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P.Palani Vs. the District Manager

Court : Chennai

..... noted that the payment of wages act, 1936 also contains similar provisions regarding deductions under section 7(2)(c) of the of the said act. ..... act is also applicable to the respondent tasmac in terms of section 7(2)(h) read with the notification issued by the state government in g.o.ms.no.78, labour and employment department, dated 26.6.1996 wherein and by which the state government by exercise of its power under section 2(ii)(h) of the payment of wages act had notified all shops and establishments employing 20 or more persons to be covered by the provisions of the payment of wages act ..... rule 11(2)(a) reads as follows:"11(2)(a)any person desiring to impose a fine on a person employed or to make a deduction from his wages for damage or loss shall explain personally to the said person the act or omission, or damage or loss, in respect of which the fine or deduction is proposed to be imposed and the amount of the fine or deduction, which it is proposed to impose, and shall ..... -- in exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the tamil nadu shops and establishments act, 1947 (tamil ndu act xxxvi of 1947), the governor of tamil nadu hereby exempts the licensees of indian-made foreign liquor retail vending shops from the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 11 of the act subject to the following conditions:- (i)the persons employed in the indian-made foreign liquor retail vending shops shall be granted one day holiday with wages in a week;[***][(ii)]if genuine complaints are .....

Calama Industries Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1989)(22)LC213Tri(Mum.)bai

..... 17/55 dated 7- 12-1955, in pursuance of section 3 of the import and export (control) act, 1947 and the absence of a valid licence covering the consignment constituted an offence attracting the provisions of section lll(d) of the customs act, 1962, it is alleged.3. ..... as soon as the public notice was issued, the appellants approached the joint chief controller of imports and exports, bombay for clarification as regards the amendments made by the said public notice.the joint chief controller issued a clarification to the appellants on 4-3-1982, stating categorically that m.s. ..... the import of these goods without cover of a valid itc licence is prohibited in terms of the import control order no. ..... we find that the learned additional collector has held that the goods imported are not covered by a valid licence, in view of the wordings of public notice no. ..... 2,13,263/- and presented an import licence for items shown in appendix 5 of april-march 1982 policy book, as being required for their end product.2. ..... ) - heveacrumb rubber (p) ltd. v. ..... seamless steel fall under s.no. ..... seamless steel would fall under s.no. .....

Shyam Lal Vs. Sohan Lal

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1978(11)WLN530

..... the value of the subject-matter, namely the property and that must be valued in accordance with section 7(v) of the court-fees actand the question referred to the special bench was answered as follows:(1) valuation of a suit for ejectment of a licensee, upon revocation or termination of his licence, either for purpose of court fees or for the purpose of jurisdiction shall be made under the provisions of section 7(v) of the court-fees act. ..... there are a large number of cases where the licenser continues to remain in not only juridical possession, but in physical possession along with the licensee, and in such a case in terms of section 63 of the indian easements act it is sufficient if he asks for removal of the licensee and a permanent injunction against him restraining him from re-entering the premises, because in that case there is no question of his ..... by the plaintiff that eke defendant with his family has been residing in the house in dispute with the permission of the plaintiff from august 19, 1966 as a licensee, that the licence stood revoked after 15 days from the service of the notice dated august 22, 1967, in which he was asked to vacate the home within 15 days and that this notice was served on ..... 300/- was grossly inadequate and improper and the plaintiff should pay court fee on the same amount regarding which the plaintiff sought a declaration that he did not and could not hold a monopoly on the route in question from july 1, 1950 to march 31, 1951, ..... rubber ..... 1947 ..... 1947 ..... 1947 ..... 1947 .....

Shri Krishna Rubber Works Vs. the Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1971)73BOMLR496

..... of india have levied a duty of excise on all rubber produced in india under section 12(1) of the rubber act, 1947 (hereinafter referred to as 'the rubber act') at the rate of 80 paise per kg. ..... dismissing their petition under article 226 of the constitution of india challenging the validity of a levy under section 12 of the rubber act, 1947, as amended in 1960 and the rules framed thereunder and recoveries made and demand notice ..... a reference to section 12(1), (2) and (1) and to some other provisions of the rubber act is necessary.12. ..... the petitioners contend that section 12 of the rubber act and rules 33(e) and (f) and rules 33b, c and d of rules framed under the rubber act and consequently the levies, recoveries and demand notices thereunder are illegal, invalid, inoperative, ultra vires and unconstitutional on several grounds set out by them in the petition including alleged contravention of articles ..... the provision that the collection shall then be paid to the rubber board for being utilised for the purposes of the rubber act would, indeed, be consistent with the levy being ..... section 19 provides for levy of fees for the issue and renewal of licences to dealers in and planters of rubber ..... and were heard in the supreme court and are concluded with regard to the contentions taken in the petition in the punjab high ..... special advantage, as for example in the case of registration fees for documents or marriage licences, is secondary to the primary motive of regulation in the public interest. .....

South Dakota Vs. Bourland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... because significant portions of that part of the reservation had been allotted under the general allotment act and had passed to non-indians, those justices concluded that the treaty's "exclusive use and benefit" provision was inapplicable to those lands and therefore could not con- 689 fer tribal authority to regulate the conduct of non-indians there. ..... in 1988, following a dispute between the state and the tribal respondents regarding the 1988 deer hunting season, the tribe announced that it would no longer recognize state hunting licenses and that hunters within the reservation would be "subject to prosecution in tribal court" unless licensed by the ..... section 4 of the act provides that "all such projects shall be open to public use generally" for various "recreational purposes, ..... section 4 of the flood control act opened the water project lands for "recreational purposes," which includes hunting and ..... section ii of that act declares that the sum paid by the government to the tribe for former trust lands taken for the oahe dam and reservoir project, "shall be in final and complete settlement of all claims, rights, ..... section 10 provided that the tribe would have the right to "graze stock" on the taken lands and that: "[the] tribal council and the members of said indian tribe shall have, without cost, the ..... section 6 reserved "mineral rights" to the tribe or individual tribal landowners, "subject to all reasonable regulations, which may be imposed by the [army's] chief of engineers .....

Hubballi Uraban Development Authority Vs. Hubballi Dharwad Municipal C ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... the high court has, with the greatest of respect, failed to apply its mind to relevant facts, particularly the records of pune municipal corporation with regard to property holders, the arbitrator's award dated 16-5-1972 under section 72 of the regional and town planning act and the admission of pune municipal corporation that the road did not belong to it, it was never acquired and that the name of pune municipal corporation had wrongly been - 216 - nc:2023. ..... further, the learned author has also opined that the repeal of articles 19(1)(f) and 31(2) could have repercussions on other fundamental rights or other provisions which are to be regarded as part of the basic structure and also stated that notwithstanding the repeal of article 31(2), the word compensation or the concept thereof is still retained in article 30(1-a) and in the second proviso to article 31-a(1) meaning thereby that payment of ..... matters opinion of the authority is likely to be made for carrying out any general scheme of street improvement or other schemes or development or expansion by the authority ; (ii) if the proposed street does not conform to the provisions of the act, rules and bye-laws referred to in sub- section (3) ; or (iii) if the proposed street is not designed so as to connect one end with a street which is already open ; or (iv) if the layout in the opinion of the authority cannot be fitted with any existing or proposed .....

Madras Rubber Factory Limited Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1989]74STC56(Ker)

..... [1986] 62 stc 436 (ker) held :rubber cess is a duty of excise on rubber produced within the country and the taxable event is the production of rubber as defined in the rubber act, 1947 and the amended provisions of section 12 have made the recovery and collection of the cess easier ..... the validity and legality of levy of cess by way of excise duty on the rubber used by manufacturers of chappals under the provisions of the rubber act, 1947 as amended was assailed in that case. ..... validity and legality of the levy of the cess by way of excise duty on the rubber used by the manufacturers of chappals under the provisions of the rubber act, 1947 was challenged. ..... 1986 klt 833 explained the position thus :(1) the purpose of the amendment made in 1960 to section 12 of the rubber act, 1947, as is clear from its objects and reasons, is to facilitate easy collection of the rubber cess due under the rubber act. ..... the cess levied under section 12 of the rubber act, 1947, at all times, is a duty of excise on all rubber produced in india ..... under section 12 of the rubber act, 1947 read with the rubber rules, the revision petitioner-assessee had paid cess to the rubber ..... under schedule vii, list ii, entry 51, the state legislatures have got the power to enact the law regarding duties of excise on goods manufactured or produced in the state and countervailing duties at the same or lower rates on similar goods manufactured or produced elsewhere in india on alcoholic liquors for human consumption, opium, etc .....

State of Kerala Vs. Madras Rubber Factory Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1998SC723; JT1997(10)SC298; 1998(1)KLT201(SC); 1997(7)SCALE804; (1998)1SCC616; [1997]Supp6SCR698; [1998]108STC583(SC)

..... the controversy being with regard to the inclusion of the cess payable under the rubber act, 1947 on the purchase turnover of the dealers, it is appropriate to refer to the relevant provisions, namely, section 12 of the rubber act, 1947 and rule 33 d framed under the said act, which are as follows :'imposition of rubber cess : (1) with effect from such date as may be notified by the central government in this behalf, there shall be levied and collected as a cess for the purposes of this act a duty of excise on all rubber produced in india at such rate not ..... exceeding one anna per pound of rubber so produced ..... according to section 18b of the tamil nadu prohibition act, 1937 excise duty at a specified rate was leviable on all excisable items manufactured under any licence granted under the act. .....

Deputy Commissioner of Sales Tax (Law), Board of Revenue (Taxes) Vs. B ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1987(11)ECC96; 1988(33)ELT664(Ker)

..... rubber cess is' payable under section 12 of the rubber act, 1947 (central act 24 of 1947). ..... purpose of enabling the board to assess the amount of the duty of excise payable by the owner of an estate under this section,(a) the board shall, by notification in the gazette of india, fix the period in respect of which assessments shall be made, and(b) without prejudice to the provisions of section 20, every owner of an estate shall furnish to the board a return stating the total amount of rubber produced on the estate in each such period, not later than fifteen days after the expiry ..... similar was the provision in regard to the countervailing duty to be paid by the purchaser before the delivery of liquor from the bonded warehouse. ..... the substantive provisions of sub-sections (4), (5) and (6) of section 12 also contemplate assessment being made with regard to the returns to be furnished by owners and manufacturers. ..... the rules can, therefore, be said to make a definite provision with regard to the category of persons from whom the collection of the duty is to be made, namely, the manufacturers.' 12. .....

(Mahant) Shantha Nand Gir Chela and Mahant Gayanand Gir Vs. (Mahant) B ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1930All225

..... no justification for such limitation; and we would go further and say that even where the act of the legal practitioner comes within the term 'misconduct' it is not necessarily even desirable to proceed under the legal practitioners or bar councils act to the exclusion of section 35 for the latter provision serves a wholly different purpose. ..... the view that the legal practitioners act is an exhaustive enactment as regards pleaders, there is no room left for any inherent power in matters for which provision is expressly made by the act. ..... act is a complete code as regards pleaders, mukhtars and revenue agents will be apparent on a cursory glance at its provisions ..... the objects and reasons it is said:the existing disciplinary jurisdiction of the high court should be maintained, but the court should be bound before taking disciplinary action against an advocate, except in regard to contempt of court and the like to refer the case to the bar council for enquiry and report.48. ..... the disciplinary jurisdiction of district courts act 1 of 1846(an act for amending the law regarding the appointment and remuneration of pleaders in the courts of the east india company) which repealed numerous regulations dealing with the subject was the first consolidating act providing for qualifications and punishment of ..... inherent jurisdiction is superseded in cases of misconduct within the meaning of those acts, what is to be said in regard to the inherent jurisdiction to deal with cases of 'simplest neglect? .....