Court : Delhi
Reported in : 2002(25)PTC262(Del)
..... . consequently, different companies such as ranbaxy laboratories, cadila healthcare ltd., torrent pharmaceuticals ltd., sun pharmaceuticals ltd. and cipla ltd. obtained approval from the drug controller for manufacturing and marketing of the said drug, in the trade names coined by the respective companies.18. the defendants have also explained as to how they ..... and the situation as it existed on the date of filing of the suit. all aspect taken together conclusively establish dishonesty with which the defendants had acted and their agreeing to change the colour and discontinue its website was indicative of their dishonest intention. relying upon the judgment of this court in glenfidich ..... (definition of ready to use medicine is that which is not specified in indian pharmacopoeia or any other prescribed pharmacopoeia sec-3(h) (drugs and cosmetics act, 1940) ii. not only this the plaintiff's own reaction in the first instance, after coming to know that the defendant and some other manufacturers .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : [2003]259ITR344(Delhi)
..... does use the machinery for specified purposes under section32a(2)(iii). that person , however, is not the owner of the machinery. the high courts of karnataka and madras have held that looking to the requirements specified in section 32a, the assessed, in the present case, fulfill all the requirements of that section, ..... this industrial undertaking set up that was the article which this particular undertaking wasintended to manufacture or produce.'13. section 80-hh of the said act provides for deduction in respect of profits and gains from newly established industrial undertakings in backward areas subject to fulfilment of the conditions specified therein. ..... , are also entitled to the benefit of the aforementioned provisions in relation to the intermediate product.as regard construction of section 32a of the said act, the learned counsel would submit that the same being a beneficent provision it should be construed liberally.manufacturing activity, contends the learned counsel, would not .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : (2002)178CTR(Del)119
..... does use the machinery, for specified purposes under section 32a(2)(iii). that person, however, is not the owner of the machinery. the high courts of karnataka and madras have held that looking to the requirements specified in section 32a, the assesseds, in the present case, fulfill all the requirements of that section, ..... this industrial undertaking set up that was the article which this particular undertaking was intended to manufacture or produce.'13. section 80hh of the said act provides for deduction in respect of profits and gains from newly established industrial undertakings in backward areas subject to fulfillment of the conditions specified therein. ..... , are also entitled to the benefit of the aforementioned provisions in relation to the intermediate product.as regard construction of section 32a of the said act, the learned counsel would submit that the same being a beneficent provision it should be construed liberally.manufacturing activity, contends the learned counsel, would not .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 103(2003)DLT269; 2003(3)SLJ303(Delhi)
..... the grant of pension etc.1. chapter iii part ijunior commissioned officers, other ranks, reservists and non-combatants (enrolled)all awardscontroller of defense accounts (pensions); and controller of defense accounts (other ranks) or other officers authorised by him in the case of service gratuity other than in invaliding cases.73. table vi specifies the ..... of transport, the benefit should be given to the individual. this benefit should also be given to the individual where dislocation of normal traffic is due to strike, flood and other natural calamities and one is compelled to travel by unconventional mode of transport due to reasons beyond one's own ..... regulations - regulations for the medical services of the armed forces, 1962.19. it is not necessary to decide whether the regulations framed under section 192 of the act are administrative instructions or not. suffice it to say that they are, in any cade, supplemented with various army orders and other administrative decisions taken by the .....
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Reported in : 103(2003)DLT654
..... for private purpose and that it is the duty of the competent authorities to remove encroachment which are a constant source of unhygienic conditions, ecological problems, traffic hazard and a risk even to pedestrians.27. the supreme court in the aforesaid judgment held that there cannot be any right for alternative accommodation to the ..... of shifting. till completion of the project and handing over of the services to the concerned local bodies, the executing agency will exercise the necessary building controls and ensure that the construction activities go on as per the approved plans and building plans. in case, the allottee fails to build even a single ..... state for ejectment of encroachers on public land. in fact normally such encroachers should not be provided with alternative accommodation as it would only encourage the illegal act of encroachment. the supreme court in almitra h. patel's case (supra), thus observed that creation of slums has become a good and well organized business .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 108(2002)DLT517
..... for private purpose and that it is the duty of the competent authorities to remove encroachments which are a constant source of unhygienic conditions, ecological problems, traffic hazard and a risk even to pedestrians.28. the supreme court in the aforesaid judgment held that there cannot be any right for alternative accommodation to the ..... date of shifting. till completion of the project and handing over of the services to the concerned local bodies, the executing agency will exercise the necessary building controls and ensure that the construction activities go on as per the approved plans and building plans. in case, the allottee fails to build even a single ..... to the jhuggi dwellers and that machinery is provided for the removal of unauthorised occupants from railway land and action is being taken under the public premises act, 1971. six thousand seven hundred jhuggis are stated to have been removed from the railway land without paying any compensation to the jhuggi dwellers in various .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi
Reported in : (2003)(154)ELT187TriDel
..... aluminium cables ltd. v. cce, 1985 (21) e.l.t. 3 has also held that, the specifications issued by the indian standard institutions are for ensuring quality control and have nothing to do with the class to which the goods belong in tariff schedule; that the term 'ice cream' and other 'edible ice' used in central ..... prescribed percentage of milk fat should be prepared." [emphasis supplied].6.2 in view of the technical literature, isi specification and provisions made in prevention of food adulteration act, 1954 and rules made thereunder, the impugned product cannot be classified as ice cream merely on the ground that the consumer understood the same as ice cream or ..... excise tariff is a wider term and does not have same connotation as in other acts or regulations; that different countries have different standards/specifications for ice cream even for its fat content and there are different varieties of ice cream and as such isi .....
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Reported in : 2003IIIAD(Delhi)677; 105(2003)DLT849; 2003(71)DRJ720; (2003)IIILLJ424Del
..... in the ground floor. it was also submitted by him that the petitioner firm is separately registered and assessed under the income tax act and it has no control functional integrality or financial control over m/s. jai narain subhash chand, which is dealing with sarees alone and that the petitioner has no tailoring department and ..... whether in matters of finance and employment the employer has actually kept the two units distinct or integrated'. 11. reference was also made to the decision of the karnataka high court in devesh sandeep associates & others vs . regional provident fund commissioner, bangalore, reported in : (1997)illj1167kant . in the said decision it was held ..... each business stands aloof and is not necessary or ancillary to the other, then each of them will be an independent establishment. the single judge of the karnataka high court in his judgment referred to another decision in p.s.n.s. ambalavana chettiar and co. pvt. ltd. vs. the regional provident fund commissioner .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 2003VIIIAD(Delhi)572; 107(2003)DLT91; 2003(27)PTC280(Del); 2004(1)RAJ69
..... went up in appeal to the supreme court (ca 6122 of 2001). since the hon'ble supreme court has set aside the order made by the karnataka high court by its judgment dated 3rd september, 2001 and remanded back the matter, it is not necessary to consider the impact of the above decision. ..... current proliferation of no voluntary licencing schemes. in the delicate balance between users interested in easy and inexpensive access of copyrighted works and authors interested in controlling the use of their works and receiving the full economic value for authorizing their use, non-voluntary licencing schemes frequently represent political victories by users. there ..... others including the defendants by trying to reproduce the work of the plaintiff, which the plaintiff have produced in accordance with the provisions of the copyright act.'14. the above averments indicate that the plaintiff's record has been averred to be a substantially new arrangement. the question which thereforee requires determination .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 2003VIIAD(Delhi)633
..... contingency. it is this deeming provision which has sprung into action on happening of an eventuality provided in the section 10b of the act.30. as already noted above, similar deeming provision was noted in the case of hyderabad karnataka education society (supra).31. `deemed' is used in various senses. sometimes it means `generally' regarded; at other times it signifies `taken prima ..... society v. registrar of societies and others : air2000sc301 . in that case, the apex court was dealing with the provisions of the karnataka societies registration act, 1960 and the rules framed there under. rule 7-a framed by the appellant society required that an ordinary member shall pay his annual subscription in advance in the month .....
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