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Hindustan Copper Limited Vs. the State of M.P. and Others

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... tract of land taken on mining lease from the state government. 3. section 3 of the m.p. electricity duty act, 1949 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') which provides for levy of electricity duty on sale or consumption of electrical energy, was amended by m.p. act no.21 of 1986. explanation (b) to part b of section 3 of the ..... act defines the term mine to mean a mine to which the mines act 1952 applies and includes the premises or machinery ..... and in order to augment the revenues for meeting essential expenditure it is considered advisable to levy a duty on sale of electric energy. section 3 of the act provides that every distributor of electrical energy and every producer shall pay every month to the state government at the prescribed time and in the prescribed manner a duty .....

Mandu Distilleries Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Madhya Pradesh Pradushan Niw ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1995MP57

..... stiff penalties but on active participation of the public. mindful of hazards, article 48a, mandating as under, came to be incorporated in constitution by 42nd amendment act, 1976. 'the state shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wild life of the country.'it is significant ..... period (section 25(4)(a)(iii) of the act).13. the board has power to give 'directions' under section 33a of the act which includes the power to direct the closure, prohibition, regulation of industry, operation, process or stoppage or regulation of supply of electricity, water or any other service. the control is ..... exercised through 'consent' and conditions. however, as the scheme of law suggests state pollution control board (respondent), constituted under sec. 4 of the act, is controlled by the directions that the central government, may .....

Narmada Valley Development Authority Vs. Narmada Construction

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(2)ARBLR494(MP); 2007(2)MPHT342; 2007(1)MPLJ347

..... of the limitation. the state has filed an application under section 5 of the limitation act [m (c) p. no. 3232/2001] to seek condonation. reply has been filed by the respondents. learned counsel for the applicant has placed great reliance on the amendment made in section 19 in august, 2005. learned counsel for applicant submits that now, ..... by the supreme court innagar palika parishad, morena v. agrawal construction co. 2004 (11) mpjr 374 and approved. later, in a full bench judgment in m.p. electricity board v. pandey construction co. 2005 (2) mplj 550, section 19 of m.p. madhyastham adhikaran adhiniyam was considered in the context of section 5 of the limitation ..... by the supreme court innagar palika parishad, morena v. agrawal construction co. 2004 (11) mpjr 374 and approved. later, in a full bench judgment in m.p. electricity board v. pandey construction co. 2005(2) mplj 550, section 19 of m.p. madhyastham adhikaran adhiniyam was considered in the context of section 5 of the limitation .....

Gindiya Bai Wd/O Hamru Gond Vs. Chairman, M.P. Electricity Board and o ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1994(0)MPLJ240

..... status of the victim and its family and also on the basis of the paying capacity of the compensator. considering these aspects, recently the indian railways act has been amended and a minimum compensation in fatal accident cases has been fixed to the tune of rs. two lakhs.20. further, keeping in view these norms, ..... drawn that there has been carelessness on the part of the respondents in properly maintaining the transformer. this inference is also supported by rule 91, of the indian electricity rules, 1956.12. every over-head line, where energy is passing, must be covered with insulating material, whereas in the instant case annalal belvanshi (dw 1), ..... employees of the upper banganga project had taken illegal connection upto their search tower. this naked wire was touching the stay wire of the transformer pole thereby discharging electricity through the stay wire and in this way the accident occurred.5. the trial court found that the respondents were negligent, vide issue no. 2, and .....

Prithviraj Chouhan Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : [2004]267ITR450(MP)

..... , which according to us was apparent on the face of the record.5. in a similar factual situation, this court has held in cit v. m.p. electricity board : [1994]210itr425(mp) that when the law is amended with retrospective effect, the fiction is that all must proceed on the basis of law at the relevant time when the law was ..... substantial question of law is involved in this appeal and the connected appeals. there is no dispute as to the fact that explanation 1 substituted in section 234b of the act was not brought to the notice of the tribunal or due to oversight it escaped its notice. on bringing this fact to its notice, the tribunal has rectified its ..... common order passed by the income-tax appellate tribunal, indore bench.3. all these appeals have been preferred by the assessee under section 260a of the income-tax act, 1961 (for short 'the act'). the original order by the tribunal was passed in the appeal preferred by the revenue. the said order of the tribunal was based on a judgment of .....

Municipal Committee Vs. Harda Electric Supply Co. (Private) Ltd.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1964MP101

..... -9-1956, total rs. 32,873/14/-. alternatively, it claimed a sum of rs. 40,000/- on the basis of the right- to enhance rates under the electricity (supply) act, 1948. as a second alternative, the plaintiff claimed a decree for rs. 48,707/1/3 as damages for loss of income caused by pumping larger quantities of water ..... , operates as estoppel by judgments.8. section 32 of the arbitration act provides that an award cannot be set aside, nor, amended, nor modified nor in any way affected, except in the manner provided in the act, it can only be set aside by an application under the arbitration act. see jawahar lal v. union of india, air 1962 sc 378 ..... is, however, entitled to the exclusion of two months for statutory notice. the suit was commenced on october 15, 1956, so that it is entitled to additional price of electricity consumed between august 15, 1953. and october 15, 1956.33. we have found the following calculations as a good and workable basis for assessing the damages. (after calculation. .....

Kasturilal Gopaldas and anr. Vs. Prabhakar Martand Patki and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1971MP145

..... the driver of the vehicle takes all these precautions, there is no reason why he cannot avert the accident; that it was in evidence that there was no horn, either electric or bulb; although it was suggested that there was a pressure horn in the truck, but the evidence indicated that no horn was at all blown; and that, under these ..... run over. as a result of this accident, anilkumar died on the spot instantaneously.3. it was alleged by the respondent-applicant that the truck had no horn as its electric horn was out of order and the truck was not fitted with a rubber-bulb horn, and that, therefore, before entering the cross-roads no horn was blown. it was ..... (11), c. p. c. and further also in the context of the provisions of the fatal accidents act. thus the parents of the deceased would be entitled to make an application for compensation. it appears that it was in this context that the amendment was sought by the driver before the tribunal contending that as the mother was not joined as a .....

Deora P.U. Cabncon Mfg. Co. (P.) Ltd. Vs. Maharashtra State Electricit ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : [1991]70CompCas220(MP)

..... return of the plaint for presentation in a proper court having jurisdiction.2. the plaintiff-appellant obtained contracts for supply of conductors and aluminium wires to the respondent-maharashtra state electricity board (for short, 'the mseb') pursuant to acceptance of their tenders (exhibit d-1 and exhibit d-3), etc. the plaintiff was required to furnish a bank ..... the direction made for return of the plaint for proper presentation in the appropriate court contained in the impugned order is hereby set aside. the plaintiff is allowed to amend the valuation for the purpose of court-fees at rs. 50,000 instead of rs. 300 as has been stated in the plaint and to pay the deficit court ..... [ 1963] jlj 674, it has been held that the plaintiff has liberty to put the valuation for court-fees under section 7(iv)(c) of the court fees act, but the valuation should not be arbitrary and if the relief sought has real money value, then that will be the valuation for court-fees. the relevant observations are .....

Mohta Ispat Limited, Ratlam Vs. the Chief Municipal Officer, Ratlam an ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1981MP62; 1981MPLJ175

..... fee for industry engaged in business comprised in item 13 (7) that is 'yantrik karkhane', employing electrical or mechanical energy i. e. oil engine, steam engine, and hydraulic energy, was rupees 10/- till march, 1974. by an amendment introduced by notification dated 5th april, 1974, the licence fee has been enhanced from rs. 10/-to ..... regulation of trades falls in chapter ix and the levy of fees for licences and permissions falls in chapter xiv. similar is the scheme in madras district municipalities act (act 5 of 1920) with which their lordships of the supreme court had an occasion to deal in the municipal council, madurai v. r. nara-yanan, air ..... chief municipal officer, ratlam nagar palika, ratlam and two others). 2. the petitioners, a company with limited liability duly incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, 1956, have their factory for casting steel ingots in the industrial area of ratlam town. the industrial area was developed by the state government and was located .....

Kailash Narayan Deewan Vs. Baboolal Suresh Chand

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1990MP262

..... requirement were inserted, which came into force from 16-8-83. during the pendency of this application before the rent controller, the principal act was further amended by m. p. accommodation control (amendment) act, 1985 (act no. 7 of 1985), which came into force from 26-4-1985, whereby besides other provisions, section 23-j was also inserted, which ..... of his own in his occupation in the city of gwalior. the petitioner invoked the jurisdiction of the rent controller by virtue of the amendment in the m.p.accommodation control (amendment) act, 1983 (act no. 27 of 1983), whereby special provisions in chapter iii-a in relation to eviction of tenants on ground of (bona fide) ..... . jugal kishore, who affirmed on oath that there was a partition between the three brothers in december, 1971. he also stated that after the partition, electric and water connections of all the 3 brothers are separate, though in the record of the municipal corporation the name of their father is continuing as owner .....