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Janhit Manch and Bhagvanji Raiyani Vs. the State of Maharashtra Throug ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(2)ALLMR110; 2007(1)BomCR329

..... . relying on the legislation, occupants have vacated their premises, buildings are demolished in anticipation of new construction by use of tdrs.(e) various schemes of acquisition of plots for public purposes, amenities, infrastructure etc. would be halted.(f) it would affect the entire planning of the city.(g) third party rights ..... levels of vehicular pollution in the suburbs. bandra, vile parle, santa cruz, jogeshwari and malad. the mmrda stated that 'the ever growing vehicular and passenger demands coupled with constraints on capacity augmentation of the existing network, have resulted in chaotic conditions during peak hours. (e) local trains: the local train ..... 2002 all the buildings are provided 90 lpcd. the said norms are worked out taking into consideration various factors. the respondents have no control on the passengers travelling by trains. except for a few areas, the population is connected with sewerage facility. wherever sewerage facility is not there, the builders/owners are .....

Oberoi Constructions Private Limited a Company Registered Under the Co ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(3)ALLMR546; 2008(3)BomCR408; (2008)110BOMLR951

..... of janu chandru waghmore and ors. v. the state of maharashtra and ors. reported in : air1978bom119 . the interpretation placed by the bench is that private forest acquisition act comes within the competence of the state legislature. he submits that the legislature has intentionally used the words 'has been' that is 'present perfect tense'. ..... the facts and circumstances clearly show that the state government never treated the petitioners' lands as being 'private forests' vested in the state under the maharashtra acquisition of forest act, 1975. mr.nariman pointed out that the facts and circumstances show that respondent no. 1 had never treated the said property as allegedly ..... abandoned or have fallen into desuetude. mr.khambatta relies upon the judgment of this court delivered on 13th august, 2001 in writ petition no. 1132 of 1990 (konkan krishi phalodyan vikas sahakari sanstha v. state of maharashtra and ors.). in the said case, he submits, that although a section 35(3) notice was issued .....

Zahoor Ahmed Peshimam and Another Vs. the Union of India and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(5)BomCR620

..... of foreign exchange. the sponsoring authority viz. the enforcement directorate, mumbai, entered into correspondence with the concerned airlines to ascertain the genuineness of the names of passengers who were supposed to have travelled on air india, royal nepal airlines, international airlines of the united arab emirates, singapore airlines, alitalia and kuwait airways. 980 ..... a firm supposed to be dealing in travels and tours and the other a licensed money changer-sajid peshimam was to get commission of rs. 100/- per passenger for supplying bogus and fabricated b.t.q. forms mentioning various names and passport numbers and fictitious air-ticket numbers. detenu, kasim was not available for ..... was moving in a suspicious manner in the customs waters was asked to stop with signals given therefor and was later on chased by the coast guard ship and apprehended by the coast guard. when apprehended, contraband silver was recovered from the arab dhow. on the basis of the movement of the file on .....

M. Sreenivasulu Reddy and ors. Vs. Kishore R. Chhabria and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2002]109CompCas18(Bom)

..... submission of mr. nariman, the protection of investors as also transparency in the transactions is an equally important objective to be attained through these regulations. clandestine acquisitions are not acquisitions which are supported under the regulations. if that was not so, there was no need to provide a negative covenant by using the expression 'unless' in ..... section 155 and relegate the parties to a suit. learned counsel for the appellant initially made a feeble submission as aforesaid to hold that the decision in public passenger service ltd.'s case : [1966]1scr683 is per incuriam. we have no hesitation to reject such a submission. this issue was directly there and was ..... 5 of the report in air). in this connection, mr. nariman relied upon another judgment of the supreme court in the case of baldev krishna sahi v. shipping corporation of india ltd., : (1988)iillj202sc . that was a case under section 630 of the companies act which makes officers of a company liable for wrongfully .....

Shirish Finance and Investment (P.) Ltd. Vs. M. Sreenivasulu Reddy

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(1)BomCR419

..... nos. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 companies. these shares were purchased under a negotiated arrangement from the companies under the control of vijay mallya. this acquisition, undoubtedly, took place before the 1994 regulations came into effect. defendant no. 2, airedale investment & trading (p.) ltd., also purchased 75,000 fully convertible debentures from ..... either file a petition for rectification or if there were complicated questions involved, file a suit. this was the position when the supreme court rend credits judgment in public passenger service ltd v. m.a. khadar : [1966]1scr683 . the law has undergone a significant change after the decision of the supreme court in ammonia supplies corpn ..... the courts find an attempt at concealment, they will brush away the cobweb varnish, and show the transactions in their true light. 62. in baldev krishna sahiv. shipping corpn. of india ltd. air 1987 sc 2245, a question arose as to whether the term 'officer or employee' in subsection (1) of section 630 of .....

Ganesh Morto Naik Vs. Goa State Co-operative Bank Ltd. and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1992(1)BomCR610

E.S. Da Silva, J.1. The petitioner, who was working as an Accountant during the relevant time in the respondent No. 1 Co-operative Bank, has preferred the instant writ petition, claiming the relief that the order of his dismissal dated 27-6-1989 should be set aside and he should be directed to be reinstated in service with full back wages and continuity of service.2. Briefly, the facts are that the petitioner was appointed originally as a Clerk in the respondent No. 1 Co-operative Bank on 29-4-1971. In 1979 he was promoted as an Accountant in the said Bank, in which post he continued to work till he was dismissed from service. According to the petitioner, there were certain allegations of misconduct against him, for which reason he was orally asked to resign by the authorities of the respondent No. 1 Bank. Accordingly, he submitted his letter of resignation on 4-12-1986, which he thereafter withdrew on 10-9-1987. But, inspite of his withdrawal, the said letter of resignation was accept...

Great Pacific Navigation (Holdings) Corporation Ltd. Vs. M. V. Tongli ...

Court : Mumbai

..... "maritime claim" means a claim arising out of one or more of the following:...... (g) any agreement relating to the carriage of goods or passengers on board the ship, whether contained in a charter party or otherwise; the learned judge has considered the case of m.v. elizabeth v. harwan investment and trading ..... such acts, but also the situation in which welfare legislations are sought to be outwitted against labour by capital, acts involving "controlling interest" issues, mergers and acquisitions amongst group companies, relationship of agency and trust requiring investigation [see. adams v. cape industries plc1] acts perpetuating illegality, cases in which "mareva injunctions" ..... shares of indian companies if they had a 60% ownership or beneficial interest in their hands. the rule was introduced to prevent large scale acquisitions or shares of indian companies by non residents causing destabilization. a person representing a group of companies sought to show their interest in the holding .....

Swayam Realtors and Traders Llp Vs. the Appellate Authority Industrial ...

Court : Mumbai

..... borivali, district greater mumbai [described in sr. no. 4 of annexure a hereto] and that the same cannot be treated as surplus vacant land and is not liable for acquisition under the urban land (ceiling and development) act, 1976; (ii) the order dated 27.9.1994, notice dated 5.3.2004, the notifications dated 11.3.2004 ..... situate at village magathane, taluka borviali, district greater mumbai [described in sr. no. 4 of exhibit a hereto] cannot be treated as surplus vacant land and not liable for acquisition under the urban land (ceiling and development) act, 1976; (ii) consequently, the order dated 27.9.1994, notice dated 5.3.2004, the notifications dated 11.3. ..... provides for 'deemed withdrawal', the additional collector and competent authority issued a notification under section 10(1) of the ulc in respect of the subject property for the acquisition of the same by the state. this was followed by notification dated 16.05.2005 under section 10(3) of the ulc declaring the subject property to be .....

Binod Rao Vs. Minocher Rustom Masani

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1976)78BOMLR125

..... of the powers conferred by the said section 5(8) the central board of revenue issued instructions laying down the principles to be applied by assessing authorities in assessing foreign shipping- companies. these instructions were not followed by the income-tax officer, and in making the assessment he did not allow certain allowances to the assessees. the supreme court held that .....

Madan Malji Kambli and Others Vs. State of Goa, Through Its Chief Secr ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... safe guide for construction and interpretation of the term appropriate government or the words for the purpose of the union. ultimately, the land acquisition act enables acquisition of lands by resort to the sovereign and supreme power of the state. that power is exercised for public purpose and in public interest so ..... cannot be the slightest doubt that the state of haryana incurs considerable expenditure for the maintenance of roads and providing for the transport of goods and passengers within the state of haryana. the maintenance of highways other than the national highways is exclusively the responsibility of the state government. while the ..... terminal with 4500 sq mtrs of floor area. the total cost of the project was estimated at us$205 m, including soft costs, infrastructure works, passenger terminal, control tower, all navigational and meteorological equipment, other facilities and utilities connection, but excluding land expropriation, and the construction of the new highway to .....