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M/s Vaishno Enterprises Vs. Hamilton Medical Ag

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... in a case where the buyer is located outside india but has availed the services in india and/or done the 14 business in india with the indian supplier and the contract was executed in india the msme act would be applicable or not and/or another larger issue that in case the supplier is subsequently registered as msme the council would still have jurisdiction are kept open to be considered in an appropriate case bearing in mind ..... even the respondent was conducting its business in india through its registered service centres at 7 new delhi, mumbai, kolkata, bangalore and it had appointed a power of attorney holder/special agent who is based in delhi, to act on his behalf, and therefore the cause of action can be said to have arisen in india and no part of cause of action has arisen in switzerland, the council is vested with the jurisdiction to entertain the ..... 4.2 it is further submitted by learned counsel appearing on behalf of the appellant that even otherwise considering the objects and purpose of the act as the msme act being a beneficial legislation enacted for facilitating promotion, development for enhancement of the competitiveness of micro, small and medium enterprises and for resolving the incidental and ancillary matters related thereto ..... the contract was entered into the appellant was not msme and therefore the parties would not be governed by the msme act and the parties shall be governed by the laws of india applicable and/or prevailing at the time of execution of the .....

Mich. C. and F. Assn. Vs. Agric. M. and B. Bd.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... processors, [ footnote 8 ] sued macma in state court seeking a declaratory judgment that those provisions of the michigan act requiring service fees and mandatory adherence to an association-negotiated contract are preempted by the afpa. ..... asparagus growers to sell the asparagus crop for a certain year, appellant asparagus growers and association of asparagus processors sued macma in state court seeking a declaratory judgment that the provisions of the michigan act requiring service fees and mandatory adherence to an association-negotiated contract are preempted by the afpa. ..... 461 appeal from the supreme court of michigan syllabus the federal agricultural fair practices act of 1967 (afpa) was enacted to enable individual farmers and other producers of agricultural commodities to join together voluntarily in cooperative associations in order to protect their marketing and bargaining position as against large ..... it would appear, therefore, that despite the fact that the michigan act and the afpa share the goal of augmenting the producer's bargaining power, the michigan act nonetheless conflicts with the afpa by establishing "accredited" associations that wield the power to coerce producers to sell their products according to terms established by the association and to force producers to pay a ..... appellants contend that the service fee and mandatory representation provisions of the michigan act frustrate the purpose and objective of the afpa by imposing on unwilling producers an exclusive .....

Scranton Vs. Wheeler

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and that there was no other landing on the farm which the owner could use in shipping products and in receiving supplies; that the dike was constructed under the authority of an act of congress appropriating money for improving the ohio river; that the owner was unable to use the landing for the shipment of products from and supplies to the farm for the greater ..... the circuit court of the united states for the district of new jersey by the attorney general of new jersey, seeking to restrain the baltimore & new york railroad company, acting under congressional authority, from occupying without compensation land belonging to the state of new jersey, lying under tidewaters, by the pier of a bridge. mr. ..... matter was thus stated by the court: "the congress of the united states, in disposing of the public lands, has constantly acted upon the theory that those lands, whether in the interior or on the coast, above high water mark may be taken up by actual occupants in order to encourage the ..... appropriate a parcel of land in the city of cincinnati as a site for a post office and other public uses was upheld, but those proceedings contemplated compensation, and congress, in the act authorizing the proceedings, appropriated money for the purpose. ..... as assumed by the respondents, is correct -- it is no defense to the suit, because it is nevertheless true that the municipal corporation took the title in trust, impliedly, if not expressly, designated by the acts of the party making the dedication. .....

Eberle Vs. Michigan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... where, in addition to the errors previously assigned, the plaintiffs in error -- defendants in the trial court -- insisted that the court erred in holding that the act could be valid if the amendments relative to wine and cider were stricken -- said provisions "being a part of the act at the time the local option law was adopted in jackson county, where defendants reside, and operating, together with the other provisions of the ..... or conditionally; may prohibit the sale as a beverage and permit it for medicinal purposes; may prohibit the sale by merchants and permit it by licensed druggists, and so held that the michigan local option act of 1889 is not unconstitutional under the equal protection provision of the fourteenth amendment on account of discrimination in making certain specific exceptions to the general prohibition. ..... however, sustained the conviction and sentence of defendants upon the ground that the original local option act was constitutional, and had not been rendered invalid by the void amendments of 1899 and ..... , in that case, the valid and invalid provisions formed an inseparable part of a single act which was void as a whole, whether treated as having been adopted by the legislature or ..... neither can we reverse the decision of the state court and declare the act inoperative in jackson county because the electors thereof may have voted under a misapprehension as to the matter submitted, any more than we could set aside a statute because it had been enacted contrary to .....

Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority Vs. M/s Aska Equipments Lt ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... in an appeal filed by the petitioner-gujarat state disaster management authority, a public sector undertaking of the state of gujarat, challenging the award passed under the micro, small and medium enterprises development act, 2006 by the facilitation council, pursuant to section 19 of the said act the petitioner-authority was directed to deposit 75% of the award amount as conditional pre-deposit for taking the appeal on file. ..... short question posed for the consideration of this court is, whether in an appeal/application filed under section 34 of the arbitration & conciliation act, 1996 read with section 19 of the msme act, 2006, the appellate court would have any discretion to deviate from deposit of 75% of the awarded amount as a pre-deposit?. ..... to the facts and circumstances and considering the fact that the petitioner-authority is a public sector undertaking, in exercise of the discretion vested with the court under section of the said act, we direct the petitioner-authority to deposit rs.2,50,00,000/- before the appellate authority within a period of four weeks from today. ..... the learned additional district judge (commercial), dehradun in miscellaneous application no.150 of 2018, whereby the appellant herein was directed to deposit 75% of the awarded amount in terms of section 19 of micro, small and medium enterprises development act, 1 2006 (hereinafter referred to as the msme act, 2006 ), the appellant herein original appellant/applicant has preferred the present appeal.2. .....

The Amalgamated Electricity Co. Ltd. Vs. N.S. Bhathena and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1964SC1598; [1963]33CompCas568(SC); [1964]7SCR503

..... the date of the commencement of suply, and as from the said date, the licensee shall comply with the provisions of the said schedules accordingly, and any provisions of the indian electricity act, 1910 (9 of 1910) and the licence granted to him thereunder and of any other law, agreement or instrument applicable to the licensee shall, in relation to the licensee, be void and of no effect in so far as they are inconsistent with the provisions of section ..... the date of the commencement of supply, and as from the said date, the licensee shall comply with the provisions of the said schedules accordingly, and any provisions of the indian electricity act, 1910, and the licence granted to him thereunder and of any other law, agreement or instrument applicable to the licensee shall, in relation to the licensee, be void and of no effect in so far as they are inconsistent with the provisions of section ..... instrument having effect by virtue of such law or rule shall, so far as it is inconsistent with any of the provisions of this act, have any effect; provided that nothing in this act shall be deemed to prevent the state government from granting, after consultation with the board, a licence not inconsistent with the provisions of the indian electricity act, 1910, to any person in respect of such area and on such terms and conditions as the state government may think fit. .....

The Sihor Electricity Works Ltd. Vs. the Gujarat Electricity Board and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1969)GLR1004(SC); (1969)1SCC423; [1969]3SCR438

..... licensees whose stations are closed down under this act;(c) to supply electricity as soon as practicable to any other licensees or persons requiring such supply and whom the board may be competent under this act so to supply.section 26 of the act clothes the board with all powers and obligations of a licensee under the electricity act, 1910, with this exception that certain sections, including section ..... hours supplied and taken during any consecutive thirty minutes in that period.section 18 deals with general duties of the board and reads :subject to the provisions of this act, the board shall be charged with the general duty of promoting the coordinated development of the generation, supply and distribution of electricity within the state in the most ..... the licensee is unable or unwilling to supply electricity for such purpose in the said part of such area on reasonable terms and conditions and within a reasonable time.section 2(8) of the act defines 'maximum demand' as follows :'maximum demand' in relation to any period shall, unless otherwise provided in any general or special order of the state government, mean twice the largest number ..... generating and distributing electrical energy under the licence granted to it under the indian electricity act, 1910, having its supply area within the limits of sihor town situated in the district ..... the board, it is evident that unlike a licensee under the electricity act, 1910, the board is under no obligation to supply electricity to any person .....

State of M.P. Vs. Maganlal Nathulal and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1994)1SCC585

..... since no rule was framed for the said purpose by the state government under clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 127 of the act, the increase of the rate of tax by the anjad municipality was held illegal and the demands were quashed by the high court.3. ..... the high court, in our view, has rightly indicated that such power of the municipality to impose tax under section 130 of the municipalities act can be exercised only within the parameter of maximum and minimum limits of tax prescribed by the state government. ..... municipal act was illegal and could not be enforced.2. ..... it is not disputed that the state government has not prescribed the maximum and minimum limits of the rate of tax as required to be fixed by sub-section (2) of section 127 of the municipalities act. .....

Golam HussaIn Alias Gama Vs. the Commissioner of Police Calcutta and o ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1974SC1336; 1974CriLJ938; (1974)4SCC530; [1974]3SCR613

..... detained after the confirmation of the detention order is subject to the limit of two years, which is the maximum period of detention for which a person can be detained vide section 13 of the act.apart from the above, we are of the opinion that it is not always practicable and feasible for the state government at the time of confirming the detention order to specify the period of detention ..... detained in pursuance of any detention order which has been confirmed under section 12 shall be twelve months from the date of detention, or until the expiry of the defence of india act, 1971 whichever is later ; provided that nothing contained in this section shall affect the power of the appropriate government to revoke or modify the detention order at any earlier time.8 ..... protested by the local people and the organisers of the said puja.and if left free and unfettered you are likely to continue to disturb manitenance of public order by acting in a similar manner as aforesaid.3. as required by the statute, the fact of detention was communicated to the state government which in turn reported to the central government ..... for detention for an indefinite period is repugnant to all notions of democracy and individual liberty, but the indefiniteness in the case of an order made under section 11(1) of the preventive detention act is in a way cured by the fact that there is a limit set to the duration of the act itself, which automatically prescribes a limit of time beyond which the order cannot operate .....

Southland Gasoline Co. Vs. Bayley

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 44 certiorari to the circuit court of appeals for the eighth circuit syllabus the exemption from the maximum hour provisions of the fair labor standards act, by 13(b)(1), of any employee with respect to whom the interstate commerce commission "has power" under 204 of the motor carrier act of 1935 to establish maximum hours of service, became effective immediately as to those employees of private carriers of property by motor vehicle with respect to whom 204(a)(3) gave the commission the power ..... the wage and hour division of the department of labor has taken the position that the fair labor standards act applies to drivers of private carriers until may 1, 1940, the date the interstate commerce commission determined that need existed for their regulation. ..... by exempting the drivers of motors from the maximum hour limitations of the fair labor standards act, congress evidently relied upon the motor carrier provisions to work out satisfactory adjustments for employees charged with the safety of operations in a business requiring fluctuating hours of employment, without the burden of additional pay for ..... section 13(b)(1) exempts from the maximum hour limitation of the fair labor standards act those employees over whom the interstate commerce commission "has power to" prescribe maximum hours of service. ..... [ footnote 5 ] an understanding that the interstate commerce commission had already acted upon maximum hours for drivers may have shortened the discussion of the amendment. .....