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Sri Chaitanya Educational Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Hyderabad

Reported in : (2007)106ITD256(Hyd.)

..... reddy and anr. (20) uppala peda venkataramanaiah v. first addl. ito, visakhapatnam (1964) iii (short notes of current cases)2madhya pradesh state road transport corporation v. the state transport appellate tribunaly. arul nadar v. the authorised officer, land reforms, thanjavurmaharaja chintamani saran nath shahdeo v. state of bihar and ors.director of income ..... legislations too, apart from tax enactments, particularly the learned standing counsel on behalf of the departmental representative-cit for the revenue evincing his pleasant manners, good court-craft, while presenting the case of the department in his own inimitable style with gift of the. gab, particularly withstanding our interruptions by ..... such, the high court observed that it was not inclined to interfere at that stage of the proceedings. the ratio of that decision cannot hold good in the context of the facts and circumstances of the instant case, where the registration has in fact and indeed been cancelled by the commissioner .....

Union of India and Ors. Vs. Vishav Priya Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... an officer or a junior commissioned officer for any offence made punishable therein, and to pass any sentence authorised by this act other than a sentence of death, transportation, or imprisonment for a term exceeding two years: provided that a district court-martial shall not sentence a warrant officer to imprisonment.120. powers of summary courts- ..... entries had been made against the petitioner.(i) for absence without leave under section 39(a) of the army act; and (ii) for committing act prejudicial to good order and military discipline (consuming liquor) under section 63 of the army act. at the relevant time, he had four years and ten months service to his credit ..... this factor, viz. need to hold a trial immediately, is articulated and reasoned out in writing in the order convening the scm. failure to do so would create good reason to quash the scm itself. routinely, and certainly far too frequently, the sentence passed by scms violates the spirit of regulation 448(c) (supra) thereby taking .....

Shri Manoj Aggarwal, Bemco Vs. Dcit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... in the statement of bishan chand aggarwal cannot override the substance of the claim of bemco that the gold bars and the sale proceeds in cash were transported between delhi and ahmedabad by manoj aggarwal by train.72. some of the questions put to bishan chand aggarwal (questions 35 to 37) in the statement ..... the amount represents income either from source already disclosed by the assessee or from some undisclosed sources. the department cannot by merely rejecting unreasonably a good explanation convert good proof into no proof. the learned ar further contended that sale proceeds of any declared capital assets has to be treated as capital receipts subject ..... reason why the auditors would not have checked them. further, at least before the assessing officer the same could have been produced. the same position holds good in the case of inventory records also. as regards the other objection against the purchase invoices, bishan chand agarwal has explained that since bemco was purchasing old .....

Capitol Square Review and Advisory Bd. Vs. Pinette

Court : US Supreme Court

..... .] 20 everson v. board of ed. of ewing, 330 u. s. 1 (1947), held that a school district could, as part of a larger program of reimbursing students for their transportation to and from school, also reimburse students attending catholic schools. 21 the words "respecting an establishment of religion" were selected to emphasize the breadth and richer meaning of this fundamental ..... december 24, 1993. the board denied that application on december 3, informing the klan by letter that the decision to deny "was made upon the advice of counsel, in a good faith attempt to comply with the ohio and united states constitutions, as they have been interpreted in relevant decisions by the federal and state courts." app.47. two weeks later .....

United States Vs. Wells

Court : US Supreme Court

..... obtain unemployment insurance); 49 u. s. c. appx. 2216 (penalizing u. s. officials who knowingly make false statement regarding projects submitted for approval of secretary of transportation)"). 510 1945) (l. hand, j.) the court's approach to questions of statutory construction has changed significantly since that time.11 the textual lens through which the ..... receipt of material amount of property with intent to defeat bankruptcy code); 18 u. s. c. 542 (maximum prison term of two years for entry of goods by means of material false statement); 18 u. s. c. 1919 (maximum one year prison term for false statement of material fact knowingly made to obtain ..... the government suddenly had reason to contest the requirement to show materiality at all. nothing the government has done disqualifies it from the chance to make its position good in this court. iii we accordingly consider whether materiality of falsehood is an element under 1014, understanding the term in question to mean "ha[ving] a .....

invenpro (M) Sdn Bhd Vs. Jcs Automation Pte Ltd. and Another

Court : Singapore Supreme Court

..... side slots; (iii) use of a fixed brush (which rotates in situ) so as to provide better stability and even weighting; and (iv)a different transport mechanism which entailed moving the discs towards the brushes. (d) iteration 2: a revised proposal sent on 4 october 2006 incorporating some further improvements. at this ..... confidentiality arises from contract, there is now no doubt that in non-contractual situations, an obligation of confidence may arise in equity by applying principles of good faith and conscience. indeed, even where there is a contract between the parties, equitable obligations may still arise quite independently of the contract. these include ..... of parties dealing directly (as where the defendant directly receives confidential information from the plaintiff), an objective test is the preferred basis for determining whether good faith and conscience supports the imposition of a duty of confidence. in coco, where the parties had dealt with each other in the course of .....

Smt. Urmila Devi and Anr Vs. Laxman Singh and Anr

Court : Delhi

..... in its discretion may direct otherwise by recording reasons therefore. the costs have to be actual reasonable costs including the cost of the time spent by the unsuccessful party, the transportation and lodging, if any, or any other incidental costs besides the payment of the court fee, lawyer's fee, typing and other costs in relation to the litigation. ..... /2014 page 89 70. the division bench of this court has further considered yet another impact of frivolous and vexatious litigation. in 1995 (59) dlt604jagmal singh v. delhi transport corporation, the court was called upon to consider a challenge to the disciplinary proceedings at the hands of an employee of the delhi ..... transport corporation. while noticing the various reasons as to the self-imposed limitations on the courts in interfering with interlocutory stages of departmental proceedings, the court arrived at a .....

Present : Mr. Rajiv Atma Ram Senior Advocate with Vs. Board of Control ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... make necessary enquiry in respect to the objections filed by the petitioners in accordance with law. thereafter, the chief minister of the state as in-charge of the transport department made an order approving the scheme. such decision of the state government was challenged under article 226 of the constitution before the high court. the writ petition ..... party without affording him a reasonable hearing (audi alteram partem). very soon thereafter a third rule was envisaged and that is that quasi-judicial enquiries must be held in good faith, without bias and not arbitrarily or unreasonably .. 45. in r.s.dass vs. union of india, air 198.sc 59.while dealing with the exclusion ..... sense that he was involved or interested in his personal capacity in the outcome of the assessment or the procedure for assessment, no doubt, it would be a good ground for setting aside the assessment order. but to hold, as the high court has that bias is established only because the authorized officer under section 132 .....

Public Interest Foundation Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... commodity; (ii) the control of price at which any essential commodity may be brought or sold; (iii) the regulation of acquisition, possession, storage, transport, distribution, disposal, use or consumption of any essential commodity; (iv) the prohibition of the withholding from sale of any essential commodity ordinarily kept for ..... expects prevalence of genuine orderliness, positive propriety, dedicated discipline and sanguine sanctity by constant affirmance of constitutional morality which is the pillar stone of good governance. and again: - the from "...systemic corruption and sponsored criminalization fundamental core of elective can corrode democracy and, consequently, the constitutional ..... prime minister is expected to act with constitutional responsibility as a consequence of which the cherished values of democracy and established norms of good governance get condignly fructified. the framers of the constitution left many a thing unwritten by reposing immense trust in the prime minister. .....

Central Bureau of Investigation Vs. mohd.parvez Abdul Kayuum

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of arms, their active participation in the throwing of bombs or parking of vehicles fitted with explosives, or where the accused persons participated only in the landing and transportation of contraband, but were not aware of the contents of the said contraband, and further, another category, where the accused had knowledge of the contents of the contraband ..... and saw shukla chacha in a rickshaw. he informed shukla chacha that haren pandya has been killed. shukla chacha and he both went in a rickshaw. since goods were loaded and as there was traffic police on panchvati circle, he dropped him off from rickshaw at panchvati circle and again asked him to board the rickshaw ..... rampuri, naeem khan and he got a contract to kill haren pandya and they had killed him. he felt sad and told sohrabuddin that they have killed a good person. thereafter sohrabuddin told him that this contract of killing was given by mr. vanzara. in our opinion, the aforesaid statement made by azam khan was totally .....