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Union of India and ors. Vs. Lachmi Narain

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1972Delhi475; [1973]32STC113(Delhi)

..... ashok sen, counsel for the respondent however relied upon tile supreme court's decision in b. sharma rao v. union territory of pondicherry, : [1967]2scr650 , in which their lordships noticed their earlier judgment in re : the delhi laws act : [1951]2scr747 . in b. shama raos case the madras central sales tax act, 1959 (no. 1 of ..... ) such a modification could be made once when the bengal finance (sales tax) act 1941 was extended to delhi in 1951. no modification could be made after such extension; (3) the modification could not change the policy of the legislature reflected in the bengal finance (sales tax) act, 1941. the impugned modification was contrary to it ..... judge further observed :-'the power of modification is thus an integral part of a power of extension. it cannot thereforee be exercised except for the purpose of extension. the power of extension in itself is simply to transplant the the state law to the union territory. it does not comprise any other thing. but it is absolutely .....

Mangat Singh Surrinder Singh Vs. Appellate Assistant Commissioner, Sal ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1987]65STC333(Delhi)

..... 1941. it is urged that on the reasoning given by the supreme court in b. shama rao v. union territory of pondicherry [1967] 20 stc 215, the extension of the aforesaid act to delhi is bad. 11. this contention is not available to the petitioners in view of the ..... when section 8(2)(a) was enacted. the whole scheme of the central sales tax act is to adopt the machinery of the law relating to sales tax acts of the various states, in cases where those states happen to be the appropriate states as also the rates ..... may exceed the local rate in case that rate be less than 10 per cent.' 14. the supreme court also noticed difference between the law which was struck down by the supreme court in the case of b. shama rao [1967] 20 stc 215 and that contained in ..... p.) ltd. v. commercial tax officer, hubli.] 13. in [1974] 33 stc the supreme court observed as under : 'the policy of the law in this respect is that in case the rate of local sales tax be less than 10 per cent, in such an even the dealer, if the .....

The Industrial Finance Corporation of India Vs. Delhi Administration a ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1973(27)FLR207]; ILR1973Delhi29; 1974LabIC223

..... the body politic.'(22) in paragraph 174. mudholkar.j. observed that a taxing authority is an instrumentality of the state. 'ink. s. ramamurthy v. chief commissioner, pondicherry, : [1964]1scr656 , the supreme court held that the words 'under the control of the government of india' in article 12 qualify the word 'authorities' and not ..... ; and to issue directions under certain provisions of the act and to enforce compliance with those directions. the board is also invested by statute with extensive powers of control over electricity undertakings. the power to make rules and regulations and to administer the act is in substance the sovereign power of the ..... by the state including those vested with the duty to make decisions in order to implement those laws'.(28) the learned judge next referred to the following observation in k. s. ramamurthy reddiar v. the chief commissioner, pondicherry (supra). 'further,all local or other authorities within the territory of india include all authorities within .....

Rajesh Kumar Gupta Vs. National Council for Teacher Education and Ors ...

Court : Delhi

..... parent department nor the petitioner suffers any loss in any manner if the deputationist employer or respondent no.1 after completion of the tenure period, does not seek extension of tenure of the deputation of the petitioner. this court cannot substitute itself for the decision making authority in the respondent no.1 that the tenure of the ..... not taken the benefit of the extended period and should have gone back to his parent department but the petitioner did not do so and even now seeks extension of tenure though simultaneously claiming that he was not interested in continuing on deputation.8. the second reason for rejecting the argument of the petitioner is that observations ..... fact the petitioner should be continued in tenure on deputation with the respondent no.1 at least for six months w.e.f 1.2.2015 and which extension is not granted because of the malice attributable to the chairman of the respondent no.1 inasmuch as petitioner has raised issues of financial irregularities in certain .....

Balwant Singh and ors. Vs. R.D. Sharma, Director of Inspection Income ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi91; ILR1968Delhi193

..... against entitlments for export promtoion qutoa, and import of mtoor spare parts, brandy, pharmaceutical goods etc., against customs clearance permits obtained by various persons of pondicherry. the profits made by the 'syndicated formed for such purposes were reported to be enormous, running into crores of rupees. enquiries also showed that the ..... also made by the officers of the directorate of inspection (intelligence), new delhi, which: showed the following : - (i) the petitioners were carrying on extensive business at various places which had apparently nto been disclosed; (ii) the petitioners had acquired several licenses in several scarce commodities and had disposed them of ..... was, thereforee, necessary, according to mr. veda vyasa, to exclude such evidence wherever the seizing officer blundered so that the constitution and the laws were obeyed. mr. veda vyasa reminded us that the courts are the guardians of the constitution and prtoection against arbitrary searches and seizures was to .....

K.P. Shankara, Official Liquidator Peoples' Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1968Delhi225

..... against entitlments for export promtoion qutoa, and import of mtoor spare parts, brandy, pharmaceutical goods etc., against customs clearance permits obtained by various persons of pondicherry. the profits made by the 'syndicated formed for such purposes were reported to be enormous, running into crores of rupees. enquiries also showed that the ..... also made by the officers of the directorate of inspection (intelligence), new delhi, which: showed the following : - (i) the petitioners were carrying on extensive business at various places which had apparently nto been disclosed; (ii) the petitioners had acquired several licenses in several scarce commodities and had disposed them of ..... was, thereforee, necessary, according to mr. veda vyasa, to exclude such evidence wherever the seizing officer blundered so that the constitution and the laws were obeyed. mr. veda vyasa reminded us that the courts are the guardians of the constitution and prtoection against arbitrary searches and seizures was to .....

Balwant Singh and Tohers Vs. R. D. Shah, Director of Inspection, Incom ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1969]71ITR550(Delhi)

..... entitlements for export promtoion qutoa, and import of mtoor spare parts, brandy, pharmaceutical goods, etc., against customs clearance permits obtained by various persons of pondicherry. the profits made by the syndicate formed for such purposes were reported to be enormous, running into crores of rupees.enquiries also showed that the petitioners ..... also made by the officers of the directorate of inspection (intelligence), new delhi, which showed the following :(i) the petitioners were carrying on extensive business at various places which had apparently nto been disclosed;(ii) the petitioners had acquired several licenses in several scarce commodities and had disposed them of ..... it was, thereforee, necessary, according to mr. veda vyasa, to exclude such evidence wherever the seizing officer blundered so that the constitution and the laws were obeyed. mr. veda vyasa reminded us that the courts are the guardians of the constitution and prtoection against arbitrary searches and seizures was to .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, West Bengal-iv Vs. Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1983]142ITR493(Delhi)

..... the english company hereby grants to the indian company the sole right to manufacture the listed goods or any of them in india, nepal, bhutan, the territories of pondicherry, mahe and karaikal and the territories of goa, daman and diu (here inafter together called the 'indian company's territory') and to use the processes and ..... not maintain any research department in india. the english company, which has a world wide net work of subsidiaries and associated companies, maintain in the united kingdom extensive technical research establishments which is known as service departments for the entire dunlop organisation through-out the world. the english company communicates the latest information, processes and inventions ..... sabyasachi mukharji, j. 1. under s. 256(1) of the i.t. act, 1961, the tribunal has referred to us the following question of law : 'whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the amounts received by the assessed (english company) from m/s dunlop rubber co (india .....

Mohd. Sohaib vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... court is satisfied that the evidence of interested witnesses has a ring of truth such evidence could be relied upon even without corroboration. 32. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 the supreme court held as under: 23. we are of the considered view that in cases where the court is called upon to deal with ..... circumstance of last seen . as regards the robbery itself, he is an injured eye witness whose testimony is natural and believable.36. although pw-15 was subjected to extensive cross-examination on behalf of the accused, he stood firm in his narration of the essential facts and sequence of events. it is very significant that there was ..... such evidence. the primary endeavour of the court must be to look for consistency. (emphasis supplied) 33. in waman v. state of maharashtra (2011) 7 scc295 the law was summarized thus: it is clear that merely because the witnesses are related to the complainant or the deceased, their evidence cannot be thrown out. if their evidence is .....

Annas vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... court is satisfied that the evidence of interested witnesses has a ring of truth such evidence could be relied upon even without corroboration. 32. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 the supreme court held as under: 23. we are of the considered view that in cases where the court is called upon to deal with ..... circumstance of last seen . as regards the robbery itself, he is an injured eye witness whose testimony is natural and believable.36. although pw-15 was subjected to extensive cross-examination on behalf of the accused, he stood firm in his narration of the essential facts and sequence of events. it is very significant that there was ..... such evidence. the primary endeavour of the court must be to look for consistency. (emphasis supplied) 33. in waman v. state of maharashtra (2011) 7 scc295 the law was summarized thus: it is clear that merely because the witnesses are related to the complainant or the deceased, their evidence cannot be thrown out. if their evidence is .....