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Grasim Industries Itd Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1999)64TTJ(Mumbai)357

..... consists of the amount contributed to various associations other than charitable donations which have been considered for the purpose of deduction under s. 8og of the it act. the claim of the assessee is that these contributions are necessary to earn the company, the goodwill of the local populace which ensured smooth working of ..... revenue authorities. it is not possible for us to agree that all other public authorities fabricated evidence to merely support assessee's claim. these authorities acted in discharge of their official duties. the learned representative of the assessee has admitted before us that there was overwriting and cutting in the log book ..... , therefore, clear that interest on borrowings made for purposes of business could not be deducted/adjusted against income from 'other sources'. therefore, the ao acted contrary to the decision of the supreme court when after allowing entire interest against business income, he apportioned a part of it towards dividend income assessed .....

Damu Yeshwant Naik Vs. Smt. Timotina Barreto and Others

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... prescription. article 474 of the civil code provides as under: "possession is the retention or fruition of a thing or a right. para one - permissive acts or acts out of tolerance do not constitute possession. para 2nd - the possession continues when the retention or fruition of the thing or the right lasts or the possibilities ..... the defendants. 10. as far as the first substantial question of law is concerned, the learned counsel for the plaintiff submitted that the indian easement act, 1882 (said act) came into force in goa on 01/11/1978 whereas the cowshed of the plaintiff was existing since much prior to that and therefore the provisions ..... in the circumstance above, in my considered opinion, the absence of specific plea of irrevocability of license cannot preclude application of section 60(2) of the said act since such irrevocability is merely a consequence of law. substantial question: (b), therefore gets answered in favour of the defendants. however that does not help the defendants .....

J.V. Gokal Charity Trust and Others Vs. Contrex Pvt. Ltd. and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... of death of the deceased seems to me to be quite beside the point. that relating-back, as i have noted, is only to save the intervening acts (of preservation and maintenance of the estate, say, payment of taxes, etc.) from invalidation. the executors could not have been sued qua executors till they obtained probate, and ..... the trust properties. the civil judge, senior division, decreed the suit. in appeal, the took a plea of a bar under section 50 of bombay public trusts act, 1950 ( bpt act ) as it was then known. the division bench said: now, in our opinion, it is unnecessary to go into all these questions, particularly the question ..... of various churches. the participating churches accepted this. the first district church of the brethren in india was registered as a religious society under the societies registration act, 1860. a second round table conference followed in 1951, again in new delhi, and this resulted in the constitution of a negotiation committee intended to continue .....

M/s. Maya Developers Vs. Neelam R. Thakkar and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... all the constituents in the field of co-operative housing. therefore the government is issuing following directive under section 79(a) of maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960. the following directive be termed as directive for redevelopment of building of co-operative housing society . 1. requisition for convening special general body ..... hardship to the majority members and the developer. 4. in one case after another, this court has been passing orders directing such recalcitrant members to act according to the resolutions of the co-operative housing society passed either unanimously or with majority of 70% of the members. such recalcitrant members, however, ..... the process of redevelopment. 2. there is no transparency in tender process. 3. appointing contractors arbitrarily. 4. to work by violating provisions of co-operative act, rules and bye-laws. 5. no orderliness in the work of architect and project consultant. 6. not planning redevelopment project report. 7. not adopting proper .....

Baban Mayacha and ors. Vs. Nagu Shravucha and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1877)ILR2Bom19

..... nobody, i may here observe, has ever heard in england of such a right being, as property, subjected to probate or succession duty. jurisdiction being given by act viii of 1859, section 5, in actions not brought for land or other immoveable property, to the courts within whose jurisdiction defendants reside, there is not any necessity ..... of the state by which this right is claimed. it is upon this ground that is founded the acknowledged immunity of a neutral state from the exercise of acts of hostility by one belligerent power against another, within those limits. this claim has, however, been sometimes extended to exclude other nations from the innocent use ..... from getting into their nets, thus causing them considerable pecuniary loss. they, therefore, claim from the respondents rs. 3,000 as damages in respect of such their act, and also pray for a perpetual injunction to restrain the latter from repeating it.2. in their written statement the respondents (defendants below) urge that the court .....

D.S. Veer Ranji Vs. Ciba Speciality Chemicals (i) Ltd. and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(2)BomCR29; [2002(92)FLR1048]; (2002)IILLJ569Bom

..... and circumstances.' 93. it is not as if our civil courts have no power under the existing law. under section 31(1) of the specific relief act, 1963 (act no. 47 of 1963), any person against whom an instrument is void or voidable, and who has reasonable-apprehension that such instrument, if left outstanding, may ..... against the college by the dismissed principal for reinstatement. it was contended that the executive committee of the college which was registered under the co-operative societies act and affiliated to the agra university (and subsequently to meerut university) was a statutory body. the importance of this contention lies in the fact that in ..... the retention of the status of workers and unionised staff and, therefore, in the teeth of the alleged violation of the statutory provisions in the industrial disputes act, protecting their rights, they are entitled to seek relief in this writ petition in the absence of proper investigation and determination of the factual issues disputed, .....

Surendra M. Khandhar Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2001]76ITD121(Mum)

..... shares of suman motels ltd.(ann-a).2.copy of acknowledgement of income-tax returns filed, for the above persons, as per annexures b 1 to b3.3.family tree of khandhar family annexure c.4.cash found and not seized rs. 78,961 - the cash found on 18-12-1991 at the premises belong to shekhakha & co ..... in response to the particulars of the concerns furnished by the assessee only during the hearing before the tribunal. without such particulars, the assessing officer was entitled to act on the admission contained in the statement dated 20-12-1991, but in view of these particulars and the contentions raised before the tribunal, it has become necessary ..... director of suman motels ltd. by shri arvind kumar, authorised officer.23-9-1993in the income tax officer (cgo annexe), bombay statement under section 131 of the income tax act was recorded from shri s.m. khandhar, director of suman motels ltd. by shri govindlal, assessing officer.'a copy of the statement of the assessee given before the assessing .....

Madan Malji Kambli and Others Vs. State of Goa, Through Its Chief Secr ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... kiadb to leave a land of one kilometer as a buffer zone from the outer periphery of the village in order to maintain a ''green area'' towards preservation of land for grazing of cattle, agricultural operation, etc. the court, however, directed that in future, before acquisition of lands for development, the kiadb ..... assistance that the state government deems fit. 101} both, the learned advocate general and the assistant solicitor general, place reliance on the air craft act, 1934. the said act is an act to make better provision for the control of the manufacture, possession, use, operation, sale, import and export of aircraft. in section 2, ..... from claiming compensation for the acquisition of their lands and even objecting to the compensation offered by taking recourse to section 18 of the land acquisition act. equally, on instructions the learned advocate general makes a statement that the state government will provide employment opportunities to the petitioners and the affected occupants .....

SCOD 18 Networking Pvt. Ltd. and Another Vs. Ministry of Information a ...

Court : Mumbai

..... of objectionable content, they may resort to violence. the content can be so provocative that all the cherished values and principles, the institutions working to preserve democracy, sovereignty and unity of india with a guarantee of a secular atmosphere aimed to assure justice, social and economical, would collapse. 41. such ..... airlines at different airports in the country. the ground-handling service is subject to security clearance from the central government. section 5 of the aircraft act, 1934 empowers the government to make rules providing for licensing, inspection and regulation of aerodromes and, thus, the aircraft rules, 1937 have been framed ..... that the government decided to introduce digital addressable system (das) in place of conditional access system (cas). that is how the cable television networks (regulation) act, 1995, underwent sweeping changes. vide notification dated 28th april, 2012, the cable television networks rules, 1994 were also amended and it was made mandatory for .....

In Re: Pandurang Shidrao

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1910)12BOMLR1029

..... the matter wrongly when, at the beginning of his reasons for the order, he observed that the question before him was ' whether it was necessary for the preservation of the public peace to refuse permission.' it would seem that the district magistrate has left his order exposed to this attack by neglecting the elementary precaution of ..... following strictly the language of the statute under which he was acting, so that the question which he proposed to himself is not accurately the question which arises on the plain words of the section. but we think that ..... criminal procedure code. mr. branson in contending for the affirmative has urged that the order is not such an order as could be made under section 44 of the police act, and that it therefore falls within the reach of our revisional powers. in support of the argument reference is made to the somewhat similar powers conferred on .....