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The High Court of Judicature at Madras, Represented by the Registrar, ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1997)1MLJ327

..... be the controlling authority can initiate a departmental proceeding and that initiation of a departmental proceeding per se does not visit the officer concerned with any evil consequences. transport commissioner v. a. radha krishna moorthy : (1995)1scc332 was next relied upon. therein also this court has held that initiation of disciplinary enquiry can be ..... chief judicial magistrates, and administrative committee no. 3 to deal with the matters relating to district munsifs and judicial magistrates. we fail to understand for what good or valid reason such committee or smaller body of judges should be appointed every time in respect of each judicial officer. it is also not shown to ..... supplied]in this judgment also reliance is placed on tripathi's case : 1978crilj839 of the constitution bench of the apex court.45. the aforementioned judgments are good enough o say that the distinction sought to be made by the ltamed senior that in the case of tripathi, there were riies framed by the high .....

R. Gandhi and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Rep. by the Ministry of La ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(3)CTC255

..... have the above effect arc equally hit by article 301. it has, however, been held by a seven judge constitution bench of this court in automobile transport (rajasthan) limited v. state of rajasthan : [1963]1scr491 that 'regulatory measure or measures imposing compensatory taxes for the use of trading facilities do not ..... will provide the main sustaining force for the stability and progress of the political and cultural unity of the country...'(b) then came the case of the automobile transport (rajasthan) limited v. the state of rajasthan : [1963]1scr491 das, j., who spoke for the constitution bench, referred to the views expressed in tiabari ..... and improving the trading facilities since the interest of the state lies in promoting trade and commerce in goods and commodities with and within the state of bihar. reliance is placed upon the following observations automobile transport (rajasthan) limited : [1963]1scr491 which read:licensing system with compensatory fees would not be restrictions but .....

Nepc India Ltd., Formerly Nepc Micon Ltd. Vs. Sundaram Finance Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1998)3MLJ116

..... )18glr660 . the new law has set at rest this controversy. it is also immaterial now whether arbitrator has been appointed or not, hence the conflict of opinion between vijaya transport v. a. p. state c.s. corporation ltd. : air1983ap172 (whether or not arbitrator is appointed) and : air1978ker223 is also irrelevant.33. now, i come to ..... a guardian for a minor or a person of unsound mind, for the purpose of arbitral proceedings.2. their preservation, interim custody or sale of any goods which are the subject matter of the arbitration agreement;3. detention, preservation or inspection of any property or any jurisdiction subject matter of dispute in arbitration.4 ..... proceedings; of for an interim measure of protection in respect of any of the following matters, namely;(a) the preservations, interim custody or sale of any goods which are the subject matter of the arbitration agreement;(b) securing the amount in dispute in the arbitration;(c) the detention, preservation or inspection of any .....

Shriram Transport Finance Co. Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Incom ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]70ITD406(Mad)

..... rival submissions, though of different assessees but happening to be of the same group filed praying to recall the orders dated 29-4-1997 in the case of assessee (shriram transport finance co. ltd.) in income tax appeal no. 572 (mad) of 1996) and (shriram union finance ltd.) in income tncome tax appeal no. 571 (mad) of 1996. ..... if after considering all the aspects of the case and other material on record which were not considered earlier, it feels that its earlier decision does not lay down good law. it would rather be incongruous to follow an earlier decision on the same issue if after considering all the aspects of the case and other material on record ..... the act. likewise, section 115k, which is a non obstante clause, provides for computation of income in certain cases of persons carrying on business of retail trade in any goods or merchandise, or carrying on the business of running an eating place or of operating, hiring or leasing a motor cab, a maxicab or a three-wheeled motor vehicle .....

S. Srinivasan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Bharat Overseas B ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2000(2)CTC41

..... an officer, who is exercising discretion conferred by the statute? our answer is in the negative. 60. in this regard we refer to the decision in u.p.state road transport corpn v. mohd. ismail : (1991)iillj332sc , the apex court ruled thus: 'the discretion allowed by the statute to the holder of an office, as lord halsbury ..... who are to be retained. it would be in the interests of the workers as a whole that the industrial establishment in which they are employed continues to run in good health because sickness leading to closure of the establishment would result in unemployment for all of them', (italics supplied).(d) in dr. mrs. meera massey and others ..... . the reality of the company is much broader than that of an association of capital; it is a human working community that performs a collective action for the common good. in recent years, a debate is going on in the world at large on the functions and foundations of corporate enterprise. the 'preservationists' and the 'reformers' are .....

Selvi J. Jayalalitha, Vs. the Union of India (Uoi), Rep. by Its Secret ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2007]288ITR225(Mad)

..... 1970crilj885 [asst. customs collector v. l.r. melwani] : 1958crilj232 [state of madras v. a. vaidyanatha iyer] : air1962sc1052 [izhar ahmad v. union of india] : [1986]1scr939 [sodhi transport co. v. state of u.p.] : 2004crilj620 [state of a.p. v. v. vasudeva rao] : 1964crilj437 [dhanvantrai v. state of maharashtra] : 2004crilj36 [ramakant rai v. madan rai] ..... other courts were also cited in this case. the following observations are relevant:these facts which justified the seizing officer to reasonably believe that the goods were smuggled would certainly impart a rational connection between the facts on which the presumption is raised and the fact to be proved, so that ..... it cannot stand alone, but must be compared with the companion virtue - liberty and morality, liberty and law, liberty and justice, liberty and common good, liberty and responsibility - which are concomitants for orderly progress and social stability and that the concept of individual liberty in harmony with social order is .....

itc Limited Rep. by Its Constituted Attorney, Subhatosh Banerjee Vs. t ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2007(2)CTC577; (2007)5MLJ897; (2007)7VST367(Mad)

..... impugned levy is being raised only for the said purpose is not justified. maintenance of roads, bridges etc., are generally met from the general funds or revenue. whether goods are transported into the state or outside state or abroad, the state has got a duty to provide facilities like roads, bridges, etc., which are being enjoyed not only by ..... and unhampered by any restriction either at the boundaries of the states or at any other points inside the states themselves. it is the free movement or the transport of goods from one part of the country to the other that is intended to be saved, and if any act imposes any direct restrictions on the very movement of ..... the persons who bring the goods notified for levy of entry tax, but also by others.26. it is necessary to bear in mind that the roads, bridges expenditure test was applied in automobile transport' case (supra) as the tax impugned therein was the tax on motor vehicles which .....

M. Kanagasabapathy Vs. the Special Officer,

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)1MLJ270; 2007(5)CTC392

..... necessary inconsistency in the two acts standing together, which prevents the maxim from being applied. the above principle has been set out in the decision of harlow v. minister of transport (1951) 2 kb 98. 13. by the order impunged in this writ petition, the learned single judge by merely following the decision reported in 2002 (4) ctc 339 ( ..... contained under act 43 of 1981 even though the applicability of the said section in the context of various other provisions contained in act 30 of 1983 will definitely hold good. the construction of the said provision, compared with the definition of an 'employee' under section 2(a) of act 43 of 1981, it can be safely held that ..... powers to any authority to exercise all or any of the powers vested with it under the act. section 8 gives protection of action taken under the act in good faith by stipulating that no suit or other legal proceedings would lie against the government or damage caused or likely to be caused by virtue of action taken under .....

Tube Investments of India Limited Represented by Its Vice President, T ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)226CTR(Mad)313; [2009]185TAXMAN438(Mad)

..... has occasioned the liability to tax. a penalty as high as that sought to be imposed could well put a smaller clearing or forwarding agent or 'dalal' or person transporting goods out of business.in the first place section 40(a)(ia) of the act is in no way comparable to section 38 of the haryana general sales tax act. the ..... the value of the goods in respect of which no particulars and information have been furnished. given the obligation to furnish particulars and information, a penalty ..... the said act at the rate of 20% of the value of goods. while upholding the decision of the high court, the hon'ble supreme court held as under in paragraph 16:16. it is difficult to hold that a clearing or forwarding agent, 'dalal' or person transporting goods can be made liable to a penalty equivalent to 20 per cent of .....

M/S.Rajam Industries (P) Ltd., Vs. the Deputy Commercial Tax Officer, ...

Court : Chennai

..... were obtained from persons at the helm of affairs of the establishments supplying raw-materials to oorvasi brand detergent manufacturing units, transporters of lab, sulphuric acid, soda ash and finished goods, landlords of the premises taken on rent in the name of star trading corporation and new udayam enterprises, dealers of oorvasi ..... detergents at several places and transportation of raw materials procured by ripl as well as finished goods dispatched by ripl who were enquired under summons on various dates.37. the case of the petitioner in respect of ..... , 38 and 46 and there were follow up actions taken on various persons, like raw material suppliers, packing material suppliers, transporters, agents, bankers, dealers, etc. leading to the seizure of offending goods. it is seen that during investigation enquiries were conducted with dealers of oorvasi including m/s.mohan agencies and it was verified .....