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United States Vs. Louisiana

Court : US Supreme Court

..... consider as a limit of their territorial waters on their respective coasts the distance of three marine leagues, reckoned from the line of low-water mark. nevertheless, this stipulation shall have no effect, excepting in what may relate to the observance and application of the custom house regulations and the measures ..... coasts for the purpose of applying customs regulations and measures necessary for the prevention of smuggling the distance of three marine leagues reckoned from low-water mark. it is understood, however, that, with respect to other questions of international maritime law, this extension of territorial seas shall not be applied by ..... . . the two contracting parties agree to consider as the limit of maritime jurisdiction on their coasts the distance of three sea leagues, reckoned from low-water mark. nevertheless, this stipulation shall not have effect except as regards the coast guard and custom house service and the measures for preventing contraband trade. as regards all .....

Abdul Rahiman Vs. the State of Mysore

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1972CriLJ406

..... it seems that declaration under rule 126-p is in respect of 'legal' gold, as opposed to smuggled gold. customs act deals with smuggled gold of foreign origin or marking, illegally imported into india and penalty including seizure is provided for in the customs act, the question of declaration in respect of that does not arise at all. prosecution ..... six gold biscuits does not necessarily prove that these gold biscuits are of foreign origin. and that the six gold biscuits might be of the indian origin and spurious markings might have been put on them. section 123 of the act is absolutely similar to section 178-a of the sea customs act. 1878, which was considered by ..... biscuits were found in specially made pouches in a cloth-belt m. o. 7 tied hidden at the waist of the petitioner : (.3) all the six biscuits bore foreign markings as 'johnson mathev. 9990' : and (4) the petitioner had no explanation for possessing these six gold biscuits. in the above cited bench decision of this court in (1968 .....

Saptagiri Financiers (In Prov. Liqn.) Vs. Sri Sreenivasulu and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(6)ALD58; [2004]50SCL164(AP)

..... the respondents have not only let in any evidence, but also have not chosen to cross-examine the witness of the official liquidator nor have taken objection to the marking of the documents. the evidence being so, merely on the basis of oral submissions and denials, the document on which the applicant have based their claim, cannot ..... the applicant nor have produced any evidence either oral or documentary on their behalf to falsify the claim of the applicant nor have taken any objection to the marking of the documents, it is not open for them to contend that in the absence of the scribe and the attestors having been examined in accordance with ..... oral or documentary evidence. the respondents, leave alone producing their evidence, have not even chosen to cross-examine the witness nor have they taken any objection to the marking of the documents in the evidence, especially ex. a1, under which they executed the mortgage deed mortgaging the properties mentioned in schedules a, b and c, in .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Ess Ess Kay Engineering Co. Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1981)25CTR(P& H)88; [1982]137ITR446(P& H)

S.P. Goyal, J.1. The assessee is a private limited firm engaged in the manufacture and sale of electrical goods, such as switches and plugs. It appointed on April 1, 1965, M/s. Kay Engineering Sales Corporation, as their sole selling agents on a payment of 5 per cent. commission on the net sales of the products manufactured by the assessee after deducting trade discounts, freight, sales tax, distributor's commission, etc. During the accounting year ending March 31, 1966, the assessee claimed a deduction of Rs. 1,27,313 alleged to have been paid to the sole selling agents. During the course of the original assessment proceedings, on enquiry by the ITO, the assessee by its detailed letter dated April 22, 1967, furnished the complete details running into 60 pages about the payment of commission andits justification. The claim was accepted and the assessee was allowed deduction by the ITO, vide assessment order dated September 28, 1968. Later on, while examining the assessee's accounts for...

Union of India and anr. Vs. M/S. Mustafa and Najibai Trading Co. and o ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1998SC2526; 1998(62)ECC266; 1998(101)ELT529(SC); JT1998(5)SC16; 1998(4)SCALE141; (1998)6SCC79; [1998]3SCR708

..... the port trust pilot and that there was a direction by the harbour pilot to go back to the outer anchorage. the 408 gunny packages bearing the markings 'in transit to afghanistan via karachi and chamman' were found to contain vcrs, video cassettes, car cassettes players, textiles, tv sets. all these ..... could not have any market in dubai were also placed on board the vessel and the packages containing electronic goods and textiles which bear markings to show that they were in transit to afghanistan were kept hidden below the packages containing cheap quality pakistani goods. the collector also referred to the fact that the agents at ..... and found a large number of white cloth wrapped packages bearing the markings 'star dubai', prince dubai', etc. they further found a large number of gunny covered packages bearing the marking 'in transit to afghanistan via karachi and chamman' below the white cloth covered packages. having regard to the markings it appeared to the officers that the goods were .....

Ballarpur Industries Ltd. Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1997Delhi1; 63(1996)DLT306; 1996(38)DRJ327

..... any law made by the state legislatures: provided further that the retail dealer or other person shall not charge such revised prices in relation to any packages except those packages which bear marking, indicating that they were pre-packed in the month in which such tax has been revised or fresh tax has been imposed or in the month ..... law made by the state legislatures : provided further that the retail dealer or other person shall not charge such revised prices in relation to any packages except those packages which bear marking indicating that they were pre-packed in the month in which such tax has been revised or fresh tax has been imposed or in the month ..... immediately following the month aforesaid : provided also that where the revised prices are lower than the price marked on the package the retail dealer or other person shall not charge any price in excess of the revised price, irrespective of the month in which the commodity was pre- .....

Thankappan Mohanan and ors. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1990CriLJ1477

..... and give him an opportunity to reconcile the same'. in imbayi v. state, (1989) 1 ker lt 956 the prosecutor brought the entire case diary statements marked though the statements in full were not incorporated in the depositions. only the beginning and end were put in inverted commas. significantly the case diary statements contain ..... of the investigating officer. but he did not state that that portion was taken from the recorded statements. portions of the recorded statements themselves were not marked. the court objected to this procedure obviously because there was nothing on record to show that the portions appearing within inverted commas were as a matter of ..... inverted commas put to him and to the witnesses were taken from the recorded statements under section 162 of the criminal procedure code. the statements themselves were not marked. we are satisfied that this was a serious defect committed by the prosecution and by sessions judge.'obviously in the above case relevant portions of the .....

Tukaram Ganu Pawar Vs. Chandra Atma Pawar

Court : Karnataka

..... the court should be vigilant and examine and ascertain the nature of the document proposed to be marked and ensure that it is a document which is admissible. the court should not depend on objections of the other counsel before considering whether the document is ..... , 1899 and section 49 of the registration act, 1908) will have to be decided by reading the document and deciding its nature and classification. the tendency to mark documents without inspection and verification should be eschewed. even while recording ex parte evidence or while recording evidence in the absence of the counsel for the other side, ..... the indian evidence act, nor under the code of civil procedure. the courts should desist from adopting such a procedure. such a procedure is as irregular as marking a document subject to objection, reserving the question of admissibility to be heard at the stage of arguments. order 13 of the cpc makes it clear that all .....

Goaldas Daga Vs. Manicklal Baity

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1941Cal125

Lort-Wllliams, J.1. The plaintiff is a broker and a member of the East India Jute Association Limited. The defendant also is a broker. The plaintiff's claim relates to a number of transactions in jute carried out by the plaintiff for and on behalf of the defendant and upon his instructions. These resulted in a sum of Rs. 16,511-15-0 becoming due to the plaintiff upon 28th January 1939. On 30th January 1939, the defendant paid to the plaintiff Rs. 5000 on account leaving a balance of Rs. 11,511-15-0. Adding to this interest amounting to Rs. 153-9-6, the plaintiff's claim is Rs. 11,665-8-6. Under the rules of the association future contracts of purchase or sale of jute are made between members of the association only, that is to say, the association only recognizes its members in these transactions. They are forward contracts and are made for a period of three months and each week during the period of the three months a clearing rate is fixed by the board of control of the association an...

C. Santhi Vs. Mary Sherly and Another

Court : Kerala

..... will not be sufficient to prove execution, even though it may be one of the circumstances. no law allows a court to presume that the cheque which is produced and marked in court was handed over or delivered to complainant by accused. the court, at best, can say that the cheque was in possession of complainant. but, under what circumstances ..... evidence, that is, by the "evidence of those persons who can vouchsafe for the truth of the facts in issue". 11. like any other document, mere production and marking of cheque may only prove that a cheque which contains an order in writing and a signature has come into existence. but, it will not further prove that it is ..... trial for offence under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act ('the act' for short). to prove complainant's case, pw1 was examined and exts.p1 to p6 were marked. the accused did not adduce any evidence, but took up a contention that he received only a lesser amount from complainant and as security, he handed over a cheque in .....