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Commissioner of Commercial Taxes and anr. Vs. Shri Dipak Dhar and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1986]61STC131(Cal)

..... the constitution to comprise only materials;' commodities and articles, that is to say, concrete goods. therefore the definition of 'goods' in the madras general sales tax act, 1959, as meaning all kinds of movable property, does not go beyond the meaning given to that expression in the constitution and has made a distinction between ..... has held that copyright is incorporeal movable property and the expression 'all kinds of movable property' in the definition of 'goods' in the madras general sales tax act, 1959, would necessarily take within its sweep even intangible or incorporeal movable property, apart from holding that the expression 'goods' has not been defined in article ..... is capable of abstraction, consumption and use and it can be transmitted, transferred, delivered, stored, possessed, etc. in the c. p. and berar sales tax act, which was considered in that case by the supreme court, section 2(d) has defined 'goods' as all kinds of movable property other than actionable claims and .....

State of Tripura Vs. Siddik Miah and anr.

Court : Guwahati

Reported in : 2010CriLJ1834

..... by the learned trial court from the charges levelled against them, the court has to be loath from exercising its discretionary power under section 5 of the limitation act as vested in it.7. mr. bhattacharjee also submitted that the state-appellant explained the delay of 150 days and prays for condoning the same but actually the ..... of justice or what may have been lost by the parties or inaction/negligence or laches. the courts are not permitted to travel beyond the provisions of the act or to supplement them. the court cannot grant exemption from limitation on equitable consideration or on the ground of hardship. while referring to the aforesaid law report mr ..... order of acquittal passed in a case instituted otherwise upon a complaint may be presented within the period of limitation prescribed under article 114(a) of the limitation act, 1963. therefore, the period of limitation for presenting appeal on behalf of the state government from an order of acquittal is 90 days from the date of .....

H.M. Sakamma Vs. Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (Kpt ...

Court : Karnataka

..... not intend to further the rhetoric of empty rights. women would be as vulnerable without state protection as by the loss of freedom because of the impugned act. the present law ends up victimising its subject in the name of protection. in that regard the interference prescribed by the state for pursuing the ends ..... into anytransaction or negotiations with the authority, cannot invoke the doctrine of legitimate expectation, merely on the ground that the authority has a general obligation to act fairly.10. therefore, the impugned amended regulations at annexure-l excluding the itc certificate holders and removing the reservation to them in the matter of recruitment ..... of the decision-making authority. the expectation should be legitimate, that is reasonable, logical and valid. any expectation which is based on sporadic or casual or random acts, or which is unreasonable, illogical or invalid cannot be a legitimate expectation. not being a right, it is not enforceable as such. it is a concept .....

Governor-general in Council Vs. Province of Madras

Court : Privy Council

..... legislature has, and a provincial legislature has not, power to make laws with respect to any of the matters enumerated in list i in sch. 7 to this act (hereinafter called the 'federal legislation list'). (2) notwithstanding anything in the next succeeding sub-sections the federal legislature, and, subject to the preceding subsection, a provincial ..... respectively that the parties rely, the respondent contending that entry no. 48 of the provincial legislative list authorises and justifies the impugned provisions of the madras act, the appellant contending that so far as those provisions purport to impose a tax on first sales they in effect impose a duty of excise and are ..... to the provisions of entry no. 45 in the federal legislative list. the third reason thus stated rests on the opening words of s. 100 (1), constitution act, "notwithstanding anything in the two next succeeding sub-sections" and the opening words of s. 100 (3) "subject to the two preceding sub-sections." their lordships .....

Amar Ahmed Vs. Durgah Committee, Ajmer

Court : Privy Council

..... 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 .....

Kamla Kanwar Vs. State of Rajasthan and Others

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... the present form has resulted in discriminatory treatment to the members of the paramilitary forces like border security force and central reserve police force, even though their act of gallantry cannot in any way be underestimated. awardees of the president's police medal, who are otherwise similarly situate, have to be placed at par ..... gallantry award and who is resident of rajasthan and resided in rajasthan or who is the indian citizen and who has been awarded gallantry award for the bravery act during fight in the battle field in rajasthan. 14. in so far as phraseology "defence service" is concerned, according to interpretation placed by the respondents ..... rules of 1966 have been framed with a view to recognise and reward members of the defence services of the country, who have distinguished themselves by conspicuous acts of gallantry and are awarded gallantry decorations by the president of india. the respondents are interpreting the rules of 1966 to mean that they are not applicable .....

Holy Family English Medium L.P. School and Others Vs. Employees State ...

Court : Kerala

..... of that period. 27. from the above, it is quite obvious that definition of the term workman/employee under the. industrial disputes act, minimum wages act, payment of gratuity act (unamended) more or less refers to the particular nature/specified category of skilled, unskilled, manual etc. where there is a reference to ..... amendment would throw some light on the background, which hence is extracted below: prefatory note - statement of objects and reasons - the payment of gratuity act 1972 provides for payment of gratuity to employees engaged in factories, mines, oilfields, plantations, ports, railway companies, shops or other establishment and for matters ..... provided by the legislature. the apex court, in the said case, was mainly considering whether the provisions of the contract labour (regulation and abolition) act, 1970 envisage the concept of automatic absorption of contract labourers by the principal employer, on issuance of abolition notification and such other incidental issues. .....

JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Board of T ...

Court : Mumbai

..... of mr bharucha, that the 1st respondent's right to terminate the lease and evict the lessee remained intact despite the provisions of the sarfaesi act. the sarfaesi act cannot be construed in a manner that would destroy these statutory or contractual rights vested with the 1st respondent. this being the case, and considering ..... recovery of rent or damages in respect of public premises from persons who were in unauthorized occupation thereof. the vires of certain provisions of the 1958 act were challenged in different courts all over country as being unconstitutional, and which challenges were upheld. since, these court decisions had created serious difficulties for ..... in the said letter the petitioner informed the 1st respondent that the leasehold rights in the said property would be sold by the petitioner under the sarfaesi act. thereafter, the 1st respondent, by its letter dated 18 january, 2013, informed the petitioner that the entire exercise of mortgage and the consequent action of .....

The State Of Punjab Vs. Principal Secretary To The Governor Of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... 25 the genesis of the controversy has required the intervention of this court at two distinct levels: first, to ensure that the constitutional duty of the governor to act on the aid and advice of the council of ministers to summon the legislative assembly is fulfilled without delay or demur; and second, to ensure that the obligation of ..... by the state of punjab. wp(c) 302/2023 5 11 the government of punjab seeks (a) a declaration that the governor of punjab is duty bound to act on the aid and advice of the council of ministers in matters of summoning or proroguing of the vidhan sabha of the state of punjab; (b) a writ ..... constitution to exercise his functions in his discretion.32. it is a fundamental principle of english constitutional law that ministers must accept responsibility for every executive act. in england the sovereign never acts on his own responsibility. the power of the sovereign is conditioned by the practical rule that the crown must find advisers to bear responsibility for .....

Collector of Central Excise Vs. Patel Detergents

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1996)(87)ELT546TriDel

..... or production. the amount of commission paid to the selling agents, therefore, is not trade discount within the meaning of the explanation to section 4 of the act and does not qualify for any deduction. in our view, the high court was clearly justified in rejecting this claim of the appellant." 16. taking all the ..... are the manufacturers of washing powder are desirous of marketing their goods through the selling organisation of the consignee distributors at above place and later have agreed to act as consignee distributors of the former and effect sales of the goods belonging to the principals on fixed commission basis." 5. the consignee distributor should sell the ..... that judgment are extracted below: "43. the position emerging from the review of the decisions aforesaid may now be summarised each and every decision has accepted and acted upon the law laid down in bombay tyre international. the test evolved in the said decision has been expressly reiterated in all the judgments, though it is .....