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United Wire Ropes Limited Vs. Additional Commissioner for Workmen's Co ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1976)ILLJ226Mad

..... the enquiry which is necessary to adjudge whether such accusations are true, proper and regular, would be a domestic one, in which certain charges of misconduct are levelled against the employee, and without violence to the principles of natural justice, a fair trial is held, and hereafter an ultimate conclusion is arrived at on the matter in issue. .....

Sri Raja Ravu Sri Krishnayya Rao and anr. Vs. Rajah

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1928)55MLJ894

..... discretion. under the circumstances i think it was the duty of the plaintiff to refuse because it is the duty of the domestic tribunal, the sapindas, to see that the act done by the widow should be 'in the proper ..... 620. the law has set up what may be called a domestic tribunal, namely, the sapindas, who are to judge as to the contemplated action of the widow in making the ..... adviser. if the position of the sapindas is that of a domestic forum then the moment one of the judges takes up the grounds above mentioned as reason for the dissent he ceases to be one who could be a member of the forum and the widow is entitled to look to the consent .....

Rallis India Ltd., Madras Vs. M. Narasimha Rao and Another

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1989(58)FLR777]; (1991)IILLJ505Mad

..... counsel referred to the various voluminous correspondences in this regard enclosed in the typed set of papers and submitted that the said reason does not constitute termination for misconduct and consequently the absence of any domestic enquiry preceding the order of termination does not invalidate the said order; (b) the appellant filed an application praying for permission to examine witnesses on its side in support of the merits of the case and justify ..... consequently, the submission of the learned counsel for the first respondent was that in effect there was an alleged misconduct and in the absence of a domestic enquiry before such termination, the order is vitiated; and (c) disclosure of the reason for termination will only help the appellate authority or the court to find out whether the dispensing with services was for a ..... in question, since it is only then the appellate authority could be in a position to see whether it is a case of simple discharge for a reasonable cause or for an alleged misconduct, in which the appellate authority is obliged to further see whether a proper domestic enquiry was conducted before the passing of the order of termination on grounds of misconduct. ..... if that be the position, having regard to the admitted fact that no domestic enquiry was conducted before passing the impugned order of termination, no question of permitting the appellant to lead for the first time evidence before the appellate authority functioning under the tamil nadu shop .....

Geetha Shenova Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu and 2 ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(3)CTC761

..... he further submitted that there was no material before the authorities to hold that the premises in occupation of the petitioner is a separate domestic unit. .....

G. R. Ramachari and Co. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1961]41ITR142(Mad)

..... it was claimed by the department that it amounted to a sale to the partners for their domestic use and the market value of bullion was taken to arrive at the taxable profits. .....

Daniel Vs. A.R. Safiullah

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2004)2MLJ91; 2004(29)PTC62(Mad)

..... where to apply words literally would 'defeat the obvious intention of the legislation and produce a wholly unreasonable result' we must 'do some violence to the words' and so achieve that obvious intention and produce a rational construction...'11. .....

R.Rajaram Vs. 1.The Presiding Officer

Court : Chennai

..... in a domestic enquiry, it is not necessary to prove the charges beyond any reasonable doubt as it is in other criminal cases. .....

Fenner Woodroffe and Co. Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1976]102ITR665(Mad)

..... . he has ; he has the goodwill, but for his own domestic purposes he chooses not to put a value upon it: just in the same way as many companies, who have patents of very great value indeed, are in the habit of valuing them at a pound in their balance-sheet, or at some other .....

Management of Sundaram Industries Ltd. Vs. P.O., Labour Court and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2000)IILLJ32Mad

..... over a long period of years.all parties are agreed that even after introduction of (sic) section 11a, the employer and employee can adduce evidence regarding the legality or validity of the domestic enquiry, if one had been held by an employer.having held that the right of the employer to adduce evidence continues even under the new section, it is needless to state that ..... and whether wages for one month have been paid or tendered: (3) when the management has relied upon the finding that the workman has committed an act of misconduct arrived at a domestic enquiry held for the purpose of determining whether the workman has committed an act of misconduct or not, the tribunal should satisfy itself that the enquiry is proper, that there is prima ..... not an authority for the proposition in every case coming before the labour court or industrial tribunal under section 10 or section 33 of the act complaining about the punitive termination of service following a domestic enquiry that the court or tribunal as a matter of law must first frame a preliminary issue and proceed to decide the validity or otherwise of the enquiry and then serve a fresh notice on ..... act the legislature has once and for ever put its final seal upon the controversy whether the employer who has failed to hold proper, legal and valid domestic enquiry before taking punitive action, was entitled to adduce fresh evidence when the matter is brought before the labour court or the industrial tribunal either under section 10 or .....

P. Periasami and ors. Vs. P. Periathambi and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1980Mad33

..... understanding conduct as between the brothers without any legal implications thereto and such domestic adjustments of rights in a family forum cannot be the sole criteria for deciding legal rights and particularly on a question whether the suit laid by the plaintiff and consented tal by some of the defendants is barred by the statute of ..... this is un- doubtedly a case where pennan iii, vellian and anaikutti domestically and in ternallv arranged to enjoy the properties of pennan ii separately. ..... at best it was the result of a subjective domestic adjustment of rights. .....