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Society of Catalysts Vs. Vodaphone Essar Mobile Services Limited.

Court : Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC New Delhi

..... the sale, use or supply of any product or business interests. they are promoting their business interests both directly as well as indirectly in as much as that the customers may use their phone even when they do not need to use it so that they can participate in the contest and this amounts to unfair trade practice as ..... also denied that the cost of organizing the contest including the prize money is fully covered in the transaction as a whole. there is no change made in the tariff plan of the consumer because of participation in the impugned scheme alone, therefore, participation is at no extra cost and the cost of running the scheme is not a ..... such ingredient is necessary. 51. it is pertinent to mention that subsequently the definition of unfair trade practice was also amended and brought on the same parameter as defined by section 2(1)(r ) of the consumer protection act. since definition of unfair trade practice provided by section 2(1)(r )(3)(a) and (b) does not contain the ingredient .....

New Delhi Municipal Council Vs. Prominent Hotels Limited

Court : Delhi

..... deduct some percentage of gross revenue like incentives given to the agents, receipts from various outlets including room revenue and telephone, telex, fax etc. to its customers and amounts paid to external government agencies, as these are not earnings at all and if amount is calculated on such incidental expenses then it will be ..... works thereon as hereinafter provided and for running a youth hostel to the satisfaction of the licensor. 20. (vi) the licencees shall fix and keep the tariff as low as possible, subject of course, to the economic viability of the youth hostel as the project of youth hostel is meant for economically weaker sections ..... . both these applications were dismissed. 27.10. second application for amendment of the plaint 27.10.1. on 01st may, 2006, the licensee filed second application for amendment of the plaint to incorporate that the licence was irrevocable under section 60(b) of the easements act as the licensee had constructed permanent structure on the land. 27 .....

institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences Vs. Govt. of Nct of D ...

Court : Delhi

..... originally listed before the same additional district judge who passed the interim orders on 8th april, 2000 confirmed on 12th august, 2000. however, on account of amendment of the pecuniary jurisdiction, the case is pending before a learned civil judge who is lower in the hierarchy of courts and therefore may consider himself bound by ..... . kewal; sh. ganga ram sahai and sh. inder raj. consequently notice dated 16th september, 1972 under section 4 of the public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants) act, 1971 (pp acthereafter) was issued by the estate officer to them in respect of the following lands:- khasra no. 317/17 min, 15/7, 8, 9, and 14 ..... case which was not maintainable given the applicability of the public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants) act. 114. on this issue, my attention has also been drawn to the pronouncement of the supreme court reported at (2004) 11 scc 364 commissioner of customs kandla vs. essar oil ltd. and ors. 29. by fraud is meant an .....

MMTC Ltd. and Another Belcom JV and Another

Court : Delhi

..... receipt of the said letter, mmtc had, vide their letter dated 20.12.92 (annexure c-3) accordingly advised their bankers. after having not acted in accordance with the amended clause 6(viii) of the contract and making payment into the old frozen account, mmtc cannot be allowed to take shelter of clause (xii) of ..... scc 766], the supreme court observed as follows:- "32. banker's commercial credits are almost without exception everywhere made subject to the code entitled the "uniform customs and practices for documentary credits", by which the general provisions and definitions and the articles following are to "apply to all documentary credit and binding upon all parties ..... taken by it would not enable or conduce the frustration of the obligations contained in a letter of credit, as recognised by international banking norms or extant uniform customs and practice for documentary credits (ucp) 500. as we see it, therefore, keeping in perspective that the importer's bank i.e., appellant before us, .....

SP Tripathi IO NCB Vs. Yudhister Kumar Alias Y Kumar and Others

Court : Delhi

..... learned counsel for the parties. 32. before dealing with the rivalry contentions of the parties, it would be appropriate to refer to section 42 ndps act, as it stood before its amendment by act 9 of 2001, which is very important for effective adjudication of the present appeals. it reads as under:- 42. power of entry, search ..... question of fact to be decided in each case. the above position got strengthened with the amendment to section 42 by act 9 of 2001. ? thus, as observed in (d) above, to this extent, the provisions of section 42 ndps act are mandatory and contravention of the same would affect the prosecution case and vitiate the investigation. ..... , seizure and arrest without warrant or authorisation.(1) any such officer (being an officer superior in rank to a peon, sepoy or constable) of the departments of central excise, narcotics, customs .....

Munnilal Girijanand Shukla and Union of India, Through Secretary, Mini ...

Court : National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... not applicable to the disputed construction activity, because the ec for construction work already done is not contemplated under eia notification dated 27.1.1994 and the amended eia notification dated 7.7.2014. as a matter of fact, which of the eia notification will be applicable for the construction activity or grant of ec ..... material facts and, therefore, it amounts to playing of fraud on the concerned authorities, particularly seac and seiaa. the notification dated 27.1.1994, read with amendment of notification dated 7.7.2004, do not provide for expost facto environmental clearance. the alleged construction activity falls within the purview of those notifications and therefore is ..... excise v. punjab fibres ltd.: (2008) 3 scc 73. 31. in commissioner of customs and central excise v. hongo india private limited and anr. (2009) 5 scc 791, a three-judge bench considered the scheme of the central excise act, 1944 and held that high court has no power to condone delay beyond the period specified .....

Gas Authority of India Ltd. (Gail) Vs. M/S. Bhageertha Engineering Ltd ...

Court : Delhi

..... and material. initially the claim was rs.8 lakhs for price increases in the prolonged period of contract. later at the time of arguments (13.11.2000) it was amended to include the increase in the cost of labour during the stipulated contract period in addition to the prolonged period and the claim was raised to rs.23,40,420 ..... machineries to be brought to site for use on work shall be borne by the contractor. (v) schedule of rates to cover taxes and duties: no exemption or deduction of customs duties, excise duties, sales tax, sales tax on works contract quay or any port dues, transport charges, stamp duties or central or state government or local body of municipal ..... in paragraphs 8 to 11 of the decision dated april 02, 2003, and we reproduce the same. the paragraphs read as under:- 8. section 34(2)(a)(iv) of the act reads as under:- 34. application for setting aside arbitral award:- (1) . (2) an arbitral award may be set aside by the court only if:- (a) the party making .....

Collr. of Customs and C.E. Vs. Surendra Cotton Oil Mills and

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)(19)LC17Tri(Delhi)

..... made available to the department in the proceedings before the collector (appeals). this query was with reference to the provision in the customs act and the rules thereunder governing the procedure before the collector (appeals) after the amendment of the act in 1982. though smt.zutshi had, at the time of query was raised, no ready reply, she stated at the time ..... us that the extracts in this book do not advance the case for the department. at page 58 we find it stated that in india it is a common custom to feed the cow with the concentrates first and with roughages just prior and during the process of milking. in page 77 under part ii the products we are ..... to a decision whether they were animal feed. in considering this submission we have to take note of the fact that the term animal feed is not defined in the tariff. that would mean we will have to construe the term with reference to the dictionary meanings, meanings as given in text books and other publications, decisions of courts .....

Collector of Customs and Central Vs. Surendra Cotton Oil Mills and

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)(18)ECC39

..... made available to the department in the proceedings before the collector (appeals). this query was with reference to the provision in the customs act and the rules thereunder governing the procedure before the collector (appeals) after the amendment of the act in 1982. though smt.zutshi had, at the time the query was raised, no ready reply, she stated at the time ..... us that the extracts in this book do not advance the case for the department. at page 58 we find it stated that in india it is a common custom to feed the cow with the concentrates first and with roughages just prior and during the process of milking. in page 77 under part ii the products we are ..... to a decision whether they were animal feed. in considering this submission we have to take note of the fact that the term animal feed is not defined in the tariff. that would mean we will have to construe the term with reference to the dictionary meanings, meanings as given in text books and other publications, decisions of courts .....

Shahnaz Ayurvedics and ors. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise,

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2003)(88)ECC615

..... in the matter of granting exemption from payment of duty; that the definition given in the notification was incorporated in the tariff heading with effect from april, 1996 when the tariff itself was amended; that this has also been the findings of the larger bench of the tribunal in the case of himtaj ayurvedic udyog ..... sufficiently shown by referring to the articles in newspapers magazines that the impugned products manufactured by m/s. shahnaz ayurvedics are regarded as beauty care products; customers place order for the goods as cosmetics and toilet preparations and not as medicines. the learned advocate 'for revenue has rightly emphasized that the products ..... ingredients, which are herbal, find a mention in the authoritative books of ayurveda which have been notified under the first schedule to the drugs and cosmetics act. all these active ingredients have therapeutic and prophylactic values. the excipients, which have been termed as chemicals by the department, are inert and do not .....