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Malayala Manorama Co. Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(4)KLT235; (2007)8VST604(Ker)

..... stocks, shares and securities.the above facts would indicate that in the definition of goods though originally 'newspaper' was included the same was not included by the cst amendment act 31 of 1958. therefore with effect from 1.10.1958 newspaper was excluded from the definition of goods in section 2(d) of the cst ..... of kerala other than newsprint. on 9.5.1968 the sales tax officer ii circle, kottayam had proposed to amend the registration certificate issued to the petitioner on 27.7.1957 to bring it in conformity with the cst (amendment) act permitting the petitioner to purchase goods for use in the manufacture and sale of (i) printing paper, art cord ..... consolidate and amend the law relating to the levy of a general tax on the sale or purchase of goods in the state of kerala. section 2 deals with definition clauses. the word 'goods'' is defined in section 2 (xii) which reads as follows:'goods' means all kinds of movable property (other than newspapers, actionable claims, electricity, stocks .....

Somanathan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003(3)KLT1148

..... injunction:(ii) when presented to the high court.. five rupees'.the word five rupees was substituted by 'fifty rupees' by the kerala court fees and suits valuation (amendment) act, 2003. we have indicated that the registry has taken the view that stay petition and direction petition would fall under the above mentioned article and the fee payable ..... petition is filed before the high court. however, when a petition for arrest or attachment before judgment or for temporary injunction is presented to the high court the amendment act, 2003 has stipulated that a court fee of rs. 50/- has to be remitted and not per petitioner. the words 'per petitioner' are conspicuously absent in ..... procedure in rent and revenue courts, court fee taken before the high court and other courts. the supreme court in secretary, government of madras v. zenith lamps and electricals, air 1973 sc 724, om prakash v. giri raj kishori, air 1986 sc 726, government of madras v. sriramulu, air 1996 sc 676 held in order to .....

Kesavan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker36; [1960]11STC747(Ker)

ansari, j.1. this group of sixteen petitions are under art. 226, and challenges the constitutionality of the general sales tax (amendment) act, no. xiv of 1959 whereby sales of toddy have been, charged with the tax, and three amendments been made in the general sales tax act, no. xi of 1125. firstly a new clause (j-3) has been added to section 2 of ..... fermentation'.2. the next is in section 4 where the words 'other than today, arrack' have been substituted, and the section now reads as follows :'the provisions of this act shall not apply to the sale of electrical energy and any goods other than toddy, arrack and foreign liquor on which duty is or may be levied under the travancore-cochin prohibition .....

Mather and Plat (India) Ltd. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2004]135STC413(Ker)

..... of property in goods involved in the execution of a works contract was removed. it is pursuant to this constitutional provision the provisions of the kerala general sales tax act were amended with effect from april 1, 1984. section 2(viii) defines 'dealer'. clause (f)(2) thereof includes transfer of the property in goods (whether as goods ..... or in some other form) involved in the execution of a works contract. section 2(xii) which defined 'goods' means all kinds of movable property (other than newspapers, actionable claims, electricity, ..... v. state of rajasthan [1993] 88 stc 204 and the builders association case [1993] 88 stc 248.8. it must be noted that section 5 of the act was amended by incorporating clause (iv)(a) and (b) only to facilitate the fixation of rate of tax specifically. but for the said requirement it may not be required to .....

Divisional Railway Manager Vs. Money and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : II(2001)ACC581; I(2002)ACC329; 2002ACJ329

..... contentions regarding calculation of the compensation. the supreme court in kerala state electricity board v. valsala k. 2000 acj 5 (sc), held that workmen's compensation has to be calculated on the basis of the provisions as existing on the date of the accident. the amendment act 30 of 1995 was brought into force only on 15.9.1995. ..... connected with railway. finally, it was contended by the learned counsel for the appellant that the commissioner has calculated compensation on the basis of provisions of the amended act as amended by act 30 of 1995 which came into force with effect from 15.9.1995. the accident happened on 10.6.1995 as per the application, i.e., ..... before the commencement of the amended act. therefore, the compensation can be calculated, even if payable, only as per the provisions of the unamended act.2. the commissioner has assessed loss of earning capacity at 10 per cent. the above assessment of loss of .....

T.O. Lonappan, Proprietor Vs. Assistant Engineer, Electrical Section a ...

Court : Kerala State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Thiruvananthapuram

..... between the commercial and livelihood and also the elaborated interpretation of the livelihood and commercial which defined in the consumer protection act before and after the amendment carried out in the act (2003). very same time it is seeing that the counsel for the respondent/opposite party submitted that the forum below discussed ..... found that the complainants firm is not coming under the domestic tariff but under the commercial tariff. there are 3 categories of tariffs as per the electricity supply code, they are; domestic tariff, commercial tariff, and industrial tariff. industrial tariff is costly than the domestic tariff. the domestic tariff is normally ..... cheaper than both commercial and industrial tariff. commercial tariff is higher in rate of electrical energy. the only question is that whether the opposite parties can change the domestic tariff of the complainant into the commercial tariff or not? there .....

K.P. Chackochan and anr. Vs. Federal Bank and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1989]66CompCas953(Ker)

..... the imposition of 'social control' on banking companies. the 'social control ' was imposed through act 58 of 1968 which amended the banking regulation act. the preamble to the amending act 58 of 1968 reads: 'an act further to amend the banking regulation act, 1949, so as to provide for the extension of social control over banks and for matters ..... 783 . similarly, where there is mismanagement and there is practical difficulty in not getting itremedied, it is a proper case for winding up on this ground (see rajahmundry electric supply corporation ltd, v. nageswara rao (a.) : [1955]2scr1066 ; likewise, where there is a deadlock in the management and where the substratum of the company ..... court in kaghunath swarup mathur v. harswarup mathur [1970] 40 comp cas 282, is profitable. from the law declared by the supreme court in rajahmundri electric supply corporation's case [1956] 26 comp cas 91, it is clear that section 397 provides an alternative remedy to the minority shareholders who could, on .....

Regional Director, E.S.i. Corporation Vs. Cannanore Spinning and Weavi ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2001)IILLJ1573Ker

..... undertake to discharge the liabilities, if ultimately the original petition is dismissed. so during the period when the stay order was in force, the respondent could not have acted in teams of the amendment and the added coverage. consequently, honouring the interim order passed by this court, the employees who had been earning wages in excess of rs.3,000/- could not ..... the counsel for the appellant is the challenge against the enhancement of electricity tariff. consumers were really aggrieved by the notification. in such circumstances, when such consumers want to avert payment of enhanced rate by filing original petition and obtained stay and finally the original petition was dismissed upholding the amendment, casting the liability to pay the enhanced rate of tariff on .....

Janaki Balakrishnan and Others Vs. I.K.Thripu

Court : Kerala

..... many of them were covered with full of dust. except three sacks of bend pipes, nothing was there to indicate any signs of business in sanitary wares, electrical goods and plumbing materials as projected in the rent control petition. therefore, appreciating the pleadings and evidence, the rent control court came to the conclusion that the ..... in rca.no.109/2008 on the file of the rent control appellate authority/iii addl.district court. kozhikode dated2206-2011 against the order in rcp no.68/2007 on the file of the rent control court/i addl.munsiff's court,kozhikode. revision petitioners/appellants/petitioners:1. janaki balakrishnan, w/o.late balakrishnan, residing in ..... would indicate that only a claim under section 11(8) of the act would be maintainable. the landlords in the above proceedings sought for a remand order to carry out amendment in the pleadings so as to substantiate their claim under section 11(8) of the act. however, this court declined their request as it would cause prejudice .....

Bhaskaran Vs. Sub-divisional Officer

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1982(II)KLT248

..... country from external aggressions and internal disturbances; it is a against performing multifarious functions. it builds dams, construct railways, operates buses, flies planes, digs canals, generates electricity, distributes essential articles, carries letters establishes schools, colleges, ports and poor homes. it is active in the field of mining, banking, insurance, shipping and fishing. ..... state itself is not ready to take such an extreme step is the indication one gets from the industrial disputes (amendment) bill, 1982 now before parliament. the bill is intended to amend the i.d. act; the term 'industry' is itself being redefined as any systematic activity carried on by the co-operation of employers ..... of working men and women for better] benefits. even otherwise, it is for the state to act if it thinks that government servants who are also workmen, should not get] double benefits. it can amend the i.d. act or bring in other legislation, as suggested by krishna iyer, j., and beg, c.j., .....