Array ( [0] => ..... for taxi trade only evident from ex.a1, invoice dated 24-1-2004. he purchased the car under hire purchase agreement from opposite party no.1, ashok leyland finance ltd., payable in 35 instalments. the financier, opposite party no.1, has taken policy for rs.3,63,000/- and paid the premium vide ex.a3. it may be stated herein that while ..... may be noted that the conditions of a private car policy and commercial vehicle policy are completely different. in view of the provisions of section 64vb of the insurance act, it may not be possible for us to regularize the policy by collecting the premium at this stage. it has been pointed out to you on various occasions that ..... for which the policy was taken, the insurance company is not free to deny its liability. the supreme court in amalendu sahoo v. oriental insurance co.ltd., (2010) ii cpj sc 9 has categorically pointed out that such cases have to be settled on non standard basis. however, coming to the facts of the instant case, the insurance company ..... [1] => ..... with interest at 7.5% p.a. against the claim of rs.4,00,000/- in the claim petition under section 166 of the motor vehicle act, 1988 (for short, the act). 2) heard sri a.rama krishna reddy the learned standing counsel for the appellant and sri manda adam learned counsel for the claimants. perused the material on ..... record. the parties hereinafter are referred to as arrayed before the tribunal for the sake of convenience in the appeal. 3) pending appeal the respondent nos.1 and 2/claimants died ..... act, section 140 is incorporated in chapter x, section 163a is incorporated in chapter xi and section 166 is incorporated in chapter xii. it is further necessary to mention that among these chapters x to xii of the provisions supra, the wording of section 140(3) is with self same wording of section 163-a(2), however, there is no ..... [2] => ..... right over the poicy and the assignee gets the right and becomes the owner of the policy. thus, in the instant case, the complainant has no locus to complain against the o.p.no.2 regarding any of the policies . 14. the endorsement on the insurance policy and the first appellants as also the manager of the first respondent bank ..... side of the respondents, exb1 to b10 are marked. 6. aggrieved by the order of the district forum, the complainants filed the appeal contending that the appellant no.1 has no financial capacity to pay single premium of `59,800/-, the respondents to develop their business unilaterally took the insurance policy in the name of the first appellant, the ..... risk commenced from 6-09-2006 with the date of maturity of the policy is 6-09-2021. no paid up value or maturity benefits are available under the policy except the exemption under section 80 of the income tax act,1881. after the insurance policy is issued , premium cannot be refunded nor policy can be cancelled. without ..... [3] => ..... the appellant: sri parsa ananth nageswar rao counsel for the respondents 1 & 2: government pleader for irrigation counsel for respondent no.3 : sri.v.prasad rao : citations:1. 2008(1) alt 71.2. 1995(5) alt 4.3. (1994) 6 scc 65.judgment: (per the hon'ble the acting chief justice) this writ appeal by the appellant-writ petitioner is directed against ..... the order of the learned single judge dated 16.10.2012 in w.p.no.19517 of 2012 dismissing the writ petition filed by ..... evidenced by an instrument and (ii) the individual shares of the partners are specified in that instrument. from this, it can be construed that the firm is a legal entity only for the purpose of assessment under the provisions of income tax act. as rightly pointed out by the learned single judge there is no prohibition to make use of the ..... [4] => ..... 4 filed separate counters. opposite party no.3 remained silent. it is the case of opposite parties 1 and 2 that the complainant hardly answers the description of consumer technically so called under the provisions of consumer protection act, 1986 in as much as it was doing business for a commercial purpose and therefore ..... service means service of any description which is made available to potential (users and includes but not limited to, the provisions of) facilities in connection with banking, financing, insurance, transport, processing, supply of electrical or other energy, board or lodging or both (housing construction,) entertainment, amusement or the purveying of news or other ..... the rendering of any service free of charge or under a contract of personal service; in the present matter, service envelopes, among other things, banking, finance etc. therefore when such service is claimed to be availed by the complainant, it is incumbent upon the complainant to show that he is a consumer ..... [5] => ..... revenue and his subordinates to delete the names which are illegally entered in the revenue records. prior to the abolition of inams under the above said act, the lands in the above said survey nos.1 to 55 were recorded as inam lands in about 19 revenue records including muntaqab and sanath of allapur village. in-fact, the tahsildar of balangar ..... the schedule lands, which are inam lands, and the further records like pattadar pass books, title deeds etcetera in exhibit p series, being relied upon by plaintiffs, are of no avail. by virtue of section 2 of the act, which defines inamdar, the defendants are inamdars of the entire land including the suit schedule land. by virtue of section 3 ..... allapur village. the father of the respondents was divested of the said entire land covered by survey nos.1 to 55 in an extent of ac.196.29 guntas as per section 3(2)(a) of a.p (t.a) abolition of inams act, 1955 (the act for short) and on such divesture, the land vested with the government from 20.07.1955, ..... [6] => ..... lakhs out of rs.2.15 lakhs to the income returned under section 68 of the act and assessed the assessee to tax of rs.1,04,003/- with surcharge and interest under section 234-a and 234-b of the act.6. aggrieved thereby, the assessee filed i.t.a.no.81/w2,elr/cit(a),rjy/05-06 before the commissioner of ..... (for short 'the act') by the assessee challenging the order dated 16-03-2007 in i.t.a.no.8/vizag/2006 of the income tax appellate tribunal, "smc", visakhapatnam relating to the assessment year 2002-2003.2. the kartha of the appellant/assessee huf by name dr.d.siva sankara rao is a medical practitioner running a hospital by name siva speciality ..... [7] => ..... have ever been issued. (nupur mitra v. basubani pvt. ltd3; gopal paper mills v. i.t. commissioner, calcutta35; buckley "on the companies act" (13th edition) at page 128).56. annexure r2 is the return of allotment, in form no.2 dated 28.03.2002, which shows 100 shares had been allotted by r-1 to a-3. annexure r5 is the return of ..... the clb are based on the material on record, bearing in mind the limited scope of an appeal under section 10 f of the act. (ix) violation of foreign exchange laws by appellant no.4:82. annexure r-2 - the balance sheet of a-4 dated 31.12.2006 - not only reflects their investments for the year 2006, but also for the year ..... to the company for the giving of notices to him. the two modes of service of notice envisaged under section 53 of the act, are personal service and service by post. there is no other mode envisaged. under section 53(2)(a), where a document is sent by post, service thereof shall be deemed to be effected by properly addressing, prepaying and posting ..... [8] => ..... required to be obtained from the prescribed authority, section 10(23c)(vi) is analogous to section 10(22), as it existed prior to its omission by the finance act, 1998, with effect from april1, 1999. to that extent judicial pronouncements, made in the context of section 10(22), would equally apply to section 10(23c)(vi ..... education. as noticed supra, this view was approved by the appellate tribunal. the counsel for the assessee is right that question nos.2 and 3 have become academic and question no.6 on which question no.1 depends is related to finding of fact recorded by the appellate commissioner as well as the tribunal. the finding of fact ..... memorandum of association, the cit granted registration under sections 12a and 8g of the act. this explanation did not change the opinion of the assessing officer. he applied the maxim "ignorantia juris non excusat" (ignorance of law is no excuse) and denied exemption. (ii) violations of all provisions of law: the denial of exemption under section 11 ..... [9] => ..... of the attending doctors and the patient absconded from the hospital without the permission of the doctors, so he himself is responsible for the present condition. opposite party no.2 filed counter denying that he conducted operation on the complainant and that the complications arose due to negligence in operation and excess dose of anesthesia. the operation was ..... the hospital that the case of savitha garg is a totally different aspect where the doctors are employed on job basis and it is the hospital to justify the acts of its doctors and hence cannot be applied to this instant case, is untenable, since the doctors admittedly are working in the hospital of the appellants and ..... staff or attendants or doctors and the hospital is equally answerable in explaining as to how this has taken place. the hospital is vicariously liable for all the acts of its doctors. it is not the patient who chooses that which team of doctors should operate upon him. it is the doctor who choses his team and ..... ) Finance No 2 Act 2009 Chapter Iii Direct Taxes - Court Andhra Pradesh - Page 100 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Aug 29 2011 (TRI)

The New India Assurance Company Limited Vs. Pramod Kumar Chaturvedi an ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... for taxi trade only evident from ex.a1, invoice dated 24-1-2004. he purchased the car under hire purchase agreement from opposite party no.1, ashok leyland finance ltd., payable in 35 instalments. the financier, opposite party no.1, has taken policy for rs.3,63,000/- and paid the premium vide ex.a3. it may be stated herein that while ..... may be noted that the conditions of a private car policy and commercial vehicle policy are completely different. in view of the provisions of section 64vb of the insurance act, it may not be possible for us to regularize the policy by collecting the premium at this stage. it has been pointed out to you on various occasions that ..... for which the policy was taken, the insurance company is not free to deny its liability. the supreme court in amalendu sahoo v. oriental insurance co.ltd., (2010) ii cpj sc 9 has categorically pointed out that such cases have to be settled on non standard basis. however, coming to the facts of the instant case, the insurance company .....

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Dec 30 2014 (HC)

The New India Assurance Co. Vs. Pulliachari and 2 Oth

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... with interest at 7.5% p.a. against the claim of rs.4,00,000/- in the claim petition under section 166 of the motor vehicle act, 1988 (for short, the act). 2) heard sri a.rama krishna reddy the learned standing counsel for the appellant and sri manda adam learned counsel for the claimants. perused the material on ..... record. the parties hereinafter are referred to as arrayed before the tribunal for the sake of convenience in the appeal. 3) pending appeal the respondent nos.1 and 2/claimants died ..... act, section 140 is incorporated in chapter x, section 163a is incorporated in chapter xi and section 166 is incorporated in chapter xii. it is further necessary to mention that among these chapters x to xii of the provisions supra, the wording of section 140(3) is with self same wording of section 163-a(2), however, there is no .....

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Dec 12 2011 (TRI)

Mahanthi Lakshmana Rao and Another Vs. State Bank of India Rep. by Bra ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... right over the poicy and the assignee gets the right and becomes the owner of the policy. thus, in the instant case, the complainant has no locus to complain against the o.p.no.2 regarding any of the policies . 14. the endorsement on the insurance policy and the first appellants as also the manager of the first respondent bank ..... side of the respondents, exb1 to b10 are marked. 6. aggrieved by the order of the district forum, the complainants filed the appeal contending that the appellant no.1 has no financial capacity to pay single premium of `59,800/-, the respondents to develop their business unilaterally took the insurance policy in the name of the first appellant, the ..... risk commenced from 6-09-2006 with the date of maturity of the policy is 6-09-2021. no paid up value or maturity benefits are available under the policy except the exemption under section 80 of the income tax act,1881. after the insurance policy is issued , premium cannot be refunded nor policy can be cancelled. without .....

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Dec 11 2012 (HC)

M/S.Pbr Select Infra Projects Plot No.22 Vs. the Commissioner of Tende ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the appellant: sri parsa ananth nageswar rao counsel for the respondents 1 & 2: government pleader for irrigation counsel for respondent no.3 : sri.v.prasad rao : citations:1. 2008(1) alt 71.2. 1995(5) alt 4.3. (1994) 6 scc 65.judgment: (per the hon'ble the acting chief justice) this writ appeal by the appellant-writ petitioner is directed against ..... the order of the learned single judge dated 16.10.2012 in w.p.no.19517 of 2012 dismissing the writ petition filed by ..... evidenced by an instrument and (ii) the individual shares of the partners are specified in that instrument. from this, it can be construed that the firm is a legal entity only for the purpose of assessment under the provisions of income tax act. as rightly pointed out by the learned single judge there is no prohibition to make use of the .....

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Aug 11 2009 (TRI)

M/S.Shriram Investments Limited, Rep. by their Authorized Representati ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... 4 filed separate counters. opposite party no.3 remained silent. it is the case of opposite parties 1 and 2 that the complainant hardly answers the description of consumer technically so called under the provisions of consumer protection act, 1986 in as much as it was doing business for a commercial purpose and therefore ..... service means service of any description which is made available to potential (users and includes but not limited to, the provisions of) facilities in connection with banking, financing, insurance, transport, processing, supply of electrical or other energy, board or lodging or both (housing construction,) entertainment, amusement or the purveying of news or other ..... the rendering of any service free of charge or under a contract of personal service; in the present matter, service envelopes, among other things, banking, finance etc. therefore when such service is claimed to be availed by the complainant, it is incumbent upon the complainant to show that he is a consumer .....

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Jun 24 2015 (HC)

1.S.M.Fazlullah Shah Quadri and 3 Oth Vs. 1.Nemali Krishna and Three O ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... revenue and his subordinates to delete the names which are illegally entered in the revenue records. prior to the abolition of inams under the above said act, the lands in the above said survey nos.1 to 55 were recorded as inam lands in about 19 revenue records including muntaqab and sanath of allapur village. in-fact, the tahsildar of balangar ..... the schedule lands, which are inam lands, and the further records like pattadar pass books, title deeds etcetera in exhibit p series, being relied upon by plaintiffs, are of no avail. by virtue of section 2 of the act, which defines inamdar, the defendants are inamdars of the entire land including the suit schedule land. by virtue of section 3 ..... allapur village. the father of the respondents was divested of the said entire land covered by survey nos.1 to 55 in an extent of ac.196.29 guntas as per section 3(2)(a) of a.p (t.a) abolition of inams act, 1955 (the act for short) and on such divesture, the land vested with the government from 20.07.1955, .....

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Nov 27 2012 (HC)

Dr.D.Siva Sankara Rao Vs. Income Tax Officer, Ward-2, Eluru

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... lakhs out of rs.2.15 lakhs to the income returned under section 68 of the act and assessed the assessee to tax of rs.1,04,003/- with surcharge and interest under section 234-a and 234-b of the act.6. aggrieved thereby, the assessee filed i.t.a.no.81/w2,elr/cit(a),rjy/05-06 before the commissioner of ..... (for short 'the act') by the assessee challenging the order dated 16-03-2007 in i.t.a.no.8/vizag/2006 of the income tax appellate tribunal, "smc", visakhapatnam relating to the assessment year 2002-2003.2. the kartha of the appellant/assessee huf by name dr.d.siva sankara rao is a medical practitioner running a hospital by name siva speciality .....

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Apr 23 2013 (HC)

Manoj Kumar Kanuga and 3 Others Vs. Marudhar Power Pvt. Ltd and 18 Oth ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... have ever been issued. (nupur mitra v. basubani pvt. ltd3; gopal paper mills v. i.t. commissioner, calcutta35; buckley "on the companies act" (13th edition) at page 128).56. annexure r2 is the return of allotment, in form no.2 dated 28.03.2002, which shows 100 shares had been allotted by r-1 to a-3. annexure r5 is the return of ..... the clb are based on the material on record, bearing in mind the limited scope of an appeal under section 10 f of the act. (ix) violation of foreign exchange laws by appellant no.4:82. annexure r-2 - the balance sheet of a-4 dated 31.12.2006 - not only reflects their investments for the year 2006, but also for the year ..... to the company for the giving of notices to him. the two modes of service of notice envisaged under section 53 of the act, are personal service and service by post. there is no other mode envisaged. under section 53(2)(a), where a document is sent by post, service thereof shall be deemed to be effected by properly addressing, prepaying and posting .....

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Jan 27 2012 (HC)

Commissioner of Income-tax, VijayawadA. Vs. M/S.Vijaya Vani Educationa ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... required to be obtained from the prescribed authority, section 10(23c)(vi) is analogous to section 10(22), as it existed prior to its omission by the finance act, 1998, with effect from april1, 1999. to that extent judicial pronouncements, made in the context of section 10(22), would equally apply to section 10(23c)(vi ..... education. as noticed supra, this view was approved by the appellate tribunal. the counsel for the assessee is right that question nos.2 and 3 have become academic and question no.6 on which question no.1 depends is related to finding of fact recorded by the appellate commissioner as well as the tribunal. the finding of fact ..... memorandum of association, the cit granted registration under sections 12a and 8g of the act. this explanation did not change the opinion of the assessing officer. he applied the maxim "ignorantia juris non excusat" (ignorance of law is no excuse) and denied exemption. (ii) violations of all provisions of law: the denial of exemption under section 11 .....

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Dec 10 2009 (TRI)

Superintendent, Government General Hospital and Others Vs. P. Moulali ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... of the attending doctors and the patient absconded from the hospital without the permission of the doctors, so he himself is responsible for the present condition. opposite party no.2 filed counter denying that he conducted operation on the complainant and that the complications arose due to negligence in operation and excess dose of anesthesia. the operation was ..... the hospital that the case of savitha garg is a totally different aspect where the doctors are employed on job basis and it is the hospital to justify the acts of its doctors and hence cannot be applied to this instant case, is untenable, since the doctors admittedly are working in the hospital of the appellants and ..... staff or attendants or doctors and the hospital is equally answerable in explaining as to how this has taken place. the hospital is vicariously liable for all the acts of its doctors. it is not the patient who chooses that which team of doctors should operate upon him. it is the doctor who choses his team and .....

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