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M/S. Gmr Industries Limited, Hyderabad Represented by Its Managing Dir ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... it is made is clear that in any suit brought against a common carrier for the loss, damage or non-delivery of goods (including containers pallets or similar articles of transport used to consolidated goods) entrusted to him for carriage, it shall not be necessary for the plaintiff to prove that such loss, damage or non-delivery ..... the claim by producing cogent and satisfactory evidence inasmuch as by establishing that there was a deficit of cargo of 966.22 mts while the same was transported by the third opposite party from haldia port to the complainants cookeries situate at dhanbad through trucks and the shortage is evident from the neutral surveyors ..... into dumpers allotted plot at the port area, un loading, high staking and reloading into trucks including processing, customers clearance, water sprinkling, security and supervision and transportation to the cookeries of the complainant situate at dhanbad up to a handling loss of 0.50%. the contract enures for a period of 60 days from the .....

M/S.Navayuga Engineering Co. L Vs. The Assistant Commissioner(Ct), Ltu ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the turnover of a works contractor, the purchase price was not the true value; the purchase price of the goods, used in the execution of the works contract, must include incidental charges such as seigniorage charges, blasting and breaking charges, transport charges etc.rule 17(1)(d) was specifically framed, under the rules, only to safeguard the interests of ..... exclude the charges which appertain to the contract for supply of labour and services; to ascertain the value of the goods involved in the execution of a works contract, for the purpose of imposition of tax, the cost of transportation of the goods to the place of works has to be taken as part of the value of the said ..... goods; the cost of establishment, relatable to supply of material involved in the execution of the works contract, must be included .....

State of Andhra Pradesh and ors. Vs. Pioneer Builders

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(3)ALT1

..... to the gulf war crises there were short of no supplies of fuel oils essentially required to carry out their mechanised operations of dewatering, drilling, mucking and transporting.(4) the intervening general elections and global changes economic crisis and the adjunct alround price hike, shortage of essential materials which affected the smooth and continued progress ..... admitted the contents of exs.a-94, b-42 and b-43, the earlier recommendations of the authorities including certifying the work of the plaintiff as good. subsequently, the plaintiff did not carry out the work within the stipulated period is incorrect whereas in the report of the executive engineer at ex.b-42 ..... of this work, they have done maximum of 1.89 lakhs cubic metres of earth work during the period, july 1989 to september, 1989. they have shown good progress on construction of structures during the period from april, 1990 to june, 1990. for construction of structures, the department supplied cement to the contract and .....

Pinjari HussaIn Sab Vs. District Collector, Anantapur and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1994(1)ALT262; 1994(1)ALT(Cri)332

..... the first respondent in that writ petition, it was mentioned that the detenu was indulging in unauthorised trade of purchasing paddy in anantapur district of andhra pradesh and transporting it for sale in karnataka state in contravention of the provisions of clause (3) of the a.p. paddy (restriction on movement) order, 1987 and section ..... from examining the sufficiency of the grounds of detention nor can it adjudicate upon the question whether the detaining authority has properly exercised his discretion. want of good faith, non-application of mind and failure to comply with procedural safeguards are the only aspects open for judicial scrutiny in judging the legality of an ..... stated to be rejected', the supreme court held : 'the detention orders clearly state that the power is being exercised with a view to preventing the smuggling of goods referable to clause (i) of the sub-section. merely because the number of that clause is not mentioned, it can make no difference whatsoever'. the court .....

C. Rangappa Vs. Registrar, Padmavathi Mahila Viswavidyalayam, Tirupath ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(6)ALD602; 1998(1)ALT129

..... . (3) my case is not considered for probation, confirmation and related privileges in service. (4) being a superior officer of the university, i am not provided with transport, phone, office room with full facilities like toilet etc., whereas other juniors in the university arc extended with better facilities. (5) also discrimination is shown only in my ..... to the petitioner as deputy registrar in 1994 with retrospective effect from 6-7-1992. it is the case of the petitioner that he is neither provided with transport, phone etc., nor a room with attached toilet for his accommodation as deputy registrar.31. assuming that what all stated by the respondent-university is true, this ..... the 39 advocates mentioned by him are practising advocates and that, 'having regard to their performance and character, any one in the panel of 39 names is as good as any one else. they have the required standing at the bar...' the two candidates belonging to scheduled castes in this list, are sri e. dharma rao, .....

A.P. Civil Supplies Corpn. Ltd. Vs. Delta Oils and Facts Ltd.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [2007]73SCL242(AP)

..... the sales effected in favour of m/s. venkatarama poultry farm was based on delivery at their premises without charging any amount for transportation. the said firm was also allowed unduly long credit for the goods sold to it, which had resulted in substantial benefit to the said firm at the cost of the company.19. the statutory ..... thus, an excess of rs. 60,000 was paid. it is stated that the company purchased coal from singareni collieries limited during the year and the same was transported through sri balaji lorry suppliers, manuguru. lorry freight charges paid for the coal received and invoices sent by singareni collieries limited are not reconcilable and in view of ..... made in the production register which was adopted by the management auditor. therefore, there was no case for accepting such explanation.13. another issue relates to inflation of transport charges for the purchase of rice bran from m/s. srinivasa trading company to the tune of rs. 3,45,196. it was stated that the said .....

Pentapati Venkata Satyanarayana Murthy Vs. State

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(2)ALD344; 1999(1)ALD(Cri)496; 1999(1)ALT(Cri)502; 1999CriLJ4190

..... receive articles booked at other places and all these transactions are evidenced by documents. it is admitted by pw1 that the kranthi transport private company limited would take the goods from consignors, transport the goods and deliver them to consignees. he also admits that the said company maintains way-bills, lorry receipts, receiving registers and despatch ..... the evidence of pws.l, 2, 4 and 5 who were the officers of the excise department who conducted the raid over a goods transport office i.e., kranthi road transport private limited situated at bonda street at vizianagaram. ex.pl is the special report in which the facts relating to raid and seizure ..... originated, the result of such verification ought to have been recorded. moreover, the possession a common carrier in respect of consignment of goods made over to them for transportation is in the natureof possession of a bailee. such possession cannot be pressed into service for fastening criminal liability where mere possession itself .....

Ankinapalli Yanadamma and ors. Vs. G. Sreenivasulu Reddy and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(1)ALT259

..... is also concluded as per the latest settled law by the supreme court in more than one precedent commencing from susamma thomas and ors. v. g.m., kerala state road transport corporation, : air1994sc1631 followed by several rulings including sarla dixit and anr. v. balwant yadav, : (1993)iillj664sc . our high court has also confirmed the multiplier method as ..... to the driver. it was also found that the liability of the insurance company was only to the extent of certain number of passengers or the persons accompanying the goods, if they travel in the cabin. the tribunal has depended upon certain rulings in support of such a view. the tribunal appears to be not justified in rejecting ..... should be wilful and not sporadic or too trivial. in b.v. nagaraju's case, it was emphatically held that the breach of carrying humans in a goods vehicle more than the number permitted in terms of insurance policy is not so fundamental a breach so as to afford to the insurer to eschew liability altogether. .....

M. Jyothi Raju Vs. Managing Director, National Co-operative Consumer F ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(1)ALT159

..... be made to follow the bye-laws.15. learned counsel for the petitioner also brought to the notice of this court the decision in central inland water transport corporation ltd. v. brojo nath, : (1986)iillj171sc and particularly paragraph 22 thereof in which it was held that the definition in article 12 is not ..... 7. the main objectives of the respondent-federation are to provide supply support to the consumer co-operatives and other distributing agencies for distribution of consumer goods at reasonable and affordable rates besides rendering technical guidance and assistance to the consumer co-operatives. the federation is also the spokesman of the consumer ..... the state federation transacted business worth of at least 15% of its turnover of the items being dealt by nccf excluding the business of confiscated goods, other items allotted to the state federations by the respective state governments under public distribution system or under any special obligation during the preceding year before .....

Prathyusha Associates Rep. by Its Managing Partner, P. Raja Rao Vs. Ra ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(1)ALT691; 2006(2)ARBLR130(AP)

..... a period of two years because of the huge investment for preparation of some specialized wire rope specially designed for pig iron and for acquiring necessary infrastructure for transportation and loading etc., purposes. perhaps, in view of the short period, the said letter might have been addressed. however, the above letter was answered by ..... , which are thus:ex.c-27:mktg./exp/shp/01,october 7, 1994m/s. prathyusha associates, 48-10-24, srinagar, visakhapatnam-16.dear sirs,sub: transportation, handling, stacking and stevedoring of export consignments of pig iron.the hon'ble high court of andhra pradesh has stayed award of contract in pursuance to the tender ..... mktg.)ex.c-28:mktg/exp/shp/02/967, 30th january, 1995.m/s. prathyusha associates, 48-10-24, sri nagar, visakhapatnam-530 016.dear sir,sub: transportation, handling, stevedoring etc., of export consignment of pig iron - extension of contract - reg.the honorable high court of andhra pradesh has stayed award of contract in pursuance .....