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Union of India and Anr. Vs. Sudhanshu Kumar Khare and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... d7 a proper application of the above condition, as explained by the subsequent om of 3.3.2008 would mean that the vacancies permitted to be filled through promotion (by the upsc) are actually so filled after following the conditions prescribed for promotions (eligibility conditions, and criteria ..... in the schedule to the special police establishment (executive staff) recruitment rules, 1963, for the existing entries in columns 10 and 11 relating to the post of deputy superintendent of police, the following shall respectively be substituted, namely:- column 10: "(a) promotion - 30 percent failing which by transfer on deputation failing both ..... not sent by cbi to upsc for direct recruitment and excess promotions continued to be made against the quota of direct recruitment and deputation even though the relevant recruitment rules did not permit diversion of the vacancies/quota of the direct recruits/deputation for promotion. ..... the entry of direct recruits contesting respondents in these proceedings at a later date therefore meant that rotation of vacancies could be resorted to the extent their numbers permitted it for the concerned year or years when the direct recruits joined the services; as far as others were concerned, they had ..... a quota rule as reservation rule would result in requiring the state authorities to continue the birth-marks of direct recruits and promotees even after they enter the common cadre through two separate entry points regulating their induction to the cadre. .....

Silfer Enterprises and anr. Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)(18)LC577Tri(Delhi)

..... whose behalf they were purportedly acting had imported the same ball bearings at an earlier date in equal quantity or more for being used in the manufacture of wagon tripplers and dust trapping equipment, thereby permitting them to re-import the same as spares for warranty coverage and, therefore, it is alleged that the huge quantity of ball bearings being imported was not for warranty coverage but for clandestine disposal; ..... that licence carried the following endorsement : spares needed for the purpose of providing warranty coverage of after sales service/whether free of cost or at a price for their customers which shall be permitted as were/are used by them as components of the said items at the time of manufacture as per para 60 of am-84 subject to the condition as per para-44(2) of am 1984 hand book.the licence ..... that the licence in question covers all types of spares used by the importers in the manufacture of their end product and not merely ball bearings and the importer is not permitted to import only ball bearings especially those which fall specifically in the non-permissible category; (v) without prejudice to the above it is further alleged that whereas m/s. ..... in appendix 2 part b of import policy am 84-85 which was the governing policy on the date of importation and were, therefore, restricted items for import, whose importation can only be permitted under cover of a valid import licence produced before the customs authorities at the time of filing the bills of entry. .....

State Vs. Bashir Ahmed Ponnu and Ors

Court : Delhi

..... . the term, systematic or otherwise, has been deliberately used in section 2 (1) in order to ensure that even when the structure of an association is organized or systematic, it would not be permitted to take a plea that since the association is systematic, it is, in fact, an organization and since such an organization, having not been mentioned in the schedule to the ua (p) act, a membership of such an organization cannot amount to an offence punishable under section 20 of ..... . moreover the officials of delhi police or for that matter of fact any police officer from india are not permitted to go to kathmandu and to conduct raids and this endeavour would have been caught at the immigration counter ..... . nor does it mean that prosecution evidence must be rejected on the slightest doubt because the law permits rejection if the doubt is reasonable and not otherwise. 33 ..... no doubt the prosecution has failed to exhibit the dd entry recorded on february 04, 2007 and the photographs as noted in the findings (b) and (o) but the same are lying on the trial court record. ..... . no document has been shown by shahid gafoor showing his entry into nepal ..... b) dd entry recorded in respect of secret information having been received in january, 2007 and the first dd entry recorded on 04.02.2007 have not been proved nor any related documents were ever placed on record or exhibited. .....

Shivaji Prabhudas Bhatia Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1990)LC97Tri(Delhi)

..... the learned advocate has argued that the importer applied for customs clearance permit and in the said application the actual purchase price of the car was shown. ..... the learned advocate has also argued that the appellant produced customs clearance permit to cover the full import price of the car. ..... in respect of the car imported by shri shivaji prabhudas bhatia-, bill of entry for clearance of the car was filed on 11-11-1988. ..... since the customs clearance permit produced by the importer fully covers this value, the car was not liable to confiscation under section 111(d) of the customs act read with section 3(2) of the imports and exports (control) act, 1947 ..... in our view, he is the man behind the misdeclaration made in the bills of entry to evade customs duty. ..... it has been argued by the learned advocate before us that the importer signed the blank papers and were not aware of the fact that in the bill of entry value was declared to be rs. ..... the declared price and model of the car in the bill of entry are not correct. ..... the customs clearance permit described the goods as one honda accord ac 548 p.p ..... in the bill of entry the value was declared to be rs ..... he was not aware that the car was declared in the bill of entry to be of 1986 model. ..... in the bill of entry the car was declared to be of 1986 model and invoice dated 24-4-1986 for dirhams 32,000/- was submitted ..... value declared in the bill of entry was rs. ..... the importer cannot absolve himself of the responsibility of misdeclaration in the bill of entry. .....

Super Traders and Another Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1983(12)ELT258(Del)

..... as result of the above our findings are as follows :- (a) that the stainless steel circles are covered by the unamended heading 73.15(2) of the first schedule of the customs tariff act, 1975; (b) that the said entry 73.15(2) covers both the prime as well as defective and secondary quality of the goods; (c) that the amendment act 15 of 1982 is valid and constitutional and does not in any way violate articles 19(1)(g) and 304(b) of the constitution of ..... so even if stainless steel circle was not included in the sheet under the original sub-heading 73.15(2) the government may well take the view that since scarce foreign exchange is being permitted to be utilised, the imports should atleast earn good state revenue and if for that purpose also it had increased the duty, its acting could not be said to be unreasonable. ..... that the sole reason why the parliament had to rush through the amendment act 15 of 1982 was the issue of interim orders by courts permitting the goods to be got released by paying low rate of duty is evident, and as a matter of fact has been specifically mentioned in the statement of objects and reasons which clearly state that the difference in duty under the ..... though the said section permits the appropriate officer to assess the duty on the basis of the documents produced but if it is found subsequently on examination or testing that any statement in such entry of document is not true the goods may without prejudice to any other action be reassessed to duty. .....

Manekben Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1975Delhi820

..... notwithstanding the fact that the residuary power has been vested in the central legislature under article 248 and its consequence translated in entry 97 in list i, there can be no gainsaying that the idea was to assign such residuary power over matters which at the time of framing the three lists could not be thought of or contemplated ..... it is contended that such a law does not fall within the ambit of entry 9, list i or entry 3, list iii of the seventh schedule as preventive detention laws, postulated by the said two entries or by clause (3) of article 22 which should have nexus with defense, foreign affairs or security of india or with the security of a state, the maintenance of public order or the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the ..... had to be dfference in language in the two provisions in the context of the content of entry 97 as that entry speaks about matters other than those enumerated in the other lists. ..... such laws are called preveniive detention laws sanctioned by entry 9 of list i and entry 3 of list iii in the seventh schedule read with clauses (3) to (7) of article ..... ram, : 1951crilj373 , kania, c.j- observed that article 22 prescribes the minimum procedure that must be included in any law permitting preventive detention. ..... (7) (a) were construed to permit mere enumeration of the subjects in respect of which there is power to enact preventive detention laws, all those subjects can be -set out verbatim, in which event clause (4) (a) would be rendered .....

B.L. Wadehra (Dr.) Vs. State (Nct of Delhi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR2000Delhi266; 85(2000)DLT114; 2000(53)DRJ450

..... hon'ble law minister on 25.2.2000 the leaders of the bar put forth three demands: (a) that the proposed amendments to the civil procedure code be notified only after discussions with the bar; (b) that the entry of foreign lawyers in india be not permitted until a complete and detailed discussion with the bar; and (c) that the advocates act be not amended without consultation with the bar. ..... though the lathi-charge has been admitted by the police, there is surprisingly no reference to any lathi-charge or cane charge in the entries of 24.2.2000 in the wireless log book maintained by the police and produced for our persual. ..... there is no fundamental right, either under article 19 or under article 21 of the constitution, which permits or authorises a lawyer to abstain from appearing in court in a case in which he holds the vakalat for a party in that case. ..... lawyers all over india were protesting against the civil procedure code amendment act, 1999 and certain changes in the advocates act suggested by the law commission and the apprehended entry of foreign lawyers to practice in indian courts. ..... although the entry to the profession can be had by acquiring merely the qualification of technical competence, the honour as a professional has to be maintained by its members by their exemplary conduct both in and outside the court. ..... strike by lawyers will infringe the above-mentioned fundamental right of the litigants and such infringement cannot be permitted. .....

Shri Anirudh Singh Katoch Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003VAD(Delhi)337; 105(2003)DLT887; 2003(89)ECC834

..... baggages rules firearms were excluded on the transfer of residence, in order to facilitate bringing at least one firearm, the government of india issued circular dated 12th january, 1989 as per which only one firearm is permitted subject to certain conditions stipulated therein which include the condition that the person bringing the firearm would not transfer the same to any person in india during his lifetime for consideration or otherwise. ..... , on arrival at the indira gandhi international airport with his baggage and firearms, he was told by the custom officials that he was permitted only one firearm under transfer of residence rules and he had to obtain firearms import license for the other two from the director general ..... firearms fall under the restricted category of import policy as mentioned in the itc(hs) classification and as such import of firearms is not permitted except against an import license issued by the dgft to renowned shooters/rifle clubs for their own use on the recommendation of the department of youth affairs and sports or the ..... valid licenses with respect to three firearms as required under the arms act, 1959 and on transfer of his residence as per baggage rules, 1998 a person holding a valid license to possess arms in india ought to be permitted to bring into india all three firearms and there is no such restriction to carry one firearm only.2. ..... likewise firearms mentioned in entry (a) and gold or silver in entry (5) would not be permitted free of duty .....

All India Federation of Tax Practitioners Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1999)151CTR(Del)1; [1998]236ITR1(Delhi); [1998]101TAXMAN401(Delhi)

..... of innate complexities in the fiscal adjustment of diverse economic factors inherent in the formulation of a policy of taxation and variety of policy options open to the state is permissible.18.merely because the scheme permits waiver of recovery of tax partially and by adopting a certain formula which in its application will result in different quantum of relief being allowed to different litigants in different percentage depending on quantum of arrears ..... of tax does not render the scheme falling foul of the entry 82 above said or article 14.whether the impugned classification between the 'assessee litigating and also in arrears' is discriminatory as it denies benefit of the scheme to such assessees from whom recovery was ..... 43,000 crore approximately and that shows the magnitude of the problem of arrears persuading the government to frame the scheme.as to the plea of entry 82 having been contravened and the arbitrariness allegedly flowing into the scheme by reference thereto it was submitted by the learned additional solicitor general that the incidence ..... of them imposition of taxes on income under entry 82 of the constitution does not permit inequality of any kind in this respect. ..... question is - can the entry 82 in list i of seventh schedule to the constitution which imposes taxes on income permit the legislature to vary the .....

Commissioner of Police Vs. Hc Fateh Singh

Court : Delhi

..... suffice would it be to highlight that in the summary of allegations as also the charge it was a limb of the charge that when the trailer truck was permitted entry in delhi it was at a point of time when entry of trailers in delhi was banned. ..... and we would highlight that one ingredient of the summary of allegations is that the petitioner had permitted entry of the trailer in delhi which was banned.7. ..... we find that in the charge framed it has specifically been listed against respondent as under:after verifying the same, you head constable told them that the entry of the trailer in delhi is banned. ..... after verifying the same, head constable told them that the entry of the trailer in delhi is banned. ..... known to the respondent that evidence would be lead to prove that while on duty at singhu border on march 04, 2006 he demanded and accepted `700/- as bribe before motor vehicle bearing not hr-47-1163 entered delhi in spite of the entry being prohibited.8. .....