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National Confederation Of Officers Association Of Central Public Secto ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... lead, zinc, tin, molybdenum and wolfram. (vii) minerals specified in the schedule to the atomic energy (control of production arid use) order, 1953. (viii) railway transport. (v) after the establishment of the public sector disinvestment commission on 23 august 1996, the union government on 16 march 1999 classified public sector enterprises into strategic and ..... products is distributed and marketed in india by the state or a government company and that products thereby so distributed as best to subserve the common good. the argument that there is no specific provision in the act as contained in the banking companies (acquisition and transfer of undertakings) act or in ..... union government, yet the residual shareholding enables the government to ensure that the strategic mineral deposits of lead and zinc would be used for the common good. these strategic considerations have been emphasized by the one hundred and fifth parliamentary committee report, 2002; and (vii) the law on the subject has .....

Jindal Iron and Steel Co Limited and Others (Appellant) and Others Vs. ...

Court : House of Lords

..... renton. after all f.i.o.s.t. clauses are in wide use. and cargo damage caused by loading, stowage and discharging is an everyday occurrence in maritime transport. the house has no idea how many such transactions are still open. there may be many. 29. for these reasons, even if i had been persuaded that the ..... international trade law are best addressed. 31. the united nations commission on international trade law (uncitral) is currently undertaking a revision of the rules governing the carriage of goods by sea. this exercise involves a large scale examination of the operation of the hague-visby rules. it apparently extends to article iii, r. 2. it will ..... owners (the appellants) were as follows. first, that article iii, r. 2 of the hague and hague-visby rules imposed upon the shipowners as carrier of the goods under the bills of lading the duty to perform the functions described therein and the responsibility for the proper and careful performance of those functions (which involve loading, .....

Union Of India Vs. Deloitte Haskins And Sells Llp

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... affairs filed a petition under section 130 of the companies act, 2018 before the nclt praying inter alia that the books of accounts of il&fs, ifin and il&fs transportation networks limited (itnl) may be re-opened and recast. vide order dated 01.01.2019 passed in section 130 petition, the nclt directed that the accounts of il&fs, ifin .....

Mulberry Silks Ltd Vs. Sri.ng..chowdappa

Court : Karnataka

..... the view expressed in karur vysya bank ltd (supra) was reiterated by a 3-judge bench of the supreme court in managing director, north-east karnataka road transport corporation (supra). in that case, too, the respondent-workman shivasharanappa was subjected to a domestic enquiry, on the charge of obtaining employment on the basis of fabricated ..... . m/s herbertsons ltd vs. the workmen of herbertsons ltd.927. it is not possible to scan the settlement in bits and pieces and hold some parts good and acceptable and others bad. unless it can be demonstrated that the objectionable portion is such that it completely outweighs all the other 9 (1976) 4 scc736- ..... either given rs 75,000 as compensation or reinstatement with continuity of service without back wages and the workmen concerned should express apology for misconduct and also assure good conduct in future.27. out of 29 workmen for whom the industrial dispute was raised 17 workmen agreed and accepted settlement and joined the service. remaining .....

Yatendra Singh Jafa Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi

Reported in : (2004)(2)SLJ185CAT

..... new delhi; ig, bsf kashmir frontier, srinagar and new delhi; director of prosecution, govt. of maharashtra, bombay; chief security and vigilance officer, maharashtra state road transport corporation, bombay (msrtc); inspector general, state reserve police, maharashtra, vice chairman and managing director of maharashtra state police housing and welfare corporation and additional director general ..... perverse and faulty. there was incorrect appreciation of evidence as well as of the positive steps taken by the applicant to ensure that the recovered goods were properly accounted for, physically checked and records taken over, as the documents would show. ig, bsf, kashmir had wrongly accepted the inquiry officer ..... with the proceedings, but strictly in accordance with law. the applicant had, in the meanwhile, been repatriated to his parent cadre where by his good performance he earned promotion as addl. dgp. however, on 23/24.1.2001, by the impugned order, he has been dismissed from service, by .....

M/S. Spentex Industries Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of C.Excise and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... exported for the execution of such orders, or both; subject to such safeguards, conditions and limitations as regards the class or description of goods, class or description of materials used for manufacture thereof, destination, mode of transport and other allied matters as may be specified in the notification which the exporter undertakes to abide by entering into a bond in the proper ..... a foreign port, or supplied to a foreign going aircraft to such extent and subject to such safeguards, conditions and limitations as regards the class or description of goods, class or description of materials used for manufacture thereof, destination, mode of transport and other allied matters as may be specified in the notification. xxx xxx xxx rule 13. export in bond of .....

Raymond Limited Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2003)86ITD791(Mum.)

..... notice of demand is a condition precedent for the recovery of the tax. but that is because, as held by the supreme court in m.m. parikh, ito v. nawanagar transport & industries ltd. (1967) 63 itr 663 (sc) the liability to pay tax, until determined by meaning of a proper assessment, remains ambulatory and becomes fixed only upon the completion of ..... . there seems to be no dispute about these aspects. but the cit(a) has restored the matter to the ao though he thought that on merits the assessee had a good. case. we do not feel inclined to interfere.130. we summarise our conclusions on the substantive issues as follows : (1) there was no sale of gdrs to the lead ..... and there was no reason why the parties would not have intended to give the same meaning to the identical definition in the subsequent dtaa with uk.there is a good deal of sense and logic in the argument because it is difficult to postulate that the same country (india) would have intended to give different types of treatment to .....

Geier Vs. American Honda Motor Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... be designed to create less risk of serious airbag-induced injuries than current air bags, particularly for small women and young children"); u. s. dept. of transportation, national highway traffic safety administration, national accident sampling system crashworthiness data system 1991-1993, p. viii (aug. 1995) (finding that airbags caused approximately 54,000 ..... install such a safety feature actionable under theories of negligence or defective design. the court holds that an interim regulation motivated by the secretary of transportation's desire to foster gradual development of a variety of passive restraint devices deprives state courts of jurisdiction to answer that question. i respectfully dissent ..... tort claims. i express no opinion on the possible merit, or lack of merit, of those claims. i do observe, however, that even though good-faith compliance with the minimum requirements of standard 208 would not provide honda with a complete defense on the merits,6 i as- systems such as .....

Subrata Roy Sahara Vs. Uoi and ors

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... well. 34. having found them guilty under the provisions of the 1971 act and under article129of the constitution of india, we punish the secretary, transport and commissioner, state road transport authority of the state of haryana as under: (i) they are punished to pay a fine of rs.2,000/- each and in default, they ..... and reasonable criticism of their judgments. fair comments, even if, out-spoken, but made without any malice or attempting to impair the administration of justice and made in good faith, in proper language, do not attract any punishment for contempt of court. however, when from the criticism a deliberate, motivated and calculated attempt is discernible to ..... , that the maxim of actus curiae neminem gravabit, meaning, the act of a court will not prejudice any man, is founded on the principle of justice and good conscience. the above principle affords a safe and certain guide for the administration of law. it was pointed out, that courts in england abide by the principle, .....

The Catholic Child Welfare Society and Others Vs. Various Claimants (F ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... the following propositions: i) it is possible for an unincorporated association to be vicariously liable for the tortious acts of one or more of its members: heaton's transport (st helens) ltd v transport and general workers' union [1973] ac 15, 99; thomas v national union of mineworkers (south wales area) [1986] ch 20, 66-7; dubai aluminium co ltd v salaam ..... kingdom. their rules, approved by papal bull in 1724, provided that "they should make it their chief care to teach children, especially poor children, those things which pertain to a good and christian life." that has remained the mission of the institute and the mission and "apostolate" of each brother. this appeal is concerned with the legal implications of acts of .....