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Srimathi Champakam Dorairajan and anr. Vs. the State of Madras, Repres ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad120; (1950)IIMLJ404

..... some extent it might trench upon the freedom of the individual citizen. clauses 2 to 6 of article 19 of our constitution expressly permit regulation & control of the exercise of their fundamental rights by citizens. but the classification or differentiation of citizens in the exercise of this power'must 'always' rest upon ..... of instructions which ate issued to the governor-general & to governors of the ooloniea & to those of india by the british govt. under the 1935 act. what are called directive principles is merely another name for instrument of instructions...... the only difference is that they are instructions to the legislature & the executive ..... inviolability is secured by constitutional restraints imposed on govt. the protection of these guaranteed rights of the citizen & the enforcement of the limitations imposed on the acts of govt., are both secured by judicial process which is, to quote an american case,'the device of self-governing communities to protect the rights of individuals .....

Shri Ramkishan Srikishan Jhaver and ors. Vs. Commissioner of Commercia ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1965]16STC708(Mad)

..... learned judges of the assam high court considered that subsection (2) of section 37 of the income-tax act contained a concentration of naked, arbitrary and unrestricted power vested in the executive without any form of check, control or limitation. learned chief justice of that court differed and was of the view that subsection (2) ..... court, referring to the purpose of the act as disclosed by its preamble and the definition of an industrial dispute taken with the rest of the provisions relating to adjudication of various other matters, held that the achievement of one or the other objects must guide and control the exercise of the discretion of government ..... carrying on trade, profession or business or where restrictions are imposed on freedom of speech, etc., by the imposition of censorship, the discretion must be controlled by clear rules so as to come within the category of reasonable restrictions. discretion of that nature must be differentiated from discretion in respect of matters not .....

R. Indu Vs. the Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R. Medical University, Rep. by Its R ...

Court : Chennai

..... 12(2). at this stage, we may quote the relevant paragraph from the said judgement: "15. mci has been set up as an expert body to control the minimum standards of medical education and to regulate their observance. the regulations framed by the mci with the previous sanction of the central government, in regard ..... submitted that in terms of decision of the supreme court in mci v. state of karnataka [(1998) 6 scc 131], the regulations of the mci are binding and mandatory. reference has been made to section 19 a of the act, which lays down the minimum standards of medical education for granting recognised medical qualifications by ..... is further stated that in discharge of its statutory obligations towards maintenance of minimum standards in medical education, by virtue of provisions of section 33 of the act, the mci has been empowered with the prior approval of the central government to frame regulations for laying down minimum standards of infrastructure teaching and other requirements .....

K.T. Venkatesan Vs. Appropriate Authority

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2002]125TAXMAN979(Mad)

..... two items also are not commercial buildings, nor they are located in a commercial locality like the subject-matter. merely there is a traffic meridian or traffic regulations or u-turn traffic regulation in force to reach the property, it cannot be stated that the subject property is inferior in any way to the two comparable ..... by the competent authority. it is fairly stated that the first respondent-appropriate authority has followed the procedure prescribed under chapter xx-c of the income tax act.24. the appropriate authority considered two relevant and comparable sale transactions (1) the agreement dated 14-7-1997 in respect of door no. 21, srinivasamurthi ..... .13. mr. lakshmi narayanan learned counsel appearing for the petitioner (transferee in w.p. no. 9956 of 1999) contended that the appropriate authority has acted without jurisdiction in invoking the powers under chapter xx-c as according to him, the agreement entered between the transferor and transferees cannot be subjected to an .....

Dr. C.S. Subramanian Vs. Kumarasamy and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1996]86CompCas747(Mad)

..... creation themselves provisions for appeals have been provided with a further right of appeal from the national commission only to the supreme court of india and administrative control vested in like manner among the three disputes redressal forums, they cannot claim to be law unto themselves but are subject to the jurisdiction of the ..... and that there is absolutely no safeguard for the medical practitioners who are often obliged to handle risky situations over which there could be no effective human control. the difference between contract for service or contract of service is said to be of no significance for the problem under consideration. it was also submitted ..... sc) (m/s. mahalakshmi oil mills v. state of a.p.) and : [1978]1scr641 (state of karnataka v. ranganatha reddy) were relied upon to justify a restricted construction of the definition contained in section 2(1)(o) of the act. reliance has also been placed on the decisions reported in : [1954]1scr803 (messrs. dwarka prasad v. state .....

Bell Products Company Vs. Union of India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1996(54)ECC88; 1995(78)ELT404(Mad)

..... e.l.t. 172 : : 1994(70)elt172(kar) = 1994 (45) ecc 107 (nectar beverages private ltd. v. union of india and others), a learned single judge of the karnataka high court has held that the provisions of the nature under question providing for denying the exemption to a unit affixing the brand name of another unit not entitled to ..... therein, carrying on business in the manufacture and sale of 'staples' made of steel falling under chapter and heading 8305.00 of the schedule to the central excise tariff act, 1985 since 1972, and marketing the goods under the brand name 'bell' (only by letters, without emblem) since 1972. it is stated that this brand name was ..... falling under chapter and heading 7319.00 and 7415.29 respectively and paper clips made of steel falling under chapter 8305.00 of the schedule to the central excise tariff act, 1985, since 1952 onwards. the goods manufactured are said to be marketed under the brand name 'bell' (with emblem) duly registered with the registrar of trade marks .....

Usha Rani Vs. the District Magistrate and Collector and Another

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1994CriLJ2209

..... 24 of 1993 dated 14-4-1993 passed under the tamil nadu prevention of dangerous activities of bootleggers, drug offenders, forest offenders, goondas, immoral traffic offenders and slum grabbers act, 1982 (act 14 of 1982). when the petition was heard by two of us, it was felt that the judgement of a division bench in seetha v ..... different from the procedure under the ordinary criminal law. 29. in ashok kumar v. delhi administration, : 1982crilj1191 , while dealing with a case arising under national security act, the court observed (para 14) :- 'preventive detention is devised to afford protection to society. the object is not to punish a man for having done something ..... detention is based on the subjective satisfaction of the detaining authority that it is necessary to detain a particular person in order to prevent him from acting in a manner prejudicial to certain stated object. the proceeding of the advisory board has therefore to be structured differently from the proceeding of judicial or .....

Cit Vs. Dynavision Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2003]128TAXMAN406(Mad)

..... that there was only three distributors for the assessee-company as wholesale dealers who, in turn, appointed dealers in various parts of tamil nadu, andhra pradesh, karnataka, kerala and other states, however, the appellate tribunal went into the list of dealers and also appointment letters and the expenditure incurred by the assessee-company and ..... to be completely overshadowed by its selling agents so as to pay them not only for the services rendered but also allow them to share profits, control the manufacture of the goods and the programme thereof and also to share the losses. the test of commercial expediency cannot be reduced in the shape ..... the realisation of gross profit. the appellate tribunal, therefore, held that the amount spent was allowable as business expenditure under section 37(1) of the income tax act, on the ground of commercial expediency. the appellate tribunal also rejected the contention that the expenditure incurred would fall within the mischief of section 37(2a) or .....

Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary Post Graduate Teachers' Association, rep. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)1MLJ256

..... in the 10th standard, it has come down to 56% from 85%. the teachers have stated that though they have taken care to coach the students, it was beyond their control. in individual cases, if there is any valid explanation, it is always open to the teachers concerned to raise such issues and defend them by the statutory appeals, if any .....

The Association of Managements of Private Colleges, by Its General Sec ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1998)2MLJ676

..... . aforementioned.27. in reply, shri r. krishnamoorthy, learned senior counsel, based on the decision in the case of t.m.a. pai foundation v. state of karnataka and ors. : air1994sc2372 particularly referring to paragraph 2, submitted that merit need not be determined on the basis of the academic performance at the qualifying examination alone; it ..... collect capitation fee/donation and that they shall collect tuition fees and other fees as prescribed. paragraph 12 states that unaided private colleges shall function under the control of the direct of collegiate education. the director or his nominee shall have the power to inspect the college at any time. irregularities if any noticed ..... inasmuch as one is removed by the legislative action and the other one has to be removed or dealt with as per the provisions of the act. thus, the act 23 of 1996 makes invidious distinction and there by operative discriminately.if that can be the position with regard to the ordinance, the petitioners in these .....