Court : Delhi
Reported in : 29(1986)DLT200
..... norms as commercial property where does the freedom (of expression) of the author and, where does the director begin what is the scope and width of section 57 of the copyright act, 1957? these are the questions raised in mannu bhandari's suit against m/s. kala vikas pictures (pvt.) ltd. and its producer and director. kala vikas has produced motion picture 'samay ..... of vital interest to each society. law protects this social interest. section 57 of the copyright act is on a such example of legal protection. section 57 lifts authors' status beyond the material gains of copyright and gives it special status. (9) section 57 falls in chapter xii of the act concerning civil remedies. section 55 provides for certain remedies where there is infringement of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : [1987]62CompCas769(Delhi)
..... in 1977, from private limited companies to firms and that they are having common partners, i.e., in order to avoid the rigour of chapter iii-b, the reserve bank of india act and the companies act : the petitioners are resorting to the device of functioning as individuals. so, if no law was to be made regulating the activities of ..... rs.7,216.8 crores are in the exempted category. this statement,of course, only applies to the companies covered under the companies act and also chapter iii-b of the reserve bank of india act. it does not include deposits with the financial corporations like the petitioners. but it does show that a very large portion of the ..... is it in the nature of gambling which also cannot claim protection under article 19(1) of the constitution (see r.m.d. chamarbaugwalla v. union of india, : [1957]1scr930 ), nor is the present business of the petitioners to be equated with that of the trade of intoxicants and liquor or trading in adulterated food articles, because neither of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1986(2)Crimes570; 29(1986)DLT248
..... norms as commercial property where does the freedom (of expression) of the author and, where does the director begin what is the scope and width of section 57 of the copyright act, 1957? these are the questions raised in mannu bhandari's suit against m/s. kala vikas pictures (pvt.) ltd. and its producer and director. kala vikas has produced motion picture 'samay ..... of vital interest to each society. law protects this social interest. section 57 of the copyright act is on a such example of legal protection. section 57 lifts authors' status beyond the material gains of copyright and gives it special status. (9) section 57 falls in chapter xii of the act concerning civil remedies. section 55 provides for certain remedies where there is infringement of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1987Delhi90; 1986(10)DRJ350
..... aforesaid full bench decision of the punjab & haryana high court. (bikram dass v. financial commissioner mothers, : [1978]1scr262 ) the supreme court held that rule 3 of chapter 2-c, punjab & haryana high court rules and orders, was directory and not mandatory. that being so, substantial compliance therewith was enough to meet its requirements. since ..... thus, in the instant case there was no occasion to invoke the provisions of section 5, limitation act, or of rule 4, chapter 1, of the high court rules. if the division bench were aware that rule 3 of chapter 2-c is directory, it would have treated the appeal as having been filed within the period of ..... respectful agreement with this view. reference in this context be also made to the full bench decision of andhra pradesh high court in nadella satyanarayana v. yamanoori venkata subbiah, air 1957 a p 172, haji mohamed abdullah& others v.c. abdul rahiman & others, : air1964mad234 , nawab & others v charagh, air 1936 lah 195 and lohkud another v. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1986(11)DRJ64
..... on facts in the present case. it is a admitted case of the parties that the terminal tax is livable under section 178 of the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957 on the rates prescribed from time to time. the petitioner has been importing sodium chloride. previously it was being termed by the petitioner as common salt. ..... even in the publication of the government of india, namely, the salt industry in india' published by the salt commissioner, government of india (1956), revised edition, in chapter ii under the heading 'common salt-properties and uses', various uses of common salt are set out. a chart illustrating 'the more important uses for salt', is also ..... petitioner the reference limeade that the import is for industrial purposes in order to get higher priority for railway booking.(3) in the 10th schedule to the municipal corporation act rates of terminal tax on different classes of goods is specified. in class iii, item no. 9 reads as follows : - class iii-articles used for fuel .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi
Reported in : (1987)(13)ECC77
..... and also, as already stated to treat one classes of cases, where the order of the collector (appeals) becomes the final order under the act, differently from all other classes of cases falling within chapter via. it would certainly appear anomalous that, in the process of setting up a new appellate authority, which could visibly be seen to be ..... proceeding. this has been clearly set out in the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court in the case of garikapati veeraya v. n. subbiah choudhry, reported in air 1957 sc 540, as seen from the extract below:- "(23) from the decisions cited above the following principles clearly emerge : (i) that the legal pursuit of a remedy, ..... of communication of this order, failing which the appeal will be liable to be rejection in terms of section 35f, central excises and salt act.23. the garikpati decision of the supreme court air 1957 sc 540 quoted by the learned president was a case that involved two persons : one was garikapati the petitioner and the other, n. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1987Delhi13; ILR1986Delhi191
..... norms as commercial property? where does the freedom (of expression) of the author end, where does the director begin? what is the scope and width of section 57 of the copyright act, 1957? these are the questions f raised in manna bhandari's suit against m/s. kala vikas pictures (pvt.) ltd. and its producer and director. kala vikas has produced motion picture ..... of vital interest to each society. law protects this social interest. section 57 of the copyright act is one such example of legal protection. section 57 lifts authors' status beyond the material gains of copyright and gives it a special status.(9) section 57 falls in chapter xii of the act concerning civil remedies. section 55 provides for certain remedies where there is infringement of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi
Reported in : (1987)20ITD643(Delhi)
..... have been incorporated in section 269l on the same lines as has been done by incorporating sub-section (6) in section 16a of the wealth-tax act, 1957. in their objections before the learned competent authority, the purchasers had specifically stated that the jurisdiction of the valuation officer was advisory in character. in ..... for acquisition of a property or land since the perspective of acquisition under the land acquisition act, 1894 and that under chapter xxa of the income-tax act are different. in the perspective of acquisition proceedings under chapter xxa which are penal provisions having far reaching repercussions the competent authority must be satisfied and ..... the amount of compensation for acquisition of a property or land since the perspective of acquisition under the land acquisition act and that under chapter xx-a of the income-tax act are different.the learned departmental representative also adopted the same line of reasoning as adopted by the learned competent authority .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1987Delhi323; 1987(13)DRJ139
..... to ascertain the intention of the testator upon the language employed and surrounding circumstances. the rules of construction of wills are contained in chapter vi of indian succession a.ct, 1925 (for short called the succession act) in sections 74 to 111 and we will only refer to the provisions relied upon. under section 74, it is not necessary ..... ' such as gift, usufructuary mortgage and sale. if there are no male issues as aforesaid, my heirs shall take the aforesaid properties.''n' died on january 31,1957 without leaving any issue. his widow filed a suit for declaration of her rights to the properties on a true construction of the will and for possession of the ..... principles contained in section 119 and 120, the presumption is in favor of vested against contingent interest (see rajesh kanta roy v. smt. shanti debi & anr., : [1957]1scr77 ). the rule as to the vesting of interest on or after the date of the testator's death is controlled by the intention of the testator. there is no .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1987Delhi372
..... immense damage to the plaintiffs' business and reputation. the plaintiffs claim jurisdiction of this court to entertain and try the suit under section 62(2) of the copyright act, 1957 on the plea that they have been carrying on their business for profit and gain at delhi and that the defendants have also been circulating pamphlets of the ..... the nature of pleadings of the parties in this case.17. the plaintiffs have invoked jurisdiction of this court under section 62(2) of the copyright act, 1957 (hereinafter referred ' to as the act) on the plea that the plaintiffs carry on business in delhi, within the local limits of the jurisdiction of this court. this is denied by ..... law in india was different from that, in england inasmuch as the presumptions under, sub-section (1) of section 20 of the u. k. copyright act, 1956 in respect of copyright in any work and the ownership thereof are not available under the indian law and that the plaintiffs ought to have pleaded necessary facts to show that .....
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