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Consumer Action Group Rep. by Its Trustee Tara Murali Vs. the State of ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2006(4)CTC483

..... ordinarily condoned by collecting the fees, especially in regard to the commercial buildings. owners of such premises must be directed to demolish the unauthorised construction and provide parking area and fire safety measures within the premises. similarly, violations in fsi potentially impact the larger community and must not be ..... all developed and developing countries there is emphasis on planned development of cities which is sought to be achieved by zoning, planning and regulating building construction activity. such planning, though highly complex, is a matter based on scientific research, study and experience leading to rationalisation of laws by way ..... a monitoring committee is hereby constituted consisting of the following:a) the vice chairman, cmda;b) the commissioner, corporation of chennai; c) the managing director, chennai metro water supply and sewerage board; d) the chairman, tamil nadu electricity board; e) the district collector, chennai; f) the director of fire services; g) .....

Mrf United Workers Union Rep. by Its General Secretary Vs. Government ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)IVLLJ685Mad

..... to be read into them in the absence of enacted domestic law occupying the field when there is no inconsistency between them. it is now an accepted rule of judicial construction that regard must be had to international conventions and norms for construing domestic law when there is no inconsistency between them and there is a void in the domestic law ..... for the petitioner union has drawn our attention to the judgment of the apex court in visaka v. state of rajasthan : 1997 (6) scc 241 to submit that in judicial construction regard must be had to international conventions and norms. similar is the view in apparel export promotion council v. a.k. chopra : air 1999 sc 625 (see para-28 of .....

Tamilnadu Kalyana Mandapam Owners Association Vs. Union of India and o ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2001(133)ELT36(Mad); [2002]253ITR250(Mad); (2001)2MLJ629; 2006[2]STR438

..... itself or the order as unconstitutional. the word 'habitual' cannot be put in a strait-jacket formula. it is a matter of judicial construction and always depends upon the given facts and circumstances in each case.' 64. we do not think that the above contention raised by mr. mohan parasaran deserves any ..... words of generality conveying its policy and intention to achieve the object set out therein. every word need not be defined. it may be a matter of judicial construction of such words or phrases. mere fact that a particular word or phrase has not been defined is not a ground to declare the provisions of the act ..... was complained that the words 'habitually in arrears' are vague and are indefinite. the presumption was that those wordsshould have been defined but that was not done and its construction is varied on subjective decision of the court and can vary from court to court. therefore, the words 'habitually in arrears' being vague and indefinite, and exercise of .....

V.D.S.R.Re.Rolling Mill. Vs. the Special Commissioner and Commissioner ...

Court : Chennai

..... the party." "however closely actual notice may be in many instances approximate knowledge, thee may be actual notice without knowledge." [see 29 ame.cyc.1113] 109. constructive notice, defines "legal inference from established facts." "notice imputed by the law to a person not having actual notice." "knowledge of any fact which would put a ..... facts and circumstances of the present case, it is obligatory upon the respondents to show that they have suffered some serious prejudice because of appointment of retired railway officers as enquiry officers. we have no hesitation in stating that the respondents have in no way satisfied this test of law."97. at paragraph 89 ..... . we have already held that the language of rule 9(2) does not debar specifically or even by necessary implication appointment of a former employee of the railways as enquiry officer. even if, for the sake of argument, it is assumed otherwise, all the respondents have participated in the departmental enquiries without protest and .....

R. Kumar and ors. Vs. State of Tamil Nadu Rep. by Its Secretary to Gov ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)2MLJ384

..... be only to the distance of 18.87 m. this shows more land is proposed to be acquired on the eastern side than on the western side damaging a legally constructed recently approved building in preference to the opposite side which smacks of malafide intentions.15. the constant varying of highway boundary and road width was also not followed by a ..... than the one provided for on the date of the sanctioned plan (27.5.2003) will be a clear case of violation of rule of law and principles of harmonious construction of statutes.they have also requested the government to drop the plan to acquire the land.3. however, the government of tamil nadu issued a notification under section 15(1 .....

Gowri Spinning Mills (P.) Ltd. Vs. Assistant Provident Fund Commission ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)ILLJ140Mad

..... v. addl. labour commissioner [1993] 2 lln 548. on the review of the law, justice b.n. srikrishna concluded as follows (at page 274):11. no construction can be put upon the provisions of section 22, which could result in a situation of exploitation of human beings, contrary to the provisions of our constitutional directives. i ..... indefinitely and unreasonably. such a construction which is unfair, unreasonable and against spirit of the statute in a business sense, should be avoided. 25. in gujarat steel tube co. ltd. v. virchandbhai b ..... the sanctioned scheme legitimately belonging to the revenue, cannot be and could not have been intended to be covered within section 22 of the act. any other construction will be unreasonable and unfair and will lead to a state of affairs enabling the sick industrial unit to collect amounts due to the revenue and withhold them .....

S. Balasubramanian Vs. State of Tamil Nadu and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1995Mad329

..... to whether legislative authority has been exceeded or fundamental rights have been contravened is entrusted solely and exclusively to the judicature of this country and, therefore, the decision about the construction of article 194(3) and content thereof must ultimately rest exclusively with the judicature in this country and not the legislatures. in emphasising the significant role the high courts have ..... whether legislative authority has been exceeded- or fundamental rights have been contravened is solely and exclusively left to the judicature of this country and, therefore, inevitably the decision about the construction of article 194(3) of the constitution, the privileges, powers and immunities claimed or action taken in vindication thereof cannot be said to be in the exclusive domain or of .....

Indian Organic Chemicals Ltd. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1983(12)ELT34(Mad)

..... plain terms of the exemption it cannot be denied its benefit by calling in aid any supposed intention of the exempting authority. if such intention can be gathered from the construction of the words of the notification or by necessary implication therefrom, the matter is different but that is not the case here.' 13. a similar question arose is innamuri gopalan ..... plain terms of the exemption he cannot be denied its benefit by calling in aid any supposed intention of the exempting authority. if such intention can be gathered from the construction of the words of the statute or rule or by the necessary implication therefrom, the matter is different but that is not the position here.' in the light of the .....

R. Gandhi and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Rep. by the Ministry of La ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(3)CTC255

..... provisions of the interpretation act and the general clauses act do not for any reason apply, we see no jurisdiction for holding that the principles of construction enunciated in those provisions have no application for construing these charters. for the reasons given above we hold that the high court was perfectly justified in ..... act is one of general application where statutes or acts have to be construed and there is no reasonable ground for holding that the rule of construction should not be applied in construing the charters of the different high court. these charters were granted under statutory powers and are subject to the legislative ..... legislate in the way of giving preference of making discrimination in certain strictly limited circumstances indicated in clause (2) of article 303. thus, on a fair constructions of the provisions of part xiii. the following propositions emerge:(1) trade, commerce and intercourse throughout the territory of india are not absolutely free, but are .....

S.Rm.M.Ct.M. Thiruppani Trust Rep. by Its Trustee, M.Ct. Pethachi Vs. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(1)CTC695

..... for the school and add to its utility and service in the curricular and co-curricular pursuits; the open site within the compound is necessary for the additional constructions contemplated for the inevitable expansion of the growing school.5. it is further stated that in pursuance of the notice dated 28.10.1980 received from the 2nd ..... additional c.i.t. v. surat art silk cloth manufactures association : [1980]121itr1(sc) , the supreme court observed as follows:'it is clear on a plain natural construction of the language used by the legislature that the ten crucial words 'not involving the carrying on of any activity for profit' go with 'object of general public utility' and ..... provide for the imposition of a ceiling on vacant land in urban agglomerations, for the acquisition of such land in excess of the ceiling limit to regulate the construction of building's on such land and for matters connected therewith, with a view to preventing the concentration of urban land in the hands of a few .....