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Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Joseph and George

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1970]77ITR292(Ker)

..... (bom.)., where chagla c.j. of the bombay high court spoke for the court and the other represented by r. c. mitter & sons v. commissioner of income-tax, [1955] 28 i.t.r. 698 (cat.)., decided by the calcutta high court, where chakravartti c. j. delivered the opinionof the court. (the case before the supreme court was an ..... court came to the conclusion that the instrument of partnership must be operative during the accounting year. the supreme court also relied on section 28(2} of the act of 1922 to reach this conclusion. we, therefore, reiterate that this conclusion of the supreme court was not based on the language of section 26a as such. ..... delay in filing the application for registration, he should have registered the firm as well. in the opinion of the appellate assistant commissioner, under the income-tax act of 1961, the document of partnership need not have been in force during the relevant accounting year and it was enough if the document accompanied the application for registration .....

V.J. Thomas Vettom and K.M.J. Joseph and anr. Vs. Kuttanad Rubber Co. ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1984]56CompCas284(Ker)

..... they have to be exercised with utmost restraint. in this case, we have the spectacle of two disgruntled directors who had themselves been participants in the various acts 'of mismanagement alleged figuring with injured innocence as complainants before the court. this circumstance itself to a large extent demolishes the bona fides of the allegations put ..... in the alleged activities will be one of the factors to dissuade the court from exercising its powers under the section. delay and acquiescence in the acts complained of will also be circumstances against the grant of reliefs. the powers of the court under section 402 are wide. but the courts have always ..... an investigation into the affairs of the company was necessary and, consequently, issued a direction to the central government, under section 237(a)(ii) of the act to appoint an inspector to investigate the affairs of the company. the appeals are directed against the judgment dismissing the petitions. a memorandum of cross-objection is .....

Vella Rajesh. Vs. State of KeralA.

Court : Kerala

..... puthukkad police station for offences punishable under sections 143, 147, 148 and 506(ii) read with section 149 i.p.c. and sections 4 and 5 of the explosive substance act., seeks his enlargement on bail. the petitioner was arrested on 3.11.2010. 2. i heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned public prosecutor. 3. having regard .....

Rajeswari. Vs. K.Sivakumar, and anr.

Court : Kerala

..... in the facts and circumstances of this case a sentence of fine with an appropriate default sentence will suffice. accordingly, for the conviction under section 138 of the act the revision petitioner is sentenced to pay a fine of ` 22,000/- (rupees twenty two thousand only). the said fine shall be paid as compensation under section ..... the petitioner in favour of the complainant, that the complainant had validly complied with clauses (a) and (b) of the proviso to section 138 of the act. and that the revision petitioner/accused failed to make the payment within 15 days of receipt of the statutory notice. both the courts have considered and rejected the ..... .m. iii, palakkad, challenges the conviction entered and the sentence passed against him for an offence punishable under sec. 138 of the negotiable instruments act, 1881 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act'). the cheque amount was 20,000/-. the fine/compensation ordered by the lower appellate court is 20,000/-. 2. i heard the learned counsel .....

Girish C.Joseph. Vs. Sunny Manuel.

Court : Kerala

..... . within 29.3.2000. but it was actually filed on 4.4.2000, which is not within the prescribed time provided under section 142(b) of the n.i. act. therefore, as found by the learned magistrate, there cannot be a valid prosecution of the accused. 7. according to the complainant, the accused borrowed rs.2,05,000/- ..... respondent. 5. the learned counsel for the appellant submitted that the complainant has proved all the necessary ingredients of the offence under section 138 of the n.i. act and as such the learned magistrate is not justified in acquitting the accused. the learned counsel for the appellant further submitted that the complaint was filed within the prescribed ..... court, thrissur. the first respondent herein is the accused in that case, which was filed by the complainant alleging commission of the offence under section 138 of n.i. act. 2. the case of the complainant is briefly as follows. the accused borrowed a sum of rs.2,05,000/- from the complainant and in discharge of the said .....

Sajeev. Vs. M.Ravindran Nair, and anr.

Court : Kerala

..... drawn by the petitioner in favour of the complainant, that the complainant had validly complied with clauses (a) and (b) of the proviso to section 138 of the n.i. act and that the revision petitioner/accused failed to make the payment within 15 days of receipt of the statutory notice. both the courts have considered and rejected the defence set ..... and to pay a fine of rs.5,000/- in default to undergo s.i. for a further period of 30 days under section 138 of the n.i. act. the appeal filed against that conviction and sentence was allowed in part confirming the conviction and modifying the sentence. the accused was sentenced to undergo s.i. for three months ..... on the file of the j.f.c.m. court-ii, ernakulam challenging the conviction and sentence passed against him for the offence punishable under section 138 of n.i. act. the cheque amount was rs.1,00,000/-. in the trial court, the accused was convicted and he is sentenced to undergo s.i. for a period of nine months .....

Cherian Mathew. Vs. K.N.Sasidharan.

Court : Kerala

..... (a) and (b) of the proviso to section 138 of the n.i. act and that the first respondent/accused failed to make the payment within 15 days of receipt of the statutory notice. both the courts have considered and rejected the defence set ..... for the appellant and the learned counsel for the first respondent. 4. the revision petitioner is not challenging the conviction of the accused under section 138 of the n.i. act. 5. the courts below have concurrently held that the cheque in question was drawn by the accued in favour of the complainant, that the complainant had validly complied with clauses ..... by the accused as crl.a.no. 119 of 2001 before the addl. sessions court, thodupuzha was allowed in part and the conviction under section 138 of the n.i. act was confirmed and the sentence to undergo s.i. for three months is set aside and the fine of rs.5,000/- awarded by the court below was enhanced to .....

Rajamma Vs. Dr. V. Sukumar

Court : Kerala

..... the judgment in a.s.147/1988 reads as under: "11. after 1956 the succession will be according to the provisions of the hindu succession act. karthiayani amma, plaintiffs 1 and 3 to 17, ist defendant, deceased ramachandran nair and gowrikutty amma were members of the thavazhi. thus ..... marry but to have no male heir by that marriage, b should after a's life time perform his obsequies and take over a's share of property. b died followed by ..... or gift, such sales or gift would not be valid and if a were to marry again and get heirs by the second marriage, those heirs alone were to take a's share after his life-time after performing his obsequies and that if a were to ..... howsoever low and birth right is given to those in the female line in the tarwad property till the passing of hindu joint family abolition act 1976 whereunder the joint family itself came to be abolished. no doubt, as far as the argument based on blending .....

St.Mary's Orthodox Church, Vettipuram, Pathanamthitta, Rep. by its Vic ...

Court : Kerala

..... nuisance and burials to constitute a nuisance must come within the definition of the expression as given in sec.2(27) and sec.39 of the travancore-cochin public health act, 1955. it would be relevant to note the observations in paragraphs 13 to 15 thereof, which read as follows: '13. burial of the dead by itself does not ..... permission shall lapse unless an application for extension of time is made before the expiry of the period specified. a comparison of the provisions contained in the old act and new act makes it clear that though sec.235 pertaining to the old provision envisages that submission of a fresh application is necessary before the work is continued and that ..... a person, not impleaded by name in a judicial proceeding, through a named party is not unknown. a karta of a joint hindu family has always been recognised as a representative of the other members of the joint hindu family, and so has been a trustee.. 13. in amrit sagar gupta and others v. sudesh behari lal and ors. ( .....

Elizabeth and anr. Etc. Vs. Francis EdwIn and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1992Ker108

..... to the court. it is an enabling section and its effect is to confer a retroactive validation on a document which is not duly stamped under the court-fees act. if the court is satisfied that there existed circumstances which debarred a party from affixing requisite court-fees to the document presented, the court will exercise discretion in ..... denied to the court, is also a question that has to be considered in understanding the meaning, purpose and intention of the provisos contained in section 52 of the act.11. now, we shall advert to certain provisions of the code of civil procedure since both these enactments should supplement and complement one and the other to have ..... they are just he loses the protection of the law and sacrifices the appearance of impartiality which is given by adherence to the law'.7. though the court-fees act is said to be a fiscal enactment, it is not an ordinary fiscal enactment, which should attract all the shackles and bridles of a fiscal enactment.this enactment .....