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Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Income Tax Settlement Commission

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2000)163CTR(Bom)440; [2001]112TAXMAN523(Bom)

..... finality has been attached to the said order. the order may be final and conclusive in between two stages of the same proceedings initiated under chapter xix-a of the act as observed by the apex court in satyadhyan ghosal v. smt. deorajin debi air 1960 sc 941, but it cannot be said to be conclusive ..... in sub-sections details of which are already enumerated while taking stock of the legislative provisions in this behalf. section 245l of the act declares that any proceeding under this chapter before the settlement commission shall be deemed to be judicial proceeding within the meaning of sections 193 and 228 and for the purposes of ..... the direct taxes enquiry committee headed by justice wanchoo.it is also necessary to notice a few provisions relevant herein.section 245a of the act defines certain expressions occurring in the chapter.section 245b provides for constitution of the income tax settlement commission. the relevant provisions read as under:'income tax settlement commission-(1) the .....

Shri Deorao Bhuraji Wasule, Aged About 62 Years, and ors. Vs, Smt. Rag ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... 10.05.1971. the present respondent no. 2 moved deputy charity commissioner by filing an application under section 22a of the act and contended that gauri dullayabai executed a will in relation to property of public trust on 10.03.1970 and same was bequeathed to respondent no. 2, hence, the property needed to be deleted from public trust register. without issuing ..... . 1 in her application for deleting the property has not pointed out any "particular" as required by section 22a of the act. on the contrary, she has relied upon a subsequent event which has taken place on 10.03.1970 i.e. a will executed by gauri dullayabai in her favour. the effort before the deputy charity commissioner was to show that .....

Mohammad Hifzur Rehman and Others Vs. Maharashtra State Handloom Corpo ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... that the strength of workers in respondent corporation is more than 100 for the last more than 12 months. as such, the provisions of chapter v-b of i.d. act are very much attracted in respect of the instant industry. the respondent has neither complied with provisions of section 25-n( 1)(a) or ..... manager, one dyeing master, one senior clerk, one boiler attendant, one fireman, four labourers, and the other posts. the corporation exercised ownership, control, supervision, finance and management of employees working in different departments and there was geographical proximity and general unity of purchase and sale. it has been held that there was central employment ..... the employer-maharashtra state handlooms ltd. is a government company registered under the provisions of the companies act, 1956. it was established for the overall upliftment of weavers in the state of maharashtra in the year 1970. the corporation had to purchase yarn from the market and give it to the weavers for preparing the .....

In Re: Ganesh Narayan Sasthe

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1889)ILR13Bom600

..... 'it was the object of that proceeding to combine with satisfaction to the private party, reparation to the public for the offence.' stephen's history of criminal law, chapter vii, shows the processes whereby the practice arose of persons aware of a felony informing the justice of the peace. i find nothing in our code of criminal procedure ..... to inflict imprisonment in a summary manner. they must avoid all appearance of oppression. see the oath ex-officio case 12 coke, r. 229 and coke's comment on chapter 29 of magna charta, 2 inst., 53. section 480 of the criminal procedure code applies to witnesses. but the witness cannot be punished for not answering a question which he ..... tulsidas v. virbussapa i.l.r. 4 bom. 624 and all the array of chancellors and judges he cites, that an act of parliament must not be frittered away. see also the note by mr. amos to chapter xvi of fortescue's de laudibus legum angliae. but in the exercise of our revisional jurisdiction the court has a certain amount .....

Baban Mayacha and ors. Vs. Nagu Shravucha and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1877)ILR2Bom19

..... and particularly in their coasting trade and communications between place and place during war,' etc. to much the same effect are the observations of bynkershoek in the 4th chapter of his treatise de dominio maris. the territorial maritime belt has been adopted by lord stowell in the twee gebroeders 3 c. rob. 162, a prize case ..... nobody, i may here observe, has ever heard in england of such a right being, as property, subjected to probate or succession duty. jurisdiction being given by act viii of 1859, section 5, in actions not brought for land or other immoveable property, to the courts within whose jurisdiction defendants reside, there is not any ..... from getting into their nets, thus causing them considerable pecuniary loss. they, therefore, claim from the respondents rs. 3,000 as damages in respect of such their act, and also pray for a perpetual injunction to restrain the latter from repeating it.2. in their written statement the respondents (defendants below) urge that the court .....

The Secretary of State for India Vs. Bhaskar Krishnaji Samant

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1925Bom485; (1925)27BOMLR973

..... sections 15, 25 clauses (a) and (i), 31, 85, 41 and 51 the local government can frame rules for various purposes connected with the indian forest act. we then come to chapter xiii relating to subsidiary rules which contain sections 75 to 77. section 75 provides as follows:-the local government may from time to time make rules-(a) to ..... prescribe and limit the powers and duties of any forest-officer under this act;(b) to regulate the rewards to be paid to officers and informers out of ..... have relegated such a general and important power to a section like section 75. clause (d), which empowers the local legislature to frame ' subsidiary rules ' (vide the heading to chapter xiii) and that too of the nature, it is submitted, as laid down in clauses (a) to (c) on the principle of ejusdem generis if that were not so, .....

Shamrao Shivram Akhade and anr. Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1974CriLJ86; 1973MhLJ688

..... of the code of criminal procedure.13. the decision of division bench of this court in the case of nana gangaram dhore v. state of maharashtra 71 bom lr 375 : 1970 cri lj 621 provides a complete answer to both these contentions raised by mr. naik. it has. been laid down in the said case that the powers of the appellate ..... division bench took the view fat p. 1641 that since accused nos. 4. 5 and 6 were not only charged with the offences of criminal conspiracy to do certain illegal acts. including offences under section 5(1)(c) and (d), but were also charged with having committed those offences in pursuance of that conspiracy, read with section 34 of the ..... in-law, and had to fall back upon her own parents who she knew, would not drive her out. having regard to all this. i would, consider it unsafe to act on her testimony without corroboration as far as the charge of rape against accused no. 1 concerned. in those circumstances, the conviction of the first accused for the substantive offence .....

Motibai Hormusji Kanga Vs. Jamsetji Hormusji Kanga

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1924)26BOMLR579

..... establishment of the capacity of the testator and the circumstances which would lead to the invalidation of a will are embodied in sections 46 and 48 of the indian succession act (x of 1865), which practically embody the principles of the english law on the subject.17. counsel for the respondent invited their lordships' attention to what he called the suspicious ..... to the persons who were interesting themselves on behalf of his youngest son that she would look after him and do what was necessary. a man may act foolishly and even heartlessly; if he acts with full comprehension of what he is doing the court will not interfere with the exercise of his volition the evidence, which consists of the testimony of .....

Anil Tibrewala Vs. Ito

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2004)89TTJ(Mumbai)24

..... of the paper book-i) which are extracted herein for immediate reference :'the definition of 'recipient' refers to a person receiving any remittance under chapter ii of the said immunities act. however, 'remittance' as defined in section 2(b) means remittance made in foreign exchange by any person resident outside india to a person ..... income tax officer & an.r. : [1981]131itr597(sc) .(4) object was to attract large inflow of foreign exchange to meet difficult balance of payments situation (finance minister's speech (pp. 90-91 of paper book 11 and objects and reasons for introducing this immunities scheme (pp. 76, 77, 80, 162 of paper book ..... which necessitates reopening of assessment. the other important contention urged by the learned authorised representative is that the assessee is entitled to immunity under the immunity act and it department having issued a circular assuring such immunity, it has no jurisdiction to probe into the matter, particularly in the reassessment proceedings.16. .....

Sabita Rajesh Narang Vs. Sandeep Gopal Raheja and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... , and what the terms of that common understanding might be and how they related to the 1995-1996 family arrangement, and so on to the end of the chapter all of this, in my view, demands evidence. it is not the kind of factual material that can legitimately be assumed. there are other allegations, too: of ..... was no previous understanding as sandeep claims there was. this decision does not assist ms. iyer either. the remaining authorities carry the matter no further (on the benami act: canbank financial services v custodian, air 2004 sc 5123; dr jagdish bansal v shivkumar pal, manu/de/3903/2012; on limitation: annasaheb bapusaheb patil v balwant b. ..... family quasi-partnership. this needs evidence. she says that no member of the gopal raheja group ever asserted any rights independently as shareholder and/or director but always acted in a fiduciary capacity and in trust for each other ?. that needs evidence. she claims that all properties, assets and business that came to the share of .....