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Commissioner of Wealth-tax Vs. Kasturbhai Mayabhai

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1986)51CTR(Guj)309; [1987]164ITR107(Guj)

..... the case of a house owned and exclusively used by the assessee, the assessee has been given the option of valuing the asset on the two dates mentioned in section 7(4) of the act; but while valuing the asset under section 7(3) or section 7(4) read with sections 16a(1) and 16a(5), the valuation officer must have regard to the well-recognised method of valuation adverted to ..... sub-section (3) of section 46 provides that the power to make rules conferred by this section shall include the power to give retrospective effect, from a date not earlier than the date of commencement of the act, to the rules or any of them and, unless the contrary is permitted (whether expressly or by necessary implication), no retrospective effect shall be given to any rule so as to prejudicially affect the interests ..... 704 : 'the rules that make or guide the cursus curiae, and regulate the proceedings in a cause within the walls or limits of the court itself' were quoted with approval and it was said that the proceedings include all steps which might be taken in the prosecution or defence of the election petition, including an application for amendment ..... the court, on this line of reasoning came to the conclusion that rule 1d which prescribed the break-up method for valuing unquoted equity shares was directory in nature and applied retrospectively. ..... maharaj kumar kamal singh : [1984]146itr202(sc) observed : 'section 7 is important which provides the method how the value is to be ..... kapur : [1984]150itr319(kar) .....

Deepa and ors. Vs. S.i. of Police, and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1986CriLJ1120

..... with average common sense knows or ought to know before entering a hotel like blue nile, where cabaret shows are run, that the cabaret artists, whether male or female or both, are bound to show acts and make sounds accompanied by cabaret music, sexual or erotic gestures and revelation and play of parts of male or human bodies normally not exposed to public view on account of modesty or current fashions in society. ..... scariah 1966 ker lt 780 : 1967 cri lj 634, though rendered under the provisions of section 15 of the kerala gaming act which enumerated the public places, held that in order to constitute a public place it is not necessary that the place should be a public property, but if it is a private property it must be proved that not only the public ..... 1976 bom 1299 has not in so many words said that an enclosed area in a posh hotel where cabaret dance is conducted limiting entry to persons who purchase tickets is not a public place. ..... obscenity which deserves to be removed from the market place in posh hotels or because some of the members of the audience feel annoyed at seeing the exhibition or dallying of some parts of the female body, though such acts accompanied with sounds are normally expected by the spectators patronising a cabaret show. ..... state of kerala 1984 ker lt 276 : 1984 cri lj 745 said that cabaret by itself is not in any way obnoxious, if understood in the correct sense in which it ought to be ..... hope the government will seriously think on that line without delay.17. .....

Green Vs. Mansour

Court : US Supreme Court

..... measured by the standards of quern, however, a request for a limited notice order will escape the eleventh amendment bar if the notice is ancillary to the grant of some other appropriate relief that can be ..... but we have also held that the declaratory judgment statute "is an enabling act, which confers a discretion on the courts, rather than an absolute right upon ..... nor, given the limited terms and context in which the eleventh amendment was drafted, could the amendment's narrow and technical language be understood to have instituted a broad new limitation on the federal judicial power in cases "arising under" federal law whenever an individual attempts to sue ..... amendment confirms that "the fundamental principle of sovereign immunity limits the grant of judicial authority in art. ..... a federal court to declare the rights of a party whether or not further relief is or could be sought, and we have held that under this act declaratory relief may be available even though an injunction is not. ..... seventh circuit constitute[s] permissible prospective relief or a 'retroactive award' which requires the payment of funds from the state treasury," concluded that "this relief falls on the ex parte young side of the eleventh amendment line, rather than on the edelman side. ..... that the appellate court's particular notice order fell "on the ex parte young side of the eleventh amendment line rather than on the edelman side." id. ..... 872 (1984); beltran ..... see also 45 cfr 205.10(a) (1984). ..... 1984 ..... 1984) ..... 742 f.2d 277 (1984). .....

English Electric Company of India Ltd. Vs. Industrial Tribunal Madras ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1987)ILLJ141Mad

..... it is necessary to point out that if an employee who comes to court with a case that the termination of his services is invalid because of non-compliance with the provision of section 25-f of the act, it is necessary for him to show that the services were terminated by the conduct of the employer and where the workman succeeds in proving the fact of termination, the circumstance that any other workman was employed ..... therefore, the question as to whether the services of a casual employee have been terminated and if so whether there is compliance with the provisions of section 25-f of the act in the case of casual employees who have put in 240 days service, cannot be clouded by the notion that such an employee has acquired a permanent status. 38. ..... ' on 16 october, 1980, the union addressed a letter to the minister for labour in which the case put forth that : '113 youngsters, technically qualified, working in various departments directly connected with the main production line have been illegally terminated from service with effect from 13 october, 1980. ..... the concept of 'retrenchment' will apply, only therefore, in a limited number of cases where casual workers have been in continuous service for a period of not less than one year and the employer has positively told them that there is no work for them and hereafter ..... 72 of 1984, is dismissed. ..... 72 of 1984 is filed by the union challenging order of mohan, j. ..... 1235 of 1983 and 72 of 1984. .....

Colorado Vs. Connelly

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 181 the only logical "flaw" which the court detects in this argument is that it would require courts to "divine a defendant's motivation for speaking or acting as he did even though there be no claim that governmental conduct coerced his decision. ..... the flaw in respondent's constitutional argument is that it would expand our previous line of "voluntariness" cases into a far-ranging requirement that courts must divine a defendant's page 479 u. s ..... the colorado trial court, of course, found that the police committed no wrongful acts, and that finding has been neither challenged by respondent nor disturbed by the supreme court of colorado ..... 737 (1966) (16 days of incommunicado interrogation in closed cell without windows, limited food, and coercive tactics); reck v. ..... the prosecutor expressly limited his petition to this court to the issue of the suppression of the involuntary confession ..... shakespeare, macbeth, act v, scene 1, lines 41, 47. ..... 166 motivation for speaking or acting as he did even though there be no claim that governmental conduct coerced his decision ..... by march, 1984, however, the doctors evaluating respondent determined that he was competent to proceed to trial. ..... the line of distinction is that at which governing self-direction is lost and compulsion, of whatever nature or however infused, propels or helps to propel the confession." id ..... 5 (1984); united states v ..... 906 -913 (1984). ..... at line 23. ..... to officer anderson, respondent appeared to understand fully the nature of his acts. tr. 19. .....

State Bank of Travancore Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax, Kerala

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1986SC757; (1986)2CompLJ126(SC); (1986)50CTR(SC)290; [1986]158ITR102(SC); 1986(1)SCALE34; (1986)2SCC11; [1986]1SCR25; 1986(2)LC208(SC)

..... the chargeability must attach to real profits and gains arising from the transactions of the previous year but he contended that under section 5 read with section 28 of the act the liability attaches to profits which have been either received by the assessee or which have accured to him during the year of account and it is well settled that inncome accrues when it ..... specific provision exclusion of hypothetical income cannot be done; in fact such exclusion rests not upon any slippery or slushy ground but upon the principle that under the act chargeability is attracted only to real income and in this behalf it will be pertinent to mention that the provision for exclusion or deduction of bad debts was introduced in the income tax law ..... with the accepted principle that what was chargeable under the income tax act was the real income of an assessee but according to him these instructions which held field for over 53 years were changed, though wrongly, under fresh circulars dated june 20, 1978 and october 9, 1984 issued by the central board of direct taxes whereunder such interest on ..... 1947 the assessee desired to have the managing agency transfered to two private limited companies and in this connection agreed in december 1948 to accept 2-1/2 per ..... lines the rights of the parties should be adjusted in consonance with justice inview of these circulars is not a subject matter to be adjudicated by us and as rightly contended by counsel for the revenue, the circulars cannot detract from the act ..... line .....

Moran Vs. Burbine

Court : US Supreme Court

..... (the accused "had effectively asserted his right to counsel by having secured attorneys at both ends of the automobile trip, both of whom, acting as his agents, had made clear to the police that no interrogation was to occur during the journey") (emphasis added) ..... court made such a finding, and the record contains no evidence indicating whether burbine was told he could use the phone, whether an outside line was available without use of the police switchboard, or any number of other possibly relevant factors. ..... cases suggest the established legal principle that an attorney and his client frequently share a common identity for purposes related to the client's legal interests ..... , however, that the evidence concerning the crime for which the defendant had not been indicted -- evidence obtained in precisely the same manner from the identical suspect -- would be admissible at a trial limited to those charges. ..... state, 695 p.2d 528 (okla.1984) (lawyer hired by defendant's parents misdirected by sheriff throughout jail and courthouse while defendant, unaware that parents had retained attorney, was being interrogated in another part of the building); ..... . foley, 735 f.2d 45, 48 (ca2 1984) (prosecutorial practice of interviewing defendants in the absence of counsel before arraignment "raises serious constitutional questions" and "contravene[s] the principles of dr7 ..... 647 -648 (1984) (under edwards, "once a suspect has invoked the right to counsel, any subsequent conversation must be initiated by him. .....

United States Vs. Inadi

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in short, "[o]nly a lawyer without trial experience would suggest that the limited right to impeach one's own witness is the equivalent of that right to immediate cross-examination which has always been regarded as the greatest safeguard of american trial ..... in particular, the roberts court examined the requirement, found in a long line of confrontation clause cases involving prior testimony, that before such statements can be admitted, the government must demonstrate that the declarant is ..... this sweeping language was in no way limited to any particular variety of out-of-court declarations, and the third circuit panel that the court reverses today was hardly alone in believing the rule in roberts to be applicable to all such ..... the agency theory that supports conspiracy law, "once the conspiracy or combination is established, the act of one conspirator, in the prosecution of the enterprise, is considered the act of all, and is evidence against all. ..... ordonez, 737 f.2d 793 (ca9 1984), where the court found a confrontation clause violation in the government's failure to identify the page 475 u. ..... because i cannot share the majority's implicit faith that the camaraderie of a criminal conspiracy can substitute for in-court cross-examination to guarantee the reliability of conspiratorial statements, i can neither accept the majority's analysis nor stand silent ..... 1071 (1984); see also united states ..... 740 f.2d 629, 639 (ca8 1984); haggins v. ..... 132 (1984). ..... 737 f.2d 793, 802 (ca9 1984). ..... f.2d 812 (1984). .....

Umaji Keshao Meshram and ors. Vs. Radhikabai, Widow of Anandrao Banapu ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1986SC1272; (1986)88BOMLR432; 1986(1)SCALE681; 1986Supp(1)SCC401; [1986]1SCR731; 1986(2)LC319(SC)

..... , it made bombay' the only part of india directly under the british crown while the rest of british india was until 1858 held by the british under the 'firman' of the mogul emperor shah alam granted on august 12, 1765, and grants made and territories ceded by other indian rulers and the territories acquired by the east india company by conquest. ..... were exerciseable by the constituent assembly and the constituent assembly was not to be subject to any limitation whatsoever in exercising its constituent powersection until a new constitution was made, each of the new dominions and all provinces and other parts thereof were to be governed as nearly as may be in accordance with the 1935 act with such modifications and adaptations, as may be specified by the governor-general, and similarly all ..... the regulating act of 1773 vested in the governor-general in council the whole civil and military government of the presidency of bengal as also the government of the territorial acquisitions and revenues in bengal, bihar ..... , however, gave a dissenting judgment in that case following the line of reasoning adopted by a division bench of that high court ..... 475 e dated june 26, 1984, entitled 'the high court of bombay (establishment of a permanent bench at aurangabad) order, 1984, issued under section 51(2) of that act a permanent bench of the bombay high court was established at aurangabad on and from august 27, 1984, for the marathwada region, that is, the districts of aurangabad, beed, jalna, latur .....

Ashok Kumar Vs. Santosh Sharma

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1987Delhi63; 1986(11)DRJ135; 1986RLR408

..... that the behavior and conduct of the respondent has been cruel towards the petitioner after sometime of the marriage and she has been quality of gross mis-conduct by her calculated acts of animus deserendi and cruelty, and no less cruel by her parents, brothers and relations towards the petitioner and his parents briefly detailed below :- cruelty - by animus deserendi (a) that the respondent ..... (2) by the said order the additional district judge has dismissed the petition for dissolution of marriage, filed by the husband under section 13(1)(ia) of the hindu marriage act (hereinafter referred -to as 'the act')(3) the facts giving rise to the petition are that the marriage was solemnised between the parties on 26/6/1977 at village prablad pur, delhi in accordance with hindu rites the parties ..... she used to pounce upon the petitioner disgracefully and contemptuously and, as and when, efforts were made by him to dissuade her from the continuance of her from the continuance of her delinquent acts and conducts; and thus she made the life of the petitioner worse than hell. ..... on the ground of desertion of the wife is liable to fail for the reason of two years' period prescribed by section 13(1)(b) of the hindu marriage act having not been over at the time of presentation of the petition. ..... 1984 ..... 124 of 1984, decided on 14th february, 1986 and i have held that allegations made in the written statement can be taken into account by the court for granting a decree of divorce on the ground of cruelty .....