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Commissioner of Customs and Vs. Remi Process Plant and Machinery

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2004)(170)ELT348Tri(Mum.)bai

..... advocate for the respondents relied on the decision of karnataka high court [1986 (25) elt 660] where a division bench of the court held that classification of goods involving technical questions are not decidable without technical opinion. ..... the assistant commissioner argues that the goods are lifting and handling machinery but still classifies them as parts of machinery of heading 84.28 on the plea that they are parts of handling systems. ..... the commissioner held them to be classifiable under 8428.00 which reads thus "other lifting, handling, loading or unloading machinery (for example, lifts, escalators, conveyors, teleferics)". ..... the chartered engineer certificates stale that each of these machines has a pneumatic cylinder which acts as a prime mover. .....

Kapoor Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Chhattisgarh

Reported in : 2009CriLJ1967

..... the appellant had, after lifting her legs, indulged in committing the sexual act. ..... state of karnataka (2007) 12 scc 122 : air 2007 sc (supp) 678.6. ..... 7 had lifted the appellant from over the prosecutrix during the sexual act, i.e. ..... it was further argued that absence of injuries on the prosecutrix is suggestive of the consent of the prosecutrix in the sexual act alleged by the prosecution against the appellant. ..... of occurrence, on refusing the request of the appellant for sexual intercourse, the appellant held her by the hand and dragged her and forcibly made her lie on the bund and committed rape on her after lifting both her legs. ..... it was further argued that inference of consent of the prosecutrix in the sexual act could safely be drawn from the fact that the prosecutrix did not offer any resistance during the sexual act. .....

Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board Of India Vs. Satyanarayan Bankatlal Ma ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... said case: to consider that the decision of the privy council has any relevance to the construction of the legal effect of the terms of section 23-a of 20 the foreign exchange regulation act is to ignore the distinction between a mere reference to or a citation of one statute in another and an incorporation which in effect means the bodily lifting of the provisions of one enactment and making it part of another so much so that the repeal of the former leaves the latter wholly untouched. ..... it further provided that all other offences shall be tried either by a metropolitan magistrate or a judicial 16 magistrate of the first class having jurisdiction to try any offence under the said act or under any previous company law; meaning thereby, the offences under the companies act punishable with imprisonment of two years or more were to be tried by special courts comprising of sessions judge or additional sessions judge, whereas all other offences punishable with imprisonment of less ..... sks ispat and power limited and others14; (vi) embassy property developments private limited vs state of karnataka and others (supra); and (vii) bharti airtel ltd. ..... notwithstanding anything in the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (2 of 1974), offences under of this code shall be tried by the special court established under chapter xxviii of the companies act, 2013 (18 of 2013).19. ..... state of orissa [(1974) 2 scc777: air1975sc17: (1975) 2 scr138 also proceeded on the same ..... 1 (1974) 2 scc7772 (1979) 2 scc5297 .....

A.V. Kulkarni and Others Vs. State of Karnataka and Another

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1999(2)KarLJ485

..... vasudeva v state of karnataka and others, the government has no power under section 20(1)(b) of the urban land (ceiling and regulation) act, 1976, to permit sale of excess land and state high court's order of stay of sale/transfer of excess land. ..... further the second respondent acceding to the request of the petitioner to exempt the said land from the operation and purview of chapter iii of the act, has granted the said exemption, subject to certain conditions as contained in order dated 12-4-1983 at annexure-d. ..... the facts of the case in a nutshell are that the petitioner had moved an application for grant of exemption under section 20(1) of the urban land ceiling act, 1976 (hereinafter referred as the 'act'), with reference to the land bearing no. ..... it must follow that if the restriction on transfer of the vacant land in excess of the ceiling limit is only because of any provision contained in chapter iii in sections 3 to 24, then the effect of the exemption under section 20 is to lift even that embargo. ..... , in sections 3 to 24, then the effect of the exemption under section 20 is to lift even that embargo. ..... in that event, the restriction is by virtue of the condition imposed and not because of any statutory prohibition in chapter iii of the act'.13. ..... rao, counsel for the petitioner that the order impugned is really a refusal to exercise the power onbasis of government's opinion that it had no power to grant exemption and permit sale under section 20(1)(b) of the act.8. .....

Mahadevappa Lachappa Kinagi and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2008(5)ALLMR(SC)439; JT2008(8)SC581; 2009(2)KarLJ59; (2008)6MLJ1043(SC); 2008(11)SCALE25:2008AIRSCW7574:2009(1)AIRKarR147

..... in fact, the appellants challenged the resolution of the concerned panchayat before the high court of karnataka, which was rejected by the learned single judge, who found that the acquisition process was proper.10 ..... mr.vasudev learned counsel for the appellants further contended that the notification under section 4(1) read with section 17 of the act must be quashed as there was nothing on the record to show that the state government had made out any case to invoke such emergency ..... substantially raised the submission before us that since the rehabilitation project was pending since 1962, the emergency power under section 17 of the act, could not have been exercised by the state government in the year 2006. ..... air2004sc3582 , this court has clearly laid down that section 17 confers extraordinary powers on the authorities to dispense with the normal procedure under section 5a of the act if the authorities are of the opinion that it was a case of exceptional urgency. ..... in support of this contention whether emergency power under section 17 of the act could be invoked in the facts and circumstances of the present case particularly after such a long delay, ..... only this, pursuant to the acquisition of the lands in question, the respondents have awarded contract for construction for tharapura rehabilitation centre for providing civic amenities as part of the lift irrigation scheme, which is valued at rs. ..... the year 1994, technical sanction was given for the bhima lift irrigation project. .....

Vetha Vs. State rep. by the Inspector of Police, Pattabiram Police sta ...

Court : Chennai

..... the learned appellate judge also placing heavy reliance on the confessional statement of the accused, section 27 evidence act recovery, the evidence of the recovery witnesses pws-7 and 8 and the finger print evidence, confirmed the said conviction and sentence and dismissed the criminal appeal. ..... the trial court placing heavy reliance on ex.p-8 confessional statement of the accused and section 27 evidence act recovery of mos-2 to 4 and the finger print evidence, convicted the accused under section 392 ipc and sentenced him to 3 years r.i ..... the learned counsel for the revision petitioner further contended that section 27 evidence act recovery of mos-2 to 4 stated to have been effected by police on the basis of the disclosure statement of the accused/ex.p-8 is farce and it cannot be relied on. 16 ..... it is basic, fundamental and rudimentary, that according to section 25 of the evidence act, 'confession made to police is inadmissible' except when it is made 'in the presence of a magistrate' or 'to the extent' provided in section 27 of the evidence act, namely, 'so much of information' leading to the 'discovery of a fact'. 39 ..... further the chance finger print lifted from the scene house tallied with the specimen finger print obtained from the accused. 22. ..... state of karnataka and others {(2005) acr 698} 18. ..... in the circumstances, the section 27 of the evidence act recovery, pressed into service in this case cannot be relied on. 38 ..... state of bihar {air 1974 sc 284} (b) bali ahir and others vs. .....

P.R.P. Granites Represented by Its Chief Accounts Officer R. Arumugam ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)221CTR(Mad)371

..... production of goods and in the latter judgment of the supreme court in sesa goa ltd's case cited supra, has taken the view by examining the issue directly and affirming the judgment of the karnataka high court in mysore minerals' case in : [2001]250itr725(kar) , wherein the activity of converting the marble block which is not usable as such into slabs and polishing them and making ..... dimensions of granite and about the status of the petitioner being a 100% export oriented unit approved by the ministry of commerce under the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951 and the issuance of green card to the petitioner considering the activity of the petitioner as manufacturing and production activity by the board which consists of central board of direct taxes also. ..... oriented unit established in madras export processing unit pursuant to the approval granted by the ministry of commerce under section 14 of the industrial (development and regulation) act, 1951 considering that the process of exploration, exploitation, manufacture, process and production of polished and dressed granite in assorted dimensions is a manufacturing and processing activity ..... in the said decision, the question that arose for consideration was whether the assessee was entitled to deduction under section 32a of the act, in respect of the machinery used in mining activity ignoring the fact that the assessee is engaged in extraction and processing of iron ore, not amounting ..... blocks are lifted by crane ..... lifting .....

Cit Vs. G. R. Govindarajulu and Sons Charities

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2004]271ITR145(Mad)

..... , that also can earn exemption from income-tax meaning thereby ceiling or the limit of exemption of accumulated income from income-tax as imposed by sub-section (1)(a) of section 11 would get lifted if additional accumulated income beyond 25 per cent of rs.10,000, whichever is higher, as the case may be, is invested as laid down by section 11(2) after following the procedure laid down therein. ..... tribunal dated 28-1-2004, the revenue has preferred the above appeals contending that the case of the assessee falls under section 11(2) of the act but not under section 11(1) of the act.we heard learned counsel appearing for the revenue in detail, however, we are not convinced with the arguments advanced on behalf of the ..... trustees of bhat family research foundation : [1990]185itr532(bom) , held as follows (headnote) :'it is clear from clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 11 of the income tax act, 1961, that income derived from property held under trust wholly for charitable or religious purposes shall not be included in the total income to the extent to which it is applied for such ..... as referring only to the accumulation that is made in excess of the already exempted 25 per cent it is only the excess over 25 per cent of the income which is required to be invested in government securities!the karnataka high court has also taken a similar view in the case of addl. ..... confirmed by the apex court in an appeal preferred against the decision of the karnataka high court in the case of a. l. n. .....

Pritam Chand Vs. Himachal Road Transport Corporation and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2005ACJ1927

..... has provided for payment of compensation within certainlimits, ignoring the principle of fault.when even under the law of tort, courtshave held that the employer is vicariously liable for an authorised act donein an unauthorised manner taking intoconsideration the interest of the victimsof the accident, according to us, this approach is all the more necessary whilejudging the liability of the owner of thevehicle under ..... held as follows:'the vicarious liability of the masterdoes not depend on the lawful or unlawful nature of the acts of the servant andthe master would be liable for the allegedact of the servant which had taken placein the course of his employment eventhough the servant may have acted incontravention of some of the provisionsof the statute or the rules made there under....it follows that in a motor ..... all er 753, that the owner is not onlyliable for the negligence of the driver ifthat driver is his servant acting in thecourse of his employment but also whenthe driver is, with the owner's consent,driving the car on the owner ..... answer to the claim.v.inmy opinion, when the owner of a lorrysends his servant on a journey with it,thereby putting the servant in positionnot only to drive it, but also to give people a lift in it, then he is answerable forthe manner in which the servant conductshimself on the journey not only in thedriving of it, but also in giving lifts init, provided, of course, that in so doingthe servant is acting in the course of hisemployment.'9. ..... karnataka .....

Ashok Kumar Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... state by yelandur policereported in 1992 cri.l.j.502 (karnataka high court) to buttress his argument that the confession made before the police officer by an accused can be used by him for his ..... on returning to the spot, the io got the place of occurrence photographed; he lifted blood samples; seized the lathi with which the accused had been hit; seized the dagger produced by pw satyavan; seized the blood stained clothes of pw satyavan and that of the accused, and ..... this court to appreciate that the confession of the accused before the police has no evidentiary value under section 27 indian evidence act, and that the pws have given consistent version of the incident.10. ..... the bar under section 25/26 evidence act is meant for the prosecution and not ..... of the confession is excluded by any provision of law such as section 24, section 25 and section 26 of the evidence act, the entire confessional statement in all its parts including the admissions of minor incriminating facts must also be excluded, unless proof of it is permitted by some other section such as section 27 of the evidence act. ..... the evidence act does not preclude an accused from relying upon his ..... settled that a confessional statement before the police is not at all admissible in evidence under sections 25 and 26 of the evidence act. ..... contentions of the parties, the trial court convicted the accused for committing the offences punishable under sections 302/307 ipc while acquitting him of the charge under section 27 arms act. .....