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Madras Bar Association Vs. Union of India and Anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... tribunal ('nclat' for short), along with certain other provisions pertaining thereto which were incorporated by the legislature in parts 1b and 1c of the companies act, 1956 (hereinafter referred to as the 'act, 1956') by companies (second amendment) act, 2002. writ petition, in this behalf, was filed by the petitioner in the high court of madras which culminated into the judgment dated 30.03 ..... relating to the constitution of the selection committee for selection of the said members have also been incorporated in the act, 2013. these are analogous to section 10fd, 10fe, 10ff, 10fl, 10fr and 10ft which were introduced in the act, 1956 by companies (amendment) act, 2002. the cause for filing the present petition by the petitioner is the allegation of the petitioner that notwithstanding .....

Shabina Abraham and Ors. Vs. Collector of Central Excise and Customs

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... not have much bearing on the matter in issue in the present case. the argument, therefore, as to the insertion of the proviso to section 11 by an amendment act of 2004 so as to provide that if a person from whom some recoveries are due transfers his business to another person, then the excisable goods in the possession ..... . to the extent that this judgment holds what is set out hereinbelow, it is correct:- we do not find any provision in the act which foists any such liability in the case of intestate succession. in other words, there is no provision which empowers the authorities to recover due from a deceased assessee by proceeding against his legal heirs ..... central legislature, tax at that rate shall be charged for that year in accordance with and subject to the provisions of the act in respect of the total income of the previous year of every individual, hindu undivided family, company and local authority, and of every firm and other association of persons or the partners of the firm or .....

Swami Achyutanand Tirth and Ors. Vs. Union of India and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the observations made by this court. vide order dated 11.11.2014, this court observed that union of india and state governments must come out with suitable amendments in the act or with a new legislation to stop adulteration and production of synthetic milk which is consumed by the infants/children and by the public at large. when ..... the matter came up for hearing on 10.12.2014, union of india submitted that the bill seeking to amend fss act by inserting a new section section 7a was withdrawn and the parliamentary standing committee on health and family welfare recommended that the government of india may re-look ..... (6.7%). all the samples in goa and puducherry conformed to the standards. 16. news of national survey on adulteration of milk was reported in various newspapers including the hindu , business line , times of india , indian express and other newspapers, the clippings of which are filed in ia no.2 of 2012, an application for impleadment filed .....

Superintendent and Legal Remembrancer, State of West Bengal Vs. Corpor ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC997; 1967CriLJ950; [1967]2SCR170

..... levied, shall be taken in full satisfaction of the demand on account of the said licence. under s. 547a, which was inserted in the act by s. 96 of the calcutta municipal (amendment) act, 1953 (west bengal act xix of 1953), in every case of an offence punishable with imprisonment or fine, or with fine only, in which the offender is sentenced ..... the meaning of art. 372. there is no warrant for holding that a rule of interpretation which is incorporated in a statute e.g. the indian succession act, or the general clauses act is law in force, and not a rule which was enunciated by the highest court in the realm. the circumstance that a rule of interpretation is a ..... in india, see papamma v. appa rau(1)' nor did the english law as felo de se and the forfeiture of goods and chattels consequent upon suicide apply to a hindu, though a british subject, committing suicide at calcutta, see advocate-general of calcutta v. ranee surnomoye dossee(2). at common law, no proceedings, civil or criminal, were .....

K. Hutchi Gowder Vs. Richobdas Fathaimull and Company

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1965SC577; [1964]8SCR306

..... of the act and weshall not express any opinion thereon. 11. the legal position may be briefly stated thus. section 7, 8, 9 and 13form ..... s. 7 whichdeclares the scheme of scaling down of debts applies only to pre-act debts andthe only exception to it is s. 13-a. be that as it may, we cannot construe s.13 with the aid of s. 13-a which was introduced by the amending act 23 of 1948.this appeal does not call for an interpretation of s. 13a ..... sections7, 8, 9 and 13 give the principles for scaling down a debt, s. 19 provides themachinery for scaling down. section 19 of the parent act, as amended in 1948,reads : '(1) where before thecommencement of this act a court has passed a decree for the repayment of adebt, it shall, on the application of any judgment-debtor who is anagriculturist...... apply the .....

State of Bank of India Vs. S. Vijaya Kumar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1991SC79; JT1990(3)SC308; (1991)IILLJ122SC; 1990(2)SCALE110; (1990)4SCC481; [1990]3SCR398; 1990(2)LC467(SC); (1990)2UPLBEC961

..... was only a terminological regrouping of the earlier regulation rather than any qualitative change. the state bank laws (amendment) act, 1973 introduced various amendments and one of the amendments was relating to change of designation of secretary and treasurer as chief general manager. hence the central board vide its resolution dated 29.3.74 for the words 'secretary & ..... the following resolution on august 30, 1988:20. in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 43 of the state bank of india act, 1955 (23 of 1955) and amended sub-regulation (2)(a) of regulation 55 of the state bank of india general regulations, 1955, the executive committee of the central board of the state bank ..... of the state bank was on the basis of regulation 55(2)(a) and the central board of the bank was authorised to amend such regulations from any date under section 50(2)(a) of the act.27. in the result the appeals filed by the state bank of india in the case of vijaya kumar and t. dayakar rao .....

Rai Ramkrishna and ors. Vs. the State of Bihar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC1667; [1963]50ITR171(SC); [1964]1SCR897

..... tata iron & steel co. ltd. v. the state of bihar, : [1958]1scr1355 where this court was called upon to examine the validity of the bihar sales tax act, 1947, as amended by the amendment act of 1948, one of the points urged before this court was that whereas sales-tax is an indirect tax on the consumer inasmuch as the idea in imposing ..... the act of 1950, after the amending act was passed, they became entitled to recover the specific amounts from passengers and owners of goods by way of tax payable by them under the said section. ..... 12, and every owner of the vehicle or carrier was authorised to recover such tax from such passenger or person. in other words, whereas before the passing of the amending act, the owners of public vehicles may have been entitled to raise their fares or freight charges in order to enable them to pay the tax levied under s. 12 of .....

State of Madhya Pradesh Vs. Munna Choubey and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2005SC682; 2005(1)ALD(Cri)510; 2005(1)BLJR330; (2005)3CALLT62(SC); 2005CriLJ913; JT2005(2)SC122; (2005)2SCC710

..... 376-b, 376-c, and 376-d, 'rape' is defined in section 375. sections 375 and 376 have been substantially changed by criminal law (amendment) act, 1963, and several new sections were introduced by the new act, i.e. 376-a, 376-b, 376-c and 376-d. the fact that sweeping changes were introduced reflects the legislative intent to curb with ..... factors and circumstances in which a crime has been committed are to be delicately balanced on the basis of really relevant circumstances in a dispassionate manner by the court. such act of balancing is indeed a difficult task. it has been very aptly indicated in dennis councle mcgdautha v. state of callifornia, 402 us 153: 28 l.d. 2d ..... death sentence observed thus:'it will be a mockery of justice to permit the accused to escape the extreme penalty of law when faced with such evidence and such cruel acts. to give the lesser punishment for the accused would be to render the justicing system of the country suspect. the common man will lose faith in courts. in .....

Maruti Udyog Ltd. Vs. Ram Lal and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2005SC851; 2005(5)ALLMR(SC)405; [2005(104)FLR820]; JT2005(1)SC449; (2005)ILLJ853SC; (2005)2SCC638; 2005(2)SLJ358(SC); (2005)2UPLBEC1470

..... in the case of the former, a retrenchment takes place, in the latter it does not. the parliament amended the provisions of the 1947 act by inserting section 25ff and section 25fff therein by reason of the industrial disputes (amendment act), 1957 with effect from 28.11.1956, as it was found that having regard to the helpless condition ..... provision would not come into play in a case attracting section 25ff of the 1947 act. unfortunately, before the said bench of this court even the amended provisions of section 17 of the 1972 act were not brought to its notice.the 1947 act:33. we have noticed hereinbefore that the consequences other than payment of compensation envisaged in ..... section 25f of the act do not flow in case of transfer or closure of the .....

Savita Dey Vs. Nageswar Majumdar and Another

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1996SC272; JT1995(7)SC63; 1995(5)SCALE546; (1995)6SCC274; [1995]Supp4SCR80; 1996(1)LC24(SC)

..... judgment of the trial court was based, but on grounds totally different.5. section 3 of the west bengal premises tenancy act, 1956, prior to its amendment, effective from 24.8.1965, rendered the provisions of the act inapplicable to any premises held under a lease for more than 20 years, whether the purpose of the lease was residential or ..... contrary contained in sub-section (1) but subject to sub-section (3) of section 1 this act shall apply to all premises held under a lease which has been entered into after the commencement of the west bengal premises tenancy (amendment) ordinance, 1965:provided that if any such lease is for a period of not less than 20 ..... non-residential. by the amendment of 1965, this provision was retained and re-numbered as sub-section (1) of section 3 while adding thereto sub-section (2). the provision as it stands reads as follows:3. certain provisions of the act not to apply to certain leases -(1) the provisions relating to .....