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Chunilal Ishwardas Vs. the Secretary of State

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1910)12BOMLR769

..... if he passed other coins, the fact that his employer appointed others, such as appraisers at the mint, and the mamlatdar and the aval karkun at the sub-treasury at nariad, to see whether the appellant did his duty according to the directions, and that those others allowed shikkai coins to be passed by him, ..... if he, or any other person similarly employed, remitted other coins, and the mint officers kept and used them for government, it cannot be said either that government caused the appellant intentionally to believe and to act upon the belief that their specific directions were modified by them-and ..... the idea underlying this defence is that had the mint returned the shikkai rupees, the shroffs could have exchanged them for babashai, have changed the latter for british and so have reduced their losses to something far short of what they have ..... action cannot bind government except so far as government have derived benefit from the action of the mint officers. ..... the mint officers were agents of government to receive babashai coins; they were not agents to contract for and on their behalf in the ..... for 130 shikkai coins, as if they were babashais), and the market value of the shikkai coins at the date of the remittance of the latter to the mint. ..... the directions given to him and the purpose of his employment is lost by reason of their conduct in keeping the shikkai coins, instead of returning them to the appellant, and in allowing without objection such coins to be remitted to the mint. .....

Metazinc Pvt. Ltd. Vs. R.M. Gandhi, Regional P.F. Commissioner and Oth ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1991(3)BomCR620; [1991(63)FLR30]; (1992)IILLJ647Bom; 1991(1)MhLj565

..... in this connection on the petitioner's counsel offered to produce data which would show that it is possible to segregate the work done by the individual employees in the mint street office in the above manner, and according to him, only such of those employees whose work can be shown to be connected with the factory could be brought under the provisions of the employees' provident fund act ..... ..... 298) : 'the petitioner on the other hand contends in his affidavit that the work done by the employees in the office at mint street, madras, is not in any way concerned or connected with any of the processes of manufacture in the factory. ..... the petitioner is aggrieved because all the employees in the mint street office have been automatically assumed to have done work connected with the factory, while there is room for a more careful examination of the work which the employees at the office are asked to do and ..... but the petitioner contends that the work in the mint street office is not exclusively connected with the work of the factory. .....

Herald Publications (P.) Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax, Panjim

Court : Mumbai

..... (supra), and nanda mint and pine chemicals ltd. ..... nanda mint and pine chemicals ltd. .....

Shri S.C. Naik, Assistant Works Manager, India Government Mint and ors ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(3)ALLMR764; 2008(3)BomCR201; [2008(117)FLR906]; 2008(3)MhLj292

..... in the india government mint i.e. .....

In Re: Government of Bombay;

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1907)9BOMLR1232

..... on land.mint...698.1778-----------total deductions 10158.5334balance 24750.356662. .....

T.K. Sethuraman Vs. Collector of Customs (Prev.)

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1989)(25)LC507Tri(Mum.)bai

..... the request for permission to deposit 264.013 kgs of various items of gold, permission given by the government of india for this quantity to be deposited in the government of india mint, the fact that they were actually deposited at the mint where it was detained and subsequently seized for further verification, amply justify the findings of the collector that the very same gold which was put in hundi has come to be ..... the collector has come to the conclusion that the very same gold which has been put as offerings in the hundi has come to the mint in accordance with the permission granted by the gold control administrator has a considerable significance, while deciding on the question of absolute confiscation ..... the gold control authorities in the form of monthly returns and are periodically taken to the government of india mint at bombay after obtaining the requisite permission from the gold control administrator, where they are deposited for conversion into standard gold bars, which they receive from the mint for utilisation for religious purposes such as making of religious coins, gold plating etc...with the permission granted ..... technically liable for confiscation under the customs act, the tirumala tirupathi devasthanams should be permitted to redeem it on payment of a nominal fine so that the gold can be deposited in the government of india mint, where it has been brought for deposit, and on due conversion utilized for religious and charitable purposes.5. heard shri arya .....

Anz Grindlays Bank Ltd. Vs. Grindlays Bank Employees Union and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2000)IIILLJ629Bom

..... poojary: he was employed as a peon-cum-cleaner in the merchant banking department and in the visa card division at the bank's mint road branch from august 14, 1991 to august 12, 1992 and continuously worked for 500 days and effective from august 14, 1992 his services were terminated ..... (xi) nihar babuji misrilal: he was employed as a peon in the office of the chief manager, retail banking at the mint road branch of the bank from february 2, 1989 to june 19, 1991 and thereafter he was transferred to d.n, road branch where he worked in the invest care department from ..... (ix) rajendra woman mungekar: he was employed as a peon-cum-daftary in the merchant banking department at the mint road branch of the bank from july 23, 1990 to august 13, 1992 and worked continuously for 751 days and his services were terminated effective from august 14, 1992 by ..... as a peon from january 1, 1991 to march 31, 1991 and again transferred to mint road branch where he worked as peon-cum-cleaner from april 1, 1991 to december ..... barve; he was employed as a peon-cum-cleaner in the bank's merchant banking department at mint road branch, bombay-1 from september 1, 1990 to august 13, 1992 and he worked continuously for 712 days and his services were terminated effective from august 14, 1993 ..... road branch from january 13, 1992 to march 13, 1992 whereafter he was transferred to mint road branch, centralised stationary department from march 14, 1992 to august 13, 1992 as peon-cum-cleaner, whereafter effective from .....

Shakil Ahmed Shaikh Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2005(2)MhLj90

..... (3) without prejudice to the provisions of sections 123 and 124 of the indian evidence act, 1872 (1 of 1872), no such officer shall, except with the permission of the master of the mint or the india security press or the controller of stamps and stationery, as the case may be, be permitted --(a) to give any evidence derived from any unpublished official records on which the report is based; or(b) to disclose the nature or ..... from the aforesaid provision, it is clear that in order to prove the said document through the expert opinion of a gazetted officer of the mint, it is not necessary to examine such officer as a witness and that only the production and the government may by notification specify any matter which is submitted to him for examination ..... submitted that therefore there appeared to be a bona fide mistake in exhibiting the letter which was sent by the mint and instead of exhibiting the certificate, the letter which was on record as exhibit-22 appeared to have been wrongly ..... that what was produced at exhibit-22 was in fact a letter from the officer of the mint stating therein that the opinion regarding the currency notes would be submitted after two months. ..... -- (1) any document purporting to be a report under the hand of any such gazetted officer of the mint or of the india security press (including the office of the controller of stamps and stationery) as the central government may, by notification, specify in this behalf, upon any matter or thing duly submitted to him for .....

Commissioner of Customs, (P) Vs. Shri Sharad Kumar Agarwal

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2001)(75)ECC424

..... respondent has appeared in person and submitted the paper book, and has sought for direction to the mint to deliver the gold to him, whose ownership is not disputed, and he had paid warehousing charges as intimated by the department, which was not accepted as belated claim, and he had valid reasons for this delay, and ..... the aforesaid gold has been sent to mint as on 14.12.74 for safe custody. ..... of india mint on 14.12.74. ..... gold was deposited in the mint on 14.12.74.2. .....

Shri Shantilal Dhanji Dedia Vs. Deputy Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1989)(22)LC465Tri(Mum.)bai

..... acquisition of the seized gold ornaments is legal and bonafide ; (iii) whether the licenced gold dealer can tender primary gold for melting, assaying, and conversion into standard gold bars into india government mint.6(1) 1 find from the impugned order that except the seizure pancha-nama dated 19.11.1985, there is no other independent evidence brought on record to prove the fact that the seized gold ornaments are ..... light of the provisions contained in the gold control act, 1968, and it is clarified that the provisions contained in section 34(2)(i) of the aforesaid act permit the sending of primary gold by the licensed dealers to the mint for refining and for conversion into standard gold bars, provided that such gold is duly and properly accounted for in the statutory accounts of the dealer. ..... no permission of authorisation from the administer is necessary for sending such gold by licensed dealers to the mint for refining and for conversion into standard gold bars.6(5) from the aforesaid department clarification, the cause of tion for seizing the gold ornaments on the ground of they being primary lid is ..... the gold control officer posted at the india govt.mint, bombay, while examining the said gold ornaments found that the gold ornaments weighing ..... , sending of primary [gold by the licensed dealers to mint for conversion into standard gold bars, ii quate the relevant paragraph from the ..... for conversion into standard gold bars before the india government mint under one single voucher no. .....