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Working Journalists of the hindu Madras Vs. Management of the hindu, M ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad370; (1961)ILLJ288Mad; (1961)1MLJ260

..... concern was closed. their lordships of the supreme court repelled an argument that as the industry was not in existence and as the relationship between the employer and the employees had ceased prior to the reference, the reference itself was not a valid one, and held "we think that on a true construction of section 3 the power ..... its publication.8. though the definition of an industrial dispute does not in so many words state that a dispute or a difference between an employer and an individual employee of his in connection with his employment or the conditions of labour of any person is not within its scope, it is well settled that it is only ..... a dispute between the working journalists of the hindu and the management within the meaning of section 2(k) of the industrial disputes act, read with section 3(1) of the working journalists act...."the union's reply also reiterated the fact that the dispute had been referred to by the government for adjudication as a dispute between the working .....

Executive Engineer and Administrative Officer, Coimbatore Housing Unit ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)2MLJ918

..... all encumbrances. once the land vests in the government and the amount of compensation is determined subject to reconsideration as to the quantum of compensation by the competent civil court under section 18 of the act, there is no other provision under the act empowering the government to divest the title which was validly vested in the ..... v. d.r. laxmi and ors. 1997 mlj 116. in paragraph-7 of the judgment, the supreme court by placing reliance on the judgment in sanjeevnagar medical & health employees co.op. society v. mohd. abdul wahab : [1996]2scr308 and in satendra prasad jain case : air1993sc2517 , has observed as follows:10. the order or action, ..... of tom-tom.' the said judgment was quoted with approval by a subsequent division bench in the judgment in ramgopal estates pvt. ltd. represented by managing director k.s. hemanth kumar, chennai v. state of tamil nadu represented by commissioner and secretary to government, industries department, chennai and ors. : 2007(2)ctc369 , wherein it .....

United India Insurance Company Limited, Salem. Vs. V.Vijayakumar Rep.b ...

Court : Chennai

..... petitions is as follows:(i) chapter xi of the motor vehicles act, 1988 providing compulsory insurance of vehicles against third-party risks is a social welfare legislation to extend relief by compensation to victims of accidents caused by use of motor vehicles. the provisions of compulsory insurance coverage of all ..... at the time of accident, deceased was working as accountant in kumaran garments. he was working as a part time employee in kumaran garments and about one month prior to the accident he was full time employee in kumaran garments. he was paid salary of rs.4,500/-. p.w.2 has produced ex.p.10 salary ..... direct recovery of the same from the owner. these two matters stand apart and require contextual reading. ...... " 31. after referring to various decisions, in swaran singh's case, the supreme court summarised its findings on the various decisions, which are as follows:"110. the summary of our findings to the various issues as raised in these .....

Union of India and anr. Vs. M. Mariaprakasa Mudaliar Sons Karur

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1972Mad140

..... defined of a railway administration'. under those circumstances the word 'loss' cannot bear a restricted meaning assigned to it in english cases. the acts are not in pari materia as observed inm. s. m. railway v. haridoss banmalidoss. air 1919 mad 140 = ilr 41 mad 871. the word 'loss' has to be interpreted in ..... employees of the railway administration, goods entrusted for carriage are lost, destroyed or deteriorated, the railway administration is guilty of failing to take the degree of care which is prescribed by section 72 of the railways act."4. article 30 of the first schedule to the limitation act. 1908, prescribes the period of limitation for suits against a carrier for compensation ..... the consignment had been sold by public auction on 23-10-1962 and returned the bond. complaining that no notice under section 54 and s. 57 of the indian railways act had been given to the respondent and stating that the non-compliance with the requirements of those sections rendered the sale unlawful, the .....

M.C. Chaganlal Sowear Vs. P. Anantaraman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad415

..... besides the principal, the other sums including interest due under the provisions of the mortgage deed should also be paid before the mortgage could be redeemed. thereupon, the suit, o. s. no. 114 of 1952, was filed by the first respondent in the court of the district munsit of poonamallee. the learned district munsif decreed the suit. he held that the ..... the property.....described below and from our other properties.' the deed itself was styled as a deed of possessory mortgage. 2. under section 58(a) of the transfer of property act, 'mortgage money' is the amount due for principal and interest o which payment is secured for the time being. under section 60 of that ..... act, the mortgagor has a right on payment or tender at a proper time or place of the mortgage money to obtain redemption. the 'question, therefore, is whether the interest and .....

M. Ratanchand Chordia and ors. Vs. Kasim Khaleeli

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1964Mad209

..... sardarmal and ranjitmal chordia became the purchasers at a sale by public auction held in pursuance of the powers conferred under section 20 of the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act, 1954. the learned judge, kailasam, j., was inclined to take the view that the sale in favour of the defendants is not free from ..... prescription or by grant, was extinguished by the vesting of the property in the central government by virtue of the provisions of the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act of 1954.10. we shall advert to these contentions and deal with them seriatim.11. the ingredients necessary for the establishment of a prescriptive ..... parliament not to deprive person of rights of property without adequate compensation. we are therefore unable to accept the contention of mr. gopalaswami aiyangar that the plaintiff's right through a b c d became statutorily extinguished by operation of section 12 of the act.22. on behalf of the plaintiff it was contended that .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. National Textile Corporation (Tamilnadu ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]243ITR487(Mad)

..... income-tax officer by compelling the transferee whose title is traceable to the central government to pay amounts in addition to the amounts of the compensation provided for in the act. it is not the province of the income-tax officer to amend or add to legislation enacted by parliament directly or indirectly. the revenue ..... undertaking had been taken over by the central government, and the wages, salaries and other dues of the employees for the period after the management had been taken over by the central government.2. section 5(3) of the act provides that,'for the removal of doubts, it is hereby declared that--. . . (a) save as ..... ,991 of cambodia mills limited, is unsustainable in view of the overriding effect of the provisions contained in the nationalisation act, 1974 ?(2) whether the appellate tribunal's view that what was acquired under the nationalisation act, 1974, was the undertaking of cambodia mills limited, and not cambodia mills limited, itself is reasonable, supported by valid .....

Narayanan C.T. Vs. Indian Overseas Bank and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2001)IILLJ703Mad

..... cash after october 27, 1992 and till the date of detection, i.e., on july 30, 1993 are liable to compensation. accordingly the loss of rs. 30,000 was ordered to be recovered from all the nine officials including the petitioner in ..... such extended period as may be granted by the disciplinary authority and the defence statement. if any, submitted by the officer employee shall be taken into consideration by the disciplinary authority before passing orders. (2) where, however, the disciplinary authority is ..... to ensure and protect the interest of the bank and discharge your duties with utmost devotion and diligence. you had acted otherwise than in your (sic) judgment in the performance of your official duties.'the learned counsel for the petitioner proceeded ..... failure to conduct enquiry, even though it is stated that the charge levelled against him is a major misconduct sri s. vaidyanathan, learned counsel for respondents, has brought to my notice that it is only a minor misconduct and as per .....

A. Sreedevi Vs. Vicharapu Ramakrishna Gowd

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2005(5)CTC748; I(2006)DMC475; (2006)1MLJ116

..... order or decision for rehearing of the issues raised in the proceedings'. the court referred with approval the dictum of morris, l.j. in rex v. northumberland compensation appeal tribunal.in nagendra nath bora v. commr. of hills division this court observed as under:'it is thus, clear that the powers of judicial interference under ..... an endorsement reporting no instructions and he has not advanced any argument but prayed this court to consider the written statement filed already.12. the family courts act, 1984 (act 66 of 1984) was enacted by the parliament, which came into force by notification in the official gazzette on different dates for different states. in so ..... on the basis that the averments made in paras 1 to 9 of the preliminary submissions and paras 1 to 12 thereof were true and correct to the deponent's knowledge, based on information derived from the official record, which he believed to be correct. the verification clause adds, 'nothing has been concealed or stated incorrect .....

The Planters Association of Tamil Nadu. Vs. the Secretary to Governmen ...

Court : Chennai

..... the provisions of welfare officers in the state of tamilnadu, government of tamilnadu has taken permission under section 43(3) of the plantations labour act, 1951 from the government of india and vide this ministry's letter no.s-66012/1/2005-ir(pl) dated 28.02.2005, permission has been granted for inclusion of the said provision. hence no infirmity arise ..... the question of grant to local authorities and cantonment boards as provided under section 7 of the taxation act but we are concerned with the leviability of tax on motor vehicles under section 3(2) of the taxation act. it is nobody's case that no tax was being levied on motor vehicles which is used or kept for use under ..... section 3(2) of the madhya pradesh motor vehicles taxation act, 1947. that apart to apply the principle of desuetude it is necessary to .....