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Laxmidas Patel Vs. the Indore Municipal Corporation and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1975MP223

..... if the state has decided to permit imposition of a tax under entry 49, list ii for raising funds to provide relief to destitutes, it cannot be argued that the state should have also legislated for imposition of taxes permitted under other entries for the same purpose. ..... the cess permitted by the act is a tax on lands and buildings (entry 49, list ii) which a local auhority can impose for raising funds for providing relief to destitutes. ..... under this entry owners of other properties cannot be taxed at all. ..... the cess imposed is a tax on lands and buildings under entry 49, list ii. ..... the state has power to legislate for the relief of the disabled and unemploy-ables; (entry 9, list ii). .....

Bhailal Bhai Vs. State of M.P. and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : [1960]11STC511(MP)

..... -general's own statement that the tobacco sold in madhya bharat was substantially imported tobacco and that the taxing authorities did not construe the relevant entries as permitting them to tax sales of tobacco grown in madhya bharat and excluded those sales in determining the taxable turnover of the petitioners, it is clear that the entries imposing sales tax on tobacco worked out in their actual administration, discriminatory. ..... in connection with the question whether the impugned imposition of tax offended article 304(a) of the constitution, the material point to be considered is whether under the relevant entries sales tax was chargeable on sales of tobacco produced in the former state of madhya bharat and not as to the persons connoted by the above definition of ' ..... that apart, the taxing authorities themselves did not construe the entries so as to enable them to tax sales by any dealer or importer ..... learned advocate-general proceeded to say that the wording of the relevant entries in the notification issued on 24th october, 1953, indicated that sales tax was payable by an importer on all sales of tobacco, no matter whether it was imported or ..... our opinion, there is nothing in the relevant entries or in the definition of 'importer of goods' to persuade us to hold that under those entries sales tax was charged even on the sales ..... this is how the taxing authorities themselves regarded the entries and excluded from the petitioners' turnover the sale of locally produced tobacco .....

Union of India (Uoi) and anr. Vs. Rameshwar Prasad

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1983MP59

..... being pointed out by the opposite party it reveals that the extension of time was sought or false-pretences holding that it would be inequitable to allow taking advantage of one's own fraud, the respondent was thus permitted to raise an objection when the time for making good the deficit court-fee was granted in his absence and he was heard to say that extension was sought on false pretences. ..... only a declaratory decree, when the matter came up for hearing before the high court, the opposite party objected to the maintainability of the appeal and the high court then permitted the appellant to withdraw the amendment earlier made and granted the appellant time to make good the deficit court-fee. ..... before, however, such copies can be tendered and accepted as a proof of such entries, a certificate by the officer having custody of the records or other documents under his signature and stating that it is a true copy of the original entries and that such original entries are contained in the records or other documents of the railway administration in his possession, has to be appended to that copy, this copy of ..... that section 139 of the railways act permits proof of entries in records or other documents of railway administration by production of a copy of such entries. ..... the division bench of the high court observed while permitting the amendment that the appellant was doing so at his own risk, the registrar then held that as the memo then stood, court-fee was properly paid on the footing .....

N.L. Lilhare Vs. the State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... the justification given by the respondents for permitting the entry to remain for 27 years cannot be accepted ..... even before this court the justification for changing the entry, respondents have only stated that the entry has been corrected on the basis of an affidavit submitted by the petitioner and certain documents produced by the police authorities, this assertions of the respondents, prima-facie 8 seems ..... he had attained the age of superannuation as per the date of birth being 14.8.1940, the same was ignored and taking note of the date of birth as 19.10.1942, he was permitted to work upto 30.5.2002 when all of a sudden, the impugned action is taken.5. ..... of the employee is opened, sealed and entries made every year for various purposes, when pay fixation is done and when various other service benefits are to be granted, entries are made in the service book and in the normal circumstances, if not, more than atleast on two to three occasions every year, the service book of the employee is opened and certain entries are made by the competent authority. ..... accordingly, entries made in column-5 of the service book in the year 1963 was corrected and treating the date of birth to be 19.10.1942, petitioner was permitted to work beyond 31 st of ..... was not detected and the employee was given the benefit of the entry made in the service book till the year 2002, i.e. ..... shown as to what was the error committed by the said authority and why this illegality was permitted to remain for 27 years.12. .....

B.P. Ram S/O K.D. Ram and anr. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1991(0)MPLJ145

..... a chowkidar is posted on the gate of the swimming pool, who permits the entry on presentation of the admission card.3. ..... had the chowkidar seen him entering into the premises, he would not have permitted his entry. ..... the chowkidar could not have the knowledge of his entry into the swimming pool. ..... entry into the pool is restricted to the members and their dependents. .....

B.P. Ram and anr. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1991CriLJ473

..... a chowkidar is posted on the gate of the swimming pool, who permits the entry on presentation of the admission card.3. ..... had the chowkidar seen him entering into the premises, he would not have permitted his entry. ..... the chowkidar could not have the knowledge of his entry into the swimming pool. ..... entry into the pool is restricted to the members and their dependents. .....

Mohammad Sharif S/O Abdul Sattar and ors. Vs. Kesharsingh Hirasingh Th ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(2)MPLJ184

..... in the circumstances, there was no question of permitting re-entry in the house to the appellants/tenants as that would imply and render the decree for eviction on the ground of bonafide requirement ..... decree of eviction granted in favour of the landlord upholding his bona fide requirement for personal need would stand nullified and rendered meaningless if directions of re-entry in the suit-premises of the defendant/tenant are given under section 18 of the 'act'. ..... in view of above, there was no question of seeking or recording election of re-entry by the tenant/appellants and no directions regarding it, in the above circumstances, deserve to or required to be ..... the decree for eviction without obtaining the option of the appellants/defendants of re-entry and directions in that regard, is illegal and bad in law. ..... , in the instant case, since decree for eviction of the appellants/tenants was granted accepting the grant of bona fide requirement of the respondent/plaintiff; there was no question of giving directions of re entry of the appellants/tenants under section 18 of the 'act'.14. ..... therefore, directions under section 18 of the 'act' for re-entry can reasonably be given only when the decree was under section 12(l)(g) or under section 12(l)(h) of the 'act ..... , the learned courts below have neither recorded the election of the appellants/defendants to reoccupy the suit-accommodation and have failed to give suitable directions of re-entry of the defendants/appellants after repairs. .....

NasiruddIn and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1966MP346

..... of making it his permanent home; or (b) if he has obtained any certificate of domicile in pakistan or declared himself to be a citizen of pakistan or of pakistan domicile; or (c) if he has applied for and obtained a right, title or interest in evacuee property in pakistan; or (d) if he has obtained a temporary permit for entry into india from pakistan. ..... , a person shall not be deemed to have migrated to pakistan with a view to making that country his permanent home : (i) if he has left for a place in west pakistan with a 'no objection certificate' and has returned to india under such permit for permanent return or re-settlement as may have been issued by or under the authority of any law in force in india or of the government of india; or (ii) if having left india at any time between the 1st february, 1950 and the .....

M/S Ambey Enterprises Vs. Union of India

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... on 9.1.2009 the collector of the district permitted entry of the area to the petitioner. .....

iqbal Ahmed Vs. State of Bhopal

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1954CriLJ602

..... observes that:the necessity of having a check on the entry of a person from pakistan can justify the entrant's having a permit but does not justify the imposition of the other conditions after his entry in the country.it would thus appear that what the learned judge was considering was not whether the condition requiring a permit and the consequence of its absence was, taut the ..... the fundamental rights guaranteed to the citizen, logically it is difficult to distinguish between the right of the legislature to prevent a person who has entered india contrary to the passport or permit regulations.the learned chief justice, after considering the various decisions of the high courts, repelled the contention that section 7 of the act was void).38. ..... on behalf of the state it is said that izhar ahmed went to pakistan in or about june 1951 and returned to india, without a permit, by about the end of may, 1952 and therefore, whether he is a citizen of india or otherwise, he should have possessed a permit and in the absence of such permit, he has contravened the provisions of section 3 referred to above and as such was not only liable to be prosecuted and punished under section 5 of ..... appear that if the provision preventing a person's entry in india, without a permit, cannot be castigated as unreasonable, can a provision of law to meet the situation created by such entry, be condemned or impugned by a person claiming ..... case 'ibid' the entry of a person, without a permit, from pakistan into .....