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Munshi Ram Vs. Dr. Y.S. Parmar University and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(3)ShimLC36

..... , fund litigation, including police complaints, make periodical reports to the state government and finance schemes for the consideration of the state government for more effective implementation of the provisions of the 1996 act etc. etc. this section also lays down that the commission may investigate and examine all matters relating to the ..... suo moto notice with respect to the matters concerning the aforesaid subjects. neither clause (f) of sub-section (1) of section 10 nor any other provision contained in section 10 or elsewhere in 1996 act suggests that apart from entertaining complaints and taking suo-moto notice of the aforesaid matters the commission has ..... bare look at the provisions of the himachal pradesh state commission for women act, 1996 (1996 act, for short) under which respondent no. 2 commission has been constituted. section 10 of 1996 act deals with the functions of the commission. section 11 stipulates that the state government shall consult the commission on all major .....

Tara Mandal Minks Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Icici Bank Ltd. and Another

Court : Himachal Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Shimla

..... upon the opposite, parties but of no avail. 5. hence deficiency of service have been alleged on the part of the opposite parties and complaint under section 12 of consumer protection act, 1986 has been filed wherein directions have been sought against the opposite parties for return the vehicle and to pay compensation on account of harass ment, ..... try and decide the present complaint as the allegations levelled in the complaint do not constitute a consumer dis pute and it is settled legal position that the financer can repossess the vehicle as per terms of loan agreement, so there is no ille gality or unlawfullness in the right of the bank to repossess the vehicle ..... issued about 70 to 78 cheques for the satisfaction and security of their loan amount and as per terms and conditions, the ops fixed monthly instal ment of whole financed money payable through cheques. 3. further allegation in the complaint are that a lease agreement was also prepared with opposite party no. 2 by the complain ant, .....

Vijay Vishal Vs. Inder Singh Kaundal and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2002CriLJ1177

..... of the vehicle in pursuance of the hire purchase agreement, but he was not considered absolute owner having all the proprietary rights therein, by invoking section 2(30) of the motor vehicles act. it was held that absolute ownership of the vehicle will pass to him when all conditions in the agreement are fulfilled or he opts to purchase ..... out as to who is the best person entitled to possession of such property. 13. learned counsel for the petitioner has relied upon the judgment of supreme court in manipal finance corpn. ltd. v. t. bangarappa, 1994 supp (1) scc 507, in which possession of the vehicle was restored to the financier from the hire purchaser on the ..... court in sardara singh v. nur ahmed, 1992 (1) slc 334, has taken this view after considering various judgments of high courts.10. in m/s. shriram transport finance co. ltd. v. shri r. khaishiulla khan, 1993 cri lj 1069, the division bench of karnataka high court had given interim custody of seized vehicle to the financier as .....

Jeet Ram Kishore and ors. Vs. Sunder Singh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2005HP21

..... its aim and object.'in polester and co. ltd. etc. v. additional commissioner of sales tax, new delhi, : [1978]3scr98 , while dealing with the bengal finance sale tax act, it was observed as under :--'now, if there is one principle of interpretation more well settled than any other, it is that a statutory enactment, must ordinarily be ..... aside the said order and being in the know of it, defendants still choose to withhold the material fact from the court. here the c.p.c. (amendment) act, 2002, section 16(2b), assumes significance, which is reproduced hereinbelow :--'(b). the provisions of rules 5, 15, 17 and 18 of order vi of the first schedule as omitted ..... cannot be read into the provisions on the basis of assumed intention. for ready reference, what was held is extracted hereinbelow :--'7. clearly, the language of sub-section (7) of section 6 above said, is plain and simple. there are two manners of reading the provisions. read positively, it confers a right on a retiring member to seek .....

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. United Vanaspati Ltd.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : (2008)218CTR(HP)524,[2010]187TAXMAN20(NULL)

..... income which had not actually accrued but which was deemed to have accrued in terms of section 115j of the act.6. both the cit(a) and tribunal came to the conclusion that since no income had accrued, therefore, the provisions relating to payment of advance tax would not ..... irrelevant in considering the levy of interest for the delayed filing or non-filing of the return. the bombay high court took a similar view in cit v. kotak mahindra finance ltd. : [2004]265itr119(bom) . the punjab and haryana high court in cit v. upper india steel mfg. & engg. co. ltd. (2004) 192 ctr (p & h) 385 : (2005) 279 itr 123 ..... of its book profits.5. admittedly, the assessee had not paid any advance tax. since the advance tax had not been paid the ao levied interest under sections 234b and 234c of the act, in addition to the tax payable. the only dispute is whether the ao could have ordered payment of interest on the tax payable on the basis of the .....

Jaswant Rai and ors. Vs. State of H.P.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2000CriLJ1970

..... penal code, every person in the service or pay of a local authority, a corporation established by or under a central, provincial or state act or a government company as defined in section 617 of the companies act, 1956, is a public servant. therefore, the status of the aforesaid injured as public servants is indisputable and the contention to the contrary ..... he was also pushed by certain persons. he has further admitted that the accused were threatening all the officers. he admits having seen injuries on the person of manager finance and karup and the damaged articles in the office of accounts manager. even pw-5 d.p. gupta has admitted that when he was present in his office accused ..... to go there but he was stopped by other accused and accused narain singh pushed him down resulting in spraining the foot of the witness. then he went towards finance hall where he found the articles and panes broken and was informed by pw-7 r.j. pille that the accused has thrown here and there the furniture, .....

Smt. Padmo and ors. Vs. Surat Ram

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2003CriLJ237,I(2003)DMC483

..... either substantive or in default of payment of fine. it can impose only fine not exceeding one hundred rupees.14. execution of decree or order is prescribed under section 71 of the act. it is :'71. (1) a decree or order passed by a gram panchayat shall be executed in such manner as may be prescribed. if the ..... shall at once transfer the case to that gram panchayat which shall try the case de novo.'11. the proceedings under section 125, cr.p.c. being quasi criminal are covered under section 34 read with section 35 of the act.12. so far the penalty for criminal offences is concerned, limitations have been put on a gram panchayat as provided ..... however, this court will refer to the provisions relating to criminal matters as the case in hand is under section 125, cr.p.c. and the nature of the proceedings under this section is quasi criminal. section 32 of the act provides for offences which are cognizable by a gram panchayat committed within its jurisdiction including abetment of and attempts to .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Dinesh Kumar

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... from the government by the assessee is to be included in the profits derived from the business of the industrial undertaking and eligible for deduction under section 80-ia of the income-tax act, 1961 when it has been clearly laid down by the supreme court in its decision in the case of cit v. cambay electric supply industrial ..... , 2000, issued by the central board of direct taxes, which reads as under:instruction no. 1979 f. no. 279/126/98-it government of india,ministry of finance (department of revenue),central board of direct taxes,new delhi, dated the 27th march, 2000.toall chief commissioners of income-tax/directors general of income-tax.sir,subject: revising ..... was inseparably connected with the business and not whether it was income derived from the business of the industrial undertaking and eligible for deduction under section 80hh/80ia/80ib of the income tax act, 1961.3. whether on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the itat was right in not appreciating the ratio of .....

The H.P. Urban Development Authority (Himuda) Through Its Chief Execut ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Shimla

..... similar flats, subsequent to the allotment in their favour, at a lesser price of rs.9,30,000/-. respondent then filed a complaint under section 12 of the consumer protection act, 1986 before the ld. district consumer disputes redressal forum, shimla, seeking a direction to the appellant to refund the difference between the amount charged ..... may be noticed. sometime in the year 1992, appellant advertised a scheme for construction of certain flats in strawberry hills area of shimla. that was a self-financing scheme. flats were constructed and sought to be sold in accordance with the said scheme. however, several flats remained unsold. the board of directors of the ..... higher than the frozen original cost at the time of initial costing could not have been charged and that the appellant, by charging higher price, had committed an act of unfair trade practice. consequently, the complaint was allowed and the aforesaid order passed. we have heard ld. counsel for the parties and gone through the .....

Nexus Health and Beauty Care Private Limited Vs. M/S National Electric ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... because the payment had been stopped. the court upheld the order of learned additional sessions judge, setting aside summoning order of the learned chief judicial magistrate under section 138 of the act. 13. in v.k.balakrishnan pillai vs. abdullakutty 1995 (1) ccc 670 (kerala), the cheque was dishonoured as payment was stopped by the drawer ..... the petitioners. the cheque was returned on account of court order for attachment of the bank account and, therefore, no offence has been committed under section 138 of the act. the complaint is not maintainable. 6. the notice for dishonouring of the cheque and demand of the payment has also not been issued in ..... act. 9. the learned counsel for the parties on either side have relied some case law in support of their submissions, therefore, it will be appropriate to refer that case law before coming to the facts of the case. mr. gupta, has relied milind shripad chandurkar vs. kalim m. khan and another (2011) 4 scc 275 where after noticing shankar finance .....