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KA. Manshoor Vs. Assistant Director, Enforcement Directorate, Governme ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2010]97SCL167(Mad)

..... undertake fresh exercise and suggest a new legislation. a task force constituted for this purpose, submitted its report in 1994 recommending substantial changes in the existing act.significant developments have taken place since 1993 such as substantial increase in our foreign exchange reserves, growth in foreign trade, rationalisation of tariffs, current account convertibility, ..... attendance of the petitioner necessary. when once these words are specified in the summons, that is an indication for the application of the mind of the authority issuing summons that he has satisfied that the attendance of the petitioner is necessary for the purpose mentioned in the summons. the non-striking of the ..... when there is suspicion with regard to the involvement of the petitioner in any of the transactions which are prohibited under the fera act, it is open to the authorities to summon him for enquiry. since the documents are pertaining to him, it cannot be said that the investigation has no nexus with .....

M.Veersamy Vs. State of Tamilnadu.

Court : Chennai

..... and even to take suo motu notice of matters relating to: (i) deprivation and violation of child rights, (ii) non-implementation of laws providing for protection and development of children, and (iii) non-compliance with policy decisions, guidelines or instructions aimed at mitigating hardships to and ensuring welfare of the children and to provide relief to ..... such children, or take up the issues arising out of such matters with the appropriate authorities.13.protection of child victims :13.1.regarding the claim that the children should not be harassed again and again and appropriate directions should be given to ..... secretary,government of tamil nadu was also directed to file a report as to whether a state commission in terms of the commission for protection of child rights act (central act 4/06) has been constituted. the first respondent was also directed to file a counter affidavit.3.4.when the matter came up on 05.08.2011 .....

Ms. Lot Anwesha Engineering. Vs. the Deputy Commercial Tax.

Court : Chennai

..... the power to tax sale of goods under entry 54 of the list ii of schedule vii of the constitution of india and is therefore, invalid.13. in lucknow development authority vs. m.k.gupta (1994 air 787), it had been held that it had been accepted, both by the supreme court of india, as well as by ..... petitioner. thereafter, the impugned notice, dated 20.1.2012, had been issued by the second respondent, as per the relevant provisions of the tamil nadu value added tax act, 2006.22. further, the petitioner had approached this court by invoking its extraordinary jurisdiction, under article 226 of the constitution of india, without availing the alternative remedy available ..... goods in question, originating from the state of gujarat, moved through stock transfer note, is not supported by the necessary registration, under the tamil nadu value added tax act, 2006, in the state of tamil nadu and that the buyer is an unregistered dealer.4. it has been further stated that the petitioner had appeared before the .....

P.Nachimuthu and ors. Vs. the District Collector and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... track by the petitioners to take their cattle and vehicles. the right of the petitioners is not a vested right. the honourable apex court in andhra pradesh dairy development corporation federation vs. b.narasimha reddy and others [(2011) 9 scc 286] considering the scope of vested right has held as follows: 39.vested right has ..... termed as arbitrary. sufficient space has been given for the usage of men, cattle and vehicles. being the district collector, the first respondent is the competent authority to take care of interest of the general public. there is nothing on record to reject the report of the second respondent as approved by the first ..... raghavachari and shri.n.subramanian learned counsels appearing for the petitioners submitted that the first respondent does not have the power or authority to pass the impugned order. section 68(1) of the electricity act, 2003 only confers the power only on the appropriate government for granting permission to lay the overhead lines. since no rules .....

Bharathidasan University, Palkalai Perur, Tiruchirapalli Rep. by Its R ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1998(3)CTC236; (2001)8SCC676; AIR2001SC2861

..... laid down by the council and the university.35. as per section 10(b) of the act, the council could coordinate the development of technical education in the country at all levels. as per section 10, the council is the authority for ensuring coordinated and integrated development of technical education and maintenance of standards etc, relating to technical education in the country at all ..... levels as laid down in adhiyaman educational and research institute case, : (1995)4scc104 . under the act, the proper planning and co-ordinated development of the technical education system throughout the country is .....

M/S. Gordon Woodroffe and Company Limited, Uk, Rutland House, 44, Maso ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1999]97CompCas582(Mad); 1998(3)CTC589

..... have quoted from buckley and, indeed, in the speech of lord cranworth in aberdeen railway co. v. blaikie bros. 1854 2 eq. rep. 1286.'85. in delhi development authority v. skipper construction co. (p) ltd., : air1996sc2005 , the apex court has ruled, as follows:'the concept of corporate entity was involved to encourage and promote trade ..... such an order. when the board has not discussed the issue in detail and given a decision on the transfer, this court acting as an appellate authority under section 10(f) of the act, having limited jurisdiction with reference to law, cannot as a court of law embark upon the consideration of evidence with reference ..... , on the other hand cited the decisions takingcontrary view.58. the constitution of the company law board is governed by section 10e of the companies act, 1956. the act by itself has not provided legal qualifications or judicial experience for the members to be appointed. but however under the company law board (qualifications, experience .....

Chinnayya Gounder, Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu, Rep. by Its Secretary ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2003)2MLJ481

..... even though not a fundamental right, the procedure contemplated under the law should be strictly followed and it must be shown by the authority that the procedure contemplated under the act or rules has been complied with. in the absence of any clear material to the effect that locality publication was made in accordance ..... locality publication. 3. in 1993 wlr 324 (a. vembuli naicker v. state of tamil nadu rep. by commissioner and secretary to government, housing and urban development department and others) it has been held that substance of the notification in the locality has to be published by beat of drums and by affixture in convenient ..... its commissioner and secretary, social welfare department, madras and another 1999(ii) mlj 283 the acquisition proceeding has been quashed as the publication did not reveal the authority before whom the objections are to be filed. 7. admittedly the petitioner has filed objections, wherein they have contended that lay-out plans have already been .....

Hindustan Motors Ltd. and anr. Vs. Members, Appropriate Authority and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2001)165CTR(Mad)153; [2001]249ITR424(Mad)

..... the fair market value. regarding the width of the road, the appropriate authority has obtained necessary details from the madras metropolitan development authority and considered the claim of the petitioner. in the light of the detailed discussions by the appropriate authority based on acceptable materials, though learned senior counsel for the petitioner has referred ..... land for the purposes of registration of an immovable property can have no application for determining the market value under chapter xx-c of the act. the appropriate authority has relied on a decision of the rajasthan high court in krishna kuntar rini'dl v. union of india , wherein it was held ..... the apparent consideration has not been determined and, consequently, the first respondent cannot make an order for purchase of property under section 269ud(1) of the act. the first respondent ought to have accepted the value fixed by the registration department. 9. on the other hand, mrs. chitra venkataraman, learned senior central .....

K.C. Palanisamy, Chairman, Cheran Group Vs. Appellate Authority for In ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2003]117CompCas73(Mad)

..... efficient machinery so that a sick industry could be revived with utmost expedition, production could be started, locked up funds could be utilised for furthering socio-economic development. and so that the unemployment of starving workers could be ended before they are starved to death and they are provided with employment to enable them to ..... pending before the company judge shall remain in abeyance till the disposal of the application/appeal before the appellate authority under the sick industrial companies act. the honourable supreme court has held that the said act has been made in public interest with a view to secure timely detection of sick and potentially sick companies owning ..... on the following judgments:- (i) board opinion v. rajprakash spinning mills ltd.(2000) 102 cc 296 . in this case both the board and the appellate authority recommended for winding up of the company as it was unable for the company to pay the dues to the secured creditors and the workers within a reasonable .....

Association of University Teachers, National College Unit Vs. All Indi ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1999Mad164

..... whether any educational institution could be established in the property, and there is no question of getting any consent from the competent authority under section 27 of the private colleges (regulation) act in such cases. since the very same educational agency is starting a professional college, there is also no transfer which alone requires ..... 'legal' ownership at common law and 'equitable' ownership at equity.' this occurs when there is a trust, which is the result of the peculiar historical development of english law. a trust implies the existence of two kinds of concurrent ownerships, that of the trustee at law and that of the beneficiary at equity ..... did not enjoy ownership at law. . . '18. in 'salmond on jurisprudence' -- 12th edition, (1966), while dealing with 'trust andbeneficial ownership,' the learned author has said thus --'a trust is a very important and curious instance of duplicate ownership which allows for the separation of the powers of management and the rights of .....