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Choithram Verhomal Vs. A.G. Kazi and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1966Bom54; (1965)67BOMLR544

..... in future regarding is assessment proceedings. the supreme court held that the order was not contemplated or sanctioned by the particular provision of the income = tax act under which it purposed to have been made. treating the order as purely executive order ,the supreme court observed.'in the circumstances this substantial discrimination has been ..... make rule requiring that persons entering india shall be in possession of passports and for all matter ancillary that incidental to the purpose. section 5 of the act empowers the central government to direct the removal of any person from india who in contravene of the rule under s. 3 prohibiting entry into india without ..... is non - statutory administrative action' which is not subject to judicial review. the affidavit further say that as the refusal to grant a passport was an administrative act, on show - cause notice was required to be issued to the petitioner.(6) it is not disputed on behalf of the petitioner that the order rejecting .....

Ambadas Rambhau Gujar and anr. Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1965)IILLJ409Bom

..... determined that such stitches were not employees as normally understood but were independent contractors and were not entitled to the benefits conferred by this act as the stitches working in the premises of the tailoring establishment were closely and intimately connected with the establishment, the state government issued the ..... applications. the petitioners further say that similar prosecutions were launched against proprietors of other tailoring establishments for alleged contravention of the provisions of the act but in all the proceedings, the proprietors of the establishments were acquitted. even the appeals preferred by the state government from those orders of ..... of the learned presidency magistrate. in december 1958, nine of the stitches working in the petitioners' establishment filed applications under the payment of wages act to recover weekly-off wages. in these applications, which were heard together by the payment of wages authority, the petitioners raised a preliminary .....

Abdulgafar A. Nadiadwala Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax and ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2004)188CTR(Bom)232; [2004]267ITR488(Bom)

..... in the case of ctt v. suessin textile bearing ltd : [1982]135itr443(guj) , wherein while deciding the claim of the assessee under 1961 act, struck a dissenting note and observed that practical commonsense approach keeping in view the commercial expediency should be adopted to find out legislative intent62. explanation (b ..... which is akin to sale is also deemed to be a sale as per the said constitutional amendment. the statement of object and reasons of the constitution (forty-sixth amendment) act, 1982, amongst others states as under:'1. ..... ..... .......2. ...... ...... .......3. ....... ....... .......4. ....... ........ ......5. ......... ........ ........6. device by way of lease of ..... of exhibition rights can very well be covered by the phrase 'goods' for the purpose of export under section 80hhc(f) that under the customs act and also under the indian trade classification (which follows the hsn system for classification) 'cinematographic items and tapes' have been termed as 'goods' .....

Shrimati Joharabi Abdul Wahid Vs. Member, Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1972)74BOMLR651

..... not separately stated in the referring order but would be as follows:whether a notice under section 9(1) of the berar regulation of agricultural leases act, 1951 (act xxiv of 1951) by itself terminates the lease of the tenant or whether further order under section 8(1)(g) was necessary for the effective termination of the lease ..... . on december 4, 1954 she served a notice upon the tenant under section 9(1) of the berar regulation of agricultural leases act, 1951 (which we shall hereafter refer to as the leases act) claiming to terminate the tenancy of the respondent-tenant on the ground that she required the field for her personal cultivation. having given ..... section (1) of section 132 read with schedule i the berar regulation of agricultural leases act, 1951 was wholly repealed. then sub-sections (2) and (3) provide as follows:132. (2) nothing in sub-section (1) shall, save as expressly provided in this act, affect or be deemed to affect-(i) any right, title, interest, obligation or .....

Jagjivandas Jamnadas Vs. the Nagar Central Bank Limited

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1926)28BOMLR226

..... protection should not be extended to the indorsee. when the drawee is protected even if the signature of the payee is not genuine, i think the legislature by act v of 1914 extended that protection to the indorsee and doubts having arisen as to whether section 85 was applicable or not section 16 was amended in this manner ..... provisions relating to a payee occur they shall apply with the necessary modifications to an ' indorsee,' in my opinion, section 16 (2) of the negotiable instruments act, which isadded by act v of 1914, certainly gives protection under section 85 to the drawee and in the case of indorsee also if the signature of the indorsee is not genuine. ..... tarachand ghanshamdas and had only borne the indorsement of the payee, whether genuine or not, there is not the slightest doubt that section 85 of the negotiable instruments act gave complete protection to the drawee. but it is urged on behalf of the plaintiff that as in this case the cheque was indorsed in favour of tarachand .....

Harish S/O Mahadeo Pimpalkhute and anr. Vs. Bal Thackeray and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1997)99BOMLR455

..... any support to the submission.11. the learned counsel made an attempt to suggest that it being an innocent publication as envisaged by section 3 of the act, the contemners be exonerated. this submission is wholly untenable. section 3 contemplates innocence in relation to proceedings, which are pending and the publication needs to ..... of lawyers for wining and dining.the submission is equally untenable. authority as cited does not render support to the propositions. section 2(b) of the act defines civil contempt being a wilful disobedience amongst others of a judgment decree of any other process of the court. this definition envisages particular proceedings of the ..... imperative. in the absence thereof, the petitions are untenable. other respondents except nos. 9 to 12 have adopted the same line.3. section 15 of the act, as recognised, has a laudable purpose. the consent of advocate general for private person to approach this court operates as filter to eliminate vexatious or frivolous .....

Vidarbha Youth Welfare Society and Others Vs. Sandip Ram Meghe and Oth ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... when the judicial officers of the rank of district judge presides over as joint charity commissioner. it has given rise to conundrum. under the maharashtra cooperative societies act, 1960, all types of disputes are to be decided by cooperative court, appeal/revision by cooperative appellate court. in fact, no disputes are now required to ..... of the trust for alleged misconduct. it is noteworthy that 'court' under section 2 (4) means only 'district court' for the purposes of the act. the legislature does not appear to have desired that all and sundry disputes about personal rights or legal injury should compulsorily be placed with the jurisdiction of ..... such trusts are properly administered public interest will suffer. therefore, matters affecting administration of such trusts are covered under section 50 of the bombay public trusts act. this situation is somewhat similar to suits under section 92 of the code of civil procedure. these suits are suits in representative capacity and pertain to .....

The Advocate-general of Bombay Vs. Haji Ismail Hasham

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1910)12BOMLR274

..... is clearly not contemplating, cases of this kind. in such cases, assuming that local authorities have not sufficient powers to compel obedience to their acts where those acts are public acts of health, safety and convenience, the attorney-general supplements the defects of their authority by calling upon the courts to issue mandatory injunctions to compel ..... are almost equally open to either construction. i must therefore be guided partly at least by a consideration of the general policy underlying the whole act. this act is intended for the municipal government of the city of bombay. if we turn to section 66 there can be no mistaking the intention of the ..... the offending local authority, corporation, or company; or (b] where powers conferred upon the local authority are inadequate for enforcing compliance with the provisions of their act to supplement those powers by his special remedies. and neither of those cases in the least resembles the present case.20. having thus briefly stated what i .....

Miss Sarita Narayan Sawant and Another Vs. State and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1989)91BOMLR692; 1990CriLJ351; 1989MhLJ604

..... the alleged offences were committed within the jurisdiction of the judicial magistrate ponda, he shall deal with the petitioners under the provisions of the juvenile justice act. 1986 on whatever offences disclosed in the chargesheet.i am grateful to shri bhobe, learned public prosecutor, for the assistance rendered by him in this ..... protection, development and rehabilitation of the juvenile and for adjudication of certain matter and other dispositions. there is no theory of punishment imported into the act and the whole thrust is on the protection, development and rehabilitation. admittedly juveniles cannot be sent to prison, bail cannot be refused and the maximum ..... concerned judicial magistrate first class answer to this question does not pose much difficulty, regard being had to the various provisions of the juvenile justice act, 1986 and certain other provisions of code of criminal procedure to which i have made abundant reference. notwithstanding the provisions contained in the code of .....

Syed Asrar Ahmed Vs. the Durgah Committee

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1947)49BOMLR235

..... mutawalli of durgah khwaja sahib is an employee of the government and should pay respect to the diwanji.secondly there was passed in 1863 the religious endowments act (act xx of 1863) the purpose of which was to enable the government in pursuance of its traditional policy to rid itself of responsibility for the management of ..... nisar ahmed praying that the notice be declared ultra vires and the appropriate injunction granted against nisar ahmed. they claimed to be the only competent authority under the act of 1863 to nominate or appoint a mutawalli. this suit abated under circumstances which need not be examined, and in 1921 the then commissioner, colonel patterson, ..... who had survived his son did not remain inactive and eventually in 1842 the then commissioner, colonel sutherland, directed that he should be reinstated. this purely executive act was done by him in pursuance of a notification from the governor of the n.w. province that he considered that he (the commissioner) had full powers .....