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Additional Commissioner of Vs. Nestle India Ltd.

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2005)94TTJ(Delhi)53

..... sales and marketing improvement team (smit) undertook a 4 months' smit exercise in india as a part of major global initiative of nestle to enhance sales and marketing productivity on a worldwide basis.following three critical areas were identified from the point of view of the growth objectives of the sales : - expand distribution to reach one million retail outlets on a regular basis; the aim was to access and evaluate various operations with a view to optimize the ..... of india had in terms of indian industrial policy announced in 1991 and still in force allowed indian companies to pay royalty up to 5 per cent on domestic sales and 8 per cent on export sales whereas the royalty paid by the assessee was only 3.5 per cent on domestic sales and 5 per cent on export sales.according to the assessee, the payment of fixed amount for technical assistance fee was not the best thing ..... the said royalty were fully covered by the provisions of section 40a(2)(b) and section 92 of the it act, 1961.although gross payment of 4.2 per cent on domestic sales and 6 per cent on export sales had actually been paid by the assessee, a comparison of net payment (after tds) of 3.5 per cent and 5 per cent for domestic sales and export sales, respectively, was made against overall gross limits of 5 per cent and 8 per ..... product specific information, like recipes and manufacturing instructions, all operational aspects of factory operations as well as safety, environment protection and quality assurance.45. .....

Pt Poly Sinda Eka Parkasa Vs. Designated Authority/Ministry

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2005)(185)ELT358TriDel

..... dumping and its injurious effect so far as the articles exported by the exporter giving the price undertaking are concerned and that the imposition of anti-dumping duty on such exporter is primarily meant for the protection of domestic industry and not just for raising the revenue.13.2 before accepting an undertaking aimed at the elimination of injury, the designated authority would normally consult with the complainant to seek its views on the levels of pricing ..... sysed jaffer and sons, secunderabad, ap reported in 1993 supp (1) scc 754, in which the supreme court held in paragraph 6 of the judgment that, though there was no inherent right of appeal to any assessee and it had to be spelt from the words of the statute, if any, providing for an appeal, it was an equally well-settled proposition of law, that if there is a provision conferring a right of appeal, it should be read in a reasonable, practical and liberal manner.arguments on behalf of the ..... reasons for such non-acceptance and give it an opportunity to make its comments thereon.the reasons of non-acceptance of a price-undertaking ought to be explicitly written in the final determination to enable a meaningful consideration of such quasi-judicial act of the administrative officer by a higher judicial forum.14.3 the level of price increase under a satisfactory price undertaking would be equivalent to a dumping margin established in the preliminary determination. .....

Sanjay Kumar Valmiki Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... judge-ii (north-west), rohini courts, delhi convicted sanjay kumar valmiki of the offences under sections 302, 363, 376 (2)(f), 376 and 201 ipc for kidnapping the prosecutrix/deceased u , aged about eight years, from the lawful guardianship of her parents with an intention to rape her; committed rape on her and thereafter hammered her to death with a steel rod; and then caused the disappearance of evidence of the commission of the offence ..... of retrial under section 386(b) of the code, will depend on the facts and circumstances of each case for which no straitjacket formula can be formulated but the appeal court must closely keep in view that while protecting the right of an accused to fair trial and due process, the people who seek protection of law do not lose hope in legal system and the interests of the society are not altogether overlooked. 16. in mohd ..... the right to be defended by a legal practitioner, flowing from article 22(1) of the constitution has further been fortified by the introduction of the directive principles of state policy embodied in article 39a of the constitution by the 42nd amendment act of 1976 and enactment of subsection (1) of section 304 of the code of criminal procedure. ..... prosecutrix, a female child u , aged about 8 years, was left along with her younger siblings in the park at ku block behind the north delhi power limited ( ndpl ) office, pitampura by her mother sunita (pw-21) who used to do domestic work. ..... state of west bengal (2005) 1 scc115 25. .....

State Vs. Sanjay Kumar Valmiki

Court : Delhi

..... judge-ii (north-west), rohini courts, delhi convicted sanjay kumar valmiki of the offences under sections 302, 363, 376 (2)(f), 376 and 201 ipc for kidnapping the prosecutrix/deceased u , aged about eight years, from the lawful guardianship of her parents with an intention to rape her; committed rape on her and thereafter hammered her to death with a steel rod; and then caused the disappearance of evidence of the commission of the offence ..... of retrial under section 386(b) of the code, will depend on the facts and circumstances of each case for which no straitjacket formula can be formulated but the appeal court must closely keep in view that while protecting the right of an accused to fair trial and due process, the people who seek protection of law do not lose hope in legal system and the interests of the society are not altogether overlooked. 16. in mohd ..... the right to be defended by a legal practitioner, flowing from article 22(1) of the constitution has further been fortified by the introduction of the directive principles of state policy embodied in article 39a of the constitution by the 42nd amendment act of 1976 and enactment of subsection (1) of section 304 of the code of criminal procedure. ..... prosecutrix, a female child u , aged about 8 years, was left along with her younger siblings in the park at ku block behind the north delhi power limited ( ndpl ) office, pitampura by her mother sunita (pw-21) who used to do domestic work. ..... state of west bengal (2005) 1 scc115 25. .....

The Management of Mayo International School Vs. Ms. Anju Farswan and a ...

Court : Delhi

..... of the dst, however, i have given my independent reasoning above as per the facts which have emerged on record and which show that respondent no.1 should be either taken to be having statutory protection from the year 2000 or would at least stand confirmed w.e.f 1.4.2003 and therefore respondent no.1 s services could not have been terminated simply by issuing a termination of services letter dated 25.3.2004 without following the ..... of course, there may be estoppel against law where the provisions of law are only for private individual interest and not meant to be in public interest, however, considering that statutory protection is given to the employees of a school and which results in stability to the education system, the same therefore cannot be held to be as not in public interest, more so after amending of the ..... appointment letter dated 3.12.2007 or whether the employment of respondent no.1 since inception in the peculiar facts of this case would have a statutory favour in view of the provisions of the delhi school education act and rules, 1973, and secondly as to whether the actions of the petitioner-school amount to over-reach the provision of rule 105 and is, therefore, against the ratio not only of the categorical ..... not extended after it was completed on 14.4.2003, termination of services of the appellant (respondent no.1 herein) on 25.3.2004 without holding any domestic enquiry was illegal.2. ..... , (2005) 7 scc 47.read with division bench judgment of this court in .....

Khabros Steel India Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

..... this purpose, the case should be re-examined and appellants shall be afforded another opportunity to produce any collateral evidence to establish before the commissioner that the goods under the impugned ar.4 have been exported.it is clear from the above direction that the dispute was to be decided based on collateral evidence about the export, inasmuch as it was already noted that original documents about export were not available.all the same, the ..... the difference in gr numbers mentioned in the bill of lading as well as shipping bill, the submission of the learned consultant is that the correct number is the one mentioned in the shipping bill and this position will be clear from the fact that connected banking correspondence of the reserve bank of india mentioned this gr number and the same amount as mentioned in the shipping bill. ..... there is no evidence of clandestine manufacture or sale of the goods in the domestic market without payment of duty by unauthorised use of non-duty paid capital goods or imported raw ..... contention of the learned consultant is that since the container number in the bill of lading and the gr number are the same as the container sent from the factory, it should be accepted that the goods cleared from the factory were placed on board the vessel. ..... submission of the learned consultant is that it is well settled that when goods are confiscated, redeeming of the same would be on discharge of duty liability in terms of section 125(2) of the customs act. .....

State Through Cbi vs.sajjan Kumar & Ors

Court : Delhi

..... judgment also noted the dissatisfaction with the progress of the investigation and the public clamour surrounding it which resulted in the constitution of the justice ranganath misra commission under the coi act on 26th april 1985, inter alia, to find out whether there was any organized mob violence at the behest of congress workers and if there was, then suggest ways and means to punish the guilty . ..... was sent by the secretary (h) in the ministry of home affairs to the director, cbi as under: in reply to the discussion held in the lok sabha on 10th august 2005 and the rajya sabha on 11th august 2005 on the report of justice nanavati commission of inquiry into 1984 anti-sikh riots, the prime minister and the home minister had given an assurance that wherever the commission has named any specific ..... 2nd november 1984, hiding in the house of his father-in-law, he could see from the window how a police van would come and stop and upon seeing them, sikhs would come out hoping to be protected. ..... the court also cannot agree with his description of the violence as being the result of a self-evoked provocation which resulted in an outburst of crime in delhi and other parts of the country when thousands of sikh men, women, and children have been butchered while the law and order situation deteriorated all around ..... of such delayed prosecutions is nevertheless supported by arguments made by various international legal actors that domestic statutes of limitations do not apply to such crimes. .....

Balwan Khokhar vs.cbi

Court : Delhi

..... judgment also noted the dissatisfaction with the progress of the investigation and the public clamour surrounding it which resulted in the constitution of the justice ranganath misra commission under the coi act on 26th april 1985, inter alia, to find out whether there was any organized mob violence at the behest of congress workers and if there was, then suggest ways and means to punish the guilty . ..... was sent by the secretary (h) in the ministry of home affairs to the director, cbi as under: in reply to the discussion held in the lok sabha on 10th august 2005 and the rajya sabha on 11th august 2005 on the report of justice nanavati commission of inquiry into 1984 anti-sikh riots, the prime minister and the home minister had given an assurance that wherever the commission has named any specific ..... 2nd november 1984, hiding in the house of his father-in-law, he could see from the window how a police van would come and stop and upon seeing them, sikhs would come out hoping to be protected. ..... the court also cannot agree with his description of the violence as being the result of a self-evoked provocation which resulted in an outburst of crime in delhi and other parts of the country when thousands of sikh men, women, and children have been butchered while the law and order situation deteriorated all around ..... of such delayed prosecutions is nevertheless supported by arguments made by various international legal actors that domestic statutes of limitations do not apply to such crimes. .....

Mahender Yadav vs.central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... judgment also noted the dissatisfaction with the progress of the investigation and the public clamour surrounding it which resulted in the constitution of the justice ranganath misra commission under the coi act on 26th april 1985, inter alia, to find out whether there was any organized mob violence at the behest of congress workers and if there was, then suggest ways and means to punish the guilty . ..... was sent by the secretary (h) in the ministry of home affairs to the director, cbi as under: in reply to the discussion held in the lok sabha on 10th august 2005 and the rajya sabha on 11th august 2005 on the report of justice nanavati commission of inquiry into 1984 anti-sikh riots, the prime minister and the home minister had given an assurance that wherever the commission has named any specific ..... 2nd november 1984, hiding in the house of his father-in-law, he could see from the window how a police van would come and stop and upon seeing them, sikhs would come out hoping to be protected. ..... the court also cannot agree with his description of the violence as being the result of a self-evoked provocation which resulted in an outburst of crime in delhi and other parts of the country when thousands of sikh men, women, and children have been butchered while the law and order situation deteriorated all around ..... of such delayed prosecutions is nevertheless supported by arguments made by various international legal actors that domestic statutes of limitations do not apply to such crimes. .....

Girdhari Lal vs.state Through Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... judgment also noted the dissatisfaction with the progress of the investigation and the public clamour surrounding it which resulted in the constitution of the justice ranganath misra commission under the coi act on 26th april 1985, inter alia, to find out whether there was any organized mob violence at the behest of congress workers and if there was, then suggest ways and means to punish the guilty . ..... was sent by the secretary (h) in the ministry of home affairs to the director, cbi as under: in reply to the discussion held in the lok sabha on 10th august 2005 and the rajya sabha on 11th august 2005 on the report of justice nanavati commission of inquiry into 1984 anti-sikh riots, the prime minister and the home minister had given an assurance that wherever the commission has named any specific ..... 2nd november 1984, hiding in the house of his father-in-law, he could see from the window how a police van would come and stop and upon seeing them, sikhs would come out hoping to be protected. ..... the court also cannot agree with his description of the violence as being the result of a self-evoked provocation which resulted in an outburst of crime in delhi and other parts of the country when thousands of sikh men, women, and children have been butchered while the law and order situation deteriorated all around ..... of such delayed prosecutions is nevertheless supported by arguments made by various international legal actors that domestic statutes of limitations do not apply to such crimes. .....