Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1954SC282; 20(1954)CLT250(SC); [1954]1SCR1005
..... is to take over the administration and vest it in an executive officer appointed by the commissioner. chapter vii deals with budgets, accounts and audit and chapter viii relates to finance. section 76 of chapter viii makes it compulsory for all religious institutions to pay annually to the government a contribution not exceeding ..... 5 per cent. of their income on account of the services rendered to them by the government and their officers functioning under this act. chapter ix ..... is not material for our purpose, and chapter .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : [1978(37)FLR280]; (1978)IILLJ399SC; (1978)4SCC16a; 1978(10)LC659(SC)
..... at p. 684-685) (scc p. 485, paras 197-199)rules and regulations of the oil and natural gas commission, life insurance corporation, industrial finance corporation have the force of law.the employees of these statutory bodies have a statutory status and they are entitled to a declaration of being in employment ..... the constitution of state electricity boards. chapter iv prescribes the powers and duties of state electricity boards, and chapter v the board's works and trading procedure. chapter vi deals with the board's finance, accounts and audit. chapter vii ..... of the act is to provide for the co-ordinated, efficient and economic development of electricity in india on a regional basis consistent with the needs of the entire region including semi-urban and rural areas. chapter ii of the act provides for the constitution of the central electricity authority and chapter iii for .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1992(3)BomCR322; (1992)94BOMLR562
..... concerned with licences and permissions. it has pointed out the distinction between the calcutta and the madras act. it pointed out that in the madras act, chapter vi of part iii is devoted to taxation and finance. section 78(1)(a) authorizes levy or property tax. the section sets out the other taxes a municipal council may levy. ..... in the sense that a power to tax is oddly placed in a chapter primarily concerned with licences and permissions. the madras act, on the other hand, speaks with more precision and relegates licences and licence fees to a part different from taxation and finance. the procedure for each is also delineated separately. for these reasons we ..... vi may, therefore, lead to obscurity and confusion.' 'the calcutta municipal act, 1951, also has some scheme of sorts and deals with finance in part iii, taxation in part iv and public health, safety and convenience in part v. in the same part, chapter xxvi deals with a miscellany of matters like inspection and regulation of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1981SC463; (1980)4SCC697; [1981]1SCR823
..... of rs. 25/- for registration as a dealer. chapter iii of the act contains provisions for return, assessment, payment, recovery and collection of tax. chapter iv prescribes taxing authorities. chapter v deals with appeals and revisions and chapter vi contains miscellaneous provisions. schedule annexed to the act sets out the goods on the entry of which in ..... however, no one was in doubt that octroi was a major source of revenue to municipalities and its abolition would cause such a dent on municipal finances that compensation for the loss would be inevitable. accordingly, the state government undertook a policy of compensating the municipalities year by year. for generating funds for ..... and in some cases a surcharge was levied. the amount so collected was not sufficient to bridge the gap in municipal budget. to further augment the finances for compensating the municipalities, additional fund was sought to be generated by levy of tax under the impugned legislation. no doubt, the tax levied was .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1989Guj81; (1988)1GLR209
..... in the areas comprised in arty housing scheme sanctioned under the act. this is the only relevant provision in chap. iv. chapter v is with regard to constitution of tribunal under the act with which we are not concerned. chapter vi empowers the board to evict persons from board premises. chapter vii is relating to finance, accounts and audit, while chap. viii provides for miscellaneous things ..... . there are a few sections of this chapter, which are relevant for the purpose of these writ petitions. we will, therefore, presently .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 2001CriLJ3156; [2002(94)FLR928]; ILR2001KAR3683; 2001(4)KarLJ548
..... ) act, 1947 (18 of 1947); 12. the foreign exchange regulation ..... (18 of 1958); 6. the central sales tax act, 1956 (74 of 1956); 7. the central excise and salt act, 1944 (1 of 1944); 7-a. chapter v of the finance act, 1994; 8. the medicinal and toilet preparations (excise duties) act,1955 (16 of 1955); 9. the customs act, 1962 (52 of 1962); 10. the gold (control) act, 1968 (45 of 1968); 11. the imports and exports (control .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1975SC2193; (1975)2SCC497; [1976]1SCR333
..... a variety of considerations. of course, when drafting precision is absent, judicial caution has to be alerted.11. to recapitulate, in the madras act. chapter vi of part hi is devoted to taxation and finance. section 78(1) (a) authorizes levy of property tax. the section sets out the other taxes a municipal council may levy. section ..... in the sense that a power to tax is oddly placed in a chapter primarily concerned with licenses and permissions. the madras act. on the other hand, speaks with more precision and relegates licenses and license fees to a part different from taxation and finance. the procedure for each is also delineated separately. for these reasons ..... may, therefore, lead to obscurity and confusion.8. the calcutta municipal act 1951. also has some scheme of sorts and deals with finance in part iii. taxation in part iv and public health, safety and convenience in part v. in the same part, chapter xxvi deals with a miscellany of matters like inspection and regulation of premises .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR2004KAR3892; 2004(3)KarLJ505
..... iv deals with authorities of the university, such as the syndicate, the academic council, finance committee, board of studies, faculties, the planning, monitoring and evaluation board, constitution of the said ..... inspection and control, power of the chancellor to issue directions, power of the government to annul the orders of the university. chapter iii of the act which deals with officers of the university defines who are the officers of the university. it provides for appointment of chancellor, pro ..... -chancellor and the vice-chancellor, powers of the vice-chancellor, arrangement of work during vacancy in the office of the vice-chancellor, provides for registrar, registrar (evaluation); the finance officer; chapter .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : AIR1952Mad613; (1952)IMLJ557
..... and the trustee is enjoined to keep regular accounts which should be got audited by an auditor, the details of which need not be referred.chapter viii deals with finance. section 76 vests in the government the power to levy an annual contribution not exceeding 5 per cent of its income. it is stated that ..... the same manner and to the same extent as if he were a trustee, such a person also would be a trustee within the meaning of the act.chapter iii contains general provisions applicable to all religious institutions. section 20 vests the administration of all religious endowments and the general superintendence & control in the commissioner. ..... the said notification. the second respondent in the petitions as originally filed was the hindu religious endowments board, madras. when the madras hindu religious and charitable endowments act (act xix (19) of 1951), came into force on 30-9-51, the petitioners obtained leave to amend the petitions by substituting the commissioner, hindu religious and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1979)1GLR732
..... passed by the central government are made binding on the board. all these; provisions in chapter viii of the act also disclose the tight grip maintained by the central government on the finances of the board. that brings us to chapter ix which deals with the 'supervision and control of central government'. section 106 provides ..... to the legal inference that the structure was the property of the trust.23. in a.p. stale road transport corporation v. income tax officer : [1994]52itr524(sc) the question which arose for consideration was whether the income of the corporation was exempt from union taxation under article 289 of the constitution. ..... shows in no uncertain terms that the voice is that of the central government and the hands are also of the central government. 62. the industrial finance corporation is under the complete control and management of the central government. citizens cannot be shareholders. certain specified institutions like scheduled banks, insurance companies, investment .....
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