Court : Chennai
..... admittedly, the respondent herein is the owner (landlord) and the revision petitioner is the chief tenant in respect of the petition premises, namely entire building consisting of ground, first and second floors bearing door no.37, mint street, george town, chennai-79. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
..... (formerly central power distribution company limited).mint compound, hyderabad 500 063, rep. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... indian express, financial express, business standard, the hindu, the statesman, employment news, mint, hindustan hindi, dna, business bhaskar and loksatta, and has also given the details of the expenditure incurred by the plaintiff in advertisement and promotional activities from the year 20032004 to 2013 in para 25 of the plaint. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
..... the court : the appellant/defendant is a journalist associated with a business magazine called mint . .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai
..... has clearly mentioned in para-9 of the assessment order that the appellant is carrying out its registered office at 'strategic house,44 mint road, fort, mumbai and not at flat no.11d, harbour heights as claimed by the appellant. ..... the assessing officer has further stated that the assessee company has stated that their registered office is at 'strategic house, 44, mint road, fort, mumbai 400001 and flat no. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Ahmedabad
..... in the case in hand, without going into the further details, we find that the appellant should be directed to file an application for condonation of delay as has been held by co-ordinate bench of the tribunal in the case of shiva mint industries vs cce jalandhar 2010 (262) elt 397 (tri-del) and commissioner (appeals) should consider such application for condonation of delay and come to a conclusion on the merits of the case, after following the principles of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... in the counter affidavit filed by the union of india, it is stated that the decision to re-mint/re-strike the commemorative coins is in accordance with the policy decision taken by the competent authority of respondent no.2.5. ..... neither any bar has been shown nor any prohibition is found on re- minting of commemorative coins with the same specifications as the original in act, 2011. ..... present writ petition has been filed challenging the notification for re- minting of commemorative coins having same denomination, design, dimensions and metal compositions as originally released commemorative coins had. ..... learned counsel for petitioner states that if the same coin is minted again, the coins minted earlier would lose their significance and value. ..... it is the petitioner s case that the commemorative coins are being minted for the second time with same specifications without there being any occasion for the same.3. ..... this court is also of the opinion that because of re-minting/re-striking of commemorative coins, the petitioner at the highest can only allege that he has suffered a financial loss. ..... some of the commemorative coins sought to be issued are in the name of political and social leaders who are icons of this country and, therefore, it cannot be said that coins in their names can be minted only on their birth centenary.10. ..... in rejoinder, learned counsel for petitioner states that no notification has been issued by respondent no.1 for re-minting the commemorative coins. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... b) collecting actual topographical data by surveying, dividing the city into manageable sub-watersheds, clearly demarcating the dividing lines (ridges) between the mini water sheds and the natural drainages (villages) of the mint watersheds by using existing maps and ground survey. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... b) collecting actual topographical data by surveying, dividing the city into manageable sub-watersheds, clearly demarcating the dividing lines (ridges) between the mini water sheds and the natural drainages (villages) of the mint watersheds by using existing maps and ground survey. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... b) collecting actual topographical data by surveying, dividing the city into manageable sub-watersheds, clearly demarcating the dividing lines (ridges) between the mini water sheds and the natural drainages (villages) of the mint watersheds by using existing maps and ground survey. .....
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