Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1925)ILR68Mad1
..... 46. sivaji from dynastic reasons had a necessity to put forward a claim to the highest rank in order to found a hindu kingdom and to arouse hindu national sentiments capable of withstanding the encroaching spread of the moghul empire. it is natural for that reason that no hindu should wish to challenge his claim to kshatriya ..... muhammadan principalities, of which bijapur and ahmednugger formed the principal ones. the kingdom of ahmednugger was ultimately conquered by the mughal emperors of delhi. in 1600 the capital was conquered by the mughal emperor and thereafter the kingdom fell on evil days. in this troubled period maloji, the grandfather of sivaji the great, entered the ..... century, the yadavas of devagiri extended their power, but in 1294 the afghans under ala-ud-din khilji conquered the last of the yadavas and razed his capital devagiri to the ground and thereafter the deccan came under the rule of the emperors of delhi. it is suggested that the mahratta clan of jadavs are descended .....
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Reported in : AIR1925Mad497
..... 48. sivaji from dynastic reasons had a necessity to put forward a claim to the highest rank in order to found a hindu kingdom and to arouse hindu national sentiments capable of withstanding the encroaching spread of the moghul empire. it is natural for that reason that no hindu should wish to challenge his claim to kshatriya ..... muhammadan principalities, of which bijapur and ahmednugger formed the principal ones. the kingdom of ahmednugger was ultimately conquered by the mughal emperors of delhi. in 1600 the capital was conquered by the mughal emperor and thereafter the kingdom fell on evil days. in this troubled period maloji, the grandfather of sivaji the great, entered the ..... century, the yadavas of devagiri extended their power, but in 1294 the afghans under ala-ud-din khilji conquered the last of the yadavas and razed his capital devagiri to the ground and thereafter the deccan came under the rule of the emperors of delhi. it is suggested that the mahratta clan of jadavs are descended .....
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Reported in : AIR1952Mad203; (1952)IMLJ174
..... 75 c l r 1 was also relied by the learned counsel for the petitioners. in that case growers of pineapples were directed by orders made under the national security (general regulations) to deliver a prescribed per centage of their pineapples to a specified representative committee as agent for a department of the commonwealth, payment for ..... to rights of property, and if found so to be, to restrain its operation.''in that case facts were disclosed regarding the indebtedness of the company, its capital. its earnings in previous years, its operating expenses exclusive of taxes etc., and it was shown that the actual reduction by virtue of the new tariff in ..... land upon which he carried on the business of a parking station for motor cars. the minister for the army purporting to act under regn. 54 of the national security (general) regulations took possession of this land for defence purposes. the taking of possession was for an indefinite period and it was exclusive. in these circumstances .....
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Reported in : AIR1958Mad343; (1958)1MLJ367
..... terms answered the question, as it did in the case of the central land board under the county and town planning act, 1947, the need for any further enquiry is obviated. but in the absence of such statutory declaration ..... scammell says 'nationalisation in legal perspective' in 'the current legal problems, 1952':the exact constitutional position of the national corporations in charge of the nationalised undertakings has not yet been fully settled. this question is likely to be of ..... of india and the secretary to the government ; (2) financially, the company was a separate entity having its own share capital ; (3) the company was a public authority. its purposes were public purposes and it was not a government department. ..... municipal employees or employees of local authorities as defined by the general clauses act including in this category employees of state regional authorities such as port trusts, (2) public corporations created for carrying on state undertakings. the decisions, however, drew .....
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Reported in : [1961]42ITR503(Mad)
..... real test in deciding whether a trust is a public charitable trust for the benefit of the public should be, whether the court could control the trust. in national anti-vivisection society v. inland revenue commissioners lord simonds stated :'one of the tests, and a crucial test, whether a trust is charitable, lies in the competence ..... and in particular in the andhra country. (b) to aid, stimulate and promote the development of trade, commerce and industries in india or any part thereof with capital principally provided by indians or under the management of indians, (c) to watch over and protect the general commercial interests of india or any part thereof and the ..... , within the scope of the statutory definition in section 4(3) of the income-tax act. in in re town and country planning act, 1947 : crystal palace trustees v. minister of town and country planning danckwerts, j., referred to the relevant statutory provisions of the crystal palace act, 1914, and concluded at page 142 :'... it seems .....
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Reported in : AIR1964Mad335; (1963)IILLJ304Mad
..... in bona fide. and, fourthly, misuse of power in mala fide'and went on to explain what each meant. vine v. national dock labour board, 1956 3 all er 939 : 1957 ac 488 and barber y. manchester regional hospital board, 1958 1 all er 322, deal with breach of contracts of service with statutory bodies. in the first of ..... ' or in potato marketing board v. merricks, 1958 2 qb 316, 'abuse of power' or in earl fitzwilliam's wentworth estate co., ltd. v. minister of town and country planning, 1951 2 kb 284, and on appeal fitzwilliam (earl) wentworth estates co. v. minister of housing and local govt., 1952 ac 362, 'unlawful purpose' though ordinarily purpose, motive ..... of the shares of the imperial bank transferred to and vested in the state bank. any increase of the issued capital is controlled by the reserve bank subject to the further provision that no increase in the issued capital beyond 12 crores and fifty lakhs of rupees shall be made without the previous sanction of the central government. the .....
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Reported in : [1964]51ITR757(Mad)
..... officer also came to know that the assessees wife and married daughter had advanced the sums of rs. 15,000 and rs. 10,000 respectively as and for their share capital in the firm of s. kuppuswami mudaliar and co. on february 10, 1950. with this information in possession the officer initiated proceedings under section 34 of the act and issued .....
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Reported in : (1964)1MLJ379
..... for the petitioners has also referred to corpus juris where an architect is defined as one skilled in practical architecture, or whose profession is to devise the plans and ornamentation of buildings or structures or direct their construction. the requirement of learning, skill and integrity for the carrying on of that profession are also ..... to limit the scope of such a provision.7. a case somewhat similar in its implication with the present one was considered 'by the supreme court in national union of commercial employees v. industrial tribunal : (1962)illj241sc . in that case, the question arose whether a solicitor's firm carrying on the work of ..... lordships pointed out that the distinguishing feature of an industry is that for the production of goods or for the rendering of service, co-operation between capital and labour or between employers and employees must be direct and essential. they observed that the service rendered by a solicitor functioning either individually or working .....
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Reported in : (1964)1MLJ70
..... outstanding researches in that field, he had been promised a research grant of over a lakh of rupees by the national bureau of standards, united states o f america. according to the petitioner, his relationship with his departmental head and ..... to education, to lay down a policy regarding recruitment and conditions of service of employees and to prepare development plans for the institutes. by virtue of the powers conferred by section 13, the board of the institute is authorised ..... like the hindustan steel, limited where it is admittedly a completely government-owned company with all the funds of the capital and all the shares owned by the government and where the government is not merely a majority share-holder of ..... municipal employees or employees of local authorities as defined by the general clauses act, including in this category employees of state regional authorities such as port trusts ; (2) public corporations created for carrying on state undertakings. the decisions however drew no .....
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Reported in : [1966]62ITR578(Mad)
..... known case of edwards (h. m. inspector of taxes) v. bairstow & harrison. the exchequer court of canada in west coast parts co. ltd. v. minister of national revenue noted an argument which referred to the usual badges of trade as (1) presence of organisation set up for the purpose of trade, (2) multiplicity of transactions, ..... that were responsible for the realisation. - there may be some explanation, such a sudden emergency or opportunity calling for ready money, that negatives the idea that any plan of dealing prompted the original purchase.(6) motive. - there are cases in which the purpose of the transaction of purchase and sale is clearly discernible. motive is ..... no difficulty except in borderline cases. where we are concerned with a gain made out of purchase and sale of lands, whether it is an accretion to capital or capital profits may depend on particular facts and circumstances. the transaction itself should be looked at to see if it is essentially of a commercial character. a .....
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