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Numaligarh Refinery Ltd. Vs. Daelim Industrial Company Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2007(3)ARBLR378(SC); 2007(4)AWC3998(SC); 2007BusLR88(SC); (2008)1CompLJ136(SC); JT2007(11)SC73; 2007(10)SCALE577; (2007)8SCC466; 2007(2)LC1057(SC)

..... , duties, levies, licence free etc.e) lump sum service charges towards documentations, handling, forwarding, payment of customs duty, inland transportations, transit insurance of all the imported goods.f) lump sum charges on account of customs duty, port charges etc. for imported equipment and materials.g) lump sum charges, forwards ..... party inspection charges, ocean fright and marine insurance. note 1 of the above price schedule permitted dic / turbo technical to furnish list of goods with cif (cost insurance and freight) value of nrl for availing concession in payment of customs duty payable in respect of import from overseas. ..... , transportations through waterways for over dimensional consignment inclusive or en route indian/ bangladesh custom clearance to project site.h) lump sum charges toward clearance, handling, transportation ( other .....

Reliance Industries Limited and Others Vs. State of U.P. and Others

Court : Allahabad

..... be correct, it shall make no difference for the reasons discussed hereinabove and in the proceeding paragraphs. once in terms of gspa readwith regulation 2008, goods are handed over to transporter rgtil and natural gas moves on and reaches uttar pradesh through the pipeline of rgtil, it shall be an instance of inter-state sale or commerce ..... 8(1)]" 115. keeping in view the dictionary meaning of appropriation (supra) there appears to be no room of doubt that the buyer appropriated the goods at gadimoga through the transporter in terms of gspa readwith regulation 2008. in case argument advanced by the learned counsel for the state is accepted, it shall amount to record contrary ..... the provisions makes the thing clear that in case, in terms of contact, property is handed over to the buyer or shipper through the transporter, there shall be presumption that the goods are delivered to buyer. 205. in air 1961 ap 86 shri ramkrishna commercial society and others vs. sate of andhra pradesh, the andhra .....

D.P. Metals Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : [2001]121STC311(Raj); 2001(4)WLC115; 2000(3)WLN445

..... amount of penalty imposed under sub-section (8) or on furnishing such security as may be directed by such in-charge or officer.(10) where a transporter, while transporting goods, is found to be in collusion with a trader to avoid or evade tax, the in-charge of the check-post or the officer empowered under ..... on first question :'..........there has to be a reasonable and proximate connection between the transaction of sale and the clearing or forwarding agent, 'dalal' or person transporting goods before the state legislature can, in exercise of the power to levy sales tax, enact legislation concerning him. we are not satisfied that there is such ..... the court observed :'.........there has to be a reasonable and proximate connection between the transaction of sale and the clearing or forwarding agent, 'dalal' or person transporting goods before the state legislature can, in exercise of the power to levy sales tax, enact legislation concerning him. we are not satisfied that there is such close .....

Manoj Kumar Bansal Vs. State of Rajasthan and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1994)ILLJ1155Raj; 1993(2)WLC751

..... shows that decision on the issue of alternative remedy really did not arise for consideration because the petitioners had questioned validity of clause 13 of the rajasthan state road transport workers and workshop employees standing orders, 1965. nevertheless g.m. lodha, j., who made reference of the case of larger bench, formulated this issue as one of ..... ii-llj-72) surendra kumar verma and ors v. central government industrial tribunal-cum-labour court, new delhi and anr. (1981-i-llj-386) management of karnataka state road transport corporation, bangalore v. m. boraiah and anr. (1984-i-llj-110) and gammon india ltd. v. niranjan das (1984-i-lu-233). when the labour court and ..... constitution. in the cases of termination of employees the rule of last come first go has to be followed unless there is an agreement to the contrary or good and sufficient reasons are recorded for making a departure. the same very principle has to be followed in the termination of services of employees of the state .....

Samatha Vs. State of A.P. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1997SC3297; JT1997(6)SC449; 1997(4)SCALE746; (1997)8SCC191; [1997]Supp2SCR305

..... be set apart as a permanent fund as a part of industrial/business activity for establishment and maintenance of water resources, schools, hospitals, sanitation and transport facilities by laying roads etc. this 20% allocation would not include the expenditure for reforestation and maintenance of ecology. it is needless to mention that ..... and the regulation is to preserve tribal autonomy, their culture and economic empowerment to ensure social, economic and political justice for preservation of peace and good government in the scheduled area. therefore, all relevant clauses in the schedule and the regulation should harmoniously and widely be read so as to elongate ..... to social and economic empowerment. as a part of right to development to enjoy full freedom, democracy offered to them through the states regulated power of good government that the lands in scheduled areas are preserved for social economic empowerment of the tribals. meaning of socialist democratic republic. 80. it is necessary .....

Swamy Shraddananda @ Murali Manohar Mishra Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2008SC3040; 2008(56)BLJR2507; 2008CriLJ3911; JT2008(8)SC27; 2008(10)SCALE669; 2008AIRSCW5110; (2008)2SCC(Cri)322; 2008(3)Crimes215; 2008(4)LH(SC)2705; 2008(6)AIRKarR21; (2008)13SCC767

..... an unconditional release on the expiry of a particular term including remissions. the rules under the prisons act do not substitute a lesser sentence for a sentence of transportation for life. the question of remission is exclusively within the province of the appropriate government; and in this case it is admitted that, though the appropriate ..... that the question of death penalty is not free from the subjective element and the confirmation of death sentence or its commutation by this court depends a good deal on the personal predilection of the judges constituting the bench. 34. the inability of the criminal justice system to deal with all major crimes equally ..... machhi singh categories were followed uniformly and consistently. in aloke nath dutta v. state of west bengal : 2006(13)scale467 , sinha j. gave some very good illustrations from a number of recent decisions in which on similar facts this court took contrary views on giving death penalty to the convict (see paragraphs 154 to 182 .....

Swastika Woollen Industries (P) Ltd. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1992(62)ELT17(Raj)

..... into an agreement with the rajasthan small industries corporation ltd., jaipur and they are generally responsible for unloading of the goods and loading it into trucks for the purpose of transporting the goods from bombay to sanganer in just 40 hours. i am not mentioning here the details of these submissions as the ..... to the importers. shipping corporation of india and rajasthan small industries corporation are jointly responsible for unloading of the goods and loading it into trucks engaged by them for the purpose of transporting the goods from bombay are such glaring facts which cannot be lost sight of. the factual position pointed out by ..... so readily available at icd, sanganer. it has been further submitted that even the importers can directly transport the goods from bombay or delhi after clearance, whereas for importation at icd, sanganer goods are required to be transported through bombay port to icd, sanganer which involved extra cost and the containers remain unlifted at bombay and .....

Subbanna Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1994KAR992

..... available for development and connurbation has also increased under diverse heads, residential constructions are permitted and larger scale commercial use, industrial use, public and semi-public user of areas, transportation and parks, open spaces are also provided. these additional uses of land permitted on larger scale will naturally give benefit to the concerned occupier of such lands as contemplated by ..... depends on the other, it cannot be sub-divided or severed, so that if portion of it is bad rest cannot be saved. the whole of it is either good or bad.(5) c.d.p. is not for city planning area but is for metropolitan area as defined under the b.d.a. act and therefore it is ..... component of which depends on the other, it cannot be sub-divided or severed. in other words if it is bad for part, it cannot remain good for the rest. it is either wholly good or wholly bad. 26. we have given our anxious consideration to the aforesaid various facets of this point. so far as first aspect (a) is .....

Shalimar Chemical Works Limited Vs. the Agricultural Market Committee

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1996(2)ALT256

..... damage, leakage, wear and tear etc. column 1 of the accompanying form x mentions the name of the person consigning the goods as abdul hameed. clause 5 of form x is in the following terms:'if the consignor is transporting goods in pursuance of a sale for purpose of delivery to the buyer, the name and addresss of the person to whom the ..... goods are sold, his registration certificate no under the andhra pradesh general sales tax act, 1957. if he is a dealer, furnish bill ..... sold. the consignor's name is mentioned in column no. 6 as abdul hameed of alleppey. column no. 7 is in the following terms:'7. if the consignor is transporting the goods from one of his shops or godown to an agent for sale or from one of his shops or godowns to another for the purpose of storage, the address of .....

Manglore Ganesh Beedi Works Through Its Distributor and Constituted At ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(3)AWC2097

..... bidi workers were engaged at that time in the manufacture of bidis sold by the petitioner and thousands of employees were directly or indirectly connected with sale, transportation, distribution and such other jobjs related to its business of sale of bidis under the said trade mark.6. it is also claimed that popularity of the ..... which the rectification petition was filed requires that the petitioner be a 'person aggrieved'. despite the fact that the petitioner had on his own initiative stopped for good the use of his label trade mark 'kuber gajapathy'. besides, he continued to do his normal business of beedises. the registered trade marks the respondent did not ..... issue quite open , that there are several other names of the deity (vigneswara, vinayaka etc.) which could be appropriately used by persons, desiring to associate their goods with the favour of the deity, if the mark and device, which are thus invented, do not otherwise infringe any prior registered device under the trade mark law .....