Court : Chennai
Reported in : LC2007(3)409; 2008(36)PTC315(Mad)
..... of scotch whisky in india, the first affidavit of ian barclay dated 20.10.1987 at pages 114, 116, 117, 120, 137 and 138 of the paper book as also in second affidavit of ian barclay at page 147 of the paper book and the affidavits of the consumers and shopkeepers at pages 148 to 208 of the paper book contain materials which clearly establish that the scotch whisky was available in india; the contention of the appellant that there were ..... ;(c) the vital aspect that the affidavits have been procured by m/s.little and company, the solicitors of the respondent had not been considered by the third respondent and by the learned single judge; the stamp papers on which the affidavits have been engrossed stand in the name of m/s. ..... the device used by the appellant (see page 66 of the paper book for the image) is an exact replica of the royal standard of scotland which is a wellknown emblem of scotland. ..... by the learned senior counsel for the appellant regarding the third party affidavits, namely:(a) no deponent states that he has been deceived into thinking that 'peter scot' was a 'scotch whisky';(b) all the stamp papers are purchased by little and co. ..... , to the straightforward principle that trading must not only be honest but must not even unintentionally be unfair.in the instant case, the affidavits of the consumers were filed by the respondents at pages 148 to 208 of the paper book. .....
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Reported in : 2007(5)CTC821; (2007)6MLJ290
..... the learned counsel for the respondent has submitted that the paper publication was effected and the appellants did have notice of probate proceedings and even then they have not taken steps to enter caveat to contest the will. ..... the learned counsel has also submitted that after effecting paper publication, and only in compliance of procedure, letters of administration was granted and the same cannot be revoked.7. ..... ranganayagi that she had taken steps for probate of the will on 7.9.1999 and since such papers had been returned, the purchasers have got the original will papers from the counsel of late mrs. p. ..... subodh chandra kumar : air1970cal433 , has held that any interest, however, slight, and even a bare possibility of an interest, is sufficient to entitle a party to oppose a testamentary paper. .....
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Reported in : AIR1927Mad115; 92Ind.Cas.355
..... it appears to me that the costs of printing the two paper-books containing oral and documentary evidence in the case should not be allowed in taxation.16. ..... 1 and 7 will stand dismissed with costs, costs not to include cost of printing paper-books.charles gordon spencer, j.18. ..... there are two paper-books containing 624 pages. ..... at page 33 of the paper book she says 'now for the past five or six months the 2nd defendant and myself have been paying in two shares'. ..... this is what appears at page 28 of the paper-book. .....
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Reported in : [1987]61CompCas20(Mad)
..... bricks, doors and windows; products of agriculture such as vegetables, oils and fats, margarine, sugar, glucose, confectionery, rice and wheat flour; and such other products as household utensils, lamps, glass, refractories, porcelain and potteries, paper, paper pulp, card and baggages, boards, plastics, furniture, wood products, industrial and agricultural machinery of all description, prime-movers, machine tools, scientific and precision instruments, munitions, ship, aircraft and fertilizers : (g) to carry on ..... . the petitioners also genuinely apprehend that unless some immediate action is taken to ensure preservation of the papers and records of the company and prevent the respondents from syphoning off the funds of the company, the petitioners and the company would suffer irreparable loss ..... . 2 and 3, are taking steps to remove/destroy vital papers, records and documents which disclose fraud, misappropriation and other criminal activities, etc ..... ., 'not to remove any papers, documents and books of account until further orders' from its premises at madras and coimbatore and the premises of mahaveer transport company at vijayawada ..... . 3,30,000, because his papers were missing .....
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Reported in : (1997)IILLJ111Mad; (1997)IIMLJ272
..... 377-c1/79 dated february 15, 1979, he has stated as follows :- 'i am quite justified in saying that the under secretary concerned had actually never missed a chance to tease or to pass unbecoming and painful remarks against me whenever i had submitted papers to him for orders. ..... the kind joint secretary took a pucca and perfect unilateral decision against me that i would have destroyed the above said paper. .....
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Reported in : II(2004)BC290
..... in civil court under the code of civil procedure, 1908 while trying the suit is made applicable to the tribunal for the purpose of discharging their functions under this act, it cannot be said that the procedure of paper publication is not permissible under the act.4. ..... , the 2nd defendant thereby based on paper publication. .....
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Reported in : [2007]137CompCas950(Mad); (2007)4MLJ483; [2007]78SCL425(Mad)
..... a tender notice dated 12.12.2005 was issued by the first respondent bank in terms of section 13(4) of the sarfaesi act and the same was published in the daily thanthi news paper on 13.12.2005 wherein the property of the second respondent was sought to be brought in auction. .....
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Reported in : [1984]148ITR86(Mad)
ramanujam, j. 1. in the above five cases, the following common question of law has been referred to this court under s. 256(2) of the i.t. act, 1961 : 'whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the appellate tribunal was right in law in holding that the receipts from clearing the forest trees for planting the cleared area with plantations and the sale proceeds of timber logs of such felled trees would only amount to realisation of capital ?' 2. one a. k. p. doraiswamy nadar and his four sons on acquiring an estate called 'aruna group of estates' consisting of 1,856 acres of cardamom, coffee and pepper plantations and also about 887 acres of forest land with standing timber for a sum of rs. 6,45 lakhs, formed a partnership among themselves on may 17, 1960, under the name and style of pandian plantations, and the objects of the partnership are stated as follows : 'the objects of the partnership are owning, working, developing and planting of cardamoms, coffee, tea and other agricultural and horticultural products, raising, harvesting and including the sale of gathered produce such as coffee, cardamom, pepper, etc., in such places as afford a fair market for those goods.' 3. by a deed dated july 31, 1965, the managing partner of the assessee-firm entered into an agreement with one a. sulaiman for clearing the forest for raising cardamom, coffee, tea, rubber plantations and betel nuts at varying rates per acre depending upon the situation of the land. the .....
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Reported in : 2008(2)CTC555; (2008)4MLJ22
..... . : 1973ecr1(sc) orient paper mills ltd. v .....
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Reported in : (2008)4MLJ892
..... (ii) : 1973ecr1(sc) , orient paper mills ltd. v. .....
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