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Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Krishna Warriar.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1962]44ITR828(Ker)

..... what is stated above we agree with the tribunal and hold that the income in controversy is exempt under section 4(3)(i) of the indian income-tax act, 1922, and that it is not brought back into the net of taxation by clause (b) of the proviso to that sub-section. ..... menon j. - this is a reference by the income-tax appellate tribunal, madras bench 'a', under section 66(1) of the indian income-tax act, 1922. the question referred is :'whether 60% of the income of the assessee applied to the development of arya vaidyasala and the conduct ..... under section 4(3)(i) having regard to clause (b) of the proviso to that sub-section ?'section 4 deals with the application of the act. sub-section (3) thereof directs that any income, profits or gains falling within the classes specified therein shall not be included in the total income ..... the signature of the registrar will be forwarded to the appellate tribunal as required by section 66(5) of the indian income-tax act, 1922.reference answered accordingly. .....

Fpc Vs. Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... resulting from such purchases. though i regard the matter as less clear than the court does, i agree that the legislative history of the 1942 amendments to the natural gas act supports the commission's power to consider inferior end use as a factor in denying transco a transportation certificate for the gas in question. however, ..... x-20" service. under the contract, transco agreed to transport 50,000 mcf. daily to con. ed. in new york for use under con. ed.'s boilers, principally two boilers at con. ed.'s waterside station which were then being fired by coal. additionally, during a 60-day peak period, transco agreed to sell 50,000 mcf. ..... 5 that the public interest would suffer were transco's petition granted. among the grounds advanced were that the gas was to be transported for use under industrial boilers, this disposition being an "inferior" use from the standpoint of conserving a valuable natural resource; that authorization of this and similar direct sales to major industrial users .....

Vora Fidaali BadruddIn Mithibarwala Vs. the State of Bombay (Now Gujar ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1961Guj151; (1961)2GLR343

..... shall be construed and have effect accordingly.5. the terms of this my instrument of accession shall not be varied by any amendment of the act or of the indian independence act, 1947, unless such amendment is accepted by me by an instrument supplementary to this instrument.6. nothing in this instrument shall empower the dominion legislature to ..... 5 of the instrument of accession that the terms of the instrument of accession shall not be varied by any amendment of the government of india act, 1935, or of the indian independence' act, 1947, unless such amendment was accepted by the ruler of the sant state by a supplementary instrument of accession and clause 7 of the ..... the ruler free in the exercise of his sovereignty to accept or not to accept any amendment of the government of india act, 1935 or of the indian independence act, 1947, or any future constitution of india. obviously, if the government of india act, 1933, was scraped and a new constitution of india was forged which was not .....

Sukhdip Singh Vs. Arjan Singh Mihan Singh and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1961P& H326

..... the plaintiff's adverse possession for over 12 years has matured into valid title. it is further pleaded that in certain proceedings under section 447, 468 and 380 of the indian penal code between the parties to the suit, the defendant actually admitted the adverse possession of the plaintiff over the property in suit. this admission was also pleaded to be .....

Batan Singh and ors. Vs. Nathu Birju

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1961P& H503

..... the state, formed the judgment in this case and the time spent in obtaining copies thereof would be excluded in computing the period of limitation under section 12 of the indian limitation act. in this view of the matter, it is not necessary to deal with the application dated 4th september, 1954, under section 5 of the ..... indian limitation act filed by the appellants.4. the second preliminary objection raised by the learned counsel for the respondent is that santa applicant in the court below had died on 28th march, ..... division bench authority of the calcutta high court in dinendra narain roy v. titu ram, ilr 30 cal 801, which held -'in apportioning compensation money, awarded under the land acquisition act, between the landlord and the tenure-holder, the court ought to proceed on the principle of ascertaining what the value of the interest of the landlord is on the one .....

Ardeshir H. Bhiwandiwala Vs. the State of Bombay

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1962SC29; [1961(2)FLR586]; (1961)IILLJ77SC; [1961]3SCR592

..... 1952, did not state that the salt works did not come within the definition of the word 'factory' and simply stated that the provisions of the indian factories act were considered redundant for which their bombay salt association had already made a suitable representation to the government of india. it was for the first time, ..... the word 'factory' in this act reads : 'the word 'factory' notwithstanding any provisions or exemption in the factory act shall be taken to mean all buildings and premises ..... mill of factory. the other subsequent acts simply extended the scope of the factory act of 1833. the act of 1844 was to amend the law relating to labour in factories and provided by s. lxxiii that 'the factory act as amended by this act and this act' would be construed together as one act. the relevant portion of the definition of .....

Krishna Menon Vs. Narayana Ayyar and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1962Ker21

..... to be actionable, can only give rise to damages against that defendant. even then to support such a claim, different averments would be necessary, and permission to amend the plaint cannot now be given because the claim has now become barred.in any case, there is no sufficient evidence to show ext. a having been proved ..... failure to comply with such a collateral agreement would justify the appellant being given damages. he has also argued that the appellant should be given an opportunity to amend the plaint and sue on the collateral security contained in the letter by the 2nd defendant. the position 'taken up by the respondent's learned advocate is ..... the excise rules of the state to be void. we feel that section 24 of the cochin contract act being similar to section 23 of the indian contract act, there was no necessityto expressly provide that contracts in contravention of the abkari act would be void. agreements calculated to defeat the object of any enactment would be void, and therefore .....

Government Press Employees' Association, Bangalore Vs. Government of M ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1962Kant25; AIR1962Mys25; ILR1961KAR450; (1961)IILLJ583Kant

..... trade union to inaugurate on behalf of its members with the employee under section 28.f sought to be introduced into the indian trade unions act of 1906 by the amending act of 1947 (which amending act is not yet brought into force), and the position industrial law by virtue of which it can by responding the cause of ..... employee s raise an industrial dispute or represent the employees before tribunals or authorities under the industrial disputes act, payment of wages act or similar legislative enactment. these ..... argument in support of the maintainability of the proposed petition is that the government press employees as is a trade union registered under the indian trade unions, act of 1928 to protect the interests of rs. members with regard to service conditions and their emoluments and that, according to section 13 of that .....

The Oriol Industries Ltd. Vs. the Bombay Mercantile Bank Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC993; (1961)63BOMLR619; [1961]31CompCas185(SC); [1961]3SCR652

..... certificate issued by the bombay high court raises for our decision a short and interesting question about the scope and effect of the provisions contained in s. 89 of the indian companies act, 1913 - section 89, in relation to the law of banking. this question arises in this way. the appellant, the oriol industries, ltd. (hereafter called the company) was ..... the bank. it appears that the resolution for winding up of the company was held by the court to be null and void, and so the plaint was subsequently amended whereby the name of the liquidator was struck out and the suit then purported to be one which was instituted by the company itself. the plea raised by the ..... urged that in coming to the conclusion that the company's claim was unsustainable the appeal court has misjudged the effect of the provisions of s. 89 of the indian companies act in relation to the conduct of the bank in the present case. that is how the principal question which falls for our decision is about the scope and .....

S.M. Kanniappa Nadar Vs. K.K. Karuppiah Nadar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1962Mad240

..... licence."it is apparent from the above that the parties intended to carry on the business after getting the licence suitably amended in accordance with the central excise and salt act, 1944.(2) the firm was duly registered under the indian partnership act. the appellant claims to have advanced on various dates a sum of rs. 10,000 to the respondent in pursuance of ..... co v. ltd., 1943-2 mad lj 369 : (air 1943 pc 34), sir george rankin in delivering the judgment of the privy council analysed the various provisions of the indian contract act, and held that money received by a party to a contract in part discharge of the consideration due or to become due, though applied for defraying the expenses of carrying .....