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..... of allocation of coal blocks for captive use under section 3(3) of the coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1973 is not to enable free trading of coal by private companies. the basic concept of captive mining permitted under the aforesaid act is that the coal obtained from a captive block shall be used entirely and exclusively for the ..... - in exercise of the powers conferred by item(4) of subclause (ill) of clause (a) of sub-section (3) of section 3 of the coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1973 (26 of 1973) the central government hereby specifies as an end use the supply of coal from the coal mines of kiloni, manoradeep and baranj i-iv blocks ..... range of 4200 to 4940 kcal/kg as per goi notification. xxxxx article2the company and its objectives1 the parties of this agreement shall form and incorporate the company as a public limited company under the companies act, 1956 having its registered office at bangalore.2. the company shall be named karnataka emta coal mines limited; or in case such name .....
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..... basis amongst the scheduled castes, in such manner as may be prescribed. explanation.- for the purposes of this act, services under the state includes the services under- (i) the government (ii) he legislature of the state (iii) any local authority (iv) any corporation or company owned or controlled by the government; or (v) any other authority in respect of which the state ..... legislature has power to make laws 10 part a the batch of matters challenging the tamil nadu act was tagged with the batch of matters challenging the punjab act. iii. the judgment in chinnaiah 11. a three .....
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..... be invalid because it allowed the municipalities to tax lands covered by coal mines, which were the subject of legislation by parliament under the mmdr act and the coal mines (nationalisation) act 1973355. chief justice y v chandrachud, speaking for the majority, rejected the contention on the ground that the tax on lands and buildings ..... in matters of tax and economic regulations,348 provided the law is reasonable349 and avoids clear and hostile discrimination against particular persons or classes.350 345 east india tobacco company v. state of andhra pradesh, 1962 scc online sc145 hiralal rattanlal v. state of u p, (1973) 1 scc216[20].. 346 khyerbari tea co. ltd ..... the sub-soil minerals was to be inferred from the express words of the grants.310253. in 1813, the court of directors of the east india company prohibited the government from introducing permanent settlements any further and ordered introduction of the ryotwari system in all unsettled lands in the provinces.311 thereafter, the .....
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..... . v. amarlal v. jumani, (2012) 3 scc25577 (2006) 12 scc64249 part e would prevail over the provisions of the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985.78 while noting the non-obstante clause contained in section 5 of the arbitration act, this court held that the non-obstante clause has limited application aiming at the extent of judicial intervention. it was held that ..... provides for a non obstante clause. it provides against judicial interference except as provided in 163 cdc financial services (mauritius) ltd. v. bpl communications ltd., (2003) 12 scc140 empire jute co. ltd. v. jute corpn. of india ltd., (2007) 14 scc680 associate builders v. dda, (2015) 3 scc49 bhaven construction v. sardar sarovar narmada nigam ltd., (2022) 1 scc75104 part i the .....
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..... a consequence, sovereignty vested in the monarch.98. following the passage of the government of india act 1858 on 2 august 1858, territories formally in the possession or under the control of the east india company were vested in the british monarch in whose name india was to be governed. maharaja ranbir singh ..... to cag, forms of accounts and audit]. article 266 [consolidated funds]., article 267(2) [contingency fund]., article 273 [grant in lieu of exports duty on jute and jute products]., article 282 [grants from revenues]., article 283 [law to be made for withdrawal from contingency fund]., article 284 [custody of deposits with public servants and ..... oilseeds and oils; (c) cattle fodder, including oilcakes and other concentrates; (d) raw cotton, whether ginned or unginned, and cotton seed; and (e) raw jute. 309 part e and 34286 became available within the legislative domain of parliament without modifications. entries 4287, 11288 and 35289 were made applicable.450. on 24 november 1966, .....
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..... corporate or association or body of individuals, firm, cooperative or other society, association, trust, agency, or 233 as defined in section 2 of the companies act, 2013. 234 section 2(b)(i), transgender persons act 192 part d institution.235 establishment therefore includes any public or private entity, authority, or body, including any body of individuals. individuals are, of course ..... sense of having a universal application to all persons. a law can be sustained if it deals equally with the people of well-defined class- employees of insurance companies as such and such a law is not open to the charge of denial of equal protection on the ground that it had no application to other persons. these ..... sma must be read in a gender-neutral 143 part d manner. in fourie (supra), the common law definition of marriage and section 30(1) of the marriage act (act 25 of 1961)172 were challenged. the common law definition of marriage in south africa is that it is a union of one man with one woman, to the .....
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..... kannada, r/by its managing director sri hanumanth m pai, age. 68 years, r/o kirwatti.2. m/s harsham logistics pvt. ltd a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, having its registered office at38ii floor, eureka junction, t. b. road, hubballi-580029 dharwad, represented by sri dinesh s/o ramdas pai director ..... rep. by its managing director, sri hanumanth m pai, aged about68years, occ. business, r/o. kiravatti.2. m/s harsham logistics private limited a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, having its registered office38 ii floor, eureka junction, t b road, hubballi58002, dharwad, rep. by sri dinesh s/o ramdas pai, director and ..... dist. uttar kannada rep by its managing director sri. manjunath m pai, age67years, of kirwati.2. m/s. harsham logistics private limited a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act - 152 - nc:2023. khc-d:12094-db wa no.100266 of 2022 and connected matters having its registered office at no.38, ii .....
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..... the writ of habeas corpus petition is maintainable; 2. enforcement directorate is not entrusted with the powers to seek police custody under the prevention of money laundering act, 2002; 3. miscellaneous petition filed by respondent 1 seeking exclusion of the period is dismissed; 7 17. justice d. bharata chakravarty, recorded his views in ..... conflict or confusion. vijay madanlal choudhary (supra):27. 27. the task of the director or an authority authorised by the central government under the 2002 act for the collection of evidence is the intrinsic process of adjudication proceedings. in that, the evidence so collected by the authorities is placed before the ..... required evidence within the prescribed time period, failing which the accused can no longer be detained. this ensures that the investigating officers are compelled to act swiftly and efficiently without misusing the prospect of further remand. this also ensures that the court 60 takes cognizance of the case without any undue .....
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..... arbitration agreement, was to be a prima facie finding. justice d.m. dharmadhikari agreed with justice b.n. srikrishna with certain additions.30. in national insurance company limited v. boghara polyfab private limited19, the question, which fell for consideration before the bench of two learned judges, was as to in what circumstances, a ..... secure revenue for the state.47. this court, in the case of hindustan steel ltd. v. messrs dilip construction company,11 dealt with the object of the act, 1899 and held: 7. the stamp act is a fiscal measure enacted to secure revenue for the state on certain classes of instruments: it is not enacted to ..... 73 buckeye check cashing inc. v. cardegna, 2006 scc online us sc1474 national agricultural co-operative marketing federation india ltd. v gains trading limited (2007) 5 scc692 naihati jute mills ltd. v khayaliram jagannath air1968sc522 p manohar reddy & bros. v. maharashtra krishna valley development corporation & ors (2009) 2 scc494page 63 of 78 (i) an .....
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..... home related to ineligible removable commission) affairs vigilance, for re- on such central policy- a . ppointment grounds) vigilance making, - commission and vigilance act, 2003 administration commissioner other including shall be grounds: police eligible administration. to be - or appointed insolvency as -held or cvc, - holding provided ..... of central journalism, grounds) information mass information commission) commissioners media or can be right to administration appointed other information and as cic, grounds: act, 2005 governance. provided the - collective insolvency tenure shall not of both - be a posts conviction member does of offense of not involving ..... fields almost inevitably voters, legislators and other elected officials will conclude that the activities of judges should be closely monitored. if judges act like legislators or administrators it follows that judges should be elected like legislators or selected and trained like administrators. this would be counterproductive .....
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