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Smt. Selvi and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... [1961] 1 scr 417, the contention related to the admissibility of a statement made before an inspector who was appointed under the companies act, 1923to investigate the affairs of a company and report thereon. it had to be decided whether the persons who were examined by the concerned inspector could claim the protection of article ..... case (supra.). in that case, the court considered whether the issuance of search warrants in the course of an investigation into the affairs of a company (following allegations of misappropriation and embezzlement) amounted to an infringement of article 20(3). the search warrants issued under section 96 of the erstwhile code ..... that the ingestion of this drug by expecting mothers had caused birth defects in the children born to them. to contest these allegations, the pharmaceutical company had submitted an affidavit authored by an epidemiologist. the petitioners had also submitted expert opinion testimony in support of their contentions. the district court had .....

Sanjay Goel (In Jail) Vs. State of U.P.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002CriLJ625

..... were reluctant to this relationship, pw 20. y.p. anand's statement does give such a hint to us. so once this appellant was there in her company she caved in to him and agreed to his suggestion to end her life. thus, there is every possibility of this appellant having prevailed on her and they ..... by us, in our opinion, the handwriting opinion, so obtained, during investigation, can be read into evidence despite the bar created by section 73 of the evidence act. it has been strenuously urged by mr. gopal chaturvedi, learned counsel for complainant that the intrinsic material provided by document admitting his guilt can still be read in ..... are competent to give such opinions are called 'experts'. this section clearly makes the opinion of the 'experts' admissible in evidence.31. section 47 of the evidence act clearly indicates opinion as to handwriting when relevant. this section makes legally admissible the opinion of any person regarding any document or its writing if he is acquainted with .....

Moideenkutty Haji and ors. Vs. Kunhikoya and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1987Ker184

..... and brought to justice. but when no offence is disclosed there is no question of proceeding against anybody as an accused. taking cognizance of an offence is a judicial act to be performed by due application of the judicial mind. in a case where the offence is exclusively triable by the court of session the responsibility is still greater ..... section 202. but on going through that decision we were not able to find anything which supports that argument.9. it was a case under the prevention of corruption act before the special judge who is competent to take cognizance even on a complaint without the case being committed to him as provided in section 193. the relevant passage ..... lordships held that the special judge is a court of original jurisdiction, just like a magistrate which can take cognizance in the manner referred to in section 190 and act under sections 200, 202, 203 and 204. it was in such a situation that the law was laid down that after complying with the provisions of section 200 .....

Kailash NaraIn and ors. Vs. Bhairoon Dutta

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1983Raj27

..... the defendant-petitioners were unstamped. the learned civil judge, jodhpur, by his order dated nov. 12, 1980, held that by virtue of section 35 of the stamp act as existed then. these receipts cannot be admitted in evidence. the defendant petitioners filed a writ petition under articles 226 and 227 of the constitution seeking to quash the ..... construction of a document is a question of law, but that by itself does not mean that in construing a document as having particular import, the court construing it acts with illegality or material irregularity in exercise of its jurisdiction.6. section 105, c.p.c. provides that every order whether appealable or not except an order of ..... . it was contended, in that case, on behalf of the petitioner that demand of such a huge penalty and stamp duty against the provisions of the stamp act would result in gross injustice to him as the documents are rendered ineffective as the petitioner is precluded to base his claim on these documents without paying rs. 11 .....

Tata Motors Limited and anr. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... iv vis--vis the right to property in articles 19(1)(f) and 31 as well as the interpretation of compensation from bela banerjee to banks nationalisation case do establish that parliament has ultimately wrested the power to amend the constitution, without violating its basic features or structure. concomitantly legislature has power to ..... :6. learned counsel appearing for the respondent has submitted that such an interpretation would defeat the ends of justice and make the petitions under the companies act, infrauctuous inasmuch as any unscrupulous litigant, after suffering an order of winding up, may approach the board merely by filing a petition and consequently get ..... or any part thereof to any third party. however, the possession, use or enjoyment of any part of the said demised land by any group company, associate company, subsidiary, joint venture, contractor for the purposes contained herein shall not be construed as a subletting for the above purpose, provided that the lessee shall .....

M. Krishna Murthy and ors. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Andhra Prad ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1985]152ITR163(AP)

..... cit : [1963]48itr222(sc) . in this case, question was whether the compensation paid for the termination of monopoly purchase of the products of a famous electric company was taxable. it was held that the right extinguished being a capital asset, the compensation paid for such extinguishment was also a capital receipt. the contention that the ..... that it was incorrectly decided, superseded the judgment by enacting the explanation to s. 10(14) with retrospective effect from april 1, 1962, by the finance act, 1975, by which the position was clarified that the allowance was meant for meeting personal expenses at the place where the duties of the office are ordinarily performed ..... from a definite source, it cannot be regarded as income, much less 'profit in lieu of salary'. 26. this argument obviously overlooks the scheme of the act as reflected in the inclusive definition of income in s. 2(24). capital gain, compensation for termination of employment falling under s. 17(2) and termination .....

Shri Balaji Textile Mills Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Ashok Kavle and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1989]66CompCas654(Kar); ILR1988KAR1213; 1988(2)KarLJ50

..... it is an appropriation, not of specific shares, but of a certain number of shares. the process described by chitty j. is very familiar in company law. under the act, a company having share capital is required to state in its memorandum the amount of that capital and the division thereof into shares of a fixed amount: see ..... reserve their right to plead by way of defence in any other appropriate proceedings that may be initiated for rectification in the register of registered members under the companies act or by way of suit in an appropriate court of law.' 4. but, no specific defence was taken in the statement of objections repudiating the rights of ..... register of members, the names of the petitioners are not found. so, by their own conduct, they have treated the petitioners as shareholders of the company. under section 164 of the act, the register of members, the register of debenture-holders, and the annual returns, certificates and statements referred to in sections 159, 160 and 161 shall .....

Shyam Lal Rawat Vs. Ram Lal and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1987All32

..... settled principle of interpretation of statute that wherever a statute contains stringent provisions, they must be liberally and strictly construed so as to promote the object of the act.31. on the other hand, the petitioner contended that the proceedings of election started when the first notification for election to parliament was made on 15-10-1984 ..... a pamphlet which was got printed by him for creating hatred against the petitioner and that he committed corrupt practice. this refers to section 123(3) of the act which lays down that the corrupt practice is the promotion of, or attempt to promote, feelings of enmity or hatred between different classes of the citizens, on ..... election petition; true and correct copy of the petition has not been filed for service on the respondent 1 as contemplated by ss. 81 and 83 of the act; clear and full particulars of the material facts have not been given in the petition; bald, vague, ambiguous and misleading allegations were made in the petition; the .....

State of Kerala Vs. Mariyamma

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2006)200CTR(Ker)361; [2006]280ITR225(Ker); 2005(2)KLT587

..... 194la with reference to the date of deposit33. who is the competent authority to deduct income tax? in some cases land is acquired either for a' public company or for local bodies. in such cases the compensation amount is always made available by the requisitioning authority. even if land is acquired for a local authority or ..... pronouncement of the order, it was noticed that this court committed an error in calculating the amount due to the claimant under section 23(1a) of the land acquisition act ('act' for short) and the interest payable to the claimant on such amount. since the findings of this court on those points were against the decisions of the apex ..... tax contempt proceedings cannot be initiated against the officer who deducted the same. the principle laid down in lt.col.k.d, gupta's case (supra) was followed in kedarnath jute mfg. co. v. prasad ranjan ray : [2004]266itr677(cal) .28. the counsel for government of india (taxes) has filed a statement stating that the amounts payable as .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. P.M. Paul and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1985Ker206

..... that the appointing authority, who should have been requested to appoint another arbitrator, was himself proved to be biased against the director of the contracting company and a criminal case was instituted against the latter and therefore, the power under clause 29 of the agreement could not be resorted to; and secondly, the ..... of the appointed arbitrator, the court has to bear in mind the words of caution contained in the judgment of the supreme court reported in amarchand v. ambica jute mills, air 1966 sc 1036. (at p. 1042) as follows :'before the court exercises its discretion to give leave to revoke an arbitrator's authority, it ..... to courts in matters covered by arbitration agreements is permitted only in very limited and exceptional cases and on strict compliance with the enabling provisions of the arbitration act. if. therefore, there is a power as per the agreement to appoint a substitute in the place of the appointed arbitrator on the happening of specified contingencies .....