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Keltron Controls Division Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2007)10VST90(Ker)

..... of landing of goods and other matters for considering the question. besides this, the petitioner has claimed that the appropriate state for assessment under section 9(1) of the cst act is the state wherefrom the movement of the goods took place. according to the petitioner the goods were imported to port outside kerala, which ..... arising from the order of the tribunal for the year 1995-96 is whether the tribunal was justified in confirming disallowance of exemption claimed under section 5(2) of the cst act on supply of imported goods to the purchaser, ntpc (national thermal power corporation). on going through the tribunal's order, we find that the ..... purchaser also being a government company would have made provision for payment of tax along with the price or otherwise understanding about exemption available under section 5(2) of the central sales tax act, 1956. therefore, it was necessary for the tribunal to have seen the contract between the parties. secondly, the bill of entry would .....

P. Bharathi Vs. Union Territory of Pondicherry, Rep. by the Secretary ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2007CriLJ1413; (2007)1MLJ345

..... the iii additional sessions judge, puduchery, in sessions case no. 33 of 1999 and sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for one year under section 148 ipc and imprisonment for life under section 302 read with 149 ipc. while he was underging imprisonment as life convict, according to him, he had bitter experience with regard to ..... latrines which existed in the past and which system has now been abolished by the employment of manual scavengers and construction of dry latrines (prohibition) act, 1993. though this act has been enacted uniformly throughout india, by declaring the employment of manual scavengers for removal of human excreta as an offence and thereby ban the ..... of their liberty in accordance with the procedure established by law, prisoners still retain the residue of constitutional rights. according to the definition under the prisoners act, there is a convict, there is an undertrial and there is a civil prisoner who may be a detenu under preventive detention law. none of the .....

Tirathdas Pokhardas Kalda Vs. Smt. Suribai Assumal Moolchandani and or ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(1)ALLMR202

..... is refused, no controversy arises. controversy arises only when notice could not be served on addressee. in paragraph 18, hon apex court has referred to section 27 of general clauses act and found that principle incorporated therein could profitably be imported in case where the sender had dispatched the notice by post with correct address written on it ..... and in paragraph 11 conclusion drawn that burden of proof to examine postman is upon addressee has been endorsed. recently, while considering similar controversy in the light of section 138 of negotiable instruments act, hon apex court in case of d. vinod shivppa v. nanda belliappa reported at 2006(2) bom.c.r. (cri) (sc) 31 : 2006 ..... lease. 6. adv. s.v. purohit for resp. 1 and 2 has supported the reasoning adopted by appellate court. he argues that notice under section 106 t. p. act cannot be issued unless and until the permission becomes final in terms of clause 21 of rent control order. he further argues that the endorsement or remark .....

Sardar Jasvir Singh Son of Sardar Hardev Singh and Sardar Ranjit Singh ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : I(2008)BC30; 2007CriLJ2538

..... the cheque was given by petitioner jasvir singh in satisfaction of the decree of consumer court against him. prima-facie therefore, the case against him under section 138 of the aforesaid act is maintainable and the magistrate's order summoning him cannot be faulted.13. with the result, petitioner no. 2 sardar ranjit singh is discharged and exonerated ..... can be called as a 'holder in due course' of the cheque within the meaning of the proviso of section 138 of the negotiable instruments act. 'holder in due course' has been defined in section 9 of the aforesaid act, which is as follows:holder in due course 'means any person who for consideration became the possessor of a ..... because the cheque was in the name of 'self and he was not, therefore, legally liable under the provisons of the negotiable instruments act.9. section 138 of the aforesaid act is as follows:dishonour of cheque for insufficiency, etc. of funds in the account:- where any cheque drawn by a person on an account maintained .....

Bipul Kumar Vs. State of Bihar and anr.

Court : Patna

..... used to climb on the transformer for making repairs and would not heed even to forbiddings and that as he did so on the fateful day, there was an explosion and suffering electric shock he died. no witness has stated that the petitioner in any way forced or even suggested the deceased to climb and make repairs. case diary ..... the deceased frequently used to climb on the transformer for making repairs and did not listen to anyone and that he climbed on the fateful day and there was explosion and the deceased suffered electric shock and died.6. in course of investigation no witness had stated in any way that the petitioner forced or even suggested the deceased ..... intention to cause death or causing such bodly injury which is likely to cause death .whereas part-ii of section 304 i.p.c. contemplates act within the knowledge that if the act is done it is likely to cause death. to attract section 304 i.p.c. any of the aforesaid circumstances should exist. from the facts constituting the offence as .....

The New India Assurance Company Vs. Shanker Lal and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2007ACJ1099,2006(3)ShimLC2

..... owned by gulab devi, driven by satnam singh and insured with the appellant, new india assurance company. the petitioners filed a petition claiming compensation under section 163-a of the motor vehicles act. the learned tribunal rightly came to the conclusion that the notional income of the deceased, who was a non earning person being only 6 years ..... be taken more than 1/3rd. this argument may be attractive in cases arising under section 166 of the motor vehicles act. however, in cases under section 163-a the compensation has to be calculated and awarded strictly in terms of the act and neither one paise more nor one paise less can be awarded by the court. ..... the situation has now undergone a change with the enactment of the motor vehicles act, 1988, as amended by amendment act 54 of 1994. the most important change introduced by the amendment insofar as it relates to determination of compensation is the insertion of sections 163-a and 163-b in chapter xi entitled 'insurance of motor vehicles .....

New India Assurance Company Vs. Shankar Lal and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : I(2007)ACC776

..... owned by gulab devi, driven by satnam singh and insured with the appellant, new india assurance company. the petitioners filed a petition claiming compensation under section 163a of the motor vehicles act. the learned tribunal rightly came to the conclusion that the notional income of the deceased, who was a non-earning person being only 6 years ..... be taken more than 1/3rd. this argument may be attractive in cases arising under section 166 of the motor vehicles act. however, in cases under section 163a the compensation has to be calculated and awarded strictly in terms of the act and neither one paise more nor one paise less can be awarded by the court. ..... situation has now undergone a change with the enactment of the motor vehicles act, 1988, as amended by amendment act 54 of 1994. the most important change introduced by the amendment insofar as it relates to determination of compensation is the insertion of section 163 a and 163b in chapter xi entitled 'insurance of motor vehicles against .....

Avon Elastomers (India) Vs. the Commissioner of Trade Tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (2008)16VST510(All)

..... that the freight from ahmedabad to agra since being charged separately in the bill, would not be a part of the turnover in view of explanation of section 2 (i) of the act which defines 'turnover'. the assessing authority had not accepted the plea of the applicant and included the amount of freight relating to transportation of the goods from ..... of freight had been charged separately in the bill from the customers, therefore, it would not be the part of the turnover in view of explanation-ii of section 2 (i) of the act, which defines the 'turnover'. he relied upon the decision of apex court in the case of vinod coal syndicate v. commissioner of sales tax, u.p ..... of freight or delivery or the cost of installation in case where such cost is separately charged' and the aforesaid provision is a almost similar to section 2(i) of u. p. trade tax act which defines turnover. on consideration of the aforesaid provision. apex court held as follows:the second part enact an inclusive clause. it says that ' .....

Shiva Prasad Samantaray and ors. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR2007Ori76; 103(2007)CLT339

..... found to have committed any offence punishable under law, it would be open to the vigilance department to take appropriate steps as per the relevant provisions of prevention of corruption act, penal code or any other penal law dealing with such offences.the report submitted before this court be kept in a sealed cover. a copy of this judgment be supplied .....

ifb Industries Ltd. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(211)ELT366(Bom)

..... under section 75 and that the competent authority has powers to condone the delay. it is submitted that rejecting the application of the petitioners for condonation of delay without giving them an ..... submitted that an application for fixation of brand rate of duty drawback has to be preferred within 90 days from the date of rejection of the application for drawback under section 75.3. it is contended oh behalf of the petitioners that the petitioners having been informed that they are not entitled to apply for the drawback the petitioners have applied .....