Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1989(3)BomCR593
..... changes in the out goings of the undertaking on account of the wage bill thus making it difficult for the enterprise to formulate and implement long term plans. planning would be easy if wages were constant. but the economic situation being what it is---scarcity of goods in comparison demand therefore--prices will keep increases ..... rs. 6,000/- per month.17. it would thus appear from the aforesaid review of the discussion and findings of the central government dearness allowance commission, national labour commission, third pay commission, and boothlingam committee and the fourth pay commission that certain broad principles were accepted as underlying any system of dearness allowance. ..... into account the present practice, which has evolved over a long period, we do not find any advantage in now discussing the merits of adopting regional indices of this purpose.6.15 it has also been argued that da for government servants could be more generous than for industrial employees because pay revisions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1990(1)BomCR79
..... pune city adversely. the cases of the petitioners has been that the suit land fell within 'reserved forest'. it was shown in 'no development zone' in the regional development plan. even though by a subsequent notification in the year 1979 it was disforested i.e. it was taken out of 'reserved forest' the suit land continued to ..... 916/cr/147/ud/7 dated october 5, 1987 mainly on the grounds, that the aforesaid notification and order/direction/letter :(i) were in violation of the maharashtra regional and town planning act, 1966 (for short m.r.t.p. act)(ii) were in violation of forest (conservation) act, 1980 ;(iii) were issued without following the procedure ..... to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wild life and to have compassion for living creatures. the proclamation adopted by the united nations conference on the human environment which took place at stockholm from 5th to 16th june 1972 and in which the indian delegation led by the prime minister of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (1989)91BOMLR770; [1990(60)FLR686]; (1991)ILLJ89Bom
..... dhanuka has relied on the case of tamldi v. hannaford reported in (1949) 2 all e.r. 327, swadeshi cotton mills t. s. p. union v. national textile corporation ltd. reported in : (1984)illj140mad and central warehousing corporation v. delhi administration reported in (1984) l.i.c. 360. in these cases it has ..... corporation to the extent of the loss it has suffered. under section 35, the corporation cannot, without the previous approval of the central government, undertake any capital expenditure for purchase or acquisition of immovable property, aircraft or any other thing in a sum exceeding rs. 40 lakhs. it cannot even enter into a ..... karnatak provident fund employees' union reported in : (1984)iillj503sc the question arose as to whether the central government was the appropriate authority in respect of the regional provident fund commissioner, karnatak. while answering this question in the affirmative the court noted with approval the following observations made in the case of graham v. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai
Reported in : (1990)34ITD268(Mum.)
..... in phraseology, such intention would have been made clear by the government in the notes on the relevant finance bill. in yet another decision in the case of cit v. national taj traders [1980] 121 itr 535, the supreme court clearly held that the principle that a fiscal statute should be construed strictly is applicable only to taxing provisions as a ..... the scope of the relief under section 80j was different from the scope of the relief under section 80-1. relief under section 80-j was with reference to the capital employed and unabsorbed relief under section 80-j could be carried forward to subsequent years, whereas the relief under section 80-1 was available with reference to the profits and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : [1990]34ITD445(Mum)
..... is as important as the substance of activity of the society for the purpose of exemption u/s. 10(22). without prejudice to the appellants perspective plan and future activity, i hold that the claim u/s. 10(22) for the assessment year 1985-86 is premature. in coming to this ..... and objects. for our purpose, the general information give at pages 1 and 2 of the said booklet is relevant and reads as under :'general informationintroductionthe national institute of construction management and research (nicmar) is an independent, autonomous, academic, non-government and non-profit making body. it is incorporated as a ' ..... continuing education, (3) centre for construction materials & equipment management, (4) centre for research and consultancy and (5) resources centre (library, documentation, publication) delhi regional centre.at page 15 of the said booklet the programmes and services are stated as under.'educationdiploma master up construction management (mcm)- a full time program of 18 months .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (1990)90CTR(Bom)135; [1991]189ITR774(Bom)
..... . it was provided that the managing director of the mandal will recommend the grant on being satisfied, inter alia, that the applicant had prepared adequate plans for production of the new film acceptable to the managing director as reasonable and that the applicant had made adequate arrangements for the necessary financial and technical ..... profits of the recipient. in another case, the scheme of subsidy may have been formulated by the authority concerned to assist the assessee in acquiring a capital asset or for growth of the industry generally in public interest without any objective of supplementing the trade receipts or recoupment of revenue expenditure already incurred by ..... chitra kalpa : [1989]177itr540(ap) held that the subsidy has the character of a capital receipt. 3. with a view to avoiding controversy and litigation in the matter, the board has decided that such subsidy received by producers of regional feature films should not be charged to tax as a revenue receipt'.7. we shall .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : [1991(62)FLR401]; (1991)IILLJ443Bom; 1991(1)MhLj382
..... its bus services in new bombay, the state government does not consider it expedient to revive the appellant-company. i repeat and reiterate that the state government has no plans to revive the appellant company. '5. i say and submit respectfully in conclusion in reply to the specific query of the hon'ble high court that the state government ..... lakhs in 1983-1984 and rs. 102.10 lakhs in 1984-1985. the accumulated loss at the end of march, 1985. (rs. 579.21 lakhs) exceeded the paid-up capital (rs. 10.00 lakhs) by rs. 569.21 lakhs. the company has suspended its operation and activities from february 9, 1984.'these observations were quoted in the report of ..... 15, 1979 and was then called the cidco transport corporation limited. it was a subsidiary of city and industrial development corporation of maharashtra limited ('cidco') and its share capital was held by cidco and its nominees. the share of cidco itself are owned by the state of maharashtra and its nominees. the object of the company was to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1990(3)BomCR682
..... its bus services in new bombay, the state government does not consider it expedient to revive the appellant-company. i repeat and reiterate that the state government has no plans to revive the appellant company.'5. i say and submit respectfully in conclusion in reply to the specific query of this hon'ble high court that the state government ..... lakhs in 1983-84 and rs. 102.10 lakhs in 1984-85. the accumulated loss at the end of march, 1985 (rs. 579.21 lakhs) exceeded the paid-up capital (rs. 10.00 lakhs) by rs. 569.21 lakhs. the company had suspended its operation and activities from 9th february, 1984.'these observations were quoted in the report ..... november, 1979 and was then called the cidco transport corporation limited. it was a subsidiary of city and industrial development corporation of maharashtra limit ('cidco') and its share capital was held by cidco and its nominees. the shares of cidco itself are owned by the state of maharashtra and its nominees. the object of the company was to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1991(1)BomCR422; [1991(63)FLR148]
..... the late nineteen forties and the industrialised west. this india was not an oversized manchester which latter had accepted, however unwillingly, the need for a national health service. the diversity it presented ranged from the most primitive to the most sophisticated in the means, mode and methodology of production as also ..... expansion of the existing facilities to mind boggling proportions. the contributions to be made by the employers and employees may cover recurring expenses. but the capital investment for exceting the infrastructure has to come first. having regard to the condition of our public hospitals-phenomenal though their contribution to the maintenance ..... the act vide section (5). 'corporation' means the e.s.i. corporation set up under the act and in this petition is represented by its regional director, the 3rd respondent. respondent no. 1 after the required consultation and approval on september 18, 1978 issued the assailed notification. briefly stated, the notification .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : [1991]71CompCas473(Bom)
..... its bus services in new bombay, the state government does not consider it expedient to revive the appellant-company. i repeat and reiterate that the state government has no plans to revive the appellant company. i say and submit respectfully in conclusion in reply to the specific query of this hon'ble high court that the state government has ..... lakhs in 1983-84 and rs. 102.10 lakhs in 1984-85. the accumulated loss at the end of march, 1985 (rs. 579.21 lakhs), exceeded the paid-up capital (rs. 10.00 lakhs) by rs. 569.21 lakhs. the company had suspended its operation and activities from 9th february, 1984.' 23. these observations were quoted in the ..... 15, 1979, and was then called the cidco transport corporation limited. it was a subsidiary of city and industrial development corporation of maharashtra limited ('cidco') and its share capital was held by cidco and its nominees. the shares of cidco itself are owned by the state of maharashtra and its nominees. the object of the company was to .....
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