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Shukan Kumar and Others Vs. Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1990P& H115

..... buildings within the municipal limits of ludhiana are concerned, the same are governed by the punjab municipal corporation act, 1976. section 275 of the punjab municipal corporation act, 1976, provides that the building activity can be by a town plan or building scheme. upto 1-4-1977 the punjab municipal ..... case of the respondent that so far as the building activities within the municipal limits of ludhiana are concerned, they are governed by the the municipal corporation act, 1976.3. i have heard the learned counsel for the parties and perused the documents on the file.4. so far as construction activities of ..... act, 1911, was operative at ludhiana. under the punjab municipal act, 1911, the building activities were regulated by s. 192 of the act. as a matter of a fact s. 192 of the act .....

D.V. Salgaocar (Huf) Vs. First Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Pune

Reported in : (1989)29ITD427(Pune.)

..... or production of any article or thing, not being an article or thing specified in the list in the eleventh schedule.8. we are concerned with section 32a(2)(a) of the act. what we have to consider is whether the assessee was engaged in the business of operation of ships.9. the business of operation of ships was a ..... stated the position is different when we have to consider the expression 'business of operation of ships' in clause (a) of section 32a(2) of the act. that expression, as already stated, would include within its compass the act of entering into what is known as "charterparty by demise".15. we may here refer to the decision of the madras bench ..... not amount to the act of being engaged in the business of operation of ships, and as such the income in question was not assessable as business income and investment allowance was not allowable.5. we have considered rival submissions. section 32a(1) lays down that in respect of a ship specified in sub-section (2), which is owned by .....

N. Bala Subramanian Vs. Government of Tamil Nadu Represented by Commis ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1989)1MLJ219

..... to the delay in the disposal of service matters, such a grievance can be agitated before the state administrative tribunal. this conclusion of mine is section 28 of the act, under which the jurisdiction, power and authority of high court and other subordinate courts in regard to service matters of tamil nadu government servants ..... is well settled that the tribunal is a substitute for the high court. therefore, any grievance relating to recruitment can be decided by the tribunal, section 15 of the act makes this provision clear. this point has been considered by the principal bench of the central administrative tribunal reported in g.p. mathur, ashkaram aggl ..... tribunal, as the subject matter of the writ petition comes under its jurisdiction. since the learned counsel represented the papers stating that under section 15 of the central administrative tribunals act, 1985, the state tribunal will have jurisdiction only in respect of service matters and since the prayer in this writ petition is to .....

Kshatra Nath Banerjee and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1989)1CALLT281(HC)

..... .5. considered the facts and submissions made by mr. banerjee. the land acquisition collector has been under the wrong impression that the applications under section 18 of the land acquisition act were made for higher valuation of land and not for interest only and the awards made in 1967 are final awards and no reference applications were ..... and time does not run till the award is final. but' order, dated 27th may, 1980 the l.a. collector rejected the application under section 18, of the land acquisition act on the ground that the application is barred by limitation and this order is now under challenge.3. mr. banerjee, the learned advocate appearing for ..... up analogously for hearing as the point is one and the same and are disposed of by this judgment.2. by virtue of notification under section 4 of the land acquisition act, 1894 and proceedings started thereunder the government acquired a large number of plots of land for development of industries in durgapur area and the possession .....

Amrutlal Weljibhai Rathod Vs. Vishwasrao Deorao Patil

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1989Bom410; 1989(3)BomCR467; (1989)91BOMLR246

..... regarding the posting and not regarding the reaching of the letter to the addressee. there appears to be considerable force in what mr. mehadia says. section 114 of the evidence act permits the court to presume the existence of any fact which the court things likely to have haled, regard being had to the common course of ..... natural events, human conduct and public and private business, in their relation to the facts of a particular case. iiiustrations are given below this section and illustration (f ..... bench of this court observed:'it was argued before us by the leaned counsel for the opponent that this is a revisional application, and at best question of construction of section, (sic) and therefore we should not interfere. if it were so simple as that, we would not have hesitated to dismiss this application. the question, however, .....

Orient Paper and Industries Ltd. Vs. Orissa State Electricity Board

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 67(1989)CLT601; 1989(42)ELT552(Ori)

..... regard to manufacture and production since parliament is well aware of the meaning of the phrase 'manufacture and production'. in the state financial corporation act 1951, while defining 'industrial concern' in section 2(c) parliament used the word 'manufacture' in respect of goods and 'generation' in respect of electricity. same is the phrase in ..... such property. it is needless to repeat that it is capable of abstraction, consumption, and use which, if done dishonestly, should attract punishment under section 39 of the indian electricity act, 1910. it can be transmitted transferred, delivered, stored, possessed etc. in the same way as any other movable property....' the aforesaid passage would ..... various provisions there can be no doubt that electricity is an excisable goods liable to be taxed under the act.5. mr. mohanti submitted that electricity is not goods and accordingly by section 36 of the act 19 of 1978 inclusion of item he to the first schedule to the providing for levy of duty .....

Rangammal Krishnamachari (Estate of Late) Vs. Central Board of Direct ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1989]178ITR234(Mad)

..... does not mean 'identical property' but means 'similar property' or 'representative item'. let us consider the issue. the term 'property' is defined in section 2(15) of the act as including in respect of any interest in property, movable or immovable, the proceeds of sale thereof and any money or investments for the time being representing ..... and also includes any property converted from one species into another by any method. in view of the provisions contained in the above said two sections of the estate duty act, the accountable person claimed quick succession relief in respect of the sale proceeds of the properties which are sold and converted. the second respondent ..... and the sale proceeds thereof, we consider that the respondents are not correct in restricting the relief as claimed by the accountable person under section 31 of the estate duty act, 1953. in such circumstances, we direct the respondents to grant the relief of quick succession in entirely towards the sale proceeds of the .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Shri Sat Parkash

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1990)83CTR(P& H)182; [1989]178ITR393(P& H)

..... , it is not permissible under section 41(1) of the act to add the amount in question, that is, that received as refund by the erstwhile partners of the firm in their individual capacity. no penalty could, therefore, ..... and distinct assessees. in the present case, deductions in respect of liability for sales tax wereallowed to the firm. by virtue of section 41(1) of the act, therefore, the amount would be deemed income in the hands of the assessee that got the deductions which, in this case, was the firm. this being so ..... clearly to be answered in the affirmative, in favour of the assessee and against the revenue. keeping in view the definition of 'person' as given in section 2(31) of the act, it will be seen that it includes a firm too which means that a firm will succeed a firm while its partners in their individual capacity are separate .....

City of Richmond Vs. J. A. Croson Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... benign discrimination and congressional power to enforce the fourteenth amendment, 56 ind.l.j. 473, 512-513 (1981) ("congress may authorize, pursuant to section 5, state action that would be foreclosed to the states acting alone"). we do not, as justice marshall's dissent suggests, see post at 488 u. s. 557 -560, find in 5 of the ..... satisfaction of the director that the requirements herein cannot be achieved." 12-157. to this end, the director promulgated contract clauses, minority business utilization plan (contract clauses). section d of these rules provided: "no partial or complete waiver of the foregoing [30% set-aside] requirement shall be granted by the city other than in exceptional circumstances ..... measure which appropriated $4 billion in federal grants to state and local governments for use in public works projects. section 103(f)(2) of the act was a minority business set-aside provision. it required state or local grantees to use 10% of their federal grants to procure services or .....

Argentine Rep. Vs. Amerada Hess

Court : US Supreme Court

..... agreements to which the united states [was] a party at the time of the enactment of this act[,] a foreign state shall be immune from the jurisdiction of the courts of the united states and of the states except as provided in sections 1605 to 1607 of this chapter." the fsia also added 1330(a) to title 28; it provides ..... of action for foreign corporations to recover compensation from foreign states in united states courts. cf. head money cases, 112 u. s. 580 , 112 u. s. 598 -599 (1884); foster v. neilson, 2 pet. 253, 27 u. s. 314 (1829). nor do we see how a foreign state can waive its immunity under 1605(a)(1) by signing ..... the president announced that the united states would henceforth recognize a territorial sea of 12 nautical miles. see presidential proclamation no. 6928, 54 fed.reg. 777 (1989). [ footnote 9 ] section 1605(a)(2) provides, in pertinent part, that foreign states shall not be immune from the jurisdiction of united states courts in cases "in which the action is based . . . .....