Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: indian boilers amendment act 2007 section 10 amendment of section 9 Year: 1961 Page 33 of about 324 results (0.482 seconds)

Ajit Kumar Ganguli Vs. Union of IndiA.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1962]46ITR104(Cal)

..... ; that the act relates to recovery of public demands, which comes under item 43 of list iii (concurrent ..... .mr. mukherjee has urged that the public demands recovery act, 1913, though a bengal act (bengal act iii of 1913) was made with the previous sanction of the governor-general under section 5 of the indian councils act, 1892, and that when the act was amended in 1955 by west bengal act xv of 1955, the assent of the president was obtained ..... enacted after 26th january, 1950) far less would any amendment of the act which does not affect the operation of any other central act require the assent of the president. the sanction of the governor-general which had to be obtained under section 5 of the indian councils act, 1892, is nothing analogous to the assent of the .....

Sri Kittappa Dress Manufacturing and Embroidery Works Vs. the State of ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1962]13STC34(Mad)

..... .5. clause (1) of the description of the goods was in varying terms between the years-1954 and 1956 and we are now concerned only with the amendment introduced by act iii of 1956 which took effect retrospectively -as-and from 23rd august, 1954. the petitioner does not dispute that this 1956 ..... costing less than rs. 3 per yard. at page 7 jaganmohan reddy, j., observed:the government by notification no. 75 referred to above specified all cotton cloth of indian manufacture costing per yard less than rs. 3 as being exempt from sales tax. ex facie it would appear that the legislative intent of the above exemption is only ..... .t.c. 557, considered the question whether 'durry' (floor carpets) came within the exemption granted for handloom cloth under a state government notification under the rajasthan sales tax act. the language of the notification was as follows :handloom cloth, including pagri made of handloom cloth (with or without challa) safa, woven on handloom and handloom cloth interwoven with .....

Sri Kittappa Dress Manufacturing and Embroidery Works by Proprietor R. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1962)2MLJ1

..... year.clause (i) of the description of the goods was in varying terms between the years 1954 and 1956 and we are now concerned only with the amendment introduced by act (iii of 1956) which took effect retrospectively as and from 23rd august, 1956. the petitioner does not dispute that this 1956 ..... less than rs. 3 per yard. at page 7, jagan mohan reddy, j., observed:the government by notification no. 75 referred to above specified all cotton cloth of indian manufacture costing per yard less than rs. 3 as being exempt from sales tax. ex facie it would appear that the legislative intent of the above exemption is only ..... s.t.c. 557 considered the question whether ' durry' (floor carpets) came within the exemption granted for handloom cloth under a state government notification under the rajasthan sales tax act. the language of the notification was as follows:handloom cloth, including pagri made of handloom cloth (with or without challa) safa, woven, on handloom and handloom cloth interwoven with .....

Mcgowan Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... see also testimony to the same effect, id. at 3-4, 17, 20, 30, 36, 40.) [ footnote 2/29 ] 1 edw. vii, c. 22, 34. continued, as amended, in the factories act, 1937, 1 edw. viii & 1 geo. vi, c. 67, 77. [ footnote 2/30 ] 2 geo. v, c. 3, 1, 4, provides for a half-day closing ..... sale on sunday of all merchandise except the retail sale of tobacco products, confectioneries, milk, bread, fruit, gasoline, oils, greases, drugs, medicines, newspapers and periodicals. recent amendments now except from the prohibition the retail sale in anne arundel county of all foodstuffs, automobile and boating accessories, flowers, toilet goods, hospital supplies and souvenirs, and exempt entirely ..... interest of defence, public safety, public order, public morality, or public health." and see article 25 of the indian constitution. that may be a desirable provision. but when the court adds it to our first amendment, as it does today, we make a sharp break with the american ideal of religious liberty as enshrined in the .....