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Commissioner of Wealth-tax Vs. Jayalalitha

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]243ITR652(Mad)

..... is a unit of assessment by special provisions, but is not a full person. since a contract of employment requires two distinct persons, viz., the employer and the employee, there cannot be a contract of service, in strict law, between a firm and one of its partners.' 13. counsel submitted that the tribunal was wrong in ..... , the amount of annuity received by the assessee was treated as part of her wealth for the purpose of assessment under the wealth-tax act by the wealth tax officer. the assessee's appeals against these orders were dismissed by the commissioner of income-tax (appeals). the assessee filed further appeals to the tribunal. the tribunal ..... for subsequent years were received pursuant to a policy taken out by a (film producer vijaya international, which produced the film 'nam naadu' inwhich the assessee had acted, the assessee at that time having been a filmactress. the policy was taken out pursuant to an agreement between thefirm 'natyakalaniketen' of which the assessee and her .....

Kedarnath Jagdish Rai and Hemraj Lalji and Co. Vs. the Union of India ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : III(2004)ACC509; (2003)3MLJ446

..... in o.a.no.i/1368/93 on the file of the railway claims tribunal, madras bench. 2. the appellant m/s.kedarnath jagdish rai herein moved the railway claims tribunal on 06.09.1993 claiming a compensation of rs.10,110/- towards damages for the goods consigned by rail, in respect of the goods consigned on 15.02 ..... .19. it is the main contention of the appellant that consignment was damaged due to gross negligence and misconduct on the part of the railway administration and its employees and also due to defective wagon and moderate delay in transit. the railways took the stand that the consignment was not entrusted in a sound condition for carriage ..... to record on the forwarding note the facts and the condition of the goods. section 98(1)(a) mandates that notwithstanding anything contained in chapter xi of the railways act, when goods are entrusted to railway administration by carriage and if they are in defective condition as a consequence of which, they are liable to damage, deterioration, leakage .....

Hawa Ummal Vs. Mohammed Yousuff (Deceased) and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)1MLJ257

..... interest.2.2. revision petitioner/plaintiff challenges the compromise decree contending that she did not consent to give 11/2 feet in the suit property nor agreed to receive any compensation as stipulated in the compromise memo and that the compromise is a fraud played upon the court. according to her, only when the commissioner came to divide the property, ..... and defendant endorsed that the defendant was entitled to 9 feet width in the total length, for which a sum of rs. 5000/- was assured to be paid as compensation. rs. 3000/- was stated to be paid then and thereby leaving a balance amount of rs. 2000/- which was agreed to be paid within sixty days and if not ..... 02.05.1988 17. it is thus seen from the above and the materials on record, that filing of joint memo of compromise was not an isolated act on the part of the plaintiff's advocate; but long drawn process of litigation in the final decree stage. the commissioner has filed the report on 19.12.1985, expressing his opinion 'that .....

V.K.Palanisamy and ors. Vs. the Secretary, State of Tamil Nadu and ors ...

Court : Chennai

..... section, a person shall be deemed to be interested in land who would be entitled to claim an interest in compensation if the land were acquired under this act."19. as per section 5-a of the act, every objection under sub-section (1) of the said section shall be made to the collector in writing, and ..... interfere in writ jurisdiction and accordingly the writ petition is allowed. it is for the authorities to pursue the matter from the stage of the enquiry under s. 5a of the act and after duly satisfying the requisite statutory formalities."29. in ramiah moopanar vs. state of tamil nadu, rep. by the secretary to government, adi- ..... with the views of the district revenue officer, erode and thereafter, after accepting his report, requested the collector to initiate land acquisition proceeding to acquire the petitioner's land for tamil nadu corporation for industrial infrastructure development (tacid), for establishment of a growth centre and to send necessary 4(1) proposals to the government. in .....

D.RajA. Vs. the Chief General Manager and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... be the state. remedy for a breach of a contractual condition was also by way of civil action fordamages/compensation. with the development of law relating to judicial review of administrative actions, a writ court can now examine the ..... order passed by this court in w.p.no.20736 of 2009, wherein, while allowing the interlocutory application in case of employees, who after completion of new contract period were given benefit of career path / grade and their services were subsequently terminated ..... perversity, unreasonableness, unfairness or irrationality, that would vitiate the action, but judicial review cannot extend to the court acting an an appellate authority sitting in judgment over the decision.42. this court cannot sit in the arm chair of ..... where the action of the authority is mala fide, arbitrary, irrational, disproportionate or unreasonable but impermissible if the petitioner's challenge is based only on the ground that the view taken by the authority may be less reasonable than what .....

Banglore Woollen, Cotton and Silk Mills Co. Ltd., by Agents Binny and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad361; [1950]18ITR423(Mad)

..... a statute it does not lose ita character and its quality as interest because it was awarded as compensation for loss or delay. nor does its non recurrence exclude it from the words of the taxing act. it is, therefore, difficult to accept the contention that the unpaid purchase money changed its character into ..... bom. 651 : : [1933]1itr341(bom) . commr. of income-tax, bombay v. national mutual association of australasia, 57 bom. 519 : : air1933bom427 , metro goldwyn mayer co.'s case, : air1939bom257 . there are three requisites for section 42 (1) to come into play. there must be a business in british india, a connection with that business and the ..... the remington typewriter co. case , the bombay company was formed expressly for the purpose of acquiring from the american company and carrying on american company's business and selling its manufactured goods. there was no doubt no contractual relationship between the bombay company and the american company which compelled the bombay company to .....

V. Narasimhachariar Vs. Egmore Benefit Society, 3rd Branch Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1955Mad135

..... to to the spirit of the regulation and hence was not recognised even where the mortgage was in the english form (for law before the act see chitale and annajli rao's transfer of property act air publication third edn. p. 1255).15. in one case the question went up to the privy council but their lordships negatived the ..... will not interfere with the sale. (see discussion on page 438 of e. vinayak row and appu row's transfer of property act (1930) (law publishing co., mylapore) and mulla's transfer of property act, 3rd edn. 1949, p. 478-479) and rashbehary ghose's classic 'the law of mortgage in india (tagore law lectures fourth edn. (1914) (thacker spink and co ..... of 1954. the plaintiff has also filed this application for an adinterim injunction.3. the points which arise for consideration are (a) whether s, 69, transfer of property act offends the equal potection of law guaranteed under article 14 of the constitution; (b) whether it offends article 19(1)(f) of the constitution guaranteeing the .....

R. Ganapathy Subramaniam Vs. Enfield India Ltd., Madras,

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1985)IILLJ77Mad

..... their production has been deliberately withheld by the first respondent. we may also point out that even on the evidence of a.w. 1, he was unaware of how many employees were there in the spare parts division, though he would name six workers in the godown and would give three more names as packers. as pointed out earlier, inclusive ..... the number of persons employed in the licensed premises. in the course of the cross-examination of the appellant, he frankly admitted that he does not know how many employees are there in the spare parts division and he does not know the total number even. r.w. 1 gave the names of six of the ..... done with a view to sell, transport or deliver or dispose of the motorcycles and that process would therefore, be undoubtedly a 'manufacturing process, within the meaning of s. 2(k) of the factories act. the appellant, though not connected with the main manufacturing process, in the production of the motorcycles, has been attending, even according to his evidence, to the .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. J. JenkIn Thomas and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1975]101ITR511(Mad)

..... stuffs manufactured by ciba. ciba agreed to pay a commission at the rate of 12 1/2% of which 7 1/2% was treated as selling commission and 5% as compensation in lieu of the contingency expenses, which the selling agent had to meet, such as commission to dyeing-masters, agents, etc. the question before the supreme court was whether this ..... the contract of employment in connection with which he had rendered services to the promoters was a contract between them and messrs. lovelock and lewes. the assessee was not an employee of the promoters under that contract as an individual, nor could he claim any salary or wages as such. the contract of employment could neither be enforced against him ..... before the tribunal a reference was made to section 7 and also to section 4(3)(vi) of the act. the tribunal held that the employer of the respective assessees was p. d. t. s. and not n. l. c., that when the employees came over to india for carrying out the specific work at the mine of the n. l. c. there .....

Gannan Dunkerley and Co. (Madras) Ltd. Vs. State of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1954Mad130

..... food grains and debit the cost thereof against the wages, which they have to pay to them. they also run canteens for the supply of foodstuffs to their employees at their work spots but they derive no profit either from the sale of the food grains or foodstuffs. in the case of most of the contracts, the ..... v. lewis, (1888) 22 q. b. d. 1(z), the court of appeal in england had to construe the expression 'carry on business' occurring in the mayor's court (extension) act 1857 (20 and 21 vict. ch. cl vii section 12). in construing the meaning of the expression 'carry on business' fry l. j. stated at p. 5 of ..... consideration, for that question does not arise for consideration here. the learned advocate' general, however, attempted to argue that, exchange transactions under sections 118 and 121, transfer of property act, are also transactions of sale, and that hire purchase agreements are also treated as sale transactions under certain contingencies as laid down in the -- 'auto. supply co. ltd. .....