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M.M.Rubber Company Ltd. Vs. the Deputy Director and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... the quantum payable by the appellant was worked out. the liability to pay interest is statutory. there is no power of waiver. the question of any compromise or settlement does not really arise. even otherwise the order of the esi court referred to and relied upon by the appellant is of no assistance to the appellant. it only ..... of any stay order. indeed, the liability to pay interest is created by the statute and the sales tax officer has no discretion to grant any exemption from the payment of interest." 12.in view of the above, the writ petition is thoroughly misconceived. accordingly, the writ petition will stand dismissed. no costs.13.if there is ..... supreme court has held that on the matter of interest, there cannot be any private negotiations and the interest is an automatic liability on the employer if there were delayed payments. the supreme court in goetze (india) limited v. employees' state insurance corporation reported in 2008 (8) scc 705 had observed as follows: "9.as there was .....

Manager, United Commercial Bank Ltd. Vs. Commr. of Labour and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad141; (1951)ILLJ1Mad; (1951)IMLJ213

..... other establishments. the industrial disputes act (xiv 14. of 1947) passed by the federal legislature was intended, as the preamble indicates, to make provision for the investigation & settlement of industrial disputes. section 41, sub-section (2) of madras act xxxvi [86] of 1947 gives the right to an employee who had been in service for six ..... any banking or insurance company or any matter relating to such disputes as defined in that act to any tribunal or other authority for adjudication, enquiry or settlement. any proceedings relating to such disputes already pending before provincial tribunals were declared to have abated & the central govt. had to refer such disputes to an ..... stood originally, if any industrial dispute exists or is apprehended, the appropriate govt. may, by order in writing refer the dispute to a board for promoting a settlement thereof; or refer any matter connected with it to a ct. for enquiry or refer the dispute to a tribunal for adjudication. under sub-section (2) of .....

N. Radhakrishna Naidu and ors. Vs. S. Govindaswami Naidu and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1975)1MLJ212

..... been in effect repealed. the only point which, however, fell to be decided by mr. justice blagden was whether the interest given to unborn persons under a settlement, which was defeasible under a power of revocation reserved by the settlor and which was also defeasible in the event of unborn beneficiaries predeceasing the sons of the ..... 2 m.l.j. 20 has plunged the legal profession of this city, appears to arise from the fact that for many years precedents of english wills and settlements have been followed in bombay, without any close appreciation of the precise restrictions placed on the freedom of disposition by the indian succession act and the transfer of property ..... case is valuable as deciding that in interpreting wills with reference to sections 113, 114 and 115 of the present act, which are applicable to several different systems of jurisprudence, it is necessary to bear in mind that the words used must be understood with reference to the current meaning of the words apart from such .....

Vijayakumar Vs. Ravindran S/O Ayyadurai Jesudasan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997(3)CTC476

..... refusal of the demand draft of rs. 625 sent by the revision petitioner/tenant on 13.9.89, with a note that he could not accept the payment without settlement of the entire arrears, since the revision petitioner/tenant had not chosen to settle the arrears and therefore the respondent/landlord sent a notice on 19.10.89 ..... the eviction petition till the revision petitioner/tenant sought to prefer the above appeal r.c.a.no. 45 of 1991 before the appellate authority and made the payment of arrears only on 8.1.91 and therefore held that the revision petitioner tenant committed wilful default.12. after careful consideration of submissions of both sides, i ..... 10(3)(c) of the tamil nadu buildings (lease and rent control) act seeking eviction of the revision petitioner/tenant herein on the ground of wilful default in payment of the rent and the requirement of the petitioner premises for owners occupation.3. according to the respondent/landlord herein, the petitioner premises was leased out to the .....

The Managing Director Vs. K.Janakiraman

Court : Chennai

..... the company as on the effective date of scheme determined. after the waiver, as per clause (a), the lending creditors shall accept the payment of remaining 50% of the principal amounts in full and final settlement on pro-rata basis as set out in the scheme as follows: time of repayment of the remaining 50% of principal quantum (i) ..... no doubt, therefore, that an order under section 391(1) has to be made only after the court considers the feasibility or otherwise of the proposed scheme or settlement and the bona fides of the applicant and the application.' 38. when a similar contention was raised that the proposed scheme has to be sent to the creditors for ..... for the purpose of merger. due to the collapse of the stock market after september, 2008 and global recession, there was a complete dearth and liquidity in the financial system between september, 2008 and january, 2009. meetings of creditors and bank groups were held and the said company sought a finance of rs.125 crores from the banks .....

Sri Perarulala Ramanuja Jeer Swamigal Vs. T.S. Pichu Ayyangar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1937Mad481; (1937)1MLJ559

..... madras hindu religious endowments act. under section 62 of the act the petition was put in by some of the residents of tirukkurangudi village, nanguneri taluk, tinnevelly district, for the settlement of a scheme for the temple of sri alagianambirayar, tirukkurangudi alleging mismanagement on the part of the trustee. the hindu religious endowment board after making the necessary enquiry came to ..... and the necessity for the enactment. before the passing of the hindu religious endowments act the provision so far as the mofussil courts in the presidency are concerned, for the settlement of schemes relating to religious endowments is section 92, civil procedure code. under that section the advocate-general or two or more persons having an interest in the trust and having obtained .....

Gopalu Pillai Vs. N.R. Kothandarama Ayyar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1934Mad529; 153Ind.Cas.916

..... afterwards the brothers became divided in status and as a result the plaintiff and natesa ayyar's widow became each entitled to a half share. ex. e being a settlement of a doubtful claim must be regarded as conclusive as to the nature of the relations between the plaintiff and defendant 3 and we cannot go behind it : kami ..... obtained by fraud. the result of the annulment is that the debtor's property which had on his adjudication become vested in the official receiver reverts to the debtor on payment of the composition, unless the court has directed that the property shall vest in a trustee : flowers v. lyme reigis corporation (1921) 1 k.b. 488, and ..... defendant 3 filed an appeal against the above order dated 28th october 1927, objecting to the arrangement on the ground that provision ought to have been made for the payment of the suit promissory note debt also. the appeal was dismissed by the district judge of east tanjore on the ground that they consented to the proposed agreement : .....

Valliammal and ors. Vs. the Official Assignee of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1933Mad74; (1932)63MLJ810

..... confined to the administration of the estate of a deceased debtor and does not include the administration of the property of other persons. the property having been voluntarily transferred by settlement ceased to be the property of the deceased debtor and hence it was not the property, the subject-matter of section 125. hewitt's case (1885) l.r ..... . 92. in the later case it was held that section 47 of the bankruptcy act, 1883, corresponding to section 55 of our act, which avoids certain voluntary settlements executed by a bankrupt does not apply to the administration of the estate of a deceased insolvent by the court of bankruptcy under section 125 of the act. the ..... 57 m.l.j. 145 was also referred to. there it was held that a county court judge, sitting in bankruptcy, has no jurisdiction unless by consent, to order payment to the official receiver of money received under a garnishee order attaching a debt due to the estate of a deceased debtor which is being administered under section 125 of .....

Viraraghava Reddi Vs. Subbakka

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1882)ILR5Mad397

..... . hampton 7 t. r. 269 : 2 l.c. 405.5. the difficulty arises from the final clauses of the sections of the code already noticed, the one enjoining the settlement of questions of satisfaction by an order in the course of execution, and not by a separate suit; the other prohibiting the recognition in this manner of any ..... case within the english action for money had and received upon a consideration which has failed; because, though the debtor probably may rely upon the creditor certifying the payment, the consideration for the payment is the decree. see per holloway, j., in arunachella pillai v. appavu pillai 3 m.h.c.r. 188.10. but section 258 of the code expressly ..... to recover money paid and accepted in satisfaction of a debt due. it is a suit to recover damages for the breach of the implied promise to certify the payment to the court and thereby make it effectual in execution. the consideration for which the delivery was made has wholly failed owing to the negligence or misconduct of the .....

Eternit Everest Ltd. Vs. Union of India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1996(56)ECC24; 1997LC52(Madras); 1997(89)ELT28(Mad)

..... state. that decision, therefore, does not touch the present case. but in the instant case, as we have pointed out earlier, the whole scheme of ryotwari settlement was given up so far as the minimum rate was concerned and a flat minimum rate was fixed in the case of dry lands without any reference to ..... in or about november, 1992 final approval has been accorded to enable the petitioners to avail of the exemption in respect of the ut products from the payment of excise duty. the petitioners would further claim that thereafter they have discontinued the manufacture of conventional products and confined their production and manufacturing activities only to ..... market and the petitioner-company also claims to have commenced commercial production of the ut products in or about january/february, 1992 and cleared such products without payment of duty from february, 1992, by availing the exemption under the exemption notification dated 25.7.1991. the case of the petitioner is that they were .....