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B.Madhu Kumar Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... :- industry in the said act, although khadi and village industries commission has not issued any notification specifying individual products which village industry is producing, the meaning of the expression in entry 55 that "products notified by the khadi and village industries commission" has to be gathered from section 2(h) read with the schedule to the central act, which plainly means the products of village industries specified in the schedule to the central act. ..... (iii) whether on the facts and in the circumstances of the case is the tribunal justified in denying exemption to the products of the unit of the petitioner by holding that the kerala khadi and village industries board act does not empower the board to issue any certificate of approval when entry 55 of the `first `schedule to the kerala value added tax act empower the kerala khadi and village industries board to issue such certificate of approval to the unit. ..... it is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that in the khadi and village industries commission act, which is a central statute under which the commission was established, village industries is defined under section 2(h) as any industry located in a rural area which produces any goods specified in the schedule to the said act. ..... the functions of the board are specifically stated under section 15 of the said act and the functions of the commission are specified under section 15 of the khadi village industries commission act, 1956. .....

Khadi Grama Vyavasaya Association (State Committee) Vs. State of Keral ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2006]145STC601(Ker)

..... section 2(v), 'village industries' are defined as follows:village industries' means all or any of the industries specified in the schedule to the khadi and village industries commission act, 1956 (61 of 1956), and includes any other industry declared by the government under section 3 to be a village industry.on getting representations and on considering various conditions, so far, about 115 industries, including the one covered under the central act schedule, were declared by the state government, under section 3, by notification, to be village industries. ..... 21 industries mentioned therein were industries mentioned in the schedule to the khadi and village industries commission act, 1956 (central act no. ..... all of such yarns ;'village industry' is defined under section 2(h) of the above act as follows:(h) village industry means,--(i) any industry located in a rural area which produces any goods or renders any service with or without the use of power and in which the fixed capital investment per head of an artisan or a worker does not exceed fifteen thousand rupees or such other sum as may, by notification in the official gazette, be specified from time to time by the central government.provided....in the schedule, khadi and village industries are specified. ..... the khadi and village industries commission act, 1956 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') was enacted by the indian parliament for establishment of a commission for the development of kv industries and for matters connected .....

Manattillath Krishnan Thangal and ors. Vs. the State of Kerala, Repres ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker65

..... for the state, it was contended that the vagueness, the arbitrariness and the unworkability of the provisions of the act, if established, would only take us to the regions of articles 14 and 19 of the constitution, and that any attack based on these has been foreclosed by the inclusion of the act in the ix schedule and by article 31-b.it was contended that in our country, at any rate, an act cannot be struck down or declared illegal on the ground of vagueness, incompleteness or unworkability, or inartistic drafting. ..... the grounds of challenge are, that the act is a colourable piece of legislation, is confiscatory in character, and violative of article 265 of the constitution; and that these grounds of attack are available despite its inclusion in the ix schedule and the protection afforded by article 31-b of the constitution; and that the demand and recovery of basic tax from some, atleast of these petitioners, are precluded by reason of the final and concluded order of mandamus prohibiting such demand and collection issued on the earlier occasion in the ..... impugned act has been installed in the ix schedule and projected back in its operation to 1956 and 1957 in the different areas of the state with all the resultant rigours of the coercive processes of the revenue recovery act for recovery of arrears. ..... apart from the question whether the village officer was empowered to take steps in this behalf, ext. ..... p2 notice was issued by the village officer threatening revenue recovery. .....

C.K. Rajan Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1994Ker179

..... persons by reason of violation of any constitutional or legal right or any burden is imposed in contravention of any constitutional or legal provision or without authority of law or any such legal wrong or legal injury or illegal burden is threatened and such person or determinate class of persons is by reason of poverty, helplessness or disability or socially or economically disadvantaged position, unable to approach the court for relief, any member of the public can maintain an application for an appropriate direction ..... hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1951 (madras act xix of 1951); (b) to provide facilities for the proper performance of worship by the worshippers; (c) to ensure the safe custody of the funds, valuable securities and jewelleries and the preservation and management of the properties vested in the temple; (d) to ensure maintenance of order and discipline and proper hygienic conditions in the temple and the subordinate temples attached thereto and of proper standard of cleanliness and purity in ..... time being of the mallisseri illam at guruvayur, (c) the thanthri of the temple, ex-officio, (d) a representative of the employees of the devaswom nominated by the hindus among the council of ministers, and (e) not more than five persons, of whom one shall be a member of a scheduled caste, nominated by the hindus among the council of ministers from among persons having interest in the temple. ..... industries kerala limited (silk), quoted a lesser price and ..... karnataka .....

Teejan Beverages Ltd. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2003]131STC538(Ker)

..... use of the expression 'purchase of raw materials' itself shows that what is ultimately produced is different goods than the raw materials used, that the repeated use of the expression 'finished products' and the grant of exemption in the case of small-scale industries both in respect of raw materials as well as finished products indicates that these concessions at substantial cost to the public exchequer were being provided with a view to encourage units engaged in the manufacture ..... the supreme court after considering the various decisions of that court and of other courts held that flour, maida and suji derived from wheat are not wheat within the meaning of section 14(i)(iii) of the central sales tax act, 1956 as they are diiferent goods from wheat. ..... (h) conversion of rubber latex into centrifugal latex, raw rubber sheet, ammoniated latex, crepe rubber, crumb rubber, or any other item falling under entry 110 of the first schedule to the kerala general sales tax act, 1963 or treating the raw rubber in any form with chemicals to form a compound of rubber by whatever name called. ..... state of karnataka [1986] 63 stc 239) where it was held that shrimps, prawns and lobsters even after processing them by cutting of head and tails, peeling, deveining, cleaning and freezing them before export the goods remained commercially the same. .....

V.N. Narayanan Nair and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker98

..... rubber, cardamom or cinnamon), lands mortgaged to the government and cooperative societies (the exemption ending at the close of three years from the commencement of the act), lands purchased by the kerala financial corporation or institutions similar to it, lands belonging to industries or commercial undertakings, house sites, sites of religious institutions and cemeteries and burial and burning grounds, sites of buildings, commercial sites, lands occupied by educational institutions and lands specially exempted by the government in the public interest. ..... clause 2 (a) (iii) of article 31-a is as follows: 'any land held or let for purposes of agriculture or for purposes ancillary thereto, including waste land, forest land, land for pasture or sites of buildings and other structures occupied by cultivators of land, agricultural labourers and village artisans;' the argument in the supreme court case was that forest land, even if not held or let for purposes of agriculture would be 'estate' within the meaning of the article. ..... the homesteads of families of landless agricultural labour, large numbers of whom belong to scheduled castes and backward classes and who live on land belonging to others. ..... provision in the bombay tenancy and agricultural lands (amendment) act (13 of 1956) vesting the right of the landlord in the tenant on the 'tiller's day' would operate as extinguishment or at any rate as modification of the landlord's right in the estate, and was protected by article 31-a. .....

Dharmodayam Company Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2005Ker253; [2005]126CompCas586(Ker); 2005(3)KLT332

..... article 254(1) gives overriding effect to the provisions of a law made by parliament which the parliament is competent to enact or to any provision of any existing law in respect of one of the matters enumerated in the list iii and if a law made by the legislature of the state is repugnant to the provisions of the law made by parliament, the law made by the legislature of the state is to be treated as void to the extent of repugnancy. ..... section 4(1)(a) compels chitties registered outside the state of kerala under the central act or under some other acts, to open a branch in the state of kerala and to obtain sanction and registration under the provisions of kerala chitties act, 1975 if twenty per cent or more of the subscribers of the chitties registered outside the state of kerala are persons normally residing in the state of kerala. ..... so far as state of karnataka is concerned notification has already been issued and therefore the karnataka chit act is no more in operation in that state. ..... article 31-b gives protection to all the statutes listed to the ix schedule of the constitution from any challenge on the ground of violation of any of the fundamental rights secured under part iii of the constitution. ..... referring to the decision in grasim industries ltd. v. ..... venkitachalam potti, air 1956 sc 246. .....

Indian Trawlers Association, Ernakulam and anr. Vs. the State of Keral ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1992Ker360

..... section 4 of the kerala fishermen's welfare societies act provides for constitution of fishermen's welfare societies having perpetual succession and common seal and every fisherman who permanently resides in the fisheries village or carries on fishing operations from or within the fisheries village and who has attained 18 years of age shall be deemed to ..... death of dependants or any unexpected expenditure or the day to day expenditure during lean months; to provide for the fishermen and the members of their families education, vocational training and part-time employment, social education centres including reading rooms and libraries, sports and games and medical facilities, nutritious food for children and employment of opportunities to the handicapped; for payment of financial assis-- tance to fishermen who suffer loss of houses or ..... the obiter dicta of the supreme court is binding on this court, he also stated that the full bench decision of this court is certainly binding on this court, and that whatever the single judge or the division bench of this court or any other high court has held, this court is bound by the decision of the full ..... while the power to levy tax is conferred on the state legislature by various entries in list ii of the vii schedule, entry 66 therein relates to fee empowering the state government to levy fee in respect of any matter in the list, but not ..... the industry, their welfare and progress are always in the larger interest of the industry itself. ..... karnataka .....

Kerala Pattika Jathi Samrekshana Samithy and anr. Vs. State of Kerala ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1995Ker337

..... by the states re-organisation act, 1956 (central act 37 of 1956), the travancore-cochin state and the malabar district were ..... serious view of the entire problem we would hold that in all cases where certificates have been issued on and after 27-7-1977 the date of 1976 order correcting the name of caste from ezhava/thiyya to thandan and other cases where certificates have been issued changing the caste into a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe such certificates issued are liable to be declared as of doubtful validly, till they are scrutinised by ..... the division bench ordered that this matter requires indepth consideration and that the impact and the result of this litigation has far reaching consequences regarding the future of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes in the state, and in view of the public importance that is inherent in the very resolution of the controversy posed before this court and the substantial questions of law that arise for consideration, the ..... of concern as evidenced by the counter affidavit of the first respondent, in paragraph 12, that in majority of cases reported during the period from 1979 to early 1987, the non-scheduled caste persons who had declared their caste name as thiyya for the purpose of academic records, managed to get the caste name corrected as thandan on the basis of the so ..... beat of drum or any other convenient mode may be published in the village or locality and if any person or association opposes such a claim, an opportunity to ..... karnataka .....

Suresh Kumar Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2004(3)KLT113; [2005]140STC228(Ker)

..... cake, groundnut oil cake, tamarind seed, tamarind seed powder, husks of pulses, bran, fish feed and poultry feeds) other than those specifically mentioned in this schedule.so, tamarind seed and tamarind powder are separately mentioned which shows that the legislature itself considered them as separate items of cattle ..... as tamarind seed is concerned, item 26 of first schedule of the act itself would show that the legislative intention is to consider tamarind seed and tamarind powder as different commodities.8. ..... court referred to various decisions of the supreme court and, after considering these decisions, set aside the finding of the kerala sales tax appellate tribunal that chilli powder and coriander powder are different commodities from chilli and coriander seeds and remanded the matter for fresh consideration and deciding the matter after considering the nature of processing and adducing evidence to find out whether these are commercially ..... the judgment of the karnataka high court in sri vinayaka oil industries v. ..... the supreme court observed as follows:'whether, the chilli powder is the result of a process of manufacture which the chillies have undergone and whether chilli powder is a commodity commercially distinct from chillies are questions of fact to answer which the party proposing that the chilli powder is also exigible to ..... held that flour, maida and suji derived from wheat are not 'wheat' within the meaning of item (iii) of section 14(1) of the central sales tax, 1956. .....