Array ( [0] => ..... search operations, certain incriminating documents were seized. examination of some of the seized documents revealed undisclosed income of the assessee also. accordingly, notice under section 158bd of income-tax act, 1961 was issued on 23-4-2001.this notice was served upon the assessee on 24-4-2001. the assessee was required to file return within ..... deemed to be invalid because the same are in substance and effect in conformity with or according to the intent and purpose of the income-tax act, 1961 as provided under section 292b. as regards jurisdiction, the assessee is residing in the territorial jurisdiction of range-i, faridabad and is, therefore, within the jurisdictional limits of ..... ikbal & co. [1945] 13 itr 154 (bom.), the question for consideration before the hon'ble high court was, as to whether a notice under section 22(2) of the act, requiring the assessee to furnish the return of income (within thirty days of the receipt of the notice), as against the required period of 'not less ..... [1] => ..... virtue of the statutory provisions, such variable sum payable by the tenant in terms of the statute cannot form part of rent for the purpose of section 13 or section 17 of the act. at this stage it will be profitable to refer to the following observation of a bench consisting of three-judges of the supreme court in the ..... respondent in any way.38. in the case of anar devi v. nathu ram (supra), the supreme court reiterated the well-settled principles recognised by section 116 of the evidence act which estops even a person already in possession as a tenant under one landlord from denying the title of the subsequent landlord when once he acknowledges him ..... for the purpose of disposing of such application only unless the relevant issue of default or relationship of the parties was also decided along with the application under section 17(2) of the act. [see: synthetic plywood industries (p) ltd. v. manjulika bhadury and ors. reported in 1998 (1) clt 350 (cal) where all the decisions on this ..... [2] => ..... no ground of doubt that the building was constructed for the purposes of banking as well as for residence. in view of the provisions of law contained in section 2(g) read with section 2(d), the building let out to the petitioner is thus a residential building.7. learned counsel has argued that the witnesses of the tenant have not ..... and going. he has pleaded that he has no residential building in the urban area nor he has vacated any such building without sufficient cause after the commencement of the act.2. in the written statement, the tenant alleged that the entire property was given on rent including staircase, roof and passage. in respect of bona fide requirement, it ..... hemant gupta, j.1. the challenge in the present revision petition is to the order passed by the authorities under the east punjab urban restriction act, 1949, whereby an order of ejectment has been passed on the ground that the demised premises is required for bona fide use of the respondent-landlord. the respondent has ..... [3] => ..... therefore, if the dispute is between two members pertaining to any property of the society which is registered under the gujarat co-operative societies act, such dispute would fall under section 96 of the act. it appears that even in case of dalpatbhai bhimjibhai mehta (supra), the view expressed by this court is that the civil court will ..... the dispute is amongst two members of the same society pertaining to the constitution, management or business of such society, it would fall within scope of section 96 of the act. in a housing co-operative society, even otherwise also property is of the ownership of the society and certain rights are only transferred of the ..... respondent no. 2-society and as no reliefs were prayed against the respondent no. 2-society, the matter would fall outside the scope ana ambit of section 96 of the act. he, therefore, submitted that the tribunal ought not to have exercised the juridiction by allowing the appeal as the learned nominee has no jurisdiction. for ..... [4] => ..... ordered and if legal proceedings are pending pursuant thereto, are not to be affected by the repeal of the act. the act in question is a central act, therefore, the aforestated provisions i.e. section 6 would come to the rescue of the pending legal proceedings. the hon'ble supreme court has categorically observed ..... had not been properly calculated. dehors this, the affect of repeal has been dealt with under the general clauses act, 1897 and the specific reference may be made to section 6 of the aforesaid act. sub section (e) specifically protects investigation, legal proceedings or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, ..... nor admitted accordingly.8. learned counsel for the petitioner has argued that the learned financial commissioner, while exercising the powers under section 33 of the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act, 1954, has erred in law and facts. he has exceeded his jurisdiction while setting aside the negotiated sale of the ..... [5] => ..... is directory, i find that it is open to the parties to prove private partition de hors the affirmation of partition by the learned authorities in terms of section 123 of the act. thus, in respect of the third substantial question of law. it is concluded that non affirmance of private partition in revenue record will render such partition ..... of the land which has fallen to their respective shares and, therefore, it is open to the parties to lead evidence independent of order of affirmance under section 123 of the act to prove that there is a private partition. learned counsel for the appellant has also relied upon a division bench of this court reported as pritam singh v ..... ors. (1986) 88 p.l.r. 458; and darbara singh and anr. v. gurdial singh and anr. 1994 p.l.j. 25. before proceeding further, section 123 of the act is reproduced below:-123. affirmation of partition privately affected: (1) in any case in which a partition has been made without the intervention of a revenue officer, any party ..... [6] => ..... subject to entry tax and penalty are motor vehicles, the petitioner has not brought the vehicles for use as such or for sale to attract entry tax under section 3 of the act. according to him, the use of the vehicle is only incidental and the purpose of the vehicle is to make the equipments mobile. even though use ..... then i feel the assessment and levy of penalty on such excess value over the value of the truck chassis is not justified. the purchase value under section 2(n) of the entry tax act is as follows:'purchase value' means the value of the goods, as ascertained from the original invoice and includes insurance, excise duties, countervailing duties, sales ..... is a central government undertaking and so much so, tax cannot be demanded in respect of the motor vehicle as provided under second proviso to section 3(1) of the entry tax act. i find the exemption provided under the above refferred proviso is only for the property of central government and for items used exclusively for the ..... [7] => ..... to the defendant, the factum of the decree having been passed was disclosed by the plaintiff to the defendant in the proceedings in respect of a complaint under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, 1881 pending before the concerned metropolitan magistrate. the special circumstance pleaded and urged by the defendant is that the summons were issued and reportedly served on the ..... rohtak road,new delhi.7. furthermore, according to the defendant, it had filed a criminal complaint in the year 2004 in the court of the additional chief metropolitan magistrate under sections 403, 406, 420 ipc, inter alia, against the plaintiff. a copy of the alleged complaint is also filed along with is no. 4109/2005. the address given by the defendant ..... [8] => ..... has challenged the detention order dated 31.8.2005, passed by respondent no. 2, district magistrate, gautam budh nagar, under section 3(2) of the national security act 1980 and his continued detention thereunder. 2. the grounds of detention are contained in annexure-2 to the writ petition. ..... was allegedly engaged with his associates in cutting electricity wire at about 11 p.m. a case crime no. 36 of 2005 under section 379/411 i.p.c., p.s. bisrakh, district gautam budh nagar was registered against him. he was allegedly found to be ..... of 2005, under section 379 i.p.c., 34 of 2005, under section 379 i.p.c., 36 of 2005, under section 379/411 i.p.c., 57 of 2005, under section 2/3 gangsters act, 67 of 2005, under section 379/411 i.p.c., 189 of 2005, under section 379 i.p ..... .c. and 213 of 2005, under section 379 i ..... [9] => ..... in the circumstances. the common law ought never to produce a wholly unreasonable result € but the present question depends on statute, the limitation act, 1939, and section 26 of that act appears to me to make it impossible to reach the result which i have indicated." cartledge v jopling was a personal injury case and all ..... had led to the creation of a latent defect in property. the committee's report (cmnd.9390) resulted in the latent damage act 1986 section 1 of which incorporated section 14a into the 1980 act. just as cartledge v jopling had led to an extension of the limitation period in personal injury cases so the pirelli case ..... of such matters, which could sometimes be difficult to ascertain in a latent damage context, is specifically included in the definition of knowledge contained in section 14 of the 1980 act". 110. the reference in parenthesis to awareness of causation being "sometimes € difficult to ascertain in a latent damage context" cannot mean that the committee ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Old - Year 2006 - Page 85 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Feb 28 2006 (TRI)

NavIn Verma Vs. Assistant Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Decided on : Feb-28-2006

Reported in : (2006)100ITD73(Delhi)

..... search operations, certain incriminating documents were seized. examination of some of the seized documents revealed undisclosed income of the assessee also. accordingly, notice under section 158bd of income-tax act, 1961 was issued on 23-4-2001.this notice was served upon the assessee on 24-4-2001. the assessee was required to file return within ..... deemed to be invalid because the same are in substance and effect in conformity with or according to the intent and purpose of the income-tax act, 1961 as provided under section 292b. as regards jurisdiction, the assessee is residing in the territorial jurisdiction of range-i, faridabad and is, therefore, within the jurisdictional limits of ..... ikbal & co. [1945] 13 itr 154 (bom.), the question for consideration before the hon'ble high court was, as to whether a notice under section 22(2) of the act, requiring the assessee to furnish the return of income (within thirty days of the receipt of the notice), as against the required period of 'not less .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Team Consultants Private Limited Vs. Swapna Lahiri and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : 2006(3)CHN689

..... virtue of the statutory provisions, such variable sum payable by the tenant in terms of the statute cannot form part of rent for the purpose of section 13 or section 17 of the act. at this stage it will be profitable to refer to the following observation of a bench consisting of three-judges of the supreme court in the ..... respondent in any way.38. in the case of anar devi v. nathu ram (supra), the supreme court reiterated the well-settled principles recognised by section 116 of the evidence act which estops even a person already in possession as a tenant under one landlord from denying the title of the subsequent landlord when once he acknowledges him ..... for the purpose of disposing of such application only unless the relevant issue of default or relationship of the parties was also decided along with the application under section 17(2) of the act. [see: synthetic plywood industries (p) ltd. v. manjulika bhadury and ors. reported in 1998 (1) clt 350 (cal) where all the decisions on this .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Punjab National Bank Vs. Jawahar Lal Wadehra

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : (2006)143PLR41

..... no ground of doubt that the building was constructed for the purposes of banking as well as for residence. in view of the provisions of law contained in section 2(g) read with section 2(d), the building let out to the petitioner is thus a residential building.7. learned counsel has argued that the witnesses of the tenant have not ..... and going. he has pleaded that he has no residential building in the urban area nor he has vacated any such building without sufficient cause after the commencement of the act.2. in the written statement, the tenant alleged that the entire property was given on rent including staircase, roof and passage. in respect of bona fide requirement, it ..... hemant gupta, j.1. the challenge in the present revision petition is to the order passed by the authorities under the east punjab urban restriction act, 1949, whereby an order of ejectment has been passed on the ground that the demised premises is required for bona fide use of the respondent-landlord. the respondent has .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Manjulaben Dahyabhai Trivedi Vs. Pushpaben Mangaldas Patel and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : (2007)2GLR1269

..... therefore, if the dispute is between two members pertaining to any property of the society which is registered under the gujarat co-operative societies act, such dispute would fall under section 96 of the act. it appears that even in case of dalpatbhai bhimjibhai mehta (supra), the view expressed by this court is that the civil court will ..... the dispute is amongst two members of the same society pertaining to the constitution, management or business of such society, it would fall within scope of section 96 of the act. in a housing co-operative society, even otherwise also property is of the ownership of the society and certain rights are only transferred of the ..... respondent no. 2-society and as no reliefs were prayed against the respondent no. 2-society, the matter would fall outside the scope ana ambit of section 96 of the act. he, therefore, submitted that the tribunal ought not to have exercised the juridiction by allowing the appeal as the learned nominee has no jurisdiction. for .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Doaba Nirmal Mandal (Regd.) and anr. Vs. Financial Commissioner Revenu ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : (2006)143PLR174

..... ordered and if legal proceedings are pending pursuant thereto, are not to be affected by the repeal of the act. the act in question is a central act, therefore, the aforestated provisions i.e. section 6 would come to the rescue of the pending legal proceedings. the hon'ble supreme court has categorically observed ..... had not been properly calculated. dehors this, the affect of repeal has been dealt with under the general clauses act, 1897 and the specific reference may be made to section 6 of the aforesaid act. sub section (e) specifically protects investigation, legal proceedings or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, ..... nor admitted accordingly.8. learned counsel for the petitioner has argued that the learned financial commissioner, while exercising the powers under section 33 of the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act, 1954, has erred in law and facts. he has exceeded his jurisdiction while setting aside the negotiated sale of the .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Ajmer Singh Vs. Dharam Singh

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : (2006)143PLR25

..... is directory, i find that it is open to the parties to prove private partition de hors the affirmation of partition by the learned authorities in terms of section 123 of the act. thus, in respect of the third substantial question of law. it is concluded that non affirmance of private partition in revenue record will render such partition ..... of the land which has fallen to their respective shares and, therefore, it is open to the parties to lead evidence independent of order of affirmance under section 123 of the act to prove that there is a private partition. learned counsel for the appellant has also relied upon a division bench of this court reported as pritam singh v ..... ors. (1986) 88 p.l.r. 458; and darbara singh and anr. v. gurdial singh and anr. 1994 p.l.j. 25. before proceeding further, section 123 of the act is reproduced below:-123. affirmation of partition privately affected: (1) in any case in which a partition has been made without the intervention of a revenue officer, any party .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

National thermal Power Corporation Vs. Sales Tax Officer

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : 2006(2)KLT235; (2007)6VST655(Ker)

..... subject to entry tax and penalty are motor vehicles, the petitioner has not brought the vehicles for use as such or for sale to attract entry tax under section 3 of the act. according to him, the use of the vehicle is only incidental and the purpose of the vehicle is to make the equipments mobile. even though use ..... then i feel the assessment and levy of penalty on such excess value over the value of the truck chassis is not justified. the purchase value under section 2(n) of the entry tax act is as follows:'purchase value' means the value of the goods, as ascertained from the original invoice and includes insurance, excise duties, countervailing duties, sales ..... is a central government undertaking and so much so, tax cannot be demanded in respect of the motor vehicle as provided under second proviso to section 3(1) of the entry tax act. i find the exemption provided under the above refferred proviso is only for the property of central government and for items used exclusively for the .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Bhushan Steel and Strips Ltd. Vs. Shri Jai Kishan Bansal

Court : Delhi

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : 128(2006)DLT616; 2006(89)DRJ20

..... to the defendant, the factum of the decree having been passed was disclosed by the plaintiff to the defendant in the proceedings in respect of a complaint under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, 1881 pending before the concerned metropolitan magistrate. the special circumstance pleaded and urged by the defendant is that the summons were issued and reportedly served on the ..... rohtak road,new delhi.7. furthermore, according to the defendant, it had filed a criminal complaint in the year 2004 in the court of the additional chief metropolitan magistrate under sections 403, 406, 420 ipc, inter alia, against the plaintiff. a copy of the alleged complaint is also filed along with is no. 4109/2005. the address given by the defendant .....

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Mar 01 2006 (HC)

Shakeel Son of Sri Mohammad Jameel (In Jail) Vs. Superintendent, Distr ...

Court : Allahabad

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

Reported in : 2006CriLJ2243

..... has challenged the detention order dated 31.8.2005, passed by respondent no. 2, district magistrate, gautam budh nagar, under section 3(2) of the national security act 1980 and his continued detention thereunder. 2. the grounds of detention are contained in annexure-2 to the writ petition. ..... was allegedly engaged with his associates in cutting electricity wire at about 11 p.m. a case crime no. 36 of 2005 under section 379/411 i.p.c., p.s. bisrakh, district gautam budh nagar was registered against him. he was allegedly found to be ..... of 2005, under section 379 i.p.c., 34 of 2005, under section 379 i.p.c., 36 of 2005, under section 379/411 i.p.c., 57 of 2005, under section 2/3 gangsters act, 67 of 2005, under section 379/411 i.p.c., 189 of 2005, under section 379 i.p ..... .c. and 213 of 2005, under section 379 i .....

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Mar 01 2006 (FN)

Haward and Others (Respondents) Vs. Fawcetts (a Firm) (Appellants) and ...

Court : House of Lords

Decided on : Mar-01-2006

..... in the circumstances. the common law ought never to produce a wholly unreasonable result but the present question depends on statute, the limitation act, 1939, and section 26 of that act appears to me to make it impossible to reach the result which i have indicated." cartledge v jopling was a personal injury case and all ..... had led to the creation of a latent defect in property. the committee's report (cmnd.9390) resulted in the latent damage act 1986 section 1 of which incorporated section 14a into the 1980 act. just as cartledge v jopling had led to an extension of the limitation period in personal injury cases so the pirelli case ..... of such matters, which could sometimes be difficult to ascertain in a latent damage context, is specifically included in the definition of knowledge contained in section 14 of the 1980 act". 110. the reference in parenthesis to awareness of causation being "sometimes difficult to ascertain in a latent damage context" cannot mean that the committee .....

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