Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1981MP190; 1981MPLJ557
..... counsel for the petitioner challenging the validity of the 'no objection certificate' and the licence in question, made following contentions --(i) the provisions of the act and the 1972 rules do not contemplate establishing quasi-permanent cinemas after the coming into force of these rules; hence neither a 'no objection certificate' nor a ..... 1972 rules, hereinbelow before we proceed to interpret section 3 as to whether all the categories of cinemas are covered within the ambit of section 3 of the act.'cinematograph -- 'cinematograph' includes any apparatus for the representation of moving pictures or series of pictures.''place -- 'place' includes a house, building, tent and any ..... the english language is not an instrument of mathematical precision. our literature would be much the poorer if it were. this is where the draftsmen of acts of parliament have often been unfairly criticized. a judge, believing himself to be fettered by the supposed rule that he must look to the language and .....
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Reported in : AIR2001MP71; 2000(2)MPHT499
..... and no claim certificate having been given, the contractor is not entitled to claim the damages.69. in himachal pradesh nagar tatha vikas pradhikaran v. agrawal construction company. air 1997 sc 1027 when the award has been made granting escalation charges, necessarily the increased rates of the cost of securing the material for performance of ..... a) and 11(b).57. schedule 'b' contains 11 items and is to be found at serial page no. 59 of the contract agreement, and includes cement, jute bags, bitumen and other articles. schedule 'c' is to be found at serial page no. 62 which contains the provisions which will be hired to the contractor. ..... the arbitrator ignores it and awards the amount despite the prohibition in the agreement, the award would be arbitrary, capricious and without jurisdiction. whether the arbitrator has acted beyond the terms of the contract or has travelled beyond his jurisdiction would depend upon facts, which however would be jurisdictional facts, and are required to be .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR2002MP62; 2002(1)MPHT84; 2002(2)MPLJ195
..... other functions as may be entrusted to it by or under any other law.4. state electricity boards, generating companies, state electricity consultative councils and local advisory committees arc constituted under chapter iii of the act of 1948. therefore, m.p. electricity board has been constituted by the state of m.p. with duties ..... colony, during the preceding month.'the petitioners submit that under section 3 of the electricity duty act, 1949, liability to tax is on sale or consumption of electrical energy. the electricity board or any independent power project or generating company is also liable to pay electricity duty.8. m.p. upkar adhiniyam, 1981, provides ..... or other person requiring such supply if the board is competent under this act so to do; to collect data on the demand for, and the use of, electricity and to formulate perspective plans in coordination with the generating company or generating companies, if any, operating in the state, for the generation, transmission and .....
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Reported in : [2000]246ITR363(MP)
..... . k. jain, entered into a criminal conspiracy among themselves with the object to receive unaccounted money and to disburse the same among themselves and also to their companies, friends, close relatives, and various other persons including the public servants and political leaders.5. on the basis of the charge-sheet, as filed by the ..... included political leaders, some of whom were working as public servants during the relevant period, certain offi-cials of the government and other public sector organisations, companies employees and friends of j. k. jain and others and a major portion of the said amount was found to have been illegally transferred from abroad to ..... the purpose of the act and the same is available only during the course of pending proceedings and in this regard the reliance was placed on the case of dwijendra lal brahmachari v. new central jute mills co. ltd. : [1978]112itr568(cal) . the authorities who are empowered to exercise power under sub-section (1) of section 131 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1991MP332; 1991(0)MPLJ790
..... division bench further observed that there is nothing in the nivesh adhiniyam or the madhya pradesh municipalities act or the madhya pradesh municipal corporation act which may enable the court to hold that the property held by such company is owned by the union government contributing entire share capital. this view has been affirmed by the ..... contention has been repelled by a division bench of this court in bharat aluminium company ltd. v. special area development authority, korba 1979 mplj 344 : (1978 tax lr noc 182). the view taken is that the government company incorporated under the companies act owning property has a legal entity of it's own and, consequently, such ..... property is not exempt from assessment of the property tax. such a company cannot be equated with union government and that it is not a case .....
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