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Jeevanlal (1929) Limited and ors. Vs. Controlling Authority Under the ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1982)ILLJ86Mad

..... 2 and 3, the workers' union in which the concerned employee is a member as the fourth respondent, the union of india represented by the secretary, ministry of labour as the fifth respondent and the workers' union belonging to another concern run by the petitioner management as the sixth respondent. 3. these petitions have been filed for quashing ..... petition before the karnataka high court. the contention was accepted by the learned single judge and it was held that the word 'establishment' occurring in the act has been used in a general sense to include a factory, mine, oil-mill, plantation, port and railway company and also the establishments specified in s. (1)(3)(b) and (c) of the ..... support of this contention, mr. govind swaminathan relied upon a decision of p. p. bopanna, j., of the karnataka high court in binny ltd. v. commissioner of labour, (57), f.j.r. 139. the petitioner in that case was owning a textile mill in the state of tamil nadu and had its registered office in madras. .....

Untied Nilgiri Tea Estates Co. Ltd. Vs. State of Tamil Nadu

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1991]191ITR397(Mad)

..... the state or is subjected to a local rate assessed and collected by officers of the government as such and includes horticultural land, forest land, garden land and plantations but does not include house sites or land used exclusively for pasture. the estate, thus, of the petitioner is an agricultural estate comprising agricultural land used for ..... shade trees may constitute a sale of a produce from the land and such produce may be agricultural if the trees had been planted on land on which labour had been expended. the trees would not be agricultural produce if the trees had come up by spontaneous growth, if we may say so with respect, in ..... grevelia trees in the tea estate of the respondent constituted therefore capital assets and the proceeds derived therefrom by sale as firewood would not constitute agricultural income under the act.' 8. that was precisely the case of the petitioner before the tribunal. the tribunal has noticed its pleas in these words : 'it is pleaded by learned .....

Silver Cloud Estate Vs. Labour Court and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1960)IILLJ571Mad

ramachandra ayyar, j.1. during the time when an industrial dispute (industrial dispute no. 1 of 1954) was pending before the special industrial tribunal for plantations (labour court, coimbatore), the management of silver cloud estate, gudalur, found a necessity to effect a retrenchment of certain number of workers. it is not disputed that ..... well founded in his first contention.4. before dealing with that contention, it is necessary to refer to the provisions of section 33(2) of the industrial disputes act:33. (2) during the pendency of any such proceedings in respect of an industrial dispute, the employer may, in accordance with the standing orders applicable to a ..... way of illustration retrenchment of workers cannot come under that section. section 9a refers to change in the conditions of service, as specified in schedule iv to the act. item 11 of schedule iv mentions:any increase or reduction (other than casual) in the number of persons employed or to be employed in any occupation or .....

Workmen Employed in the Canteen Run by Srf Ltd. Vs. Government of Tami ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1996(73)FLR1354]

..... obligation that the occupier himself should run the canteen by employing his own workmen, particularly when no notifications issued under s. 10 of the contract labour act prohibiting contract labour in canteens run in industrial establishments. as pointed out by the full bench of the kamataka high court in steel authority of india ltd. v. ..... catering service (private) ltd., the second respondent in writ petition no. 4256 of 1994, is not an 'industrial establishment' under the act, since it is not a factory or a mine or plantation. the commissioner of labour further held that the application filed by the contractor is not really required under s. 25-o of the ..... considered the question whether the tailors working in the appellant's tailoring house were employees under s. 2(14) of the andhra pradesh shops and establishments act, 1951. the apex court on a consideration of the facts and circumstances of that case held that the employer-employee relationship existed between the parties. on a .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Manjushree Plantations Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1981]130ITR908(Mad)

..... coffee estates and profits from tea estates the entire managing agency remuneration should be allocated to tea?' 2. the assessee is a company owning coffee and tea plantations. in computing the income for the assessment years 1963-64, 1964-65 and 1965-66, the assessee claimed that the general overhead expenses should be allocated on ..... , between two estates, one estate may be in a position to get away with a smaller wage bill than the other which, because of certain circumstances, namely, labour being more vociferous, had to pay a larger amount of salaries and wages. in such an event, the allocation would be different. the net receipts, if taken ..... -tax officer shall determine the deduction under the act, to the best of his judgment.'7. the above rule contemplates, so far as this state is concerned, taking the receipts of a composite estate consisting of coffee and tea plantations. from out of the receipts from the tea plantations, the expenditure relating to the operations regarding tea .....

Krishnan M. Vs. Management of Terrace Estate and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000(86)FLR520]; (2000)IIILLJ805Mad

..... claims made by the rival parties, the following are the admitted facts: the petitioners herein were employed as field workers in the first respondent tea plantation estate. on april 8, 1981 the petitioners herein together with others assaulted co-worker balakrishnan in the estate itself and the said balkrishnan succumbed to the ..... its jurisdiction.8. per contra, in the counter-affidavit filed by the first respondent, it is contended by them that the first respondent is a tea plantation estate and it has got its own certified stating orders. the petitioners herein were employed as field workers. on april 8, 1981, the petitioners along ..... quantum of punishment-workman convicted by criminal court for assault-such workman summarily dismissed from service for assaulting departmental head and causing bleeding injury labour court has to act judiciously in interfering with quantum of punishment - power to interfere with quantum of punishment cannot be exercised where charges were grave in nature .....

Management of Kavarakkal Estate, Nepc Vs. Presiding Officer, Labour Co ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2002)ILLJ217Mad

..... petitioner. none appears for respondents nos. 2 to 4, who are the contesting respondents. 3. the petitioner, a tea estate in valparai framed charges against 11 plantation labourers on september 19, 1991 as they refused to apply manure and were idling till twelve noon and left the field. on september 20, 1991, the petitioner ..... have left the matter at that stage.6. it is the contention of the learned counsel for the petitioner that the first respondent-labour court has acted in excess of jurisdiction and acted with illegality in interfering with the quantum of punishment, of suspension for a period of 30 days as section 11a of the industrial ..... , afford an opportunity to the four workers and in case within the time stipulated by the management, if the workers tender unconditional apology, the management may act with magnanimity so that mutual confidence is created to maintain cordiality. if no reply is received tendering unconditional apology, the suspension already imposed will stand. the .....

Govindan S/O. Vaguthan @ Rasa Goundar Vs. Govindan S/O. Pallan @ Latch ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1982)1MLJ231

..... 27 trees and the income derived therefrom is not less than rs. 2,400. 'agriculture' has been defined to include horticulture and the raising of plantation crops. the act defines plantation crops to mean cardamom, cinchona, coffee, rubber or tea. it is therefore, obvious that the term 'agriculture' has been used in its widest connotation ..... tribes; and(ii) not more than one unit of land, in any other case.'agriculture' is defind to include (1) horticulture (2) the raising of crops (including plantation crops grass or garden produce; (3) dairy farming; (4) poultry farming ; (5) breeding of livestock; (6) grazing'. in the instant case there is a ..... proceedings (including a ppeals, revisions attachments or execution proceedings) pending at the commencement of this act againstany debtor for the recovery of any such debt (including interest, if any) shall abate.' 'debtor' is defined to include (1) a landless agricultural labourer or (2) a rural artisan; or (3) a small farmer. 'small farmer has .....

The Management of Natesan Transport (P.) Ltd. Vs. the Presiding Office ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1970)2MLJ532

..... .s. no. 268 of 1965 and obtained a decree for rs. 1,024.44. the 2nd respondent filed a claim petition before the labour court, madurai, under section 35 (c) (2) of the industrial disputes act for a sum of rs. 5,448.65 under the following heads:1. three months pay for dismissal from service without notice ;2. ..... he shall, in respect of overtime work, be entitled to wages--(a) in the case of employment in agriculture including plantations, at one and a half times the ordinary rate of wages; provided that in the case of plantations situated in the kanyakumari district, the shencottah taluk of the tirunelveli district, the worker shall be entitled to wages at ..... double the ordinary rates of wages.8. thus, the rate of wages payable for overtime is the same as under section 26 of the motor transport workers act, 1961, as well as under .....

G.Jeffrey Vs. Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Ltd.

Court : Chennai

..... g.o.no.948 dated 10.5.1929, for developing the land into tea plantations. the area so developed includes the lands covered by fuel trees, factory buildings, labour lines, officers' quarters, swamp etc. (ii)the company developed that area into a full-fledged estate, which resulted in influx of ..... without conferring absolute ownership in favour of the plaintiff. the mandate as contained in the said allotment was that the plaintiff should develop the property as a tea plantation and that the area should not be converted for any other purpose and the government retained its power to take back the land. 11.subsequently, no doubt, as ..... (extracted as such) (b)the averments in the plaint could succinctly and precisely be set out thus: (i)the plaintiff company being the one incorporated under the companies act, 1956, was assigned with a vast extent of land in s.no.17/3a2b situated in annamalai hills, valparai taluk, by the then government of madras as per .....