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Feb 25 1959 (HC)

Shivji Nathubhai Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1959P& H510

..... 31 had been infringed; (2) the appellant had been deprived of property without the observance of the principles of natural justice; (3) the state government and the central government were required by the rules to act in a quasi-judicial capacity and they should, therefore, nave given the appellant an opportunity to be beard before deciding the case; and (4) there was an error apparent on the face of the record ..... which was challenged in the present proceedings on the ground that it was not passed in accordance with the mineral concession rules and because it violated the principles of natural justice; the order had acted to the detriment of the appellant, and the rules under which it purported to have been passed imposed unreasonable restrictions on the appellant's fundamental rights.it is pointed out that there was an ..... the most important point to consider in this case is whether the state government and the central government, when dealing with this matter, were acting as quasi-judicial bodies and whether they were bound to follow the procedure which quasi-judicial tribunals are required to follow; in particular, whether the appellant should ..... when the notification was issued under the act and with it vested the right that all owners of land have, to bar access to their land and the right to regulate, control and sell the fisheries on it. ..... ((s) air 1956 sc 17), the supreme court considered the question of fishery rights which were cancelled after the orissa estates abolition act. .....

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Sep 28 1993 (HC)

income-tax Officer and ors. Vs. R.P. Handa

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1994)116CTR(P& H)166; [1994]206ITR537(P& H)

..... may, in his discretion, whether on his own motion or otherwise reduce or waive the amount of penalty imposed or imposable on a person under clause (iii) of sub-section (1) of section 271 of the act, if he is satisfied that such person has, prior to the detection by the income-tax officer, of the concealment of particulars of income or of the inaccuracy of the particulars furnished in respect of such income, ..... in any enquiry relating to the assessment or any proceeding for the recovery of any amount due from him : provided that where the amount of any penalty payable under this act or, where such application relates to more than one penalty, the aggregate amount of such penalties exceeds one hundred thousand rupees, no order reducing or waiving the amount or compounding ..... the full and true disclosure of the income in a case where the books of account and other documents have been seized by the income-tax authorities under section 132 of the act, would be available to a person who places all the books of account and other documents in his possession before the income-tax authorities in good faith and to the best of ..... may, on an application made in this behalf by an assessee, and after recording his reasons for so doing, reduce or waive the amount of any penalty payable by the assessee under this act or stay or compound any proceeding for the recovery of any such amount, if he is satisfied that - (i) to do otherwise would cause genuine hardship to the assessee, having regard to the .....

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Jul 17 2013 (HC)

Present:- Mr. J.V.Yad Av Advocate Vs. State of Haryana and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... the petitioner on proviso of section 50 (2) is misconceived as the said provision deals with the persons under the employment of college of veterinary sciences, hisar, college of animal science hisar, fishery unit in the department of zoology, hostels attached with the aforesaid veterinary sciences colleges and provides for the prior consent of the gupta sanjay 2013.08.23 13:55 i attest to the accuracy and ..... far as the absorption of the employees of erstwhile university in the new university on bifurcation is concerned, the division bench dealt with provisions of sections 7 and 40 of guru angad dev veterinary and animal sciences university act, 2005 holding that if the readjustment and placement is on the same terms and conditions of service as a result of bifurcation of departments, it cannot be termed as a transfer stricto senso, and no opportunity of ..... the petitioners have been transferred to llruvas, hisar pursuant to the provisions of the act which seeks to establish and incorporate a university in the state of haryana for the purposes of affiliating, teaching and ensuring proper and systematic instructions, training, research and extension in modern systems of veterinary, animal sciences, fishery matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. ..... section 50 of the act provides for transfer of college of veterinary sciences, hisar, college of animal sciences, hisar, fishery unit in the department of zoology alongwith hostels and all other immoveable and moveable assets, .....

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Oct 26 1978 (HC)

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Hardit Singh Pal Chand and Co.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1979)8CTR(P& H)365; [1979]120ITR289(P& H)

..... the only prohibition envisaged under section 3 of punjab fisheries act, 1914, is that nobody should engage in fishing in public waters ..... the fisheries act there was no such prohibition regarding selling or possessing fish as in the excise act or the ..... case of the firm whose five partners obtained licence in theirseparate names from the fisheries department of the punjab government for fishing in public waters. ..... it has been maintained by the learned counsel for the revenue that the provisions of the excise act and the rules, which shall be presently mentioned, clearly prohibit the possession of liquor and its sale by any person other than a licensee and that the licence granted in form ' l ' carries an ..... have complied with all the requisites under the partnership act or the provisions of the contract act for the purposes of entering into a valid contract of partnership but the same was not entitled to be registered for the purpose of income-tax under sections 184 and 185 as it carried on the business of possessing and selling liquor in violation of the provisions of the punjab excise act and the rules framed thereunder as also of the ..... that when a licence is granted to a partnership or firm not incorporated under any act, all the individuals comprising the partnership or firm should be specified on the licence. ..... the state government to make rules for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of the excise act or any other law for the time being in force relating to excise revenue.6. .....

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May 30 1963 (HC)

The State Vs. Gainda Ram Siri Ram

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1964CriLJ607

..... order of the additional sessions judge of ambala, made on january 5, 1962, acquitting the respondent of an offence under section 13 of the public gambling act, 1867 (act 5 of 1867), as amended by the punjab public gambling acts of 1929 (punjab act i of 1929) and i960 (punjab act 9 of i960), of which offence the respondent shad been convicted by the trial magistrate on june 12, 1961, and sentenced to rigorous imprison-intent for ..... not offered any alternative explanation as to what they might have referred, and held that those documents amounted to 'instruments of gaming' within the meaning of that expression in section 1 of punjab public gambling act, 1929 (punjab act 1 of 1929) in which the expression 'instruments of gaming' is defined to include, among other matters, 'any document used as a register or record or evidence of any gaming'.same view with ..... this respect he has been examined under section 342 of the criminal procedure code, but in regard to one previous conviction under section 13 of the public gambling act, 1867, he says that he does not remember it, and in regard to the other similar prosecution for the similar offence he says that he was' acquitted. ..... the order of the learned additional sessions judge acquitting the respondent h reversed, and gainda ram respondent is convicted under section 13 of the public gambling act, 1867, as amended i-n the punjab, and he is sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment, the sentence awarded to him by the trial magistrate.gurdev .....

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Mar 02 2013 (HC)

Present:- Mr. Om Pal Sharma Advocate Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... the police to investigate an offence punishable under the act as per provisions of chapter xii of cr.p.c.a perusal of the act further indicates that on one hand the electricity act provides that it is not permissible without a complaint in writing made by an appropriate authority to take cognizance but on ..... that punishment provided for offence under section 135 of the act is upto 3 years.the proviso of section 151 of the act added vide amendment 26 of 2007 vide section 15 w.e.f.june 15, 2007 enables a court to take cognizance of an offence punishable under the electricity act even on the report of a police officer under section crm m-544 of 2013 [4].173 of cr.p.c.section 151 a of the act incorporated vide amendment of year 2007, gives power to ..... anti power theft police station pspcl, patiala that in the year 2010, 2011 and 2012, firs registered under section 135 of the electricity act are 164, 291 and 500, respectively and that the challan has been presented in only 22, 17 and 14 cases respectively. ..... the above said data clearly indicates that the provisions of the electricity act of taking of cognizance in theft case on the police report under section 151 of electricity act provides unbridled powers to recover amount of penalty and compounding fee are capable of being misused for recovering the compounding fee as well .....

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Apr 02 1954 (HC)

All India Anglo Indian Association Vs. R.A. Massey

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1956P& H210

..... (2) to issue such licences for fishing as are provided by this act (4) to take legal proceedings against persons violating the provisions of the salmon fishery acts, 1861, 1865, -or either of them. ..... in a case of the calcutta high court ilr (1940) 1 cal 575 : (air 1940 cal 232) (d) it was observed that a private individual was not barred from initiating proceedings in respect of offences under the companies act, but there is nothing to show in this judgment that there was any regulation or provision similar to regulation 14, and it may be that in bengal the registrar was not given authority to initiate proceedings.finally, there is the decision of ..... there the salmon fishery act, 1835, in section 27 provided:'a board of conservators shall have power within their district to do the following things, or such of them as they may in their discretion think expedient; that is to say.... ..... in that case section 11 fisheries act was again being considered and mathew j. ..... i agree with the lord chief justice that that section means that the act is to be enforced by sea-fishery officers exclusively. ..... the sea-fishery officer was given the right to enforce the provisions of that act and charles j. ..... this argument would perhaps not apply with equal validity to this country where costs in criminal cases are not ordinarily awarded, but it is clear that the sea-fishery officer was held to be the only person who could start prosecutions under that act.5. .....

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Jan 19 1961 (HC)

Raj Woollen Industries Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, SimlA.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1961]43ITR36(P& H)

..... . the true position appears to be that where the expenses which are claimed as deductions have a direct and proximate connection with an act which is an infringement of law or is a contravention of it, they have not been allowed or regarded as deductions which can be granted under the income-tax law ..... 6,800 which was claimed by the assessee as a deduction while computing its business profits under section to of the indian income-tax act, 1922.the income-tax officer regarded the transactions of sale and purchase entered into between the assessee and s.b. ..... ratio decidendi in the above cases seems to indicate a distinction between the nature of the penalties considered by; the courts and penalties paid by persons whose businesses are wholly illegal, e.g., unlicensed bookmaking, in the latter the acts which constitute the carrying on the business, and by which the income of the business is gained, are the ..... was inclined to think, though he did not wish to finally decide it, that the income-tax act should be confined to lawful businesses and to businesses carried out in a lawful way. ..... ' he further considered that it was of no consequence in so far as the computation of income under section 10 of the income-tax act was concerned as to what shape was given by the assessee to it in his book. ..... the customs authorities under section 167(8) of the sea customs act confiscated the goods and gave the assessee an option to pay a fine in lieu of confiscation. .....

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Feb 07 2005 (HC)

Sant Lal Tek Chand Vs. State of Haryana

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2005]142STC135(P& H)

..... and who has paid or was liable to pay tax including central sales tax according to the monthly or quarterly returns as the case may be, filed by him under this act or the central sales tax act, 1956, for the period of one year ending 31st march last or part thereof equal to or exceeding rupees one lakh, shall pay tax including central sales tax by the ..... or incorrect accounts or documents with a view to suppressing his sales, purchases or stocks of goods, or has concealed any particulars of his sales or purchases or has furnished to or produced before any authority under this act or the rules made thereunder any account, return, document or information which is false or incorrect in any material particular, the commissioner or any person appointed to assist him under sub-section (1) of section 3 may ..... pay tax and who paid or was liable to pay tax including central sales tax according to the monthly or quarterly returns, as the case may be, filed by him under this act or the central sales tax act, 1956, for the period of one year ending 31st march last or part thereof, equal to or exceeding rupees one lakh, shall pay tax including central sales tax by the 15th ..... he shall pay one-twelfth of the tax which he was liable to pay according to the monthly or quarterly returns, as the case may be, filed by him under the act and the central sales tax act, 1956, for the period of one year ending 31st march last and in case he was not liable to pay tax for the full year or part thereof for which .....

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Nov 30 1961 (HC)

Rullia Ram Hakim Rai Vs. S. Fateh Singh S. Sham Sher Singh

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1962P& H256

..... which are legally recoverable through courts because the legislation for the protection of tenants against eviction is the result of a uniform policy throughout india, which has been manifested in the delhi rent control act, is not easy to sustain.nothing convincing has been stated at the bar to substantiate the submission with regard to the existence of a uniform countrywide policy, and indeed, the decided cases also ..... such sum shall, at any time within a period of six months after the date or the payment, or in the case of a payment made before the commencement of this act, within six months after the commencement thereof, be recoverable by the tenant by whom it was paid or his legal representative from the landlord who received the payment or his legal ..... of sub-section (2)(i) and this is precisely the reason why the law envisages the eviction of tenant who is in arrears of rent beyond a certain period.the act is a measure to provide against undue evictions of the tenants and to give them some measure of security but not to put premium on their own default. ..... (2) the only question that requires determination depends on the true construction of section 13(2) (i) of the estate punjab urban rent registration act (iii of 1949)--hereinafter to be referred to as the act--or in other words the question that requires determination is whether a tenant who is sought to be ejected because he is in arrears of rent can avoid ejectment by only tendering the arrears that are within the period .....

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