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Principal Appraiser (Exports), Collectorate of Customs and Central Exc ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1995(80)ELT3(SC); JT1995(7)SC260; 1995(5)SCALE683; (1995)6SCC536; [1995]Supp4SCR214

..... " it is, therefore, well settled that the relevant rate of customs duty in connection with the export of goods would be the rate which prevailed when the `entry outwards' for the vessel which ultimately exported the goods, was effected and subsequent changes in the rate of duty before the actual arrival of the vessel would be irrelevant ..... the master of a vessel shall not permit the loading of any export goods, other than baggage and mail bags, until an order has been given by the proper officer granting entry outwards to such vessel'. ..... section 39 of the act provides that the master of the vessel shall not permit the loading of any export goods, other than baggage and mail bags, until an order has been given by the proper officer granting entry-outwards to such vessel. ..... p'xilas which permitted him to get these goods loaded in that ship as per section 39, the prevalent rate of duty which the respondent had to bear on the exported goods would be the duty at the rate prevalent when `entry outwards' for ship s.s. ..... it is obvious that `entry outwards' has to be effected in connection with a given vessel and unless that is done the master of the ship would not permit loading of such goods for export in his vessel as laid down by section 39. ..... the "entry outwards" as envisaged under section 39 of the customs act, 1962 (hereinafter referred to as the act') was issued and an order permitting the clearance of the loading of the goods for exports as envisaged under section 51 of the act was made .....

Dr Haniraj L. Chulani Vs. Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996(3)SCALE354; (1996)3SCC342a; [1996]Supp1SCR51

..... rules framed by the central bar council and in the light of the nature of the power entrusted to the elected body of advocates themselves it cannot be said that while regulating the entry to the legal profession the bar councils would find themselves without any yardstick or guideline and would be trading an unchartered sea and consequently the rules of enrolment framed by them would fall ..... chosen representatives of the legal profession constituting the state bar council, in their wisdom, had thought it fit not to permit such entries of dual practitioners to the legal profession it cannot be said that they have done anything unreasonable or have framed an ..... members' practising law or whether in foreign countries under certain circumstances other professionals are permitted to simultaneously practise law would not be strictly relevant in deciding the short question with which we arc concerned, namely, whether the state bar council had undertaken an impermissible exercise in enacting the impugned rule restricting entries of other professionals to the legal profession while they are not prepared to give ..... deciding that question whether other state bar councils permit by their rules entry of other professional to the legal profession, would ..... to be kept in view for finding out the relevant guidelines for enlightening the path of state bar councils entrusted with the task of framing rules regulating entries of new aspirants who are to be permitted to enter the fold legal profession.17. .....

Mafatlal Industries Ltd. and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2002(83)ECC85; 1997(89)ELT247(SC); JT1996(11)SC283; 1996(9)SCALE457; (1997)5SCC536; [1996]Supp10SCR585; [1998]111STC467(SC)

..... office concerned to a place outside india; (b) in the case of goods returned for being remade, refined, reconditioned, or subjected to any other similar process, in any factory, the date of entry into the factory for the purpose aforesaid; (c) in the case of goods to which banderols are required to be affixed if removed for home consumption but not so required when ..... outside india, if returned to a factory after having been removed from such factory for export out of india, the date of entry into the factory; (d) in a case where a manufacturer is required to pay a sum, for a certain period, on the basis of the rate fixed by the central ..... concerned to a place outside india; (b) in the case of goods returned for being remade, refined, reconditioned, or subjected to any other similar process, in any factory, the date of entry into the factory for the purposes aforesaid:(c) in the case of goods to which banderols are required to be affixed if removed for home consumption but not so required when exported ..... the power to tax under entry 54 list ii, it passes one's comprehension how the impugned legislation can be denounced as exceeding legislative competence or as a 'colourable device' or as 'supplementary, not complimentary' ....in our view, the true key of constitutional construction is to view the equity of the statute and sense the social mission of the law, language permitting, against the triune .....

Manohar Lal Sharma Vs. the Principle Secretary and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... , as he then was) in monnet2, this court has noted the statement of the learned solicitor general in the house of commons made in the course of debate in respect of the above entries in the government of india bill that the rationale of including only the regulation of mines and development of minerals and that, too, only to the extent it was considered expedient in the public interest by a federal law was to ..... sub- section (2) of section 11 says that where the state government does not notify in the official gazette the area for grant of reconnaissance permit or prospecting licence or mining lease and two or more persons have applied for a reconnaissance permit, prospecting licence or a mining lease in respect of any land in such area, the applicant whose application was received earlier, shall have a preferential right to be considered for such grant over the applicant whose application ..... the central government has highlighted that once section 3(3) of the cmn act was amended to permit private sector entry in coal mining operations for captive use, it became necessary to select the coal blocks that could be offered to the private sector for captive use. ..... the background in which section 3(3) of the cmn act was amended to permit private sector entry in coal mining operation for captive use has been sought to be explained by the central government. ..... section 3(3) of the cmn act, which was amended on 09.06.1993 permitted private sector entry in coal mining operations for captive use. .....

State of Uttaranchal Vs. M/S. Kumaon Stone Crusher

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... union government had taken under its control the regulation and development of minerals so much was withdrawn from the ambit of the power of the state legislature under entry 23 and legislation of the state which had rested on the existence of power under that entry would to the extent of that control be superseded or be rendered ineffective, for here we have a case not of mere repugnancy between the provisions of the two enactments but of a ..... high court has thus even though had struck down fourth and fifth amendment rules but has clearly permitted the state to recover transit fee in accordance with the rate as was applicable prior to fourth ..... there being express order by the high court on 11.11.2011 as well as interim order by this court on 29.10.2013 permitting the state to recover transit fee as per the rate as was prevalent by third amendment rules prior to enforcement to fourth amendment rules, we are of the view that the question as to whether by striking 128 ..... from the material on record, it is seen that the said appellant 63 had obtained necessary permit from the competent authorities for converting the sandalwood purchased by him into various types of handles which are ultimately used in other sandalwood handicrafts which per mission was valid up to 31 12 1982 ..... noticing the striking down of fourth and fifth amendment rules by the high court, this court in the same interim order permitted the state to recover transit fee in terms of the third amendment rules.154. .....

Ex Navy Direct Entry Artificers Asso. Vs. The Union of India Ministry ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (1) , the brackets, figure and words (1) old entrants shall be substituted, and after subregulation (1) as so amended, the following sub-regulation shall be inserted, namely:-- (1a) new entrants:--(a) boys, artificer, apprentices and direct entry sailors may be enrolled for a period calculated to permit a period of 15 years' service to be completed from the date of enrolment or from the date of attaining the age of 17 years, whichever is later, provided their services are so long required. ........... ..... continuous service (a) old entrants boys, artificer apprentices and direct entry sailors may be enrolled for a period calculated to permit a period of 10 years service to be completed from the date of attaining 17 years of age or from the date of being ranked in the man s rank on successful completion of initial training, whichever is later, provided their services ..... continuous service: (1) boys, artificer apprentices and direct entry sailors may be enrolled for a period calculated to permit a period of 10 years service to be completed from the date of attaining 17 years of age or from the date of being rated in the mans rate on successful completion of initial training, whichever is later, provided their services ..... (1-a) new entrants:- (a) boys, artificer-apprentices and direct entry sailors may be enrolled for a period calculated to permit a period of 15 years service to be completed from the date of attaining the age of 17 years, whichever is later, provided their services are .....

Vinodchandra Sakarlal Kapadia Vs. State of Gujarat .

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... pith and substance there could not be any dispute with regard to the fact that if it could be shown that the area and subject of the legislation is also covered within the purview of the entry of the state list and the concurrent list, in that event incidental encroachment to an entry in the union list will not make a law invalid and such an incidental encroachment will not make the legislation ultra vires the constitution. 30 ..... . madhav vithal bhaskar and others7 and then concluded:- we are, therefore, of the considered view that if the agriculturist is permitted to dispose agricultural property through testamentary disposition to a non-agriculturist the same will defeat the very purpose and object of the tenancy act which cannot be permitted by a court of law, therefore, we hold that decision rendered by the learned single judges referred above earlier, otherwise, are not 6 (1974) 2 scc70: air1974sc9947 (2005) ..... . where a challenge is made to the constitutional validity of a particular state act with reference to a subject mentioned in any entry in list i, the court has to look to the substance of the state act and on such analysis and examination, if it is found that in the pith and substance, it falls under an entry in the state list but there is only an incidental encroachment on topics in the union list, the state act would not become invalid merely because there ..... undisputed constitutional goals should be permitted to be achieved by placing an appropriate interpretation on the entries .....

Chairman, Board of Trustees, c.p.t. Vs. M/S Arebee Star Maritime agen. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... that where the bill of entry is not presented within the time so specified and the proper officer is satisfied that there was no sufficient cause for such delay, the importer shall pay such charges for late ..... holidays) on which the aircraft or vessel or vehicle carrying the goods arrives at a customs station at which such goods are to be cleared for home consumption or warehousing: provided that a bill of entry may be presented at any time not exceeding thirty days prior to the expected arrival of the aircraft or vessel or vehicle by which the goods have been shipped for importation into india: provided further ..... unable for want of full information to furnish all the particulars of the goods required under this sub-section, the 29 proper officer may, pending the production of such information, permit him, previous to the entry thereof (a) to examine the goods in the presence of an officer of customs, or (b) to deposit the goods in a public warehouse appointed under section 57 without warehousing the same. ..... the interests of revenue are not prejudicially affected and that there was no fraudulent intention, he may permit substitution of a bill of entry for warehousing or vice versa. ..... (2) save as otherwise permitted by the proper officer, a bill of entry shall include all the goods mentioned in the bill of lading or other .....

Tamil Nadu Medical Officers Association Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... and association of in service government medical officers in the state of gujarat are as such aggrieved by the public notice dated 28.02.2019, as amended by a corrigendum dated 10.03.2019, wherein medical council of india has permitted the conversion of diploma seats into degree seats on the ground of doctrine of legitimate expectation and on the ground that the same is in teeth of and to bypass the order passed by this court dated 19.5. ..... degree courses is discriminatory and violative of article 14 of the constitution of india; j) that any interpretation of regulation 9, which allows for reservation for in service candidates in diploma courses but prohibits a separate source of entry for in service candidates in degree courses therefore is wholly arbitrary and without any application of mind inasmuch as it completely fails to consider that the need to adequately staff rural healthcare is not only at a 35 ..... in the neet entrance test and moreover the admission would take place based on inter se merits of the in service candidates; h) that the power of the state government to provide for reservation or separate channel of entry for in service candidates at the postgraduate level so long as the minimum standards of 11 (2001) 8 scc69434 qualification is maintained has been held to be constitutionally valid by this court in catena of decisions; i) ..... that the said clause 9 is a self-contained code and there is an implied bar upon permitting a separate source of entry for in-service doctors .....

Union of India Vs. M/S g.s. Chatha Rice Mills

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... for (a) the filing of any form, application or any other document with any office, authority, body or agency owned or controlled by the appropriate government in a particular manner; (b) the issue or grant of any licence, permit, sanction or approval by whatever name called in a particular manner; (c) the receipt or payment of money in a particular manner, then, notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, such requirement ..... he is unable for want of full information to furnish all the particulars of the goods required under this sub-section, the proper officer may, pending the production of such information, permit him, previous to the entry thereof (a) to examine the goods in the presence of an officer of customs, or (b) to deposit the goods in a public warehouse appointed under section 57 without warehousing the same. ..... goods or export goods may, prior to the examination or testing thereof, be permitted by the proper officer to be assessed to duty on the basis of the statements made in the enter relating thereto and the documents produced and the information furnished under sub-section (3); but if it is found subsequently on examination or testing of the goods or otherwise that any statement in such entry or document or any information so furnished is not true in respect of any matter ..... 24 part f (2) save as otherwise permitted by the proper officer, a bill of entry shall include all the goods mentioned in the bill of lading or other receipt .....