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Collr. of Customs Vs. National Insulated Cable Co. Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1994(46)ECC101,1994(74)ELT568(Cal)

..... substance whereas note 4 to chapter 40 of the customs tariff act, 1975 showed that synthetic rubber was "unsaturated synthetic substance". the report of indian institute of technology, however, was silent on this issue. the trial court further noted that note 4 to chapter 40 indicated that synthetic rubber could be irreversibly ..... transformed into non-thermoplastic substance by vulcanization with sulphur. according to the test report of indian institute of technology, which is based on sulphur vulcanization of hypalon-40, it is clear that hypalon can be vulcanized by sulphur and thus can be irreversibly ..... january, 1987, passed by mr. justice sudhir ranjan roy, the learned trial judge, who allowed the writ petition filed by the respondent-assessee [reported as national insulated cable company v. collector of customs in 1987 (12) ecc 407 (cal)]. the only question involved in the said writ petition relates to the question .....

Master Kochikar Ketan Manohar and ors. Vs. State of Maharashtra and or ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1994(2)BomCR641

..... be equated with private candidates contemplated by impugned regulations. the private candidates do self study without any institutional guidance - formal or non-formal. this is not so in the case of non-formal education under the national policy as it contemplates education under guidance of some instructions. it is not possible to accept that ..... this itself shows that this can be further brought down to 14. however, it has been contended on behalf of the board that as the various technological developments and availability of technical gadgets or aids provide an opportunity to a private candidate to acquire the knowledge a little earlier, the age has been reduced ..... -outs, for children from habitations without schools, working children and girls who cannot attend whole-day schools. clause 5.9 makes it clear that modern technological aids will be used to improve the learning environment of non-formal educational centres and all necessary measures will be taken to ensure that the quality of .....

Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Vs. Fcc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . "there is a substantial governmental and first amendment interest in promoting a diversity of views provided through multiple technology media." 2(a)(6). "[p]ublic television provides educational and informational programming to the nation's citizens, thereby advancing the government's compelling interest in educating its citizens." 2(a)(8)(a). " ..... granted summary judgment for the united states, *briefs of amici curiae urging reversal were filed for the courtroom television network by floyd abrams; for the media institute by sol schildhause; for the new inspirational network by james s. blitz; and for the united states telephone association et al. by laurence h. tribe ..... deductions and inferences for which complete empirical support may be unavailable. see fcc v. national citizens comm. for broadcasting, supra, at 814; fpc v. transcontinental gas pipe line corp., 365 u. s. 1 , 29 (1961). as an institution, moreover, congress is far better equipped than the judiciary to "amass and evaluate .....

T. Rajan Vs. State and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1994)IILLJ236Ker

..... the minister of education is the ex-officio chairman. the remaining 7 members consist of three principals of colleges, the director of national council of science museums, a professor from birla institute of technology and science, director of aerograph, vikram sarabhai space centre and the special officer of the museum. rules and regulations governing the ..... appointment of delegates to represent the museum in conferences in india, establishment of libraries and purchase of scientific material, institution of scholarships, prizes and trophies. the funds of the museum consist of grants from contributions from national and international agencies and other collections. the g.o. (ms) 150/86/h. edn. dated june 11 ..... g.h. guttal, j. 1. j. rajan, a discharged employee of the kerala state science & technological museum, trivandrum, the respondent no. 2 herein, has instituted this petition under article 226 of the constitution of india for a writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ or direction .....

M/S. K. Raj and Co. Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1994CriLJ2022

..... are :- (a) government of india, department of atomic energy. (b) department of chemical technology, university of bombay. (c) indian institute of technology. (d) institute of immunohaematology. (e) maharashtra pollution control board, central laboratory. (f) national chemical laboratories, pune. (g) university of pune, biology/chemistry department. (h) indian association ..... for cultivation of science, calcutta. (i) serum institute of india ltd., pune. (j) defence research ..... used for several industrial, chemical purpose and it is an analytical reagent used by various government and semi-government and other institutions for various other purposes. hence the product as it is cannot be termed an intoxicant liquor so as to attract the .....

income Tax Officer Vs. Food Specialities Ltd. (Food Specialities Ltd. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1994)48TTJ(Del)621

..... state. ground no. 1 is, accordingly, allowed.38. the only other remaining ground in the assesseds appeal pertains to the disallowance under s. 37(3a) of the it act, 1961. to this is connected ground no. 2 in the revenues appeal and the subsequent discussion disposes of the common grounds.39. the ito in the course of ..... such excise duty from the figure of closing stock, merited acceptance specially when it met with approval from no less an authority than the supreme court and the institute of chartered accountants not discharging or rejecting the said method.12. to support his arguments, the learned counsel placed reliance on the following decisions in addition to those ..... of the act during the assessment year. in support of these arguments, reliance was placed on the judgment of the hon'ble gujarat high court in the case of lakhanpal national ltd. vs . ito : [1986]162itr240(guj) . the further argument which was advanced was in the direction of contending that the provisions of s. 43b had .....

Law Society of India Vs. Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd. and ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1994Ker308

..... said that it is genuinely suspected that multinationals and their agents who have vested interests are behind the petitioner in instituting the above petition. vested interests in developed nations hate to see developing nations become self sufficient in any way. counter proceeds to say that the storage tank was in existence for a ..... mehta v. union of india, air 1987 sc 982, the supreme court highlighted the imperative of human safety in running hazardous industries using highly advanced technology. deprivation of life under article 21 of the constitution of india comprehends certainly deprivations other than total deprivation. the guarantee to life is certainly more ..... peaceful if it is shrowded in perpetual anxiety and fear of extinction on account of human activities, which may be based perhaps on highly advanced technology.162. counsel for the petitioner submitted before us that the first respondent is not conforming to certain statutory requirements. counsel shri suganapalan appearing for .....

Dr. N.M. Prasad Vs. Director, Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiology and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1994Kant309; ILR1994KAR1215

..... proposition has greater importance when we reach the higher levels of educating like post graduate courses. after all, top technological expertise in any vital field like medicine is a nation's human asset without which its advance and development will be stunted. the role of high grade skill or special ..... alone counts. in such situations, it may not be advisable to provide for reservations. for example, technical posts in research and development organizations departments/institutions, in specialities and super specialities in medinine, engineering and other such courses in physical sciences and mathematics, in defence services and in the establishments connected ..... . 15 gives competence to the state to reserve seats for socially and economically backward classes of citizens, scheduled castes and tribes in public educational institutions. in other words, the said clause only enables reservations but does not contain a mandate that there shall be reservation for scheduled castes/scheduled .....

Consumer Action Group Represented by Its Trustee Vs. the Union of Indi ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1994)1MLJ481

..... edward maltby on 'water-logged wealth'. the national institute of ecology and the international scientific publications have brought out a book on 'wet lands ecology and management.' this is a book published with the support from unesco, paris and the department of science and technology, new delhi. there are interesting articles about ..... are permitted under mixed residential zones under rules of the development control rules : under rule 7, primary residential zone, community halls, clubs and welfare institutions occupying a floor area not exceeding 300 square metres is permitted with the special sanction of the concerned authority. the argument is that the proposed construction ..... 1990, the fourth respondent was entrusted with the task of reclamation and development of 45.45 acres allotting the balance of 10 acres to the central institute of brackish water acqua culture (ciba). about order 275 acres was allotted to the war widows association and government of assam. the fourth respondent .....

Collr. of C. Ex. Vs. Kashyap Engg. and Metallurgicals

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1994)LC352Tri(Delhi)

..... the authorities have independently applied their mind and have carefully considered the opinion given by the indian institute of science and dgtd. they have also taken into consideration the test report dt. 21-5-1980 of national test house, calcutta, who have given a categorical opinion that the assessee's products are not ..... ) after a detailed examination of the assessees case including the is standard definition of a thin walled bearing given in the chambers dictionary of science and technology at page 1180 held that the product did not satisfy the specification of thin walled bearing and hence confirmed the order of assistant collector. the collector ..... under tariff item 34a of the erstwhile tariff. the assessee resisted the show cause notice issued by the department and heavily relied on the opinion rendered by indian institute of science, obtained by department itself, who had examined the bushes with particular reference to the category of 'thin walled bearing' confirming to is : 4774 .....