Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: motor vehicles west bengal amendment act 1985 Court: delhi Page 1 of about 736 results (0.094 seconds)

Atul Dikshit vs.c.b.i.

Court : Delhi

..... section 20 of the medicinal and toilet preparations (excise duties) act; 1955 (16 of 1955); section 50 of the madras general sales tax act, 1959; section 24(1) of the bombay (district) tobacco act, 1953 and section 25 of the madhya pradesh motor vehicles (taxation of goods) act, 1962. ..... state of west bengal & anr. ..... state of west bengal & anr. ..... state of west bengal & anr. ..... material change brought after amendment is that the word prosecution earlier appearing in the former section 40(2) of the act has since been omitted. ..... the protection is now in respect of things done in pursuance of this act or rules as against things under the act before the amendment; sub-section (2) contains a major change. ..... after amendment, central excise act 1944 (act no.1 of 1944) has come into force with effect from 28.02.1944. ..... kumar vs.central bureau of investigation (manu/ph/0193/2016 decided on 11.2.2016, it appears that reliance was placed on r.raju s case (supra) without taking note of the fact that existing sub-section (2) of section 40 of the central excise act 1942 has since been amended. ..... it is to be noted that the amended section 40 as it exists at present is pari-materia with section 155(2) of the customs act. ..... (emphasis given) the amendment introduces important changes:-"sub-section (1) now bars not only a suit but also any other legal proceeding . .....

Om Prakash @ Omey and anr. Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... , stand convicted by the trial court for the offence under section 187 of the motor vehicle act, 1988 and have been awarded imprisonment for three months each with fine of `5,000/- each, which is assailed in this revision petition on the ground that at the final stage of trial, additional charge for the offence under motor vehicle act,1988 was framed against petitioners and without affording opportunity to defend themselves, they have been ..... convicted for the offence under motor vehicle act by simply observing that petitioners suffer no prejudice on account of framing of the additional charge.2. ..... therefore, even if the conviction is placed under section 187 motor vehicle act 1988, which makes the section 134 motor vehicle acts punishable for imprisonment upto three months or with fine which may extend upto rs.5000/- or with both, would not prejudice the accused persons ..... on the strength of afore-cited decisions, it was vehemently urged by learned counsel for petitioners that power to alter or amend the charge does not include framing of a new charge and that too, at the end of trial and so, the impugned order is patently illegal and deserves to ..... of west bengal air .....

M/S. M.R. Shah Logistics Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and ...

Court : Delhi

..... and amendments issued from time to time; (v) central motor vehicle (fifth amendment) rules,2005 and amendments issued from time to time; (vi) requirement as per public liability insurance act and amendments issued from time to time; (vii) bulk lpg tank trucks of category other than tractor trailer combination manufactured on and after 1st october 2006 should be fitted with anti-lock brake system. ..... (c) 7957/2012 & 7982/2012 page 12 the tank trucks offered against this tender should conform to the specification mentioned in motor vehicles act, as applicable from time to time and be equipped to transport bulk lpg and should conform to the following: a) (i) iocl eastern region will be requiring minimum 8 tank trucks ( fixed chassis) having capacity upto 14 mts. ..... (d) contracting corporations will have requirements for specific state wise registered tank trucks in the following states: haryana, uttar pradesh, west bengal, bihar, andhra pradesh, tamil nadu, karnataka, rajasthan, punjab, assam, j&k, orissa, chattisgarh, himachal pradesh, goa, jharkhand, uttranchal and kerala. ..... furthermore, the tender conditions i.e clause 10 (iii) and (iv) specified that the vehicles/trucks were to comply with (iii) specifications as laid down by oisd and other statutory authorities and amendments issued from time to time; (iv) pressure vessel to be designed and constructed and tested in accordance with the indian standards is:2825. .....

New Delhi Municipal Committee Vs. Ishwar Dass Sahni and Bros.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1972Delhi535

..... state of punjab and others, : [1967]3scr557 the provision which came up for consideration was section 5 of the punjab general sales tax act 46 of 1948 which, before its amendment provided that subject to the provisions of the act, there shall be levied on the taxable turnover every year on a dealer a tax at such rates as the provincial government may, by a notification, direct. ..... and that the delegation was not unguided or uncontrolled; that the first limitation inherent in the provision was that the tax could be imposed by the board only for the purposes of the district boards act and the second limitation was that the power could not exceed the power of the state legislature and then there was the further limitation that tax could be imposed only with the ..... corporation wished and leaving hers similarly situate outside the mischief of the section and the statutory provision was struck down on the ground of hostile discrimination following, the decisions of the supreme court in state of west bengal vs . ..... the court struck down section 12 of the travancore-cochin vehicles taxation act 14 of 1950 as exceeding the limits of valid delegation on 'the ground that a maximum levy had riot been .specified by the legislature and it was open to the government to treat acircumstance as a special circumstance and the only requirement ..... (17) the next authority relied upon by the counsel for the opposite party is standard motor union (private) limited vs . .....

Rashtriya Mukti Morcha, Through Its President, Ravinder Kumar Vs. Unio ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 137(2007)DLT195

..... amendment act, 1957 was enacted, thereafter came the repealing and amending act, 1960, thereafter the citizenship amendment act, 1985 where in order to give effect to certain provisions in the memorandum of settlement relating to the foreigners issue in assam (assam accord), the citizenship act was amended ..... parliament consciously as per the amending act 65 of 1985, section 6a(4) laid down that although a person falling in that category shall be a citizen but will not be entitled to have his name included in any electoral roll for any ..... citizenship of india by birth, it is proposed to amend the act to provide that every person born in india after the commencement of the amending act will become a citizen of india by birth only if at the time of his birth either of his parents is a citizen of india;(ii) under the act, certain categories of persons may apply for citizenship by ..... having entered the territory of india from bangladesh, sri lanka and some african countries and in view of the fact that they were residing in india, parliament made amendment to citizenship act relating to the grant of indian citizenship more stringent in the proposed act and made the following changes:(i) under the existing provisions, every person born in india on or after the 26th day of january, 1950, shall be a citizen ..... state of west bengal : 1973crilj1 , where court observed as under:in the present case the domicile of origin communicated by operation of law to the appellant at birth at sylhet .....

Viniyoga International and Another Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1985(20)ELT23(Del)

..... under section 120b, 124a and 505 of the indian penal code and section 11 of the west bengal security act and section 3 of the official secrets act. ..... provisions aside there would be little difficulty in holding that where cognizable offences have been investigated into by the central bureau of investigation, under the code, along with an offence u/s 5 of the imports and exports control act, 1947, which though cognizable is nevertheless an offence of which cognizance cannot be taken by the court except on a complaint by a specified authority, where number of witnesses were examined in the course of investigation u/s 161 of the ..... and 251-a of the code on the ground that the prosecution had been instituted on a complaint filed by the municipal committee for an offence u/s 78 of the punjab municipal act, and it was pointed out that the provisions in sections 173(4) and 251-a(1) of the code for furnishing copies of the documents to the accused, introduces on the code by the amendment of 1955, contains no parallel provision in respect of documents appended to a complain or relied upon in support thereof. ..... was the case under the official secrets act, which though investigated under did not culminate in a report under section 173(1) of the code, as it stood after its amendment in 1955 but before the code ..... the madras high court was concerned was, however, a case instituted on a police report u/s 173(1) of the code of criminal procedure as it stood after the amendment of the code in 1955. .....

Ramesh Chander and anr. Vs. Delhi Transport Corporation

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1989(58)FLR731]; ILR1988Delhi467

..... by notification dated march 11,1988, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of the essential services maintenance act, 1981 read with essential services maintenance (amendment) act, 1985 ad read with the government of india notification dated march 4, 1983, the administrator of the union territory of delhi expressed satisfaction ill! ..... in press by the corporation that in case the striking workers failed to report for duty latest by march 21, 1988, stem action would be taken against them including dismissal of service under section 4 of the essential services maintenance- act, 1981 read with essential services maintenance (amendment) act, 1985 and regulation 15(2) of the d.r.t.a. ..... of workers who had participated in the illegal strike, instigated or exhorted the others to go on strike, gave inflammatory and provocative speeches, adopted intimidatory tactics, took out processions, prevented others from, going to work and i or acted in furtherance of the common object to create a situation whereby the functioning of the public utility service was paralysed and normal operations were- rendered difficult and impossible, it is further stated that the d.t.c. ..... in the counter-affidavit, it is stated:- 4.8 the day of commencement of strike witnessed violence, inspire of stringent measures taken by the corporation to avoid sabotage and damage to the vehicles, in different parts of the city. ..... vide atherton west and co's case and the punjab national bank case .....

Arvind Khanna Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... said that there was a liability incurred by the commission of an offence punishable under section 16(1)(a) of the act as amended by the west bengal amendment act and section 8 of the bengal general clauses act, 1899 preserved the continued operation of the repealed west bengal amendment act for imposition of that punishment. ..... but insofar as the central amendment act reduces the punishment for an offence punishable under section 16(1)(a) of the act, there is no reason why the accused should not have the benefit of ..... as far as companies are concerned, only those which are the companies within the meaning of section 591 of the companies act, 1956 where more than 50% of nominal value is held by the government or citizen of a foreign country or a corporation or trust, the society registered in a foreign country would come under section 2 (1) (e) ..... ..........the submission is that in view of clause(c), (d) and (e) of sub-section(1) of section 8 of the bengal general clauses act, 1899 which provide that if any law is repealed then unless a different intention appears, the repeal shall not affect any liability incurred under any enactment so repealed or affect any legal proceeding or remedy ..... ..in tada act 1985 (during the subsistence of which the offence in this case was committed) the extreme penalty, without any alternative, has been provided for the most serious offence ..... between the sentencing scope in section 3(2) of tada act 1985 and in the corresponding provision in tada act 1987. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Bhandari Machinery Co. (P.) Ltd.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1999)151CTR(Del)334; 72(1998)DLT42; [1998]231ITR294(Delhi)

..... under the new sub-section (8), 15 per cent, of the interest paid by non-banking non-financial companies on deposits received by them from the public will be disallowed in computing their total income.this amendment will take effect from april 1, 1976, and will, accordingly, apply in relation to the assessment year 1976-77 and subsequent years. ..... a statute, as passed by parliament, is the expression of the collective intention of the legislature as a whole, and any statement made by the individual, albeit a minister, of the intention and objects of the act cannot be used to cut down the generality of the words used in the statute, though a reference to the statement of objects and reasons and the circumstances leading to a certain enactment may be of use when the terms of the ..... on by learned counsel for the assessed for interpreting the provisions of section 40a(8)--(i) the speech of the finance minister, (ii) the notes on clauses, and (iii) a circular issued by the company law board under the companies act are all external aids to interpretation which cannot be resorted to when the language of enactment is plain and unambiguous just as the language of the provision under scrutiny is. ..... the controversy centres around sub-section (8) of section 40a (as it stood at the relevant time), as inserted by the finance act, 1975, with effect from april 1, 1976 (later on omitted by the finance act of 1985), with effect from april 1, 1986). ..... union of india, : (1961)illj339sc state of west bengal v. .....

Amarjit Singh Vs. Punjab National Bank and Others

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1987]61CompCas153(Delhi); [1987(54)FLR261]; (1986)IILLJ354Del

..... subsequently, the petitioner sought and was granted leave to amend the petition so as to raise specific pleas that regulation 20, pursuant to which the services of the petitioner had been terminated, was ultra virus article 14 of the constitution and was, thereforee, liable to be struck down on the basis of the decision of the supreme court in the case of west bengal state electricity board, [1985] 66 fjr 471. ..... how far is a service regulation in a public sector undertaking conferring an unfettered power to terminate the service of an officer, without assigning any reason, valid in the context of article 14 of the constitution is every action, which is not 'termination simplicities' an act of misconduct or are there any neutral areas between the two is 'loss of confidence' or lack of faith in an employee, based on reasonable belief and induced by facts, circumstances or material, stigmatic even without a specific charge of misconduct are there ..... in india what are the areas in which an employer may still dispense with the services of an employee in industrial law, without inviting the legal or judicial odium that the action was illegal, amounts to dismissal or removal, or is an act of victimisation, or constitutes an unfair labour practice, or could not be taken without giving to the employee a reasonable opportunity of being heard where does one draw the line between permissible 'termination simplicities' and an action which is stigmatic .....