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Ultratech Cement Limited Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and Others

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... authority. [see: nagendra nath bora and another v. commissioner of hills division and appeals, assam and others, air 1958 sc 398, m/s pioneer traders v. chief controller, air 1963 sc 734 and ashok kumar and others v. sita ram, air 2001 sc 1692. 10. in the instant case the petitioner has sought a writ of certiorari ..... with regard to territorial jurisdiction of this court has also been taken on the ground that the impugned order dated 14.6.2011 ought to have been challenged before delhi high court. it is also urged that after the impugned order dated 14.6.2011, the state government has passed an order granting the area in question ..... itself requires judicial approach, the decision will be quasi judicial. 9. the supreme court while dealing with the question whether an award passed under section 10a of industrial disputes act, 1947 is insulated from interference under article 226 of the constitution of india, in the case of rohtas industries limited v. rohtas industries staff union, 1976 (2) scc .....

Nawab Usmanalikhan Vs. Sagarmal

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1962MP320

..... to court's jurisdiction and, as appears from the decision in 1924 ac 797 duff development co. v. kelantan government, an arbitration proceeding under english arbitration act of 1889 for enforcement of an award even after the foreign sovereign had submitted to the jurisdiction by invoking the courts' jurisdiction to set aside the award, ..... applicable to proceedings in insolvency and section 141 c.p.c. all the provisions of the civil procedure code including section 86 are not attracted. the provincial insolvency act it was held authorized the insolvency court to give notices of the date of hearing of a debtor's petition to all the creditors whether they be ..... word 'sue' is used very generally in the sense of setting the process of the court into motion, the best-known instances are sections 176 of the government of india act and the corresponding article 300 of the constitution 'government . . . . , may sue or be sued ...... any legal proceedings ......' in this context, the word 'sue' .....

The Bilaspur Central Co-operative Bank Ltd. Vs. the State of Madhya Pr ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959MP77

..... is generally held liable upon his contractual obligation for any loss or injury growing out of a violation ofsuch duty, notwithstanding it is brought about bysome unauthorized act of the employee, nor otherwise within the scope of the employment, and though the bailee himself may have exercised due diligence in the selection of his agent ..... established the state government is not responsible for the tortuous acts of its employees.8. the first question to decide is whether there was any negligence or dishonesty on the part of the subprdinate police officers. certain facts ..... viz. that the police were not responsible for the contents of the box.the state government also avers that the deposit with the police was a gratuitous act and was-not for consideration. the state government, therefore, denies its liability on this ground and also on the added ground that even if negligence be .....

Akhtar Abbas Vs. Asst. Collector, Central Excise and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1961MP353

..... from the petitioner. in this connexion, we were referred to the distinction made between polishes and varnishes in certain government of india publications, namely import trade control policy and indian trade classification and also in the indian customs tariff.we find 'polish french' mentioned only in the indian trade classification, which also names ..... the ministry of states notification no. 135/j dated 6th june, 1949 issued in exercise of the powers conferred by section 4 of the extra-provincial jurisdiction act, 1947. this notification was published in the bhopal gazette dated 26th june, 1949.(ii) french polish is spirit varnish which is used for polishing furniture. it ..... certiorari to quash or set aside certain notices issued by the respondents for the recovery of excise duty payable under the central excises and salt act, 1944 (hereinafter called the 'act) and also for a writ of mandamus or other suitable writ, direction or order requiring them not to give effect to those notices or .....

Ramnath Sharma Vs. State of M.B. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959MP218; (1959)ILLJ618MP

..... thirdly, there are con-trolling authorities empowered to enforce the special law on the corporations. the joint stock companies, for example, are subject to the control of the registrar, and of the high court for certain purposes. a co-operative society or bank is similarly subject to the registrar of co-operative ..... , there are a number of corporations created by statute, statutory corporations properly so called often owned by government, and almost invariably subject to the considerable control of a state government or the union government. these may be commercial or trading corporations, or non-commercial ones like universities. broadly speaking they partake ..... us take the case of a co-operative society. often does the state government exercise considerable control over it that is much more than that over joint stock companies, and on the societies registered under societies registration act. in return, the, co-operative societies and banks for their part receive various concessions and .....

Madhumilan Syntex Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1987(11)ECC296; 1987(13)LC51(MP); 1985(19)ELT329(MP)

..... corporation v. collector of central excise, madras); 1984 excise & customs reporter 1022{reichhold chemical ltd, madras v. the govt. of india revenue, ministry of finance, new delhi): 1979 tax law reporter 2454; 1979 excise law times 402; and air 1983 sc 603.16. the learned counsel for the respondents therefore submitted that there is no question ..... an alternative remedy of appeal. as has been held, the opportunity to show cause has been denied to the petitioner, as contemplated by section 11a of the act, and in any event the respondents were expected to follow the notification, prescribing a period of 30 days for showing cause, providing for further extension, if necessary ..... was approved, according to which they were paying the excise duty till that period. he, therefore, submitted that there was no power of review under the act under which the order of classification once made could be reviewed. such a power is only vested in the collector of central excise, according to the provisions .....

inayatullah Khan Vs. Diwanchand Mahajan and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959MP58

..... law. according to their lordships, the resolution of all election disputes must be limited to the extent they are provided for in the representation of the people act. basing his arguments upon this, shri dabir, who appeared for inayatullah, contended that the cross-objection was untenable. reference was made to section 82 of the ..... a direct authority for that proposition is available in jaikrishna v. sawatram, air 3940 nag 292, where pollock j. reached this conclusion in relation to the provincial insolvency act. and referred to a full bench decision of the madras high court reported in alagappa chettiar v. chockalingam chetty, ilr 41 mad 904 : (air 1919 mad ..... contract of the parties, and even though the fiction had worked itself out, for all intents and purposes, in view of the provisions of the states reorganisation act, the state of madhya pradesh became substituted for the state of bhopal as one of the contracting parties. with this statutory novation, performance could be demanded .....

The Jabalpur Bijlighar Karmachari Panchayat Vs. the Jubbulpore Electri ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1962MP172; (1963)ILLJ606MP

..... claims of working journalists all over the country, which were considered by a wage board constituted under the working journalists (conditions of service) and miscellaneous provisions act, 1955 (45 of 1955).finally the learned counsel relied upon the following passage in the judgment of the supreme court in garment cleaning works, bombay v. ..... the company applied for permission to lead evidence about its financial position and capacity to pay after meeting its compulsory obligations under schedule vi to the electricity supply act, 1948. that application was strongly opposed by the petitioner and, on 2nd april, 1960, it was rejected by the respondent 2. the company thereupon ..... or in the proceedings initiated for conciliation, the petitioner referred the industrial dispute for arbitration to the respondent 2 under section 38a (1) of the act. the main basis for the demands was that the company had made 'considerable progress in finances and revenue income from the year 1947 onwards upto 1955 .....

Ramlal Singh and ors. Vs. the State

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1958MP380; 1958CriLJ1402

..... kesarsingh (p. w. 2) took place sometime after kalu (p. w. 11) had pacified accused ramlal. the attack upon him therefore cannot be correlated with any earlier act of the accused. in view of his inimical relations with the accused, the possibility of kesarsingh (p. w. 2) trying to implicate even innocent members of their family ..... parsons v. huff, 41 me. 411 (c), appleton judge has observed :'the truth or falsehood of testimony depends upon the motives, or the balance of motives, acting upon the witness at the time of its utterance. the motives which influence the human mind are as various as the feelings and desires of man.......there is no ..... ; failure to make it, has in this case, considerably weakened the position of the prosecution. the manner in which witnesses are confronted under section 145 of the evidence act with contradictions between their statements under section 162 cr. p. c., and those in court, is quite irregular, and at all events unhelpful. the entire statement under .....

Gangaram Vs. the Municipal Counsel, Nagar Palika, Neemuch and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1992MP303; 1993(0)MPLJ550

..... being not the real owner of the property, neither it was competent to lease out the lands nor was it authorised in law to recover the rent. it is also submitted that the madhya pradesh municipalities act, 1961 came into force on 1st february 1962 and the provisions contained in chapter viii relating to recovery of municipal claims were inapplicable to such ..... taken in state of punjab v. british india corporation ltd., air 1963 sc 1459 pr 15. in h.s. rikhy v. new delhi municipality, air 1962 sc 554, their lordships observed that- in the generic sense the term 'rent' is used to denote compensation for use and occupation.24. in the opinion of this court it is not necessary to restrict the .....