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The Secretary of State for India in Council Vs. Sri Raja Kirtibas Bhup ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1915)17BOMLR32

..... v. the collector of east burdwan (1864) 10 m.i.a. 16. the following passage explains the origin of the system and the shape it assumed after the decennial settlement of 1789 and the permanent settlement of 1793.it appears that these zemindars wore entrusted, previously to the british possession of india, as well with the defence ..... strongly against his proceedings: whilst expressing their willingness to submit to any reasonable contribution that might be required of them for the payment of the chowkidars who were to be appointed under the new system, they took exceptions to the collector's attempts to resume and assess or re-assess their lands, and to transfer the ..... held by a number of chiefs who, under the designation of rajas, zemindars and khandaits, were allowed to exercise a feudal sway in their respective jagirs on payment of a fixed tribute to the imperial government. these outlying parts of the province were usually called the rajwara.5. the zemindaris of sukinda and madhupur lay .....

Darbar Shri Meramwala Bhayawala Vs. Bai Shri Valbai Sadul

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1959)61BOMLR939

..... or the other principal chiefs and were included in the tribute arrangement made with their lords.6. it appears that there was a system of girasdari in existence at the time of the settlement and continued thereafter. the word 'girasdar' had a definite connotation and that term included talukdars, bhagdars, mulgirassias and bhayatss, who ..... possession. it also appears that the proprietory rights of the subordinate girasdars were not only recognised but also safeguarded. it also appears that subject to the payment of the tribute and various contributions referred to above, as the case may be, and subject also to the performance of various political and social obligations, ..... , alleging that they were the tenants of the barkhalidar bai valbai, and that under the provisions of the act, they were entitled to occupancy certificates on payment of compensation provided under the act. first, when these applications were made, the present applicant was not made a party to the proceedings. in his absence .....

Mrs. Avan Cyrus Bhathena and ors Vs. I.T.C. Ltd. and ors.

Court : Mumbai

..... effected at the end of the settlement for each script to show the purchase and sale effected. he has admitted that the debit of rs.4,18,770/- represented the total payment made to defendant no.2 in respect of transaction under his statement. he ..... payment made, but is an entry of adjustment to balance the account at the end of the transaction. the oral evidence of defendant no.14 in that behalf in the cross-examination shows his acceptance that these were entries adjusted at the end of the year to reconcile the balance in his account. he has explained that he had a weekly settlement system ..... has further stated that the payment to defendant no.2 was made out of the .....

Ravi Veeraraghvula Vs. Raja Bomma Devara Venkata Narsinha and

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1914)16BOMLR853

..... to be and was in fact permanent in character; that some years later (fasli 1292) when the money rates were revised, the veesabadi system was accepted as the basis of the new settlement; that recently they had been able, without any assistance or contribution from the plaintiff, to make their lands irrigable and fit for wet cultivation ..... or, in other words, was the plaintiff zamindar entitled to revert to the sharing system on the lands being made irrigable by the tenants.7. the collector on the evidence held in substance that the conversion of the asara rates into cash payment in 1283, which was confirmed in 1292, and had been acted upon ever since, ..... 1283 (approximately corresponding to 1876), paid rent for the lands in their occupation on the asara or produce-sharing system, that in that year an arrangement was come to between them and the zamindar by which a money payment 'was substituted for the share of the procedure,' that this arrangement, however, was subject to the condition that .....

Bharmpal Panchal and Another Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... under section 127b. in this application, the respondent had specifically given details of the admitted duty liability, the interest thereon and the payment made. in the prayer clause of the settlement application, the respondent prayed for immunity from prosecution for any offence under the customs act, 1962, imposition of any penalty and grant ..... arising out of the 3rd scn) were rejected. in the impugned order dated 31st january, 2014 (exh b to the petition), the settlement commission held that apart from non-payment of interest, the petitioners had not complied with an additional mandatory requirement as set out in the 2nd proviso to section 127b(1) viz. that ..... 1st scn), and therefore, the petitioners did not pay/deposit any interest. mr shah submitted that if the settlement commission had imposed any condition for payment of interest (as was done with reference to the settlement applications arising out of the 1st scn), the petitioners would have paid/deposited the same. in fact, mr. .....

Blue Coast Hotels Limited Vs. IFCI Limited

Court : Mumbai

..... examined the procedure required to be followed by the bank or the financial institutions, when the secured assets of the borrowers are sought to be sold for settlement of dues of the bank or the financial institutions by noting the enforcement rules, but with clear rider that "such enforcement should be in conformity with the ..... .p. no.1150 of 2015) as a part of hotel operations service, hyatt has been authorised to collect monies from the guests, put up credit card systems, recruit employees for blue coast at the hotel and pay salaries from out of the operating bank account (as provided in section 5) maintained by blue coast ..... relating to assets classifications issued by the reserve bank;]" "(t) "property" means- (i) immovable property; (ii) movable property; (iii) any debt or any right to receive payment of money, whether secured or unsecured; (iv) receivables, whether existing or future; (v) intangible assets, being know-how, patent, copyright, trade mark, licence, franchise or any .....

Echjay Industries Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2002)257ITR1(Mum.)

..... act, 1956.38. the learned departmental representative has relied on several decisions to contend that if the expenditure incurred is for domestic quarrel, where ultimately a settlement has been arrived at in which assets were distributed, in such a situation the expenditure cannot be treated as a business expenditure. the decisions relied upon are ..... assessment year 1991-92 where it has invested certain amount for installation of plant and machinery. the assessee availed term loans under the idbi deferred payment scheme only in respect of three machineries installed in the new industrial unit. accordingly interest incurred during the year was debited to the profit and loss ..... case of sudarshan chemicals industries ltd. [2000] 245 itr 769 (bom) were in different context. the activities performed against which the assessee has received payments are part and parcel of the sales activities. on the other hand, the learned departmental representative pointed out that here is a case of a company .....

M.R. Kulkarni and ors. Vs. Bank of Maharashtra, Nationalised Bank Cons ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2004(2)ALLMR612; 2004(5)BomCR743; (2004)IILLJ1007Bom

..... for superannuation pension. superannuation pension shall be granted to an employee who has retired on his attaining the age of superannuation specified in the service regulations or settlements. regulation 29 provides for pension on voluntary retirement and are applicable after 1st november, 1993 in respect of an employee who has completed 20 years of ..... quarter, calcutta and ors. v. capt. biplabendra chanda : air1997sc2607 the issue was again fixing of cut-off date in respect of new revised rules and payment of pension. challenge of discrimination was negated by the apex court holding that it was not a case where discrimination is being made amongst pensioners who were ..... be treated as passed under discipline and appeal regulations and the case would be covered by the regulation covering premature retirement in public interest and directed payment of pension under regulation 32(b). the judgment clearly is on those set of facts and distinguishable. this judgment can be of no assistance for .....

Shailesh Harinarayan Bajaj Vs. Creative Garments Limited and Another

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2000(1)BomCR146

..... the family members of one group and creative group on the other.7. it is the case of the judgment debtor/applicant herein that the settlement talks were for overall settlement of all the disputes including the payment of rs. 10.00 lacs which was to be paid under the award dated february 26, 1997 which is the subject matter of insolvency notice ..... him. it is, therefore, contended on behalf of the judgment debtor that on one hand an assurance was given by shri pramod banka that till settlement talks were on, the judgment debtor was not to make payment of rs. 10.00 lacs to respondent no. 1 and onthe other hand respondent no. 1 proceeded to file insolvency petition no. 54 of ..... been served on him or his advocate. it is also contended on behalf of the judgment debtor that in view of the fact that the settlement talks were going on, there was no question of making payment until it was clear whether all the aforesaid disputes will be settled or not.13. in the affidavit in support of the notice of .....

Ananta Shripati Bhorade and ors. Vs. Meher (M.R.) and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1960)IILLJ170Bom

..... the compromise was not in contravention of any of the provisions of the act. the suggestion seems to be that the industrial court found a difficulty and regarded the settlement as something which was not legal. we asked learned counsel what that difficulty could be. he was not able to give us any answer to that. all that ..... . we are informed by learned counsel for the mills that it was because of this difficulty that the industrial court was unable to pass any order in terms of the settlement in the reference. that position has not been challenged before us by learned counsel on the other side. 8. the whole argument of mr. nargolkar, learned counsel for ..... same date, an application was made to the court stating that a compromise of a number of disputes between the mills and its workmen had been arrived at and that settlement should be recorded by the industrial court. two orders were passed by the industrial court on the same date; one in the applications filed by the petitioners, whereby .....