Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2000SC66; JT1999(9)SC118; 2000(1)MPHT306; 1999(7)SCALE133; (1999)8SCC547; 2000(1)LC104(SC)
..... industries, it is necessary and expedient so to do in the public interest;now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3-b of the madhyapradesh electricity duty act, 1949 (no.x of 1949), the state government hereby exempts with effect from the 10th december, 1980 all producers who run industries (from payment of duty, ..... have claimed the benefit of notification no.f. 10-7-111-81 dated 13th march, 1981 issued under section 3b of the madhya pradesh electricity duty act, 1949 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') exempting with effect from 10th december, 1980 all producers who run industries from payment of duty during the period as specified in the ..... as specified in the corresponding entries in column (2) thereof, in respect of the electrical energy consumed by such producers for thee purposes of the industries run by them.5. such a notification has been issued under section 3b of the act which provides as:3b. power to exempt-where the state government is of opinion that .....
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Reported in : AIR1996SC2082; 1997(57)ECC1; JT1996(5)SC482; 1996(4)SCALE622; (1996)4SCC433; [1996]Supp2SCR204; [1996]102STC106(SC)
..... constitution defines the expression 'goods' in the following words: ''goods' includes all materials, commodities and articles'. clause (29a) in article 366, as amended by the forty sixth amendment act, defines the expression 'tax on the sale or purchase of goods' in the following words :(29a). 'tax on the sale or purchase of goods' ..... not define the expression 'movable property'.17. the definition of 'goods' in the kerala general sales tax act may now be set out :'goods' means all kinds of movable property (other than newspapers, actionable claims, electricity, stocks and shares and securities) and includes live-stock, all materials, commodities and articles (including those ..... the expression 'actionable claims' in section 3 of the transfer of property act and observed (tulzapurkar, j., speaking for the bench comprising himself and sabyasachi mukherji, j.) :if incorporeal right like copyright or an intangible thing like electric energy can be regarded as goods exigible to sales tax there is .....
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Reported in : 2004(2)ALD(Cri)903; 2004CriLJ4241; [2004(4)JCR156(SC)]; JT2004(8)SC226; 2004(7)SCALE644; (2004)7SCC566; 2005(1)LC82(SC)
..... established prosecution version 180 nos. of ammunition dynamites were found in possession of the accused. courts below have on evidence tendered found that ammonium tubes with electrical red wire were recovered. these articles are undisputedly covered by class-6 as quoted above.8. the substances recovered from the appellants clearly come within the definition ..... of 'explosive' as per section 4(d) of the act. when the investigating officer was found to be trustful and in spite of incisive cross-examination, nothing material has been brought to discredit his evidence, the ..... sentence as section 9b(i)(b) itself provides that fine only can be imposed. respondent-state's stand was that no sanction was necessary under the act. the report of the controller of explosive, baroda, clearly indicated that the substance recovered from the appellants was explosive of class 2 as prescribed in schedule .....
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Reported in : AIR1967SC1048; [1967]2SCR631
ORDER37. In accordance with the opinion of the majority the appeal is dismissed without costs. ...
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Reported in : AIR1970SC765; (1969)1SCC77; [1969]2SCR627
..... the third schedule. the words in the form of oath in form vii-a : 'i will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of india' were inserted by the constitution fifteenth amendment act, 1963, giving effect to the view of the said committee. (8) as the essential requirements of the oath given in the form in the third schedule were not ..... constitution and uphold the sovereignty and integrity of india. this is brought out by the statement of objects and reasons to the bill no. 1 of 1963, seeking to amend article 19, 84 and 173 of the constitution. the statement of objects and reasons notes the recommendations of the committee on national integration and regionalism and its view ' ..... to preserve the integrity and sovereignty of the union and that forms of oath in the third schedule to the constitution should be suitable amended for the purpose'. the bill proposed to give effect to the recommendation by amending clauses (2), (3) and (4) of article 19 as also article 84 and 173 and the forms of oath in .....
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Reported in : AIR1977SC1454; 1977LabIC563; (1977)2SCC408; 1977(9)LC258(SC)
V.R. Krishna Iyer, J.1. These two appeals by special leave step from a suit instituted by the appellant (now represented by his legal representative, his widow) for rendition of accosts against the defendant respondent, the Standard Vacuum Oil Company Ltd. The respondent company has been taken over by the Hindustan Petroleum Corporation. We have heard counsel on both sides. It is unfortunate that the plaint has been drafted within a confused manner and the written statement, probably misleads by the plaint, and has also not brought out the real contention between the parties. Sorting out the documents and the other evidence in the case, we have discovered that the foundation for the action is Ex. P-9-(a) a contract between Mr. Sud the plaintiff and the Section V.O.C., the defendant. The courts not having proper leadings before them have not been able to approach the real issue arising in the case. The party mainly responsible for this misfortune is probably the plaintiff himself. 2. Ev...
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Reported in : AIR1995SC2164; (1996)1GLR752; JT1995(5)SC519; 1995(4)SCALE538; (1995)5SCC243; [1995]Supp2SCR259
..... the date of commencement of the amendment act of 1969. furthermore, we find that the consequences for non-compliance with the provisions in sub-section (1a) of section 32-f are laid down in section 32 ..... tenant who had failed to given an intimation as required by sub-section (1a), but was in possession of the land on the date of commencement of the amendment act of 1969 and was desirous of exercising the right conferred under sub-section l(a), was permitted to give such intimation within a period of two years from ..... provided that, if a tenant holding land from a landlord (who was a minor and has attained majority before the commencement of the tenancy and agricultural lands laws (amendment) act, 1969) has not given intimation as required by this sub-section but being in possession of the land on such commencement is desirous of exercising the right conferred upon .....
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Reported in : AIR1966SC153; 1965MhLJ764(SC); [1966]1SCR102
..... and to avoid confusion in the administration of the specific law in question, important questions relating to the construction of the operative provisions contained to such an act must be finally determined by the high court; but in doing so, the high court must enquire whether a complaint made against the decision of the ..... of construction; and so, sometimes, the act in question provides for a revisional application to the high court in respect of such matters or authorises a reference to be made to it. in such case ..... jurisdiction of that court, cannot be corrected by the high court under s. 115.12. the history of recent legislation in india shows that when legislatures pass acts dealing with socio-economic matters, or make provisions for the levy of sales-tax, it is realized that the operative provisions of such legislation present difficult problems .....
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Reported in : (1969)3SCC321; [1970]3SCR13
..... have to be acquired for the company from private owners, such cost shall be paid to the state as may be assessed under the provisions of the patiala land acquisition act, 1995 bk. besides the above 100 acres as required for the factory site and the factory farm, another 25 acres of land will be acquired under the said ..... act for the brick kilns at a suitable site near the factory area.provided firstly, that the patiala state shall protect and indemnify the proposed company against any claims or actions .....
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Reported in : AIR1971SC1238; (1970)3SCC140; [1971]2SCR573; 1971(III)LC35(SC)
..... framed by the trial court were the following :(5) whether the specific performance of the agreement in suit should be refused under section 21 or 22 of the specific relief act ?(b) whether the plaintiffs were ready and willing to perform their part of the contract ?the admitted case of the parties was that according to the conditions of the lease .....
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