Court : Chennai
Reported in : (2004)4MLJ335
..... reported in ' : (1999)illj317sc (lal mohammad and others versus indian railway construction co.ltd., and others); : (2000)illj846sc (municipal corporation of delhi versus female workers (muster roll) and another); : (1996)illj1223sc (chief conservator of forests and another versus jagannath maruthi kondhare and others); : (1983)illj410sc (ajit singh and others ..... the tribunal to deal with the issue touching upon the violation of the provisions of the industrial disputes act, the learned advocate general relied upon the judgments reported in ' : (1995)iillj728sc (the rajasthan state road transport corporation & another, etc. versus krishna kant, etc.) and : (2001)9scc526 (council of scientific ..... highways are concerned, there can be no two opinion that in the light of manifold increase in road traffic, both light motor vehicles, as well as, heavy motor vehicles, there is imminent need for not only improving the present road facilities provided, but also day today maintenance of those highways .....
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Reported in : (2002)178CTR(Mad)248; [2003]259ITR215(Mad)
..... . two other cases were relied upon by mr. ramanujam, they being cit v. bengal card board industries and printers (p.) ltd. : [1989]176itr193(cal) and cit v. kerala transport co. : [2000]242itr263(ker) wherein again the question of lis has been considered.14. in bengal card board industries's case : [1989]176itr193(cal) , the appeal was preferred ..... officer levied a penalty of rs. 1,799 and rs. 1,902 for these two years, respectively, under section 271(1)(a) of the income-tax act, 1961 (in short 'the act'), as the assessee had failed to file the returns in time. the assessee preferred appeals against these penalties. the appellate assistant commissioner, however, found that the ..... came into effect on october 1, 1975, the old law would govern and section 249(4) of the act could not come in the way of the assessee who had filed the appeal without paying the agreed tax liability.15. in kerala transport co.'s case : [2000]242itr263(ker) , section 249(4) fell for consideration but not in the .....
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Reported in : (2001)IILLJ843Mad
..... during night shifts, the same will create problems for women to work in the night shifts such as their safety, protection, transport, stay etc. women workers working in a night shift in a factory are not well educated and they do not come from higher strata of the society ..... ) apart from the facilities, which is permissible under the factories act, an additional holiday shall be permitted for the women workers during their menstruation period, which shall be ..... l) sufficient number of work sheds shall be provided for the female workers to arrive in advance and also leave after the working hours.(m) separate canteen facility shall be provided for the female workers.(n) separate transportation facility shall be provided wherever transportation is provided by the employer or the occupier of the factory.(o .....
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Reported in : 1999(2)CTC364; (2000)ILLJ340Mad
..... that there was never any intention to order the closure and the ceizing has resulted due to the own acts of workers and erstwhile owner of the unit. it is also brought to my notice that the workers of somasundaram mill have already filed c.p. no.87 and 247 of 1996 before the labour court ..... spinning mills are challenging the constitutional validity of the somasundaram super spinning mills (acquisition and transfer) act (the tamil nadu act 81 of 1986) as invalid and ultra vires of the constitution of india.3. east ramnad district national textile workers union (intuc) have filed writ petition no. 13510 of 1994 challenging lay off notice dated ..... compensation was irrelevant. learned government advocate appearing for the state and other counsel appearing for the workers union reiterated the same stand taken by the learned senior counsel for the tamil nadu textile corporation in respect of tamil nadu act 81 of 1986.18. i have carefully considered the rival submissions.19. with regard to the .....
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Reported in : [2001]247ITR465(Mad)
..... by the tribunal. as noted above, the assessing authority held that the appellant-asses-see made a false statement in respect of income of young india and transport company and that finding has been set aside by the income-tax appellate tribunal. if that is the position then we are unable to see as to how ..... the stand they had taken before the assessing officer. according to learned counsel, in the light of the confirmation obtained by the appellant from the sellers/job workers in respect of the machinery, the additions towards profit under section 41(2) and long-term capital gains should be deleted.i have carefully considered the appellant's ..... the printing machinery at rs. 44,645. the income-tax officer issued a penalty notice for concealment of income under section 271(1)(c) of the income-tax act, 1961. in the penalty proceedings, the petitioners approached the settlement commission, which rejected the petitioners' request for the assessment year 1979-80. hence, the department filed the .....
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Reported in : [2000]246ITR638(Mad)
..... that the competent authority has reason to believe that the immovable property having a fair market value exceeding rs. 1 lakh has been transferred under the registration act, 1908, for a lesser consideration than the fair market value. when the competent authority expresses that he has reason to believe, then naturally there should be ..... to the appellate tribunal against the order for the acquisition of any immovable property by the competent authority under section 269f. section 269g of the income-tax act reads as follows :'269g. appeal against order for acquisition--(1) an appeal may be preferred to the appellate tribunal against the order for the acquisition of ..... in respect of that, especially when the property is subject to the land ceiling proceedings.12. the limitation prescribed under section 269g of the income-tax act is an unreasonable restriction on a person whose property is to be acquired under chapter xx-a and thereby the alternative remedy provided under the statute has .....
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Reported in : (2001)IIILLJ1367Mad
..... do works and attend to jobs which entitle them the retention of the status of workers and unionised staff and, therefore, in the teeth of the alleged violation of the statutory provisions in the industrial disputes act protecting their rights, they are entitled to seek relief in this writ petition. in ..... exercise of jurisdiction under article 226 even against the private individuals or companies or public companies which requires to be referred to.20. in delhi transport corporation v. delhi transport corporation mazdoor congress and ors. reported in : (1991)illj395sc , it has been held that employees of public/semi government undertakings, statutory corporations ..... of natural justice are part of art. 14 and the procedure prescribed by law must be just, fair and reasonable. 12. in delhi transport corporation v. delhi transport corporation. mazdoor congress (supra), this court held that right to public employment and its concomitant right to livelihood received protective umbrella under the .....
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Reported in : (1999)152CTR(Mad)447
..... that the competent authority has reason to believe that the immovable property having a fair market value exceeding rs. 1 lakh has been transferred under the registration act, 1908 for a lesser consideration than the fair market value. when the competent authority expresses that he has reason to believe then naturally there should be some ..... has not been considered by the first respondent.20. coming to the first and second objection, it is necessary to see the provisions of the act.sec. 269d of the it act reads as follows:269d. predency notice.-(1) the competent authority shall initiate proceedings for the acquisition under this chapter, of any immovable property referred to ..... petitioner had been dismissed as time-barred.14. if the petitioner has preferred an appeal after the disposal of their appeal under s. 269h of the it act before the high court, then the matter would have been different. the petitioner has filed this writ petition immediately after the petition for condoning the delay .....
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Reported in : 1997(3)CTC209
..... , altering, repairing, ornamenting, finishing, packing, oiling, washing, cleaning, breaking up, demolishing, or otherwise treating or adapting any article or substance with a view to its use, sale, transport, delivery or disposal, or (ii) pumping oil, water, sewage or any other substance, or, (iii) generating, transforming or transmitting power, or (iv) composing types for printing, ..... air1969all547 (supra) wherein it is held that packing of the finished manufactured articles which is done to facilitate or to make possible its sale or transport for sale to customers. this form of packing is in effect the last operation in the series of operations that taken together constitute the manufacture of ..... of the joint family becomes a factory, i may notice here that the members of the joint family would be 'workers' within the definition of section 2(1) of the act (for it defines a 'worker' as a person employed ... whether for wages or not .... in cleaning any part of the machinery or premises used .....
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Reported in : 1997(3)CTC255
..... the entry tax at the prescribed rate failure to do so would entail penal action under provisions of the motor vehicles act and the tamil nadu entry of motor vehicles act.for further details please contact the regional transport officers in whose jurisdiction their new address lies.18. in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) ..... authorises the officers of the transport department not below the rank of regional transport officer and officers in the traffic wing of the police department not ..... 1997 issued a notification authorising certain officers of the transport department as competent authorities under the principal act which reads as under:in exercise of the powers conferred by section 15-a of the tamil nadu tax on entry of motor vehicles into local areas act, 1990 (tamil nadu act 13 of 1990) governor of tamil nadu hereby .....
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