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Selvi M. Shyamala Vs. Tamil Nadu State Scrutiny Committee Rep. by Its ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)2MLJ278

..... .1998 in the proper format, stating that t.mani balan, father of the petitioner herein belongs to hindu adi dravidar community of scheduled caste, as per the sc & st orders (amendment) act, 1976. the material available on record shows that the tahsildar, has issued the said community certificate properly after making due enquiry, according to law, and which is valid in law ..... . it is seen that the said certificate is dated 06.04.1970, wherein the following details are given.1. name of the pupil (in full) : t.mani bernad2. (i) nationality : indian(ii) religion : r.c.(iii) community : (say yes or no)whetherscheduled caste orscheduled tribe ormost backward class orconvert to christianity fromscheduled caste. : yes, harijan15. on the date of the s .....

State Bank of India, Stressed Assets Management Branch Vs. Southern Pe ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)5MLJ676

..... p) ltd.,' reported in : air2006sc1899 . it was further submitted that sections 17 and 18 of the recovery of debts due to banks and financial institutions act, 1993 having not been amended, the jurisdiction has not been conferred on the drt/drat to try independent suits/proceedings initiated by borrowers or others against the bank. reliance was also placed ..... towards the subsidy. the drt also directed that no subsidy received from the government of india, should be disbursed without the permission of the drt and the indian bank was directed to file a monthly report of the subsidy received from the department of fertilisers through the state bank of patiala. against the aforesaid order, ..... and the banks. in terms of the cdr package, a trust and retention account (for short, 'the tra') was opened with the lead bank i.e. indian bank, to facilitate the nodal monitoring of the company's business receivables. the consortium of banks also appointed a concurrent auditor of spic to report to the lead .....

The Government of Tamil Nadu Rep. by Special Secretary to Government, ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)5MLJ391

..... . khandaka jain jewellers. the said case arose out of the suit for specific performance. the hon'ble supreme court of indian has taken into consideration section 17 and section 47-a of the rajasthan (amendment) stamp duty act found that the registering authority is under an obligation to ascertain the correct value at the time and should not go by ..... 117 - state of tamil nadu v. chandrasekharan, which considered rationale behind section 47-a of the stamp act. in the above said decision, the observations made are as follows:.we are inclined to think that the object of the amending act being to avoid large scale evasion of stamp duty, it is not meant to be applied in a matter ..... to determine the market value. the hon'ble supreme court of india in the said decision, had considered the scope of section 47-a (a.p. amendment) of the stamp act and held that the said provision does not confer power to determine market value of an entire area, region or block and to maintain basic valuation register .....

Tirupur Lorry Urimaiyalargal Sangam Rep. by Its President, C.N. Ramasa ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)6MLJ1081

..... therefore, without availing such remedy, this court cannot entertain the writ petition.11. subsequent to the judgement, section 34-a was introduced by amending act (tamil nadu act 25/2003). it is also brought to the notice of this court by mr. t. chandrasekaran, learned special government pleader for the respondent- ..... hindu religious and charitable endowments department that when section 34-a was introduced by the tamil nadu act 25 of 2003. the amendment also provided for an internal safeguard for any person aggrieved and that section 34-a(3) reads as follows:-section 34-a(3): any person ..... in one of the writ petitions as rental amount which is disputed by the petitioner sangam. the petitioner sangam is a society registered under the societies registration act. it is stated that the society was constituted for the purpose of transporting essential commodities to the market and other places having public access apart from .....

Ansaldo Energia Spa Represented by Its Authorised Signatory Mr. Lorenz ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2009]310ITR237(Mad); [2009]178TAXMAN57(Mad)

..... of the principles providing situs of sale was engrafted in the explanation to clause (1)(a) of article 286, as it existed prior to the constitution (sixth amendment) act, which provided that the situs of sale would be where the goods are delivered for consumption. the second view is, situs of sale would be the place ..... that,even though the sale of machinery, equipment etc., took place outside india, the fulfillment of above obligations established real and intimate connection between the assessee indian company and the non-resident foreign company and the relationship amounted to a business connection of the foreign company in india. it is thus seen in the ..... the entire contract is completed. thus, with regard to this entire contract the subsidiary company itself is a business irrespective of this, with regard to the indian contractee (nlc), the contract spread over a period of 5 years establishes continuity as well as intimate and real relationship.so the above extracts/exhibits are field .....

The Commissioner of Customs (Sea Port Import) and the Additional Commi ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2009(162)LC122(Madras); 2009(235)ELT770(Mad)

..... we have heard the learned counsel for the parties and also gone through the records, coupled with the order impugned.7. clause 2.17 of the exim policy, as amended by government of india vide notification no. 31 (re-2005)/2004-2009, dated 19th october, 2005, is quite necessary for deciding the issue in question. the said ..... respondent and the value appraised by the chartered engineer of the department. when such discrepancies exist, the authorities can have a breathing time and cannot be hastened to act swiftly on the request made by the respondent. it is also not the case of the respondent that the goods were of perishable nature. though the learned ..... this court by filing a writ petition, whereupon the learned single judge, by passing the order impugned, curtailed the statutory adjudication powers of the department under the customs act and, therefore, the said order is liable to be set aside.5. conversely, learned counsel for the respondent would submit that once the goods have arrived at .....

Kaliyambal and Nagaraj Vs. Padmini @ Gandhimathi and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)8MLJ1300

..... .10. i cannot countenance such an argument in this factual matrix, for the reason, that sub-section (4) of section 4 of the pondicherry civil court amendment act 2005, in my opinion does not fall foul of any constitutional provisions or jurisprudential principles. it is not that we come across such transitional provisions only in the ..... develop his argument to the effect that the sub court is having no jurisdiction to proceed with the case as section 4 of the pondicherry civil court (amendment act 2005) would contemplate that suits of the value of rs. 5 lakhs and below alone could be tried by the sub court whereas the present suit ..... pondicherry civil court amendment act, but in tamil nadu acts as well as in central acts, one could come across such transitional provisions and i need not elaborate on that ; because those provisions are obvious and axiomatic. .....

J. Jayalalithaa Vs. the Assistant Commissioner of Wealth Tax

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2009CriLJ3114; (2009)222CTR(Mad)470; [2009]309ITR277(Mad); [2009]179TAXMAN212(Mad)

..... case relating to : [1966]59itr767(sc) (referred to supra) the assessee had filed the return and that case also dealt with the un-amended provisions contained in section 2(m) of the act and therefore the said decision has no relevance to the case on hand; since the order of the appellate authority is no longer in force ..... the aforesaid submissions the learned special public prosecutor submitted that : [1968]69itr864(sc) (h.h. sety parvati baji v. cwt) relates to the construction of the un-amended section 2(m) and further in that case the assessee had filed the return and therefore the said decision is not applicable to the facts of this case because in ..... net wealth of the assessee would have become in the negative and the question of prosecuting the assessee would not have arisen. it is further contended that even the amendment to section 2(m) does not exclude the debt owed. learned senior counsel for the petitioner further submitted that the rectification of an assessment must be treated on .....

T.V. Antony Vs. State of Tamil Nadu Rep. by Its Secretary to Governmen ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)5MLJ339

..... had been issued to the petitioner, with regard to the land acquisition proceedings, as contemplated by the provisions of the tamil nadu urban land (ceiling and regulation) act, 1978. further, actual physical possession of the land in question had not been taken by the respondents, as seen from the records placed before this court. ..... dispossessing the petitioner from his land, comprised in survey no. 43/2b 1a of pulikoradu village, saidapet taluk, chengalpat district, without following the provisions of the act. by an order, dated 24.4.98, this court had directed the respondents therein to take proceedings, in accordance with the provisions of the tamil nadu urban ..... it has been further stated that the petitioner's vendor, a. heera, had filed a return, under the provisions of the tamilnadu urban land (ceiling and regulation) act, 1978, in respect of her urban lands. the authorities concerned, while considering her claims, had also included the agricultural lands belonging to her, as if they .....

Beml Ltd. Vs. Beml Midwest Ltd.

Court : Company Law Board CLB Chennai

..... accordingly, answered in the negative. 11. in view of my foregoing conclusions and in exercise of powers under section 403 of the act, it is ordered as under : (i) the petitioner will file amended petition, incorporating all the amendments, claimed in c.a.no. 24 of 2008, by 19-2-2008 and serve a copy on the respondents, who will ..... , in view of the equitable and, therefore, discretionary character of the clbs jurisdiction under section 397/398 of the act, to adjudicate the complaint of the petitioner, as made in the main petition. the amendment proposing to bring on record the issue of conviction of the respondents 2 and 3 in a criminal proceeding, by the ..... the applicant and the statutory authorities, as claimed in para 40.5 cannot be incorporated by way of amendment to the company petition. the conviction of the respondents 2 and 3 under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act was prior to the main petition and is under challenge by them. the applicant has not choosen to reveal .....