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K.Radhalakshmi Vs. the Secretary and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... of tamil nadu and another, 2006-4-lw-787. while construing the savings clause, it was held as follows: "12. "saving clause" is used to preserve from destruction certain rights, remedies or privileges already existing not that it gives any new right. the assumption is that legislature enact laws with complete knowledge of existing laws ..... telace plants and equipment (private) limited, madras shall pay the one and half times of market value of the land, as land value, and for the value of trees, wells and structures, if any.(ii) messrs.telace plants and equipment (private) limited, madras should utilise the land for the purpose specified within a period of one ..... the absence of any savings clause in the repeal act, which is intended to preserve from destruction certain rights, while it does not give any new right, in the absence of taking over of physical possession under the principal act after the land is declared surplus, the repeal act cannot be stated to confer any better right to the .....

V.D.S.R.Re.Rolling Mill. Vs. the Special Commissioner and Commissioner ...

Court : Chennai

..... about the vires of such a condition was raised before the supreme court and it was repelled. the apex court held that the object of the act was to protect and preserve the economic interests of persons belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and to prevent their exploitation. the supreme court found that for the purpose of ..... material resources of the community to them for common welfare etc. therefore, civil, political, social, economic and cultural rights are necessary to the individual to protect and preserve human dignity, social and economic rights are sine quanon concomitant to assimilate the poor, the depressed and deprived, i.e., the dalits and tribes in the national main ..... of occupancy price, the grant shall be subject to the condition that the grantee shall pay contribution or betterment levy in respect of the land and the value of trees standing of the land. (4) where the grant is made free of cost, or is made at a price which is less than the full market value, .....

K. Peramanayakam Pillai Vs. S.T. Sivaraman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad419; (1952)IMLJ308

..... rights of other coparceners who are not parties thereto which the learned judges in '23 mad 89' had in mind. 'venkatapathi v. pappiah'. 51 mad 824. preserves the check not in the wrong manner laid down by '23 mad 89', i.e., by refusing equities altogether but in the right manner best calculated to reconcile ..... committee in 'sat narain v. srikishen das'. 17 lah 644 (pc). decisions of this court held that the law was the same under section 28 of the provincial insolvency act. 'sankaranarayana v. rajamani', 47 mad 462 & 'balavenkata seetharama v. official receiver, tanjore', 49 mad849. though this line of authority was reversed by 'ramasastrulu v. balakrishna' ..... importance than 'logicality' or 'abstract equity.' even hindu nyaya. sastras recognise this principle under the doctrine of 'visha vriksha nyaya (poison tree argument) which is stated as follows:"even a poison tree planted by oneself should not be cut down after it has taken root and has been enumerated."for that reason, i am not for .....

Nirma Limited. Vs. Saint GobaIn Glass India Limited and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... particular class of persons, any provision is ambiguous so that it is capable of two meanings, one which would preserve the benefit and another which would take it away, the meaning which preserves it should be adopted. the fourth rule is that if the strict grammatical interpretation gives rise to an absurdity or ..... of domestic industry provided it accounted for a major proportion of the total domestic production. therefore, according to the writ petitioner, the designated authority has acted unreasonably and arbitrarily.4.1. the said writ petition was contested by alkali manufacturers association of india to the effect that the writ petition is premature, ..... in or exported from china pr, european union, kenya, iran, pakistan, ukraine and usa. the said notification was issued based on the customs tariff act, 1975 (for brevity, "the act") and the customs tariff (identification, assessment and collection of anti-dumping duty on dumped articles and for determination of injury) rules, 1995 (for .....

A.M. Paulraj Vs. the Speaker, Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, Madras ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1986Mad248

..... house of legislature not only at the commencement of the constitution i.e. on the 26th jan. 1950, but also prior to the commencement of the fortyfourth amendment act, 1978. those powers and privileges can best be ascertained from may's parliamentary practices. chapter-x deals with 'breaches of privileges and contempts' and at page 161 ..... the tamil nadu legislative assembly, we must ascertain what were the powers, privileges and immunities before the coming into force of s. 26 of the forty-fourth amendment act. that necessarily takes us to the original form in which art. 194(3) was enacted. it read as follows -'in other respects, the powers, privileges and ..... of the members and the committees of a house of such legislature immediately before the coming into force of s. 26 of the constitution (forty-fourth amendment) act 1978. though art. 194(3) provides for powers, privileges and immunities being defined by the legislature by law, admittedly the tamil nadu legislature not having defined such .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Vasan Publications P. Ltd. and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1986)52CTR(Mad)354; [1986]159ITR381(Mad)

..... other news, they cannot satisfy the test of a newspaper and that moreover some of the serialised stories in these journals are detached and bound in volumes and preserved permanently on account of its literary merit and value. it is also contended, on behalf of the income-tax department, that some of the serialised stories published ..... machines and mechanical appliances. the whole productive apparatus of a newspaper production plant is taken as a unit. there is all the difference between the wood and the trees. a unit or plant producing a magazine or a journal or other periodical is not the game thing as a plant producing a "newspaper". a newspaper produces a ..... may, from time to time, be notified in this behalf by the central government in the official gazette."section 9(1) and (2) of the indian post office act (act no. 6 of 1898) reads as under :"(1) the central government may make rules providing for the registration of newspapers for transmission by inland post as registered newspaper.( .....

K. Anbazhagan and ors. Vs. the Secretary,

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1988Mad275

..... because it has the power to regulate its own proper constitution but because it finds it necessary for its proper functioning, protection and self-preservation to expel a member offering obstruction to the deliberations of the house during its sitting, the same power cannot be denied to the legislative ..... elections, and conviction for certain crimes. under the heading other crimes' in chapter iii, it is pointed out that the statutory disqualification which the forfeiture act, 1870 imposes on any person convicted of treason previously extended to any person convicted of felony and sentenced to death, preventive detention or corrective training or ..... particularly to the observations under the heading 'other crimes' at page 42.in this paragraph it was stated :'the statutory disqualification which the forfeiture act. 1870 imposes on any person convicted of treason previously extended to any person convicted off,......... felony and sentenced to death, preventive detention or corrective training .....

Society of Auditors and Etc. Vs. Comptroller and Auditor General of In ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2000Mad92

..... of chartered accountants and for that purpose to establish an institute of chartered accountants (hereinafter referred to as 'the institute').4.1. the following provisions of the act are relevant to be mentioned.the terms 'chartered accountant', 'council', 'institute', 'holder of restricted certificate' and 'registrar' arc defined as follows :'section 2(1 ..... form indirectly, which the institute cannot seek directly under form-a of schedule '1'.24.8. mr. arvind p. datar contends that the act itself intends to regulate the profession of chartered accountants, and therefore, these particulars and documents are not at all relevant for assessing the professional and ..... preparing a multi purpose empanelment of the chartered accountants as per the requirements of the statutory authorities and in accordance with the provisions of the act.25.3. mr. n.r. chandran, learned senior counsel explains that these particulars and supporting documents are required to check certain alleged malpractice .....

Good Shepherd Evangelical. Vs. Meenakshi Achi

Court : Chennai

..... by securing a certificate relating to encumbrances (that is copies of entries in the registration registers) from the jurisdictional sub-registrar under section 57 of the registration act, 1908. but a prospective purchaser has no way of ascertaining whether there is any suit or proceeding pending in respect of the property, if the person ..... collusive in nature and, therefore, the transfer effected in favour of the appellant is not affected by lis pendens.14. section 52 of the transfer of property act, 1882, which refers to the transfer of property pending suit, is as follows: section 52. transfer of property pending suit relating thereto. during the pendency ..... necessary and proper party; that the appellant is bona fide purchaser for valuable consideration and its right is protected under section 52 of the transfer of property act, 1882; and that no valid reason has been given for dismissing all the three applications, especially when the presence of the appellant will facilitate effective .....

Shanmughavel Chettiar and ors. Vs. Sri Ramkumar Ginning Firm

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1987Mad28

..... 24. in beardmore v. tredwell, (1862) 31 u ch 892, it was held that where the comfort and enjoyment of a mansion were injured, and the trees planted and standing for ornament and to exclude the view of unsightly objects from the mansion were in some cases destroyed, and in many cases injured, by brick- ..... him, and in deciding whether in any particular case, his right has been interfered with and a nuisance thereby caused, it is necessary to determine whether the act complained of is an inconvenience materially interfering with the ordinary physical comfort of human existence, not merely according to elegant or dainty modes and habits of living, ..... pleasure or business. in deciding whether in any particular case his right has been invaded and a nuisance thereby caused, it is necessary to determine whether the act complained of is an inconvenience materially interfering with the ordinary physical comfort of human existence, not merely according to elegant or dainty modes and habits of living, .....