year 2002, to the said effect.24. in the instant case, the 4th respondent has not only pleaded that the land has become part of urban agglomeration, ..... coming to the 4th question, it needs to be noted that the right of a lessee, vis-avis the lands held by religious institutions, be it, under 1966 act or 1987 act, are to be determined and worked out only as long as the land is put to agricultural use. if the institution wants to put the land to non-agricultural ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1987 (for short 'the new act'), as well as the general principles of administrative law and authoritative precedents, obligate endowment properties to be alienated including by way of lease only by a transparent public process in a manner which would ensure the fetching of a competitive return on endowment properties and not by .....
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Reported in : [1973]32STC399(AP)
..... from the dealers who have already collected the tax from their purchasers. that is how section 6 of the amending act amended section 9 of the principal act which makes any dealer liable to pay tax on sales of goods effected by him in the course of inter ..... error does not exist after it is rectified. it also appears to me that the legislative intent of section 10 of the amendment act was to exempt all dealers who had not with them any amount collected by them as sales tax between the two dates mentioned ..... is a tax payable under the general sales tax law of the state. the object of the substituted section 9 of the amending act being to validate the assessments and collection of tax in respect of such dealers who have actually collected the tax from their ..... to collect tax from the customers for some reason or other. he may find it profitable to sell his goods at a competitive price and to retain his customers, even at the sacrifice of sales tax. but his liability to pay sales tax to the .....
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Reported in : AIR1988AP180
..... created in that g.o. (dated 1 i- 9-19851). the commissioner of land reveiaue issued notification dated 25-10-1985 in newspapers inviting applications to a competitive examination of s.s.c ' standard to be conducted on 25-2-1986 for drawing up the lists of candidates for appointment to the posts of village assistants. ..... jurisdiction, power or authority conferred by the presidential order on it (the administrative tribunal). it has been further held in that decision that as a consequence of the amendment of sub-@aragraph (5) of paragraph 8 of the presidential order, by gsr no. sos(e) dated 22-5-1986, on the basis of the certificate issued ..... 1984. this ordinance was followed by a series of ordinances., and was ultimately replaced by the andhra pradesh abolition of posts of village officers act (act 8 oi 1985) (the abolition act'). the ordinance and the act werechagenged in this court and the supreme court. the supreme court by the judgment dated 27-3-1985 in t. venkata reddy's case .....
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