Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1992)2MLJ260
..... office on and from the appointed day. that has been done for the reasons inter alia, that(1) the tamil nadu co-operative societies amendment act, 1990 (tamilnadu act 26 of 1990) provided for thirty per cent representation for women and 18 per cent representation for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes in the boards of ..... appellant those facts did not constitute corrupt practice. in any case, according to the appellant, in view of the amendment made in the representation of people act by amending acts 58 of 1974 and 40 of 1975, these facts did not constitute corrupt practice. the declaration made in part (iii) of clause (4) that ..... and for that purpose to amend and consolidate the law relating to co-operative societies in the state of tamil nadu.the legislature enacted the law.3. the act brought all societies, whether agricultural producers, marketing society, agricultural service co-operative society, milk producers society, oilseeds growers society, self-reliant society weavers, society, .....
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Reported in : [1993]199ITR832(Mad)
..... are concerned, learned counsel placed reliance upon the decisions in trustees of h. e. h. nizam's religious endowment trust : [1981]131itr239(ap) , cit v. g. b. transports : [1985]155itr548(ker) and cit v. carona sahu co. ltd. : [1984]146itr452(bom) . so far as the preliminary objections raised by learned counsel for the revenue are ..... case : [1980]126itr125(mad) and rayon traders pvt. ltd.'s case : [1980]126itr135(mad) did not advert to the provisions contained in section 244 of the act and that, consequently, the division bench judgments relied upon very much for the assessee require reconsideration by a larger bench. 8. i have carefully considered the submissions of ..... on january 29, 1981, inviting his attention to the orders passed by the first appellate authority and the tribunal and claiming interest under section 214 of the act. by an order dated february 13, 1981, the income-tax officer rejected the claim for view that subsequent assessment made in pursuance of any direction given in .....
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Reported in : (1991)ILLJ163Mad; (1992)IMLJ131
..... award, the employer should have been proceeded against under section 29 of the act, which speaks about penalty for breach of settlement or award or under section 33-c(1) of the act, for recovery of benefits under the award. 16. in madras bangalore transport co., v. labour court, bangalore 1963 25 f.j.r. 244 ..... preference for upholding agreements sanctified by mutuality and consensus in larger public interest, namely, to eschew industrial strife, confrontation and consequent wastage.' 27. in hindustan zinc workers union and another v. management of agniquandala lead project, hindustan zinc ltd. and others (1988-i-llj-207), a learned single judge of the high court of ..... of collective bargaining. the right to strike is the ultimate weapon in the armoury of labour, and it has been recognised as a right inherent in every worker. a strike, unless it contravenes any statutory provision, would be legal. but even a legal strike may become unjustified under certain circumstances, though an illegal .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1992)1MLJ131
..... award, the employer should have been proceeded against under section 29 of the act, which speaks about penalty for breach of settlement or award; or under section 33-c (1) of the act, for recovery of benefits under the award.16. in madras bangalore transport company v. labour court, bangalore (1963-64)25 f.j.r. ..... its preference for upholding agreements sanctified by mutuality and consensus in larger public interest, namely, to eschew industrial strife, confrontation and consequent wastage. 27. in hindustan zinc workers union and anr. v. management of agnigundala lead project, hindustan zinc ltd. andothers (1988)2 l.l.j. 207,.a learned single judge of the high ..... weapon of collective bargaining. the right to strike is the ultimate weapon in thearmory of labour, and it has been recognised as a right inherent in every worker. a strike, unless it contravenes any statutory provisions, would be legal. but even a legal strike may become unjustified under certain circumstances, though an illegal .....
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Reported in : 1990CriLJ2685
..... in a given case is dilatory or difficult to give quick relief, this court can always exercise jurisdiction under art. 226 as held by the supreme court in assistant transport commissioner v. sri nand singh : 1979(4)elt511(sc) . in rashid ahmad v. municipal board, kairana, : [1950]1scr566 the supreme court held that an appeal ..... indicated that where the weaker sections of the community are concerned such as under-trial prisoners languishing in jails without trial, inmates of the protection home, harijan workers etc., are entitled to a special treatment. in such cases, the courts will not insist on a regular writ petition to be filed by public spirited ..... consequent effect of it on the rights of individuals. whenever there is a substantial difference in procedural rights of the accused to equality of treatment where the act complained of deprives the accused of similar procedural safeguards which are offered to the other accused of the same class, under the general law of criminal procedure .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : AIR1990Mad160
..... at the hearing of the winding up petition whether to support or to oppose it solong as no winding order is made by the court and that the workers have a iocus to appear and be heard in the winding up petition. 11. elaborating the abovesaid propo-sitions, mr. rao contended that the question that ..... was made was permitted to raise a question of jurisdiction and competency of the reference. the learned judge, considering the provisions of section 50(2) of the act, observed as follows:-- 'in most unambiguous language, it provides that the local authority or company may appear and adduce evidence for one particular purpose, namely, the ..... have been raised. the neyveli lignite corporation ltd., which shall hereinafter bereferred to as the 'corporation' is a government of india enterprise incorporated under the indian companies act, 1956. it was formed in 1956 for the industrial and commercial exploitation of the lignite deposits in certain areas of south arcot district, tamil nadu in open .....
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Reported in : (1989)2MLJ302
..... the hearing of the winding up petition whether to support or to oppose it so long as no winding order is made by the court and that the workers have a locus to appear and be heard in the winding up petition.11. elaborating the above said propositions, mr. rao contended that the question that ..... references were pending, the central warehousing corporation, being aggrieved by the amount of compensation determined by the collector sought for a referene under section 18 of the act for reducing the amount. the collector rejected their request for making a reference on the ground that such a reference as sought by the central warehousing corporation ..... been raised. the neyveli lignite corporation ltd., which shall hereinafter be referred to as the 'corporation' is a government of india enterprise incorporated under the indian companies act, 1956. it was formed in 1956 for the industrial and commercial exploitation of the lignite deposits in certain areas of south arcot district, tamil nadu in open .....
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Reported in : (1990)1MLJ60
..... no merit. it is significant that explanation ii to section 3(14) and section 21-a were introduced by the tamil nadu land reforms (reduction of ceiling on land)act, act 17 of 1970, but even so, explanation i providing for the exclusion of minor sons had been retained and kept in tact and that also clearly indicates that apart from ..... 3(22) of the act and necessarily that extent has to be excluded. with reference to the land settled, applying explanation ii (a) ..... was left to rest with explanation i and explanation ii (a) under section 3(14) of the act. in this case, in the settlement deed executed by srinivasa, he had purported to deal with the lands as well as the building housing a motor pump set. a pump house cannot be brought under the definition of 'land' occurring in section .....
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Reported in : (1987)2MLJ80
..... is probable that sangili would not have executed any lease deed in favour of venugopal reddiar. the plaintiff's brother marimuthu was admittedly employed as driver in various bus transport companies and similarly, the plaintiff was employed in the railways since 1954. it is probable, therefore, that maruthai alone remained in the suit village as he had ..... separate or self-acquired property. it is not inferred from the mere fact of the owner allowing the other members of the family to use it jointly with himself. acts of generosity should not be confused with admissions of legal obligation. in jagat krishna v. ajit kumar : air1964ori75 , it was held on facts, by following the ..... the character of joint family properties. no formalities are necessary to show that there has been such renunciation by the acquirer in favour of the family. this act of the member is really not a transfer of any interest that the member has over the properties in favour of the joint family. the relevant question is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1985)IILLJ509Mad
..... the world it is engaged in the manufacture of equipment and supply of systems for energy industry, transportation and other important sectors of the indian economy. 'it has nine manufacturing divisions, nine engineering and ..... labour in this dispute. the other unions functioning in the establishment, viz., boiler auxiliaries project, anna workers union, ranipet also participated in the conciliatory talks. since no settlement was possible the commissioner of labour sent ..... the various items manufactured at these manufacturing divisions are hydro sets, turbo sets, transformers, switchgear, control gear, traction motors, industrial machines, capacitors rectifiers, marine turbines, compressors for industrial applications and high-speed drive turbines. besides it also ..... by incorporated commercial corporations which are governed by their own constitutions, as authorised by the indian companies act, cannot be described as carried on under the authority of the central government. the obvious reason .....
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