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..... would not have any application.35. in the year 1968, a second exercise of a similar nature was undertaken by the parliament and an act known as the pondicherry (extension of laws) act, 1968 was passed. under section 3(1) of the said act, the parliament extended the provisions of the acts specified in parts i and ii ..... , whether the provisions of the hindu succession act was applicable to them, the madras high court considering the fact that, parliament had enacted the pondicherry (laws) regulation, 1963, and the pondicherry (extension of laws) act, 1968. it is only when there is specific mention in the schedule that the provisions of hindu succession act or any other personal ..... this did not make any difference with regard to the applicability of french civil code to renouncants. (j) subsequently, in the year 1968, the parliament enacted pondicherry (extension of laws) 1968 in which the provisions of certain act specified in parts i and ii of schedule were extended to the union territory of .....
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..... would not have any application.35. in the year 1968, a second exercise of a similar nature was undertaken by the parliament and an act known as the pondicherry (extension of laws) act, 1968 was passed. under section 3(1) of the said act, the parliament extended the provisions of the acts specified in parts i and ii ..... , whether the provisions of the hindu succession act was applicable to them, the madras high court considering the fact that, parliament had enacted the pondicherry (laws) regulation, 1963, and the pondicherry (extension of laws) act, 1968. it is only when there is specific mention in the schedule that the provisions of hindu succession act or any other personal ..... this did not make any difference with regard to the applicability of french civil code to renouncants. (j) subsequently, in the year 1968, the parliament enacted pondicherry (extension of laws) 1968 in which the provisions of certain act specified in parts i and ii of schedule were extended to the union territory of .....
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..... state of tamil nadu. the advocate fees payable to the public prosecutor, additional public prosecutor or special public prosecutor by the state of pondicherry shall be borne by the state of tamil nadu and the home departments of the two states may undertake consultations with each other and an appropriate decision may be ..... as public prosecutor having requisite qualifications as prescribed under sub-section (8) of section 24 of cr.p.c. whether he is a lawyer in the state of pondicherry or any other state. as it is a criminal case registered by the state of tamil nadu the expenses for conducting the trial are to be borne by the ..... by the code of the criminal procedure (amendment act 1978) and rule 30 of the karnataka law officers (appointment and conditions of service) rules 1977 sri b.v. acharya, senior advocate and former advocate general of karnataka, no.42, 5th main, jayamahal extension, bangalore 560 041, is appointed as public prosecutor to conduct c.c.no.7/1997 and .....
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..... state of tamil nadu. the advocate fees payable to the public prosecutor, additional public prosecutor or special public prosecutor by the state of pondicherry shall be borne by the state 26. 38 of tamil nadu and the home departments of the two states may undertake consultations with each other and an appropriate decision ..... as public prosecutor having requisite qualifications as prescribed under sub-section (8) of section 24 of cr.p.c. whether he is a lawyer in the state of pondicherry or any other state. as it is a criminal case registered by the state of tamil nadu the expenses for conducting the trial are to be borne by the ..... by the code of the criminal procedure (amendment act 1978) and rule 30 of the karnataka law officers (appointment and 41 conditions of service) rules 1977 sri b.v.acharya, senior advocate and former advocate general of karnataka, no.42, 5th main, jayamahal extension, bangalore 560 041, is appointed as public prosecutor to conduct c.c. no.7/1997 .....
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Reported in : II(1998)ACC542; ILR1997KAR3045
..... application for grant of a regular permit or for a variation of conditions regarding extension of route for consideration. the learned counsel for the petitioner in support of his contention placed reliance on the following decisions: a viswanathan v. state transport appellate tribunal, pondicherry and anr., : [1987]2scr179 , he also made reference to decisions of ..... route even in case of permanent need for such facilities. we are accordingly of opinion that the regional transport authority was right as a matter of law in granting a temporary permit to the appellant under section 62(c) of the motor vehicles act in the circumstances of this case.'the expression 'to ..... and/or in continuation the temporary permit granted. grant of temporary permits in continuation extending its durability beyond four months is nothing but the abuse' of law. the learned counsel for the petitioner further contended that petitioner being a holder of a regular permit on the route from one point to the other he .....
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Reported in : 2009(5)KarLJ203
..... issued by the special deputy commissioner, bangalore district.2. the case of the petitioner in brief is that the property bearing no. 1, 12th cross, rajamahal vilas extension, sadashivnagar, bangalore - 560080, which is a part of 10 acres 28 guntas of land which has been purchased by the petitioner's father late m.a. srinivasan ..... , is a witness in the investigation conduced by the lokayukta. before the lokayukta he has given evidence stating all that has been done is in accordance with law. the said statement has been accepted by the lokayukta and, therefore, the government officials have been exonerated. it is thereafter, the very same witness initiate proceedings ..... the lokayukta, the report submitted and the counter filed in this writ petition to find out whether the action of the lokayukta is within the parameters prescribed under law.34. the grievance of the complainant is that the disputed land belongs to the forest department, government of karnataka. it is a part of a government .....
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Reported in : ILR1986KAR3418; 1986(2)KarLJ107; [1986]63STC252(Kar)
..... ). (9) state of andhra pradesh v. h. abdul bakshi and bros. : [1964]7scr664 . 20. dealing with the expression 'business' (sri shah, j.) held that, 'business' though extensively used is a word of indefinite import. in taxing statutes, it is used in the sense of an occupation or profession which occupies the time, attention and labour of a ..... industries in the year 1977-78 whereunder the petitioner has insured plastic powder for risk in transit. in the course of such transit the insured goods had suffered extensive damage and therefore taken over by the petitioner after settling the claim of the owner for rs. 58,800. the said goods was disposed of by the petitioner ..... 532 (mp) which was upheld by the supreme court in state of madhya pradesh v. orient paper mills ltd. : [1977]2scr149 . but the said decision was held no longer good law in state orissa v. titaghur paper mills : [1985]3scr26 . (6) commissioner of sales tax v. cantonment board [1979] 44 stc 40 (all.) sale of old fallen trees, .....
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Reported in : 1999(1)KarLJ603
..... and bangalore of 250 mw each. the extract of the cabinet note relied upon by the respondents is to the effect:--'tower projects: the delegation held extensive discussions with the several foreign companies and associations of nri's regarding their proposals for investment in power sector and explained to them the various policy ..... court issued appropriate directions to the investigating agency on being satisfied that the facts narrated, revealed distressing situation which required to be cured, if the rule of law was to prevail.43. upon analysis of various pronouncements of the apex court, it can safely be held that the authorities or the agencies appointed, established ..... into the various document based allegations made by the petitioner. (b) to direct the concerned authorities to initiate criminal proceedings against the guilty persons as per law. (c) set aside the power project entered by keb with mpc and re-allot the power project through an open bidding process. 5. in order .....
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Reported in : 2012(2)KCCR853; 2012(3)CTC(IP)15
..... without obtaining express licence from plaintiff amounts to piracy and/or infringement of design and, therefore, they are liable for action under the act. the plaintiff has extensively worked to develop the design of the products and substantial amount spent on toolings. the plaintiff brought out an attractive brochure as one of the marketing strategies and ..... in the case of western engineering co., vs. paul engineering co., reported in air 1968 calcutta 109, it is held that the underlying principles behind the law of infringement or design is that while the commercial exigencies require that a specific design which is novel and original should be protected, the monopoly of a trade ..... to protect the original person who has created a new design by virtue of his own efforts by researching for a long time. the protection given by the law relating to designs to those who produce new and original designs, is primarily to advance industries, and keep them at a high level of competitive progress. .....
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Reported in : (2003)180CTR(Kar)412; [2003]261ITR15(KAR); [2003]261ITR15(Karn)
..... birla cotton spinning and weaving mills : [1968]3scr251 , as also in an earlier decision in re: the delhi laws act, 1912, the ajmer-merwara (extension of laws) act, 1947 and the part c states (laws) act, 1950 : [1951]2scr747 , has laid down the principle that the legislature must retain in its own ..... prospect, disposition, etc.; according to thorndike barnhart world book dictionary, 'fringe benefit' means--any benefit given to employees in addition to wages and compensations required by law like paid holidays and vacations, and recreational facilities, 'amenity' means--. . . a pleasant feature, a thing which makes life easier; according to chambers 20th ..... the executive to determine what could be treated as 'fringe benefit' or 'amenity'. 'fringe benefit' or 'amenity' has its natural and commercial meaning. the law dictionaries also have explained what is 'fringe benefit' and 'amenity'. according to webster's encyclopedic unabridged dictionary, 'fringe benefit' means--a benefit, as free .....
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