Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1960Cal102,64CWN134
..... primary stages of education as may from time to time be approved by the corporation on the recommendation of the standing education committee dealing with education.'12. chapter xxxiii of the said act deals with the 'special powers of the corporation'. 'section 526 lays down that in addition to the other powers, duties and functions, conferred or ..... deal with the powers, duties and functions of the corporation, which are to be found in other parts of the act. i might also point out that section 124 appears in part iii which relates to 'finance', and enables the corporation to spend a certain sum on primary education. mr. dutt has admitted that beyond these provisions ..... he was unable to place before the court any other provision contained in the said act, which empowers the corporation to be in charge of .....
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Reported in : AIR1964Cal178,[1963(6)FLR273]
..... or for a limited time; (2) suspension; (3) censure; (4) remand and (5) warning, in addition to the penalties mentioned in chapter vii of the chartered accountants act. in each case it is proper and appropriate for the disciplinary committee and council of the institute of the chartered accountants as well as this court on ..... justice between the parties. see also me observation ot the division bench of this court in deputy secretary to the government of india, ministry of finance v. s. n. das gupta, : air1956cal414 . 11. wide are the powers, therefore, of this court in dealing with references under section 21 of the ..... council of the institute of the chartered accountants, under regulation 11c of the chartered accountants regulations, 1949, framed of the central government under the chartered accountants act, 1949. that regulation provides that the disciplinary committee shall submit its report to the council and the council shall consider the report of the disciplinary committee and .....
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Reported in : AIR2008Cal88
..... borrower), aggrieved by any of the measures referred to in sub-section (4) of section 13 taken by the secured creditor or his authorised officer under this chapter, (may make an application along with such fee, as may be prescribed) to the debts recovery tribunal having jurisdiction in the matter within forty-five days from ..... challenge the notice. the property in question, solely financed by the bank, was mortgaged by deposit of title deeds. though in the writ petition it has been stated that rbi guidelines are vague and uncontrolled, yet during ..... reported in : [1999]235itr118(sc) .3. learned counsel for the bank submitted that interpretation of the provisions should be made taking into account the object of the act. since the petitioners were chronic defaulters, notice under section 13(2) was issued. however, save and except nupur sharma, the guarantor, other petitioners chose not to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1955Cal258,59CWN550
..... down on what documents or transactions a fee shall be levied by the state and what its rate shall be. thus, the legislature, being minded to provide the state with finances to maintain the judicial system, has authorised the levy of a revenue in the shape of what may be called a judicial tax and has specified both the chargeable items ..... court, the fee initially payable by the plaintiff-appellants would have been rs. 22-8-0 under items 2, 11 and 12 of the first schedule to rule 74 of chapter 36 of the original side rules or rather it would have been rs. 18/-, since the fee payable on the power of attorney under item 11 cannot properly be said ..... where a certificate is issued on a finding of overpayment, its effect, in my view, is not recommendatory but mandatory. the language in sections 13, 14 and 15, court-fees act is that the court shall issue a certificate to a particular party 'authorising him to receive back from the collector' the fee directed to be refunded. that language is certainly .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : 2004(1)CHN448,2004(28)PTC474(Cal),[2003]47SCL445(Cal)
..... and the reasons given by their lordships in the said division bench order were unsustainable, we would have had no jurisdiction once again to enter into that closed chapter in this judgment. but the supreme court did not say so. it expressly kept the points in the appeal before it open. the only point before it ..... sabir, who is described by all concerned as 'the creative director and producer'. it is, however, to be mentioned that there is no evidence of sabir having financed the project to any extent though that is the usual role ordinarily played by producers. his wife sheeba is associated with the producer to whom sahara has assigned responsibilities. ..... accede to mr. ray's submission and say that the definitions given by the indian parliament notwithstanding, we shall assume that they have in fact copied the english act only. we unhesitatingly reject this submission.124. in passing, we mention, that courts might have to interpret on a purposive approach, if the words and definitions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1999Cal156
..... ganpat lal, reported in and chiranjilal shrilal goenka v. jasjit singh, reported in : [1993]2scr454 .49. in gower on principle of modern company law, chapter 10, 3rd edn. page 665, it is stated:--'under the section any member who complains that the affairs of the company are being conducted in a manner oppressive ..... companies. (iii) all the abovementioned companies, the shareholding in lovelock properties ltd., balaji development pr. ltd., shree hanuman properties & finance ltd., dover park builders pr. ltd., and mahabir holdings & finance ltd., and equally divided between bpj and/or his family members on the one hand and mpj and his family members on the ..... also the present proceedings in respect of akshay nidhi ltd.... allegedly during course of hearing of those proceedings, inspections were made resulting discovery of various others acts of omissions and commissions. the proceedings in relation to sandip investment ltd. was disposed of by a learned single judge of this court which has .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (2008)1CompLJ314(Cal),[2008]84SCL239(Cal)
..... a bank were ultimately required to be reversed.24. the respondent refers to a gujarat division bench decision reported in bank of maharashtra v. official liquidator, navjivan trading finance (p) ltd. (1999) 2 comp lj 121 (guj) : (1999) 96 comp cas 234 (guj), to emphasise that for a transaction to be hit by section ..... winding up was made on 19 january 1979. the impugned agreement was entered into between the transferee and the company, prior to its liquidation, on 18 july 1978, after the commencement of the winding up proceedings. a defence was raised in that case that the official liquidator's application for annulling the agreement was barred by ..... with a creditor of the company. the reference to the insolvency rules adds weight to such contention just as the immediate succeeding section, section 531a of the act, indicates that transactions with persons other than creditors may be annulled and considered void against the liquidator under the later provision. there is considerable merit in the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1989Cal139,(1989)1CALLT129(HC)
..... jan., 1979 and with the compliments of shri chandra shekhar, president, it was forwarded toone shri h. m. patel of 2, akbar road, new delhi, and bears finance minister's office no. being dy. 14 f.m./79 v.i.p.(r) dt. 15th jan., 1979. a further endorsement mentions that md. suleman's letter ..... : [1975]3scr839 ; (iv) ramana dayarama shetty v. international airport authority of india, reported in : (1979)iillj217sc ; (v) mahinder singh gill v. chief election commissioner, reported in : [1978]2scr272 ; (vi) sm. marchhia sahun v. state of west bengal reported in : air1979cal94 ; and lastly; (vii) n. n. singh v. general manager, chittaranjan locomotive works, reported in ..... this writ application. the decision of calcutta high court in sm. marchhia sahun's case : air1979cal94 (supra) which is based on the w. b. estate acquisition act does not help the petitioners. the supreme court in the case of ramana dayaram shetty v. international airport authority : (1979)iillj217sc (supra) while dealing with a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1980Cal188,1979(2)CHN248,1980(6)ELT38(Cal)
..... 124. issue of show-cause notice before confiscation of goods, etc.- no order confiscating any goods or imposing any penalty on any person shall be made under this chapter unless the owner of the goods or such person - (a) is given a notice in writing informing him of the grounds on which it is proposed to confiscate ..... are unloaded without the permission of the proper officer; (l) any specified goods in relation to which any provisions of chapter iv-b or of any rule made under this act for carrying out the purposes of that chapter have been contravened'. '114. penalty for attempt to export goods improperly, etc. any person, who, in relation to any ..... ltd. & others, calcutta, therefore, appear to have contravened the provision of section 12 (1) of the foreign exchange regulation act, 1947 as amended by the foreign exchange regulation amendment act, 1949 read with government of india, ministry of finance (e. a. d.) notification no. g. s. r. 2641 dated 14-11-1969. sri lakshmi prasad jajodia, a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : [1986]60CompCas872(Cal)
..... of the company at a consolidated remuneration of rs. 1,000 per month with effect from december 4, 1978, and that under the superintendence and control of the board, respondent no. 2 would look after the administration and finance of the company and perform such other duties as may be assigned to her by the board.9. ..... it is contended, was also wrongful and illegal. it is contended further that the petitioner, constituting a minority, was treating the company as his personal property and was acting in a manner oppressive of the majority.32. the main business of the company, it is alleged, consists only of assembling parts and components of industrial fans and ..... to show that the workers were entitled to have a say in the management while the company was functioning.59. it was next submitted that the petitioner acted wrongfully in allotting to himself further shares unilaterally and thereby altering and disturbing the existing majority. the issue of the said shares was the subject-matter of .....
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