Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1989]75STC185(AP)
..... 27th april, 1980 and which was replaced by act no. 42 of 1980, the said national company limited was nationalised and the undertakings of the company stood transferred to and first vested with the central government by virtue of section 3 of the act. acting under section 5 of the above act, the central government issued a notification dated 28th ..... vested with effect from 28th april, 1980 in the jute corporation of india limited. under section 6 of the above act, the right, title and interest of the company in addition to its undertakings which had earlier been vested in the existing company were vested in a new government company, which is the present petitioner) with effect from ..... be called a transferee within the meaning of section 17. two judgments - one, of the calcutta high court in national jute . v. commercial tax officer (1982) 1 clj 31 and the other reported in burn standard company ltd. v. state of tamil nadu [1983] 52 stc 62 (mad.) support the contention of the learned counsel .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1982(10)ELT214(AP)
..... .' 16. in union of india vs. mansingka industries pvt. ltd. - 1979 elt 158 (bombay), mansingka industries private limited, a company incorporated under the indian companies act filed a suit in the court of the civil judge, senior division at jalgoan contending that the union of india illegally recovered from it ..... were quashed. no direction was, however, given by the appellate authority for the refund of tax which had been realised from the company. thereafter the company approached the various officers of the state government of madhya bharat for the refund of tax amounting to rs. 2,37,770-14- ..... refunded. such fiscal administration alone ensures the atmosphere of tax compliance. but a question of limitation also arises in this case.' 35. in birla jute . vs. union of india and others - 1980 elt 593 (m.p.) two writ petitions were filed in the high court of madhya pradesh ..... to the petitioner on condition that the petitioner executes a bank guarantee for the said amount in a nationalised bank. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1983]53CompCas73(AP)
..... and his coterie consisting of his close relatives and nominees are attempting to gain control over the company to be formed, by giving instances of his past conduct. it is stated that when hindustan ideal insurance company ltd. was taken over under the general insurance business nationalisation act, he managed to get an authorisation from the shareholders to receive the compensation amount, and though ..... and hence the material facts were not placed to enable the shareholders to come to a decision. reference was made to sheth mohanlal ganpatram v. shri sayaji jubilee cotton and jute mills co. ltd. [1964] 34 comp cas 777 (guj), in which it was observed that the object of enacting s. 173 is to secure that all facts which have a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1990AP20
..... prohibiting the said activity, it would be void, being violative of the respondent's fundamental right under art. 19(1)(a). they point out that in bank nationalisation case, : [1970]3scr530 the supreme court has overruled the theory expounded in gopalan, : 1950crilj1383 , and has held that it is not the form and ..... government.shareholdings7. ministers cannot be expected, on assuming office, to dispose of all their investments. but if a minister holds a controlling interest in any company considerations arise which are not unlike those governing the holding of directorships and, if there is any danger of a conflict of interest, the right course ..... the chief minister. no chief minister can involve himself in full-time or part-time commercial activity, particularly with the heavy responsibility of producing, directing, acting, and overall supervision of a film. the respondent 'wants to use the cinema with an ulterior purpose of influencing the entire indian electorate by religious propaganda .....
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