Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad
Decided on : Jan-20-2014
..... case the defects developed within the period of warranty. 21. the decisions have no application to the facts of the case in view of amendment to the consumer protection act by act no.62 of 2002 which was brought into force with effect from 15.03.2003 and in the light of the decision of the honble supreme court in œbirla ..... , ansari road, darya ganj, new delhi.? 8. by this admission, the complaint will fall within the exception clause contained in section 2(1)(d)(ii) of the consumer protection act, as amended in 2002. in terms of this provision, the rp/complainant does not qualify to be a consumer for the purposes of the consumer protection ..... act, 1986. therefore, in our view, the state consumer disputes redressal commission uttrakhand has rightly rejected the consumer complaint filed by the revision petitioner. 16. in œbirla technologies ltd vs .....
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Decided on : Feb-03-2014
..... subsequent to the alleged event of misconduct taking place. as such, the contention of the learned counsel for the respondent that since the charges were framed after the amendment of the regulations making 'moral turpitude' part of the regulations, it could be part of the charges, cannot be sustained. further, in narinder mohan arya6, after ..... report, initially the disciplinary authority felt it appropriate to inflict a punishment of lowering three annual increments. to sustain the allegation that the disciplinary authority has not acted independently, the petitioner obtained from the management copies of the correspondence between the disciplinary authority and cvo. with specific reference to them, the petitioner has stated that ..... the hon'ble sri justice dama seshadri naidu w.p.no.9070 of 2008 03-02-2014 v.ravichandra..... petitioner indian bank, rep. by its general manager/appellate authority for award staff,hrm department, h.o.66, rajaji salai,chennai - 600 001 and others.....respondents .....
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Decided on : Jan-21-2014
..... 2009. in the course of trial for the offences under sections 147, 148, 324, 326, 307, 302 r/w 149 of ipc, sections 3, 4, and 6 of explosive substances act and section 25(1-b)(b) and 27 of arms act. they filed a petition before the ii additional sessions judge, kurnool at adoni who is trying the said case to appoint .....
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Decided on : Jan-23-2014
..... payable to the land owners.who failed to seek reference is the compensation which is ultimately payable to the land owners who sought reference under section 18 of the act as modified in further appeals. therefore, the reason shown by the respondent herein in the counter cannot stand for scrutiny by this court. for the aforesaid reasons ..... the reference court was subsequently reduced by the superior court. there can be no dispute that those claiming higher compensation and claiming reference under section 18 of the act are bound by the decree as modified by the superior court in appeal. the principle of restitution must apply to them. for the same reason, the same ..... by the reference court was subsequently reduced by superior court. there can be no dispute that those claiming higher compensation and claiming reference under section 18 of the act are bound by the decree as modified by the superior court in appeal. the principle of restitution must apply to them. for the same reason, the same .....
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Decided on : Dec-03-2014
..... subject matter of an appeal before the stat; and (ii) was decided in appeal by the stat. the effect of the amendment, by act 21 of 2011, is that there is no longer any bar on the exercise of the revisional jurisdiction when the issue or ..... by the appellate tribunal under section 33. section 20(2-a) of the apgst act and the proviso to section 32 of the ap vat act, prior to its amendment by act 21 of 2011 with effect from 15.09.2011, disabled the revisional authority from exercising ..... works contract would constitute the measure for imposition of the tax; keeping in view the legal fiction introduced by the forty sixth amendment to the constitution whereby the works contract, which are entire and indivisible, are deemed to have been divided into two contracts ..... to the main provision which is foreign to the main provision itself. (j.k.industries ltd.v.chief inspector of factories & boilers ; cit v. indo mercantile bank ltd.).a proviso cannot be torn apart from the main provision nor can it be used to .....
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Decided on : Oct-30-2014
..... taking place in the cours.of inter-state trade or commerce, but subjected it to legislation by parliament. by entry 92a of list i, introduced by the constitution (6th amendment) act, 1956, the legislative power to tax sales, taking place in the cours.of inter- state trade and commerce, was vested exclusively in parliament, thereby rendering the original cl ..... executive can neither levy tax, (national mineral development corpn. ltd.v.state of m.p., ).nor can it take recours.to the process of interpretation of a statute, (indian banks association v. devkala consultancy service ).to levy tax contrary to law. the consent of parties does not, by itself, confer jurisdiction upon a statutory authority. it is not ..... absent in some other case, in which the sale was held either to be a local sale or an inter-state sale, hardly serves any useful purpose. (indian oil corporation ltd.29).bearing these aspects in mind, let us now examine whether or not the sale of rice, by the rice millers at yanam to fci .....
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Decided on : Dec-03-2014
..... tax on the inputs required for project construction. it is not in dispute that the terms of the revised concession agreement have not been amended after the a.p.vat act came into force. while providing for amendment of the agreement, clause 2.3 also made it clear that kpcl was not entitled to compensation from the goap as a result ..... or coming into force, after the submission of the detailed proposal, (a) the enactment of any new indian law and (b) the repeal of any existing indian law. the enactment of the a.p.vat act, and the repeal of the apgst act, constitute change in law within the meaning of clause 2.3(a).under the sub-head relief under change ..... occurrence or coming into force of any of the following, after the submission of the detailed proposal, (a) the enactment of any new indian law; and (b) the repeal, modification or re-enactment of any existing indian law. the said clause also provided that if, after the date of the agreement, there was a change in the law, which substantially .....
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Decided on : Jan-22-2014
..... , eluru requires any interference in this revision ?. the learned counsel appearing for the petitioner would contend that after introduction of section 53a of cr.p.c., (amendment act, 2005).a police officer not below the rank of sub inspector can request the medical officer to conduct examination of the accused person and can use such force ..... stage, the petitioner/de facto complainant filed a petition before the trial court under sections 53a and 164 of cr.p.c., r/w. section 45 of indian evidence act, seeking second dna test. according to the de facto complainant, the said petition was not received by the learned assistant sessions judge and she filed a criminal ..... de facto complainant filed a petition before the learned assistant sessions judge under sections 53a, 164-a of cr.p.c., r/w. section 45 of the indian evidence act for again collecting blood samples of the respondent/accused and the minor boy for the purpose of sending them for second dna test to another forensic science laboratory .....
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Decided on : Mar-05-2014
..... with the power to enforce prohibition or to regulate or restrict the sale and consumption of any intoxicant. the andhra pradesh panchayat raj act, 1994 was amended by the andhra pradesh panchayat raj (amendment) act, 1998. section (2a).inserted thereto, stipulates that in their application to the scheduled areas in the state, as referred to in ..... be questioned. (tulsipur sugar co.ltd.v.notified area committee, tulsipur91 rameshchandra kachardas porwal v. state of maharashtra92; madras city wine merchants' assn.76; indian express newspapers (bombay) pvt.ltd.v.union of india93 bates v. lord hailsham of st marylebone94).even otherwise the grant of licence to trade in liquor ..... out of the group and such differential attributes must bear a just and rational relation to the object sought to be achieved. (state of maharashtra v. indian hotel & restaurants assn.60; state of jammu and kashmir v. shri triloki nath khosa61).to pass the test of permissible classification two conditions must be fulfilled .....
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Decided on : Sep-19-2014
..... including for the purpose of section 198 of the criminal procedure code. section 198(1)(c), after the amendment made by the code of criminal procedure(andhra pradesh second amendment) act, 1992 cannot be interpreted in isolation without referring to the fact that offences under sections 494 and 495 ipc have been made cognizable so far as the state of andhra pradesh is concerned. therefore, the ..... by the legislative assembly of the state of andhra pradesh regarding section 494 and 495 ipc, this court proposes to consider the effect of assent given by the president on 10th february, 1992 to the code of criminal procedure (andhra pradesh second amendment) act, 1992. article 254 of the constitution reads as under:- ".254 inconsistency between laws made by parliament and laws made .....
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