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Dayaram Surajmall Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Hyderabad and Andhra

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1960]38ITR12(KAR); [1960]38ITR12(Karn)

..... law arises for consideration, but that prayer was rejected. thereupon, the assessee took up the matter before the high court under section 82(2) of the hyderabad income-tax act for directing the appellate tribunal to refer the question of law for decision of the high court. that was considered by a bench of the hyderabad high court in case ..... with the learned solicitor-general when he says that the income-tax officer is not fettered by technical rules of evidence and pleadings, and that he is entitled to act on material which may not be accepted as evidence in a court of law, but there the agreement ends; because it is equally clear that in making the assessment ..... has referred this matter to this court. it is stated as follows : 'it may be noted that the income-tax officers in the discharge of their duties under the act receive a good deal of information which is not all evidence according to the accepted notions of law. consequently it is only fair and just that the accuracy or otherwise .....

K.M. Abdul Subhan Vs. S. Ramaiah

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1952Kant90; AIR1952Mys90

..... appoint an 'ad interim' receiver to seize certain paddy crops as the property of his debtor knowing that they belonged to the plaintiff, it was held that the act was in the nature of trespass to property because there was an unlawful interference with the exercise of the property rights of the plaintiff and that he could claim ..... exemplary damages; ibid para 25.trespass on goods has been described as an unlawful disturbance of the possession of the goods by seizure or removal by a direct act causing damage to goods, and the remedies available to a plaintiff against whom such trespass is committed is independent of his claims for other wrongs in respect of ..... trespass is an actionable wrong and a mere trespass is as a rule actionable only and not criminally though even bare trespass may be a criminal offence under certain special acts. in an action of trespass, the plaintiff, if he proves the trespass is entitled to recover damages even though he has not suffered actual loss; see para 25 .....

Ms Pidathala Lakshmi Pranavi Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sci ...

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Mr Manish C Mooler Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Mr Ojas N S Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Ms Likitha T S Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Mr. Abin Thomas Sebastian Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Scienc ...

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Ms. Likitha Saanvi Somisetty Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sci ...

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Mr. Ishaan G S Vs. Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences

Court : Karnataka

..... institutions.32. in such a scheme the standards for conducting examinations are provided for in terms of regulations of the commission under section 57 of nmc act and the measures which may be in the form of guidelines by the ugmeb relating to the minimum standards for conducting examination are also provided for.33 ..... and examination for undergraduates in medical institutions as contemplated under clause (e) of sub- section (1) of section 24. section 24(1) (e) of nmc act refers to the functions of the undergraduate medical education board determining the minimum requirements and standards for conducting courses and examinations for undergraduates in medical institutions.31. hence, ..... while on the other hand the undergraduate medical education board (for short ugmeb ) is authorised to perform functions in terms of section 24 of the nmc act.4. it is further submitted that in terms of the scheme, the commission is empowered to make regulations, while the ugmeb is authorised to frame guidelines .....

Smt. G K Akshata Vs. V Raghavendra

Court : Karnataka

..... invoking section 319 crpc, is only a device by which the respondent seeks to initiate prosecution against dakshin beyond the period of limitation stipulated under the act.26. no doubt section 142 authorises the court to condone the delay in appropriate cases. we find no reason to condone the delay. the justification ..... . hence the instant slp.25. the question whether the respondent had sufficient cause for not filing the complaint against dakshin within the period prescribed under the act is not examined by either of the courts below. as rightly pointed out, the application, which is the subject-matter of the instant appeal purportedly filed ..... through its branch manager, was served solely to simaiya hariramani, the authorised signatory of the firm. the complaint dated 07th december 2015 under section 138 of the ni act before the court of judicial magistrate, balodabazar, chhattisgarh, was made against simaiya hariramani and the appellant. thus, in the present case, the firm has not .....