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Regional Provident Fund Commissioner Vs. M/S.Harrisons Malayalam Ltd

Court : Kerala

..... direct consequence of economic reforms permitting import of goods, creating a surplus of produce within the country. the labour unrest often leading to militancy and open loot of the produce as also sporadic market conditions brought the plantations to a standstill and there was in fact delay in payment of wages as such. these were the factors ..... do not intend to pursue any steps for recovery of the same.6. the entire issue turns on the amendment brought to section 14 b of the act amended by act 33 of 1988 and brought in to force with effect from 1.9.1991. we quote here the relevant provision before and after amendment:- before amendment: ..... year 1988 is perfectly valid and in consonance with various judgments of this court, on section 14b and also; in pari materia provisions of the employees state insurance act, 1948. sri. nandakumar would contend that despite these binding precedents having been pointed out to the adjudicating officer and despite there being clear directions by the appellate .....

The State of Kerala and ors. Vs. Annam and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1969Ker38

..... everybody in this wide world, first of all, the subject matter of dispute must relate to (i) employment or non-employment or (ii) terms of employment or conditions of labour of any person; these necessarily import a limitation in the sense that a person in respect of whom the employer-employee relation never existed or can never possibly exist cannot ..... i would accordingly answer the question referred to us in the affirmative.'5. i do not think it necessary to refer here to prem chand v. state of bihar, air 1951 sc 14 which concerned with the meaning of the term 'judgment' in a letters patent; or to asrumati debi v. rupendra deb, air 1953 sc 198 where the order concerned ..... to bow seeds thereon, the common man would mention me to have cultivated the land, and not the servant or the labourer who did the manual work more or less as a machine and for my sake. when one does an act through the hand of another, one is in law and in fact doing it oneself really. the expression 'actually' .....

Bethany Rubber Estate Vs. Industrial Tribunal, Quilon and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1958Ker271; (1958)IILLJ74Ker

..... . the 1st respondent is the industrial tribunal, quilon, the 2nd, the ranni plantation labour union and the 3rd, the state of kerala.2. certain disputes between the management of the rubber estate and their workmen were referred for adjudication under the industrial disputes act, 1947. the third of the five issues referred was in the following terms.' ..... to those employees within the meaning of that expression as defined in section 2(k) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. a contention similar to the one urged before us was raised and negatived in south india estate labour relations organisation v. state of madras, (s) air 1955 mad 45 (a).5. the madras high court ..... summarised the contention as follows :the contention of mr. k. rajah aiyar, learned advocate for the petitioner is that the industrial disputes act 14 of 1947 is a statute dealing .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. K. Ananthan Pillai

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1974]94ITR122(Ker)

..... comprising all the products of the land which have some utility either for consumption or for trade and commerce and would also include forest products such as timber, casuarina plantations, etc.5. this decision has been followed in another decision in maharajadhiraj sir kameshwar singh v. commissioner of income-tax, [1957] 32 i.t.r. 587 ..... the land, meaning thereby tilling of the land, sowing the seeds, planting or similar work on the land, the basic operations requiring expenditure of human skill and labour upon the land. the other operations like weeding, digging the soil around the growth, removal of undesirable undergrowths and all operations which foster the growth and preserve ..... by the sale of land in question was not assessable as capital gains ' capital gains are assessable under section 128 of the indian income-tax act, 1922 (this is the act that applies to the case, since the assessment relates to the assessment year 1958-59), if the profits or gains arise from the sale, exchange .....

Malabar Industrial Co. Ltd. Vs. A. John Anthrapper

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1985]57CompCas717(Ker)

..... provisions of the articles clearly indicated as to what were the objects of the company. it was not the object of the company to engage in rubber plantations alone. rubber plantation is only one among the objects of the company. the objects for which the company was established as gathered from the articles of association are very wide in ..... decided to sell the estate in the best interests of the company since they found that the working of the company was rendered difficult on account of the widespread labour unrest. by the sale of the estate, though it was the only asset of the company, it cannot be said that the company would cease to exist ..... objection raised by the appellant company, the malabar industrial company ltd., about the maintainability of the petition filed under sections 433(f) and 439(c) of the companies act, 1956, by the respondent, a contributory, on various grounds. the learned judge disagreed with the petitioner before him on most of the grounds but felt that there was .....

Rev. Fr. Victor Fernandez Vs. Albert Fernandez

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1973Ker55

..... both parties clearly is, in respect of lands taken up for planting that the planter should have a long enough tenure to enable him a reap the benefit of his labour outlay, and that, at the end of his period, the proprietor should receive his estate well improved and stocked with trees. for this, 12 years is the shortest ..... for the purpose of making improvements thereon, but shall not include a mortgage within the meaning of the transfer of property act, 1882;' ex. p-l, as already stated, is styled as a melotti and kuzhikanam. the operative part of the document reads: (original in malaya-lam omitted.)in mathai v ..... suit for redemption of ex. p-l must be dismissed.it is necessary to read section 2 (39-a) to understand the first contention of the appellant.'in this act unless the context otherwise requires,-- 'ottikuzhikanam' means a transfer fof consideration by a person to another of any land other than nilam for the enjoyment of that land and .....

State of Kerala Vs. Amalgamated Malabar Estates (P.) Ltd. and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1980Ker137

..... the agricultural production in the state and to promote the welfare of the agricultural populationin the state. therefore, the act takes in agricultural lands also, but the point to be considered is whether eucalyptus plantation is an agricultural crop. after referring to the decision in state of kerala v. gopalan nair, 1966 ker lt ..... in regard to such activities would certainly be a distortion ofthe term. products which grow wild onthe land or are of spontaneous growthnot involving any human labour or skillupon the land are not products of agriculture and the income derived therefrom is not agricultural income. thereis no process of agriculture involved inthe raising ..... the raising of food crops for the consumption of man or beast (2) whenever anything is reaped on the soil by basic agricultural operations expending human labour and skill, the product is agricultural in nature. (3) the income from trees of spontaneous growth in respect of which there are only subsequent agricultural .....

P. Rehim (Advocate) Vs. Binoy Viswam and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008(2)KarLJ803

..... possession or enjoyment of such land and if necessary, such notification shall be revised and issued in accordance with the provisions of this act.thus, plantations such as tea, rubber pepper, coconut, arecanut and cashew plantations which were not exempted from the sweep of vesting under sub-section 1 of section 3 in all the 4 ordinances, went ..... allegation by the estate owner that the forest department has encroached into the estate and has put up cairns is not correct.therefore, what the 2nd accused labour minister remarked is recorded in annexure e minutes. the minister's remarks was that the cutting of trees from the disputed land was not proper and the proper ..... estate of a3, a meeting was held in the chambers of a1, the forest minister, the persons who attended the meeting were:i) a1, the forest minister,ii) a2; the labour minister,iii) a3, savy mano mathew,iv) a. alexanderv) k. abbas, representing c.i.t.u. unionvi) panic gomas (dfo), thiruvananthapuram)vii) n. sukumaran, addl. forest .....

K.B. Augustine and Another Vs. State of Kerala, to be represented by T ...

Court : Kerala

..... have come into force on 21.1.1971. 7. the preamble of the kdh act reads as follows:- the kannan devan hills (resumption of lands) act, 1971 (act 5 of 1971) an act to provide for the resumption of lands other than plantations in the kannan devan hills village in the devicolam taluk of the kottayam district and ..... towards the promotion of agriculture or the welfare of the agricultural population to be settled on such lands, assign on registry the remaining lands to agriculturists and agricultural labourers in such manner, on such terms and subject to such conditions and restrictions, as may be prescribed. (2) the government may, by notification in the ..... towards the promotion of agriculture or the welfare of the agricultural population to be settled on such lands, assign on registry the remaining lands to agriculturists and agricultural labourers in such manner, on such terms and subject to such conditions and restrictions, as may be prescribed. (2) the government may, by notification in the .....

Desiya Chumattu Thozhilali Union and ors. Vs. Superintendent of Police ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1994)IILLJ335Ker

..... person, who does not have such permission from the plantation-owner seeks to enter the plantation against the will of the plantation-owner, it will, prima facie, amount to trespass. then how could two unions, assuming it be with the help of a deputy labour officer, decide for themselves-particularly in an area which is ..... and for removal of obstruction by certain other workmen, the learned single judge refused to grant orders but directed the assistant labour officer to initiate conciliation proceedings as per section 21 of the act. setting aside the said judgment and allowing the writ petition of the employer, malimath, c.j., speaking for the ..... act are applicable. but, that has nothing to do with the right of the appellant to engage labourers of his choice, there being no statutory prohibition against such an action, and when there is no statutory right conferred on the members of the fifth respondent.'16. recently, a question arose before us, specifically in relation to rubber plantations .....