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Shantaben Thakor Vs. New Raipur Mills Co. Ltd.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1968Guj118; [1968(16)FLR54]; (1967)GLR1012

..... was the immediate exciting cause of chandulal's death. if that is so, injury was caused to chandulal as a result of an accident. the learned single judge who heard the first appeal against the order of the learned commissioner, set aside the order of the learned commissioner granting compensation on certain principles which have been ..... which has been urged before us by mr. jaykar on behalf of the workman. as english judges have from time to time pointed out, any decision under the workmen's compensation act is not an easy decision free from difficulty. learned judges for a long period in england have construed the various expressions used under the workmen's ..... compensation act and it is not always easy to reconcile all the decisions, and therefore one must .....

In Re: Sudalaimuthu Nadar and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1968)1MLJ132

..... sent to the gentral food laboratory, calcutta, showed that the oil in question satisfied the requirement thereby indicating that it was not adulterated. the learned sessions judge who heard the appeal has rightly pointed out that merely because in another case there is difference between the butyro-refractometer reading taken by the public analyst ..... under the butyro-refractive test is a positive indication of adulteration. having regard to the above facts, it could not be said that the central government acted beyond its rule making powers in stating that edible oils should satisfy particular standards as to refractive index under butyro-refractometer.4. the learned advocate for ..... and prima facie this will be a question of fact.2. sri g. gopalaswami, advocate for the petitioners, urged that the rule framed under the act providing that the gingelly oil not conforming to the specification as regards the butyro-refractometer reading is adulterated is ultra vires of the rule making power of .....

State of Madras Vs. P.M. Batcha and Company

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1537; [1967]3SCR617; [1967]20STC273(SC)

..... 4-a, section 12, section 14, section 15, or sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 16 and may make such inquiry or cause such inquiry to be made and, subject to the provision of him of this act, may pass such order thereon as he thinks fit.' 10. sub-section (2) provided, insofar as it is material : 'the deputy ..... or invalid in the absence of the order of assessment being served upon the assessee. once the competent authority makes an assessment under the madras general sales tax act after scrutinising the return submitted by the assessee, and after giving the assessee a reasonable opportunity of proving the correctness and completeness of any return submitted by him ..... order cannot be deemed to have expired and the deputy commissioner had no jurisdiction under s. 32 of the madras general sales tax act i of 1959 to revise the order. in recording their conclusions the learned judges followed the judgment in the state of madras v. m/s a.m. safiulla & company in which the rule was stated .....

T. M. S. Mohammed Abdul Kader Vs. Commissioner of Gift-tax, Madras.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1968]70ITR237(Mad)

..... finding to the tribunal pending the disposal of an appeal before the tribunal, as it will fall within the scope of the power granted under section 23 (5) of the act, for the disposal of the appeal before it.learned counsel for the petitioner referred us to a decision of a bench of this court in v. ramaswami iyengar v. commissioner ..... . in other words, if the learned counsels argument is to be accepted, the scope of the power of the appellate tribunal defined in section 23 (5) of the gift-tax act, 1958 which says that the appellate tribunal, after giving the parties to the appeal an opportunity of being heard, may pass 'such orders thereon as it thinks fit' should be ..... ramakrishan j. - this tax case petition was filed under section 26 (3) of the gift-tax act, 1958. the petitioner made a gift of a certain extent of land to his daughter and grandchildren. the question arose before the gift-tax authorities about estimating the value of .....

Rajagopal Pillai and ors. Vs. Pakkiam Ammal and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1968)2MLJ411

..... any such contemplated result could be given effect to in the face of the express prohibition in section 6 (a) of the transfer of property act.26. in the trial court, the learned judge had expressed some doubt about the genuineness of this transaction evidenced by the release exhibit b-3 as the original document of release was not produced. ..... the entire reasoning of the learned subordinate judge on this portion of the case is wrong. indeed, learned counsel, for the respondents did not support the view of the trial court on this aspect of the ..... will be between us friendly relationship only and not relationship as regards money matters. to the said effect is the deed of release executed by me with consent.the learned judge followed and applied the earlier full bench decision of this court in asa beevi v. karuppan chetty (1917) 34 m.l.j. 460 : i.l.r. 41 mad .....

Dayaprakash Trikambhai Vs. Special Land Acquisition Officer, Baroda

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1969Guj34; (1969)GLR234

..... claim could be made in the reference application that came to be made under section 18 of the act.4. section 11 of the act deals with a question regarding the inquiry and award to be made by the collector.(i) he has to determine the true area of ..... that clause to the special cases to which we have already referred.' 16. it will be significant to note that the learned trial judge has not recorded the finding in categorical terms that the claimant would be entitled to rs. 3,000 by way of compensation for ..... it to be one of the grounds in support of his total claim of rs. 12,000/- and odd. the learned trial judge observed in para 10 of his judgment, in regard to this claim, as under.'the claimant has led evidence regarding the loss of ..... award was declared and as these plants were not existing or standing at the date of notification under section 4(1) of the act, was published, no question arose for laying the claim before the land acquisition officer. he, therefore, contended that the ratio of .....

Pierson Vs. Ray

Court : US Supreme Court

..... inquiry, or the threat of such inquiry, into whether, in fact, a judge has been unfaithful to his oath of office. thus, it is necessary to protect the guilty as well as the innocent. [ footnote 2/ ..... motive not connected with the public good." gregoire v. biddle, 177 f.2d 579, 581. to deny recovery to a person injured by the ruling of a judge acting for personal gain or out of personal motives would be "monstrous." ibid. but it is argued that absolute immunity is necessary to prevent the chilling effects of a judicial ..... refuses to disperse and move on, or disperse or move on, when ordered so to do by any law enforcement officer of any municipality, or county, in which such act or acts are committed, or by any law enforcement officer of the state of mississippi, or any other authorized person, . . . shall be guilty of disorderly conduct, which is .....

Ftc Vs. Procter and Gamble Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... disagreement with the second commission's view. it held that "[a]ny relevant evidence must be considered in a section 7 case. . . . the extent to which inquiry may be made into post-merger conditions may well depend on the facts of the case, and, where the evidence is obtained, it should not be ignored." 358 f ..... were essentially conglomerate. but the majority in both cases chose to treat them as horizontal, and thus did not reach the problem of standards for judging conglomerate mergers. see brodley, oligopoly power under the sherman and clayton acts -- from economic theory to legal policy, 19 stan.l.rev. 285, 303-308. [ footnote 2/2 ] thus, the procter memorandum ..... offset by the difficulties encountered in obtaining it. and the post-merger evidence before us in this proceeding is, at best, inconclusive. deciding that 7 inquiry in conglomerate or product extension merger cases should be directed toward reasonably probable changes in market structure does not, however, determine how that .....

State Farm Fire and Cas. Co. Vs. Tashire

Court : US Supreme Court

..... never be "claimants" against the insurer? i cannot believe that congress launched such an irrational scheme. the court rests heavily on the fact that the 1948 act contains the phrase "may claim," while the 1926 and 1936 interpleader statutes contained the phrase "are claiming." from this change in language, the court infers that ..... have been a tenable position under the 1926 [ footnote 8 ] and 1936 interpleader statutes. [ footnote 9 ] these statutes did not carry forward the language in the 1917 act authorizing interpleader where adverse claimants "may claim" benefits as well as where they "are claiming" them. [ footnote 10 ] in 1948, however, in the revision of the ..... judge weinfeld's opinion in twentieth century-fox film corp. v. taylor, 239 f.supp. 913, 918-921 (d.c.s.d.n.y.1965), and in ali, study of the division of jurisdiction between state and federal courts 180-190 (official draft, pt. 1, 1965); 3 moore, federal practice 22.09, at 3033-3037; chafee, federal interpleader since the act .....

Ahmedabad Manufacturing and Calico Printing Co. Ltd., Ahmedabad and or ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1916; (1968)0GLR461; [1967]3SCR595

..... lands which have hitherto been ordinarily used for purposes of agriculture only, situate within the sites of towns and cities in which an inquiry into titles has been made under the provisions of bombay act iv of 1868 shall be continued........ first - if such lands are situated in any town or city where there has been in ..... of another tax, the determination of the cess is not by an independent assessment. it is an arithmetical calculation based on the result of assessment under other act or acts. those acts allow the raising of objections and provide for appeals. it is only the result of assessment after scrutiny, objection and appeals which forms the basis for the ..... have been made applicable to all lands, within the limits of the site of any town or city, in which an inquiry into titles has been made under the provisions of bombay act iv of 1868 (now repealed), which had been ordinarily used for agricultural purposes only, but not to other lands. section 128 of the code then provides : .....