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Ramaya Vs. the Secretary of State for India in Council

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1904)14MLJ37

..... istimrar, all other zemindars, shrotriemdars, jagirdars, inamdars and all persons farming the land revenue under government: all holders of land under ryotwar settlements or in any way subject to payment of revenue direct to government.' section 2 provides that ' the land, the buildings upon it and its products shall be regarded as the ..... of the question can in no way be affected either by the circumstance on which the learned government pleader laid so much stress, viz., that the system of prohibitory assessment has on the whole operated effectually to check encroachments on land which public interests require should remain unoccupied; or by the consideration, urged ..... not without foundation, on behalf of the appellant, that the system apart from its invalidity, is often worked in a way never contemplated by its inventors and not infrequently, is made use of by low-paid village .....

P. Vellaisamy and Another Vs. The Registrar, Co-operative Societies an ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... duly adjusted by the third respondent bank towards the audit objected excess salary paid amount. as such there is no amount of rs.91,093/- as pending disbursement/settlement in the third respondent bank as stated in the affidavit of the petitioner. therefore, the order dated 02.05.2008 passed by the 2nd respondent is not illegal ..... general), public works department, chennai-5 vs. m.thanasekaran. 20. admittedly, time and again, this court and the honourable apex court very clearly held that if any excess payment was made to the employee, the higher authority of such employee having right to make recovery of the said excess amount, if the said excess amount was made by misrepresentation ..... salesman attached to the p.a.c banks, the pay fixation was decided under the g.o.ms.no.183 dated 16.06.1995 of the cooperative public distribution system, government of tamil nadu in the time scale of rs.430-10-450-15-525. subsequently, the village fair price shop salesman's pay scale structure was suitably .....

Ayyaperumalodayan and ors. Vs. S.R.M.A.R. Ramasami Chettiar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1916Mad147; 30Ind.Cas.983

..... not of much consequence, so far as the date is concerned. the important matter is whether the payments of rent in money which the tenants made from time to time were really payments in lieu of waram, and whether that system had been entirely abandoned by the parties, or was in reality underlying all their relationships up to ..... . moreover, the observation of the district judge that the rent payable under the periodical settlement called gadupattukkattu was a provisional arrangement, appears to be sound. it is supported by the derivation of the word, and it has been shown that the payments varied according to the crops grown on the land, as disclosed by the evidence of ..... proceedings.6. during the period under the court of ward's management (faslis 1278 to 1280 corresponding to 1868 to 1870), the district judge thinks that the amani system prevailed. he bases his decision on certain documents, exhibits w, gg series, and b. an objection has been taken that exhibit gg13 to which he refers does .....

Pankaja Mills Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, KeralA.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1963]50ITR665(Mad)

..... to make a debit in respect of the quantum of that liability even though the liability had not been actually met by payment. this right is conferred upon an assessee who maintains his accounts on the mercantile system, even as such an assessee is made liable to income-tax in respect of a mere accrual of income though such ..... disputes act. it is true that there was no statutory liability as such when the assessee company undertook to pay bonus for 1950. had there been no direct settlement with the workmen, there would have certainly been an industrial dispute and section 18 of the industrial disputes act would then have imposed a statutory liability on the ..... into a conditional one.it is clear from the above decision that if a legal liability had been incurred, it is open to the assessee adopting the mercantile system of accounts to debit the estimated expenditure even before the amount was actually expended.these decisions clearly established that in so far as the amount which became payable .....

M.S. Gopalasami Chettiar Vs. Robert Fischer

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1905)15MLJ14

..... mittadar was generally active in pressing his alleged rights in regard to tree-tax. he was constantly engaged in litigation on the subject. we also know that the system of annual settlements is such as to make it almost certain that the state of each holding and its liability to further taxation would come under notice each year. there is nothing ..... that the term 'implied' was 'probably intended to signify a contract that could be inferred from the conduct of the parties in preceding years'. they also pointed out that 'payment of rent in a particular form or at a certain rate for a number of years is not only presumptive evidence of the existence of a contract to pay rent ..... 1860, there has been a tendency towards fixity and uniformity in the rates, the present rates being given in his memorandum'.12. it is impossible to see how payments made at these varying and uncertain rates by some of the tenants could be regarded as proof of a contract by other tenants who had never paid at those rates .....

Mana Vikraman Tirumalpad Vs. the Secretary of State for India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1897)7MLJ13

..... a court with special jurisdiction and was bound to determine claims arising under section 10 as well as under sections 11 to 13 of the forest act. the forest settlement officer, however, first laid down that any claim. he admitted on the part of the present appellant was to be binding upon a rival claimant who apparently was ..... 4 of the forest act, that it was proposed to constitute these lands 'as reserved forests,' and appointed a special assistant collector of malabar to be the forest settlement officer to enquire into and determine the existence nature and extent of any right claimed and to deal with the same as provided in chapter ii of the said ..... i) and 18th january 1858 (exhibit a), he and his predecessors had granted to government perpetual permission to fell timber on kuttikanom on certain properties subject to a payment of one rupee per tree. the karars further stipulated that no permission to fell timber should be granted to any one else, but that government should not object to .....

M. Muni Reddy Vs. M. Muni Reddy

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1941Mad434; (1941)1MLJ499

..... the provincial insolvency act and the omission of any such provision in the debt conciliation act is a very strong indication that those creditors who do not consent to the settlement are not to be adversely affected by their failure to consent in any other way than that laid down explicitly by the act itself. i am accordingly of opinion ..... such provision in section 18, as the effect of sub-section (2) of section 14 was to constitute a charge in favour of such property as is earmarked in the settlement. that sub-section enacts that an agreement made under sub-section (1) shall within thirty days from the date of the making (hereof, be registered under the registration act ..... does not definitely deal with the situation now before us.2. the effect of granting to the debtor a certificate that creditors have unreasonably refused to come to an amicable settlement with him are set out in sub-sections (2) and (3) of section 18. they deal with the refusal by the court to grant costs to any such .....

Loganatha Mudali and ors. Vs. Manikkammal and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1970)1MLJ95

..... .jayarama mudaliar died on 15th april, 1955. the 1st defendant defaulted to pay the annuity stipulated in the settlement deed and a sum of rs. 4,187 was due by him ..... contained the following condition also:the further condition of this settlement deed is that it shall be liable to be revoked by the settlor during his life-time and by his wife manikkammal if she survives the settlor in default of the payment of the annuity of rs. 1000 each to the settlor and his wife manikkammal as above mentioned ..... , revoked the settlement and called upon the 1st defendant by notices to deliver possession of the properties and to pay the arrears also. the 1st defendant paid rs. 2,500 upto a particular stage, but even thereafter he defaulted in payment of the amount. it is under such circumstances the 1st respondent herein filed o.s.no. 41 of 1961 .....

Cc (Sea Port) Vs. S.R.F. Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2004(113)LC218(Madras)

..... exim policy in force under which the 2nd respondent is entitled to get the advance licence to import the goods and cleared them without payment of duty. without knowing the correct position, the settlement commissioner arrived at conclusion that the demand of interest by the department is contrary to law. questioning the order of the ..... for the second respondent, would contend that in the light of their conduct, and prompt payment prior to the search of the action thereon, there is no liability on their part to pay interest, and that the general proposition of the settlement commission that 'no interest is chargeable under the provisions of the customs act, 1962' ..... .7. in so far as interest is concerned, the settlement commission by referring notification 204/92-cus., dated 19.5.1991, arrived a conclusion that it does not lay down any condition requiring payment of interest in case of failure to fulfil the export obligations. the commission has also concluded that as per the said .....

Sri Sri Sri Ramachendra Maradaraj Deo Garu Zamindar of Khallikote and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1936Mad531; (1936)71MLJ118

..... of 14 villages and the other of 51 villages.2. in respect of the first group, the revenue officer published draft rent rolls on 21st june, 1924. the method of settlement followed by him was necessarily based on the prevailing system of rent collection in the estate (which differs considerably from that prevailing in other parts of the presidency) known as khostgutta ..... implying a choice open to the court between the two alternatives in every case. in case (b) i.e., if it finds that the land is not liable to the payment of rent, it shall declare that no rent is payable. likewise in case (a) if it finds that the relation of land-holder and ryot does not exist. on the ..... to fix a fair and equitable rent because in respect of the land there has been no settlement of rent at all.32. case (c) covers cases where the fair and equitable rent is noted but the land is entered as not liable to payment of rent. in such a case if the court finds the rent-free nature of the land .....