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Jayakar Rao N. Shetty Vs. Regional P.F. Commissioner and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1993)IILLJ78Bom; 1993(1)MhLj85

..... the said provision has, therefore, fallen for my interpretation. 3. in exercise of the powers conferred by section 5 of the act, the central government has framed the employees' provident fund scheme, 1952. chapter viii of the scheme deals with nominations, payments and withdrawal from the funds. the relevant para which falls for my consideration is ..... a suitable site for the purpose from the central government, the state government, a co-operative society, an institution, a trust, a local body a housing finance corporation (hereinafter referred to as the agency/agencies); or (b) for purchasing a dwelling site for purpose of construction of a dwelling house or a ready-built ..... b shows that the agencies referred therein are the central government, state government, a co-operative society, an institution, a trust, a local body or a housing finance corporation. in the instant case, the third respondent is a co-operative society, it is, therefore, one of the agencies mentioned in clause 1(a) of .....

Board of Muslim Wakfs, Rajasthan Vs. Radha Kishan and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1979SC289; (1979)2SCC468; [1979]2SCR148

..... without the previous sanction of the board by sending a requisition to the collector. chapter vi relates to the finance of the board. chapter vii to judicial proceedings and chapter viii to miscellaneous matters. it would thus appear that the act is a complete code dealing with the better administration and supervision of wakfs.19. the ..... high court, in its considered opinion, in the light of the historical background and precedents, observed :the present act ..... the purpose of construe the statute.as explained by lord macnaghten in the privy council, marginal notes are not part of an act of parliament.26. the very heading of chapter ii and the caption to section 4 no doubt suggest that the commissioner makes only a preliminary survey regarding existing wakfs and .....

Cosmopolitan Club, rep. by Its Hon. Secretary Vs. the Deputy Director, ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2006(2)CTC1; (2006)IILLJ922Mad; (2006)1MLJ602

..... proper returns, upon which the corporation has to scrutinize, assess and pass an appropriate order. however, the method of recovery was not clearly set out in the chapters. therefore, under act 44 of 1966, sections 45-a to 45-i were introduced, in order to curb default by the employers and also to provide for an efficient and ..... s.i.corporation v. fibre bangalore (p) ltd.);(iii) 1981 i l.l.j.166 (esi corporation v. ramadas reddiar) ;(iv) (esi corporation v. asian paints india ltd.);(v) 1994 2 l.l.n.896 (standard fabricators (i) (p) ltd. v. esi corporation) ;(vi) (e.i.d.parry (india) limited v. t.r.d.,t.n.e.s. ..... 2a. it gives the title of the act, the definitions and provides for the registration of factories etc. chapter ii deals with the establishment of the employees' state insurance corporation, the standing committee and the medical benefit council. it embodies sections 3 to 25. chapter iii provides for the establishment of insurance fund, finances and audit of accounts. it consists of .....

Regional Director, E.S.i. Corporation Vs. Kerala Electrical and Allied ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2003)IIILLJ768Ker

..... . it consists of sections 26 to 37. chapter iv consists of sections 38 to 45. it provides that the employees shall be insured. the ..... the title of the act, the definitions and provides for the registration of factories, etc. chapter ii deals with the establishment of the employees' state insurance corporation, the standing committee and the medical benefit council. it embodies sections 3 to 25. chapter iii provides for the establishment of the insurance fund, finances and audit of accounts ..... was passed. thereupon, the respondent had filed an application on may 24, 1990 under section 75(1)(g) of the act. the said application was decided by the court vide order dated february 25, 1994. the. insurance court had upheld the contention of the respondent that 'the demand for the period 1982-83, i.e., .....

Dr. Harsh Vardhan and ors. Vs. Haryana Urban Development Authority and ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2000)125PLR295

..... of provisions which empower the competent authority to evict unauthorised persons from the premises of the authority and also to recover damages as arrears of land revenue. chapter-v deals with finance, accounts and audit. chapter-vi contains provisions relating to power of the authority to require local authority to assume responsibility for providing amenities in certain cases and control by the state ..... government. chapter-vii contains provisions relating to inspection and penalties and chapter-viii contains miscellaneous provisions. section 53 of the act, which forms part of chapter-viii , empowers the state government to .....

Phatu Rochiram Mulchandani Vs. Kar.indusl.Area Devt.Board and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the board. chapter iv deals with functions and powers of the board and chapter v deals with finance, accounts and audit of the board. chapter vi deals with application of public premises act and non-application of karnataka rent control act, 1961 to the premises of the board. chapter vii deals with acquisition and disposal of land. chapter viii contains ..... the petitioner and the respondents submitted that the petitioner company has been wound up in pursuance of the order of this court in company petition no.18 of 1994 and, therefore, this petition may be dismissed, as having become infructuous. petition is dismissed accordingly. 29. on 19.1.2002, the board passed the ..... the secured creditors namely m/s. sanmar financial limited filed a petition seeking winding up of the company which was registered as company petition no.18 of 1994. industrial development bank of india (idbi), another creditor also joined as supporting creditor. vide orders dated 15.11.1996, the high court of karnataka ordered .....

The Mayavaram Financial Corporation Limited and ors. Vs. the Reserve B ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1973)2MLJ72

..... statutes, 12th edition, at pages 224 and 225 where the following passage occurs:similarly section 6 of the finance act 1898, provided, for the removal of doubt, that the definition of 'conveyance on sale' in the stamp act 1891, included an order for foreclosure. it was held that section 6 was declaratory and therefore retrospective, ..... loss accounts and such other records showing the actual financial position of the chit scheme. section 37 authorises the registrar to inspect chit books and records. chapter ix deals with the winding up of chits. section 44 provides for the entire chit assets vesting in court for distribution among subscribers to whom amounts are ..... section 51. section 3 provides for registration of by-laws and section 4 prohibits invitation by subscription to chit of which by-laws have not been registered. chapter iii deals with foreman. section 12 requires that, for the proper conduct of the chit, every foreman shall, before applying for the certificate of commencement under .....

Nedumpilli Finance Company Limited Vs. State Of Kerala .

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... regulated by rbi could still be controlled by the state enactments, because of the definition of the expression 42 money lender , we may first have to see whether chapter iii b of the rbi act is a complete code or not. in integrated finance company limited vs. reserve bank of india and others3, this court held in para 47 of the report that ..... , miscellaneous non banking companies, residuary non banking companies and housing finance companies. this working group actually recommended in paragraph 6.72 of its report that though nbfcs were being regulated by the directions issued under chapter iii b of the rbi act and chapter v of the nhb act, it would be better to enact a separate legislation. the working group went to the extent .....

Collector of Central Excise Vs. Shriram Ssk Ltd.

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2000)LC614Tri(Delhi)

..... both sides, ethyl alcohol being an organic chemical should have normally found a place under chapter 29. however, by virtue of chapter note 2(b), ethyl alcohol has been specifically excluded. further, as per chapter heading 2204 as it stood before the finance bill, 1989, ethyl alcohol which is not suitable for being used as fuel for ..... ethyl alcohol was rightly classifiable under chapter heading 3822.00. he therefore pleaded that the impugned order of ..... budget 1990, ethyl alcohol of any strength had come under chapter sub-heading 22.04. ld. jdr therefore contended that for the period starting from the inception of new tariff act till ethyl alcohol of any strength became classifiable under chapter sub-heading 22.04 pursuant to the finance bill of 1990 i.e., upto 28-2-1990, .....

Mayavaram Financial Corporation Ltd. and ors. Vs. Reserve Bank of Indi ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1971]41CompCas890(Mad)

..... 12th edition, at pages 224 and 225, where the following passage occurs: ' similarly, section 6 of the finance act, 1898, provided, for the removal of doubts, that the definition of ' conveyance on sale' in the stamp act, 1891, included an order for foreclosure. it was held that section 6 was declaratory and therefore retrospective, so ..... loss accounts and such other records showing the actual financial position of the chit scheme. section 37 authorises the registrar to inspect chit books and records. chapter ix deals with the winding-up of chits. section 44 provides for the entire chit assets vesting in court for distribution among subscribers to whom amounts ..... section 51, section 3 provides for registration of bye-laws and section 4 prohibits invitation by subscription to chit of which bye-laws have not been registered. chapter iii deals with foreman. section 12 requires that, for the proper conduct of the chit, every foreman shall, before applying for the certificate of commencement under .....