Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Aug-25-2014
..... with fine which may extend to rs.10,000/-.36. by the coal mines (nationalisation) amendment act, 1993 (for short, 1993 nationalisation amendment act ), the cmn act was further amended. the statement of objects and reasons of the 1993 nationalisation amendment act reads thus: considering the need to augment power generation and to create additional capacity during the ..... dated 12.01.1994, proposals relating to m/s. rpg industries ltd./calcutta electric supply corporation, m/s. kalinga power corporation, m/s. indian aluminium company, m/s. indian charge chrome ltd., andhra pradesh state electricity board, m/s. development consultants ltd., m/s. gujarat power corporation ltd., m/s. associated cement ..... committee decided that utkal c block in talcher coalfield having geological reserves of about 190 m.t. may be considered for allotment to m/s. indian charge chrome ltd. for two additional captive power plants at choudhwar, orissa. it is pertinent to mention that the committee found that the total .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Apr-25-2014
..... be construed as putting a seal of approval on the delay caused by the central government in bringing the provisions of section 3 of the 44th amendment act into force but we find ourselves unable to intervene in a matter of this nature by issuing a mandamus to the central government obligating it ..... respect to a number of other items in the schedule. it was added that moef vide notification dated 1.12.2009 had carried out wide ranging amendments to the schedule in eia2006and in doing so general condition had been stipulated/inserted for the first time against certain items. however, while doing so, ..... of about 5 hectares in size for storing hill run off during rainy season for wild life which includes hanuman langur (semnopithecus entellus), black aped hare (lepus nigricollos), indian porcupines (hystrix indica), blue bull (boselalphus tragocamelus), sambhara (cervus unicolor), common mangoose (herpestes edwardsii), jackals (canis aureus), striped hyaena (hyaena hyciena) and panther (panthera .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Dec-04-2014
..... no.4274 of 2010) before the high court of delhi, the amount calculated towards the tax liability is the aggregate of :- (a) an amount of inr177424,866 (indian rupees one hundred and seventy- seven million four hundred and twenty four thousand eight hundred and sixty six only) towards service tax chargeable and payable to the government of ..... in section 65(105)(zzzz). thereafter section 65 (105)(zzm) of the finance act, 1994 was amended with effect from 01.07.2010 and section 65 (105) (zzzz) of the finance act, 1994 was also amended with retrospective effect from 01.06.2007. in view of the amended clause 65 (105) (zzzz), service tax was levied retrospectively from 01.06.2007 ..... licence fee and also a share of the gross revenue generated by various products categories which were to be sold at the duty free shops.3. the finance act, 2007 introduced the levy of service tax on services in relation to renting of immovable property through the introduction of section 65(90)(a). the charge of service .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Singapore Supreme Court
Decided on : Feb-26-2014
..... assessments where fraud or wilful default has been committed by any person in connection with or in relation to tax (now found in s 74(2) of the act). subsequent amendments altered the limitation periods for issuing additional assessments, but the primary substance of the provision remained unchanged. 142. in our judgment, there were two cumulative difficulties ..... constrained the invocation of s 260 by the commissioner of taxation, eventually precipitated the passage of the income tax laws amendment bill (no 2) 1981, which replaced s 260 with part iva of the australian act for schemes entered into or carried out after 27 may 1981. part iva dispensed with the previous jurisprudence and applies to ..... . a distinction should be drawn between the issuance of an additional assessment under s 74(1) and the amendment of an assessment, which is deemed to be final and conclusive under s 84(1) of the act if no valid notice of appeal has been lodged within 30 days of the date of the refusal of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Jan-10-2014
..... the state could not be withdrawn as the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950 did not make a distinction between the two categories of thandans till the amendment act of 2007 for the first time introduced such a difference.29. that apart the question of ouster of ezhuvas and thiyyas known as thandan on account ..... thandan was included as a scheduled caste for the entire state of kerala.23. consequent upon the promulgation of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes orders (amendment) act, 1976, the kerala state government started receiving complaints alleging that a section of ezhuva/thiyya community of malabar areas and certain taluk of malabar districts who ..... that a large number of applications for change of caste name from thiyya to thandan had been received pursuant to the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes order (amendment) act, 1976 and ordered that all such certificates as were corrected on the basis of such applications after 27th july, 1977 ought to be scrutinized by a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Apr-16-2014
..... problems. in order to tackle the problems created by the rent act, the delhi rent control act was amended in 1988 by delhi rent control amending act, 1988 (act 57 of 1988). ...the objects of the amending act are quite different from the objects of the parent act. one of the objects of amending act was to rationalise the rent control law by bringing about a ..... a result of all these, there was acute shortage of accommodation which caused hardship to the rich and the poor alike. in the light of this experience, the amending act of 1988 was passed. ...in order to strike a balance between the interests of the landlords and also the tenants and for giving a boost to house building ..... had sublet the tenanted premises to his son. in this behalf, it was alleged that the appellant s son was using the shop for running a halwai (traditional indian sweetmeat maker) business. the shop was originally let out for selling cold drinks, biscuits etc. on the issue of usage, it was pointed out, that since the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Mar-05-2014
..... appellants therein. hence, i approve of the conviction of the accused appellants under sections 304a, 337, 338 read with section 36 of the indian penal code ( ipc for short) and section 14 of the indian cinematograph act, 1952.2. however, when it comes to determination and imposition of sentence on the appellants due to their gross criminal negligence, i find ..... v. the state of maharashtra and anr. (1969) 3 scc166where this court observed: in our view the criminal procedure code gives ample power to the courts to alter or amend a charge whether by the trial court or by the appellate court provided that the accused has not face a charge for a new offence or is not prejudiced ..... the period the repair work was being done. after the chimney fell down a number of officers visited the spot and inspected the bakery. the chief inspector of boilers was of the opinion that the cause of the collapse of the chimney was the explosion which occurred in it because of the products of combustion and gases .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Sep-17-2014
..... 1999 and due to various proceedings, which have been taken out by the parties, have virtually remained stationary. we are informed that the suits are at the stage of amendment of the pleadings, which have not been carried out. suffice it to say that there is virtually no progress in the suits and much progress is not likely to take ..... were not inextricably connected and therefore the transfer of a suit to the tribunal can only be on the basis of the consent of the parties. the bench in indian bank case had held that the claims can be transferred only if the following two conditions exists: inextricable connection of the subject matter of the two proceedings; and the ..... side of the calcutta high court. that application was allowed by the single judge. against this order the bank had preferred the special leave petition. though the rdb act had not come into force when the suit was filed by the bank, the debtor-company had filed the application and resisted the transfer of the suit. this court .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Sep-17-2014
..... 1999 and due to various proceedings, which have been taken out by the parties, have virtually remained stationary. we are informed that the suits are at the stage of amendment of the pleadings, which have not been carried out. suffice it to say that there is virtually no progress in the suits and much progress is not likely to take ..... were not inextricably connected and therefore the transfer of a suit to the tribunal can only be on the basis of the consent of the parties. the bench in indian bank case had held that the claims can be transferred only if the following two conditions exists: inextricable connection of the subject matter of the two proceedings; and the ..... side of the calcutta high court. that application was allowed by the single judge. against this order the bank had preferred the special leave petition. though the rdb act had not come into force when the suit was filed by the bank, the debtor-company had filed the application and resisted the transfer of the suit. this court .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Jan-16-2014
..... used indiscriminately in a routine, casual and cavalier manner for the reason that an exception clause requires strict interpretation. the legislature introduced the imposition of minimum sentence by amendment in ipc w.e.f. 25-12-1983, therefore, the courts are bound to bear in mind the effect thereof. the court while exercising the discretion in the ..... in which the crime has been committed. conduct and state of mind of the accused and age of the sexually assaulted victim and the gravity of the criminal act are the factors of paramount importance. the court must exercise its discretion in imposing the punishment objectively considering the facts and circumstances of the case.24. the ..... singh vs. state of punjab (supra), cited by the learned counsel for the appellant, this court found that the prosecutrix was a consenting party to the act of sexual intercourse and that she had willingly left her parents house to be with the appellant but she was found to be not more than sixteen years of .....
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