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Apr 04 1961 (HC)

Cinnamara Tea Estate Vs. Labour Court

Court : Guwahati

..... of the manager, he should be entitled to the pay of a ghaiwalla (assistant birdar).3. the contention raised by the counsel for the management is that the labour court acted without jurisdiction in interfering with the quantum of punishment given by the management after proper inquiry.4. before examining the argument advanced by the counsel, it will be ..... who had appeared in this case on behalf of the bank in one of the appeals, relied upon the decision of the labour appellate tribunal in madras electric tramways (1904), ltd. madras v. their workers 1951--ii l.l.j. 204, in support of his contention wherein it was held that in dealing with oases of dismissal where ..... the management had acted bona fide and with knowledge and experience of the problem which confronted in the dally work of the concern, it .....

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Apr 04 1961 (HC)

Shri Amarsingh Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, U. P.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1962]45ITR573(All)

..... taken for protecting the younger plants from damage from cattle or fire. it is clear that none of these operations included any expenditure of skill or labour on the land itself. all the skill and labour was employed after the produce had sprouted from the soil and there was no operation of the nature of cultivation on the forest land itself. in ..... which were cut and sold and about the planting and growth of which there is no evidence agricultural income within the meaning of section 2(1) of the income-tax act ?'in paragraph 5 of the statement of the case it was mentioned by the tribunal that there was no evidence that the sal trees in question were the result of .....

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Apr 18 1961 (HC)

Michael Villavarayar and anr. Vs. the Workmen and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1962Mad205; [1962(4)FLR48]; (1961)IILLJ761Mad

..... of the valid termination of the services of these tindals as an industrial dispute to the labor court at madurai for adjudication under the industrial disputes act (central act xiv of 1947). before the labour court, the management urged as a preliminary ground that the court did not have jurisdiction but their objections were overruled and the court decided to ..... a direct or substantial interest--with whom they have, under the scheme of the act, a community of interest.' (12) in their judgment by a majority, their lordships of the supreme court repelled the view pressed on them that the medical officer of a tea plantation was a 'person' as defined above; and for that purpose they laid down ..... the test mentioned above. that test can, with advantage, be applied to find out whether a tindal in the present case will be a 'person' for purposes of ses. 2(k) of the act. (13) the discussion in .....

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Apr 18 1961 (HC)

Michael Villavarayar and Anr. Vs. the Workmen, represented by the Secr ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1962)1MLJ313

..... .o.'s referred the issue of the valid termination of the services of these tindals as an industrial dispute to the labour court at madurai for adjudication under the industrial disputes act (central act xiv of 1947). before the labour court, the management urged as a preliminary ground that the court did not have jurisdiction, but their objections were overruled ..... a direct or substantial interest--with whom they have, under the scheme of the act, a community of interest.in their judgment, by a majority, their lordships of the supreme court repelled the view pressed on them that the medical officer of a tea plantation was a 'person' as denied above; and for that purpose they laid down ..... the test mentioned above. that test can, with advantage, be applied to find out whether a tindal in the present case will be a 'person' for purpases of section 2(k) of the act.10. the discussion in the .....

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May 29 1961 (FN)

Mcgowan Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... exception does not extend to opening shops, to mechanical work in compact places, etc.). 1798: an act prohibiting sports and labour on the first day of the week, public laws of rhode-island and providence plantations (1798) 577. south carolina: 1692: an act for the better observance of the lord's day, commonly called sunday, 2 statutes at large of ..... police officer, a stipendiary magistrate, or two justices of the peace. [ footnote 2/16 ] common informer practice under this statute has since been abolished. common informers act, 1951, 14 & 15 geo. vi, c. 39. [ footnote 2/17 ] see fennell v. ridler, 5 b. & c. 406, 407-408 (1826): "the spirit of the ..... sales with exceptions). cf. state v. trahan, 214 la. 100, 36 so.2d 652 (1948), and arrigo v. city of lincoln, 154 neb. 537, 48 n.w.2d 643 (1951) (exceptions for classes of businesses), holding unconstitutional sunday statutes in particular applications deemed discriminatory. [ footnote 2/134 ] city of denver v. bach, 26 colo. 530, 58 p. 1089 ( .....

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Jul 14 1961 (HC)

Erumeli Estate Vs. Industrial Tribunal and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1962)IILLJ144Ker

..... proceedings between the said employer and his other employees represented by another union.17. therefore, it will follow that the fact that the akhila kerala plantation labour union was not a party to the conciliation agreement entered into between the management and the high range estate employees' association will not in any way ..... with the specific provisions as to the effect of conciliation settlements prescribed by section 18(3)(d) and is harmonious with the general policy of the act; otherwise, it will unnecessarily disturb industrial peace, if one union employed in a public utility service is allowed to go on strike even though demands ..... that the conciliation proceedings had failed. consequently, on 3 february 1954, the conciliation officer bent a report under section 12, sub-section (4), of the act about the failure of conciliation with the workers' union only. notwithstanding this report, the proceedings by way of conciliation with the employees' union and the management .....

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Aug 30 1961 (HC)

Joseph Vs. Regional Provident Fund Commissioner

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1962)ILLJ745Ker

..... estate covered by o.p. no. 1362 of 1959 is concerned, there is also no controversy that on the date of the coming into force of the act in respect of this plantation, the industry was employing certainly fifty persons or more. but the point that is raised is that by virtue of the partition in june 1957, there has ..... the properties have been divided and as he is in possession of a very small portion of the estate, employing only fifteen labourers, the provisions of the act did not apply to him. but evidently the department was not inclined to accept this plea put forward by the petitioner, as will be seen by the ..... it is brought to our notice that the c schedule properties in the partition, dated 30 november 1958, have been allotted to the petitioner and along with the properties fifteen labourers have also been taken over by the petitioner. the petitioner appears to have informed the authorities concerned by his letter, dated 24 november 1958, ex. a, stating that as .....

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Dec 05 1961 (SC)

Karimbil Kunhikoman Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1962SC723; [1962]Supp1SCR829

..... big investments. it may be that they are carried on as industries which give employment to a large labour force. these characteristics may however only justify the putting of large plantations of these crops in a class. the act however exempts all lands on which tea, coffee, rubber or cardamom is grown irrespective of the size of ..... of legislation which is beyond the competence of the state legislature. re. (3). 9. article 31a was inserted in the constitution by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, with retrospective effect so that it must be deemed to have been in the constitution from the very beginning, i.e., january 26, 1950. the article was ..... in this connection refer to kameshwar singh v. the state of bihar a.i.r. 1951 pat. 91, in which similar question with respect to compensation provided in the bihar land reforms act, 1950, came up for consideration. there the act provided compensation at different rates depending upon the net income. the landowner having the smallest net .....

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Aug 09 1962 (HC)

Krishna Rao L. Balekai Vs. Third Wealth-tax Officer, City Circle I, Ba ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1962KAR926; [1963]48ITR472(KAR); [1963]48ITR472(Karn)

..... different from planting a grove. it has long ceased to be an 'agricultural land' and it can be only reconverted into an 'agricultural land : by expending considerable labour and money. we do not think that the federal court intended to convey the idea that once a 'land' is an 'agricultural land' it shall always remain ..... raj v. allah rakhia. therein their lordships, in passing, made some observations as regards the meaning of the expression 'agricultural land' found in the government of india act, 1935. after examining the decisions rendered by various courts their lordships observed thus : 'in this state of the authorities, it seems to us best to refrain ..... deciding its basic character and what is relevant is its general characteristics. 'agricultural land' has not been defined either in the constitution or in the wealth-tax act. therefore, we have to take into consideration the ordinary meaning attached to that expression. normally, when we say that a land is an 'agricultural land', we .....

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Oct 03 1962 (HC)

Bharat Engineering and Foundry Works Vs. the U.P. Government

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1963]14STC262(All)

..... land, sowing of the seeds, planting and similar operations on the land. they would be the basic operations and would require the expenditure of human skill and labour upon the land itself. there are however other operations which have got to be resorted to by the agriculturist and which are absolutely necessary for the purpose of ..... scope.3. the question arises because under notification issued by the state government on 7th june, 1948, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 4 of the act 'agricultural implements' have been exempted from the sales tax. the assessees in these references are dealers in cane crushers and boiling pans, and their case is that ..... , c.j.1. this and the connected references have been made by the judge (revisions) sales tax under section 11(1) of the u.p. sales tax act the question referred to being-whether cane crushers are agricultural implements within the meaning of the words 'agricultural implements' as mentioned in government notification no. s.t. 119/ .....

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