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Vikas Singh Vs. Lieutenant Governor and Others

Court : Delhi

..... ; (ii) bye-law 2.51 whereof defines master plan as the master plan for delhi approved by the central government under the delhi development act, 1957 and the amendments made from time to time; (iii) bye-law 2.02 whereof provides that the words and expressions not defined in the bye-laws shall have the ..... same meaning or sense as in the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957, delhi development act and the master plan for delhi; (iv) bye-law 2.03 whereof provides that all ..... units, parking standards etc. for various categories of buildings including modifications thereof made from time to time shall be applicable mutatis mutandis in the building regulations and that all amendments / modifications made in the building regulations will automatically be included as part of the bye-laws; (v) bye-law 2.36 whereof defines floor area ratio (far) .....

M/s. Sevantilal and Sons and Another Vs. The Union of India and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... september, 2009 by notification no.45/2013 dated 17th september, 2013. that amendment notification reads as under: in the said notification, (a) in the opening paragraph, for the words and figure customs tariff act, except to the extent specified in paragraph 2 of this notification, subject , the words, figures and letter customs tariff act, except to the extent specified in paragraph 2 or 2a of this notification ..... no.24/2013 dated 18th april, 2013. this amendment to the extent relevant reads as under: 98/2009-customs, dated the 11th september, 2009 [vide number g.s.r. 664(e), dated the 11th september, 2009]. in the said notification, (a) in the opening paragraph, for the words customs tariff act, subject , the words and figure customs tariff act, except to the extent specified in paragraph 2 of .....

The Superintendent of Customs (Cus-prev) Vs. Kannur Abdul Kader Mohamm ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... , section 436 to 439, sections 11 and section 2(j) read with section 14 with the latest provisions contained in the amendment act, 1978 and the provisions relating to prevention of corruption act where also a special judge is of the designated cadre of sessions judge with empowerment to take cognizance of the offence directly under ..... the complainant and the respondent is the sole accused of the above referred crime registered against him for the offences punishable under sections 132 and 135 of the customs act, 1962, where he was taken to judicial custody in the pending crime by the special judge for trial of economic offences (the designated court). 03. ..... before the learned special judge for trial of economic offences, nampally, hyderabad on 20.03.2014 for contravention of sections 132 & 135 (1)(c) of the customs act, 1962 and the learned judge remanded the respondent accused to judicial custody from time to time. (e) from that the respondent accused filed bail petition before the .....

Cemento Corporation Ltd. Vs. Collector Central Excise

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2002SC3680; 2002(84)ECC250; 2002LC551(SC); 2002(146)ELT13(SC); JT2002(8)SC280; 2002(7)SCALE429; (2002)8SCC139; [2002]SUPP3SCR210; [2003]129STC313(SC)

..... namely, upto the amendment of the 1944 act.10. this decision was upheld on 14.9.1993 by the impugned decision of the new delhi bench of customs, excise and gold(control) appellate tribunal (cegat). in rejecting the appellants appeal, the tribunal said:'the ultimate ..... to duty as such.2. the issue has arisen in the context of the central excise and salt act, 1944 prior to its amendments in 1985. cement was then specified in tariff item(t.i.) 23 in the first schedule of that act and was exigible to duty. the relevant entry then read as follows:item no. 23-cementitem no ..... indian standard specifications and, therefore, merely because lympo did not meet the i.s. specification for cement or its varieties did not mean that lympo was not classifiable under tariff item 23.9. accordingly, the collector held that lympo was correctly classifiable under sub-item (2) of item 23 and was subject to duty during the relevant period, .....

Sony India Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Customs, Icd, New

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2002)(82)ECC436

..... not applicable to the facts of the present case where interpretation of rule 2(a) of interpretative rules in customs tariff is involved. even otherwise in view of the amendment on 14-3-97 which, according to the commissioner, has retrospective effect, the complexity of the process is irrelevant. therefore, the commissioner ..... kits of ctv for model kv-2185ge. reliance is placed on rule 2(a) of the general rules for interpretation of the first schedule to the customs tariff act, 1975 in support of the allegation that the 94 consignments were to be treated as complete ctv, unassembled or disassembled. it was also alleged that the ..... subsequent to the process of texturising, poy that was imported would have the denierage stated under item (iii). therefore, for the purpose of imposing duty under the customs tariff act the intention of the importer to utilize the component for manufacturing ctv sets is not relevant. learned member technical distinguished the case cc v. milsnny electronic works, .....

Sony India Ltd. Vs. Cc, Icd

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2002)(103)LC288Tri(Delhi)

..... not applicable to the facts of the present case where interpretation of rule 2{a) of interpretative rules in customs tariff is involved. even otherwise in view of the amendment on 14.3.1997 which, according to the commissioner, has retrospective effect, the complexity of the process is irrelevant. therefore, the commissioner ..... 2002 (142) elt 16 (sc) : 2002 (103) ecr 283 (sc), the supreme court has reiterated the same legal position in an assessment under the customs tariff act. the orders passed by the tribunal were set aside and remanded for fresh consideration for the reason that the tribunal had declined to place reliance on the explanatory ..... process of text rising, poy that was imported would have the denier age stated under item (iii). therefore, for the purpose of imposing duty under the customs tariff act the intention of the importer to utilize the component for manufacturing ctv sets is not relevant.learned member technical distinguished the case cc v. mitsuny electronic works .....

Nityanand Sharma and Another Vs. State of Bihar and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996IAD(SC)986; AIR1996SC2306; JT1996(2)SC117; 1996LabIC975; 1996(1)SCALE743; (1996)3SCC576; [1996]2SCR1; 1996(1)LC604(SC)

..... of the court to declare a particular tribe to be scheduled tribe under scheduled castes and scheduled tribes order, 1950 as amended by scheduled castes and scheduled tribes orders (amendment act), 1976 (for short, 'the act') is the primary question.3. the appellants, assistant teachers in the service of the state of bihar belonging to lohar ..... the cultural advancement, the genetic traits pass on from generation to generation and no one could escape or forget or get them over. the tribal customs are peculiar to each tribe or tribal communities and are still being maintained and preserved. their cultural advancement to some extent may have modernised and progressed ..... -caste, parts of or groups of tribes or tribal community is permissible. after an elaborate survey of the constitutional purpose and the relative caste structures, customs, marriages etc. it was held that kolis are backward class and mahadeo koli are scheduled tribes. the appellants therein being obcs were held not entitled to .....

Zenith Bearing Enterprises Vs. Collector of Customs (Acc)

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1995)(75)ELT801Tri(Mum.)bai

..... of charge order is given. for appreciating the advocate's argument, it would be necessary to reproduce the section 13 and section 23 of the customs act prior to the amendments through finance act, 1983 :"section 13 : if any imported goods are pilferred after the unload- ing thereof and before the proper officer has made an order ..... arya. he did not dispute the facts. he however contended that after the judgment in the case of sialkot industrial corporation, legislature has amended the provisions of section 23 of the customs act clearly bringing out the position that both the sections 13 and 23 are mutually exclusive. in this case, the admitted position is that ..... proper custody and delivery of the goods. in this context, he relied upon some judicial pronouncements. he, therefore, pleaded that notwithstanding the amendments carried out in section 23 of the customs act, they are entitled to get refund of duty on goods not delivered to them. he also mentioned that in this case, consequent upon .....

Kishore Chandra Patel and Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1993Ori259; 76(1993)CLT720

..... take possession, as laid down by section 19, article 300-a of the constitution gets attracted. as is known, that article was inserted by the constitution (44th amendment) act, 1978, which had omitted article 19(l)(f) dealing with right to hold property from the constitution. but then, article 300-a (which deals with right to ..... had also been made for 'more speedy trial' as would appear from the long title of the criminal law amendment act, 1952, whose section 6(l)(a) includes trial of offences under the prevention of corruption act, 1988, has failed to deliver the goods, as would appear from what has been stated in paragraph 5 of ..... show that the power of confiscation has been conferred on administrative officer like customs authorities, district collector or competent officer appointed by the central government. we are brought nearer home by referring to section 56 of the orissa forest act, 1972, as amended, which permits confiscation. reference is made to two bench decisions of this court .....

Sai Overseas Imports and Exports Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 48(1992)DLT512; 1993(41)ECC114

..... 24.864 m.t. of stainless steel circles. the respondents in terms of heading 73.15(2) in part iii of the 1st schedule of the customs tarrif act (for short called 'the act'), demanded from the petitioner duty at the rate of 225% on the value of the imported goods. the said duty was imposed at the rate of ..... reproduce the relevant headings as they stood at the relevant time, which are as follows : heading sub-heading no. and standard central no. description of rate of excise article duty tariff item (1) (2) (3) (4) 73.12 hoop and strip, of iron 40% 26aa or steel, hot-rolled or cold rolled. 73.13 sheets and plates, of ..... the writ petition was moved and the said application was also allowed on 10th may, 1982. in the amended writ petition the petitioner also challenged the custom tarrif amended bill 1982 which sought to amend the heading 73.15 with retrospective effect from 1st january, 1981. during the pendency of the writ petition the petitioner also filed an additional affidavit on 23rd .....