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Kerala Commercial Corporation and ors. Vs. Additional Collector of Cus ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1984(15)ELT325(Ker)

..... confisation.-(1) whenever confiscation of any goods is authorised by this act, the officer adjudging it may, in the case of any goods, the importation or exportation whereof is prohibited under this act or under any other law for the time being in force, and shall, in the case ..... therefore unhelpful.8. the next grievance of the appellants is that no option to pay the fine and redeem the goods in lieu of confiscation was offered to the appellants as required by section 125(1) of the act. that section, in so far as it is material, reads :'125. option to pay fine in lieu of ..... penalty should not be imposed on the persons concerned under section 112(b) of the act for acquiring possession, or and carrying, depositing, harbouring, keeping, concealing etc. goods which they knew or had reason to believe, were smuggled goods liable to confiscation under the act. copies of the notice were addressed to the appellants before us. the notice recited .....

K.T. Pavunny and anr. Vs. K.T. Mathew

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1982Ker309

..... is on this finding that the jurisdiction of the court was decided in that case. i have already indicated the meaning to be given to the word 'goods' in the act goods, according to me, will not take in service. ordinary courts have jurisdiction to entertain and try suits for passing off action. in the generality of cases, remedies ..... cleaning them would come within the expression 'goods' in section 2(g) of the act. in that case, the plaintiff as well as the defendant were electric dry cleaners of clothes. the former had been trading under the name and style ..... jurisdiction of ordinary courts cannot be assumed. according to me, the services that a printing press render to its customers cannot come within the concept of goods under the trade and merchandise marks act 1958.6. in teju singh v. shanta devi (air 1973 andh pra 51) the question arose as to whether services like washing clothes or dry .....

Kanakku Veettil K.P. Sankarankutty Menon Vs. Malathy Amma and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1991Ker123

..... acquirer had separate funds or not. if the acquirer had no separate funds and if joint tenancy nucleus was sufficiently available, the position is all the more good. on the initial discharge of burden that sufficient joint tenancy nucleus was available to the acquirer, the burden shifts to the party alleging self acquisition to ..... under section 4(2) and conversion of joint tenancy into tenancy-in-common could only be subject to the proviso to section 48 of the madras marumakkathayam act. what the trial court did is, therefore, correct.13. then the surviving questions are only regarding b schedule items and the liability for mesne profits. learned ..... plaintiffs challenging the decree, in so far as it went against them.2. parties are marumakkathayee nairs of the erstwhile malabar area governed by the madras marumakkathayam act. ancestress was one lakshmi amma. first defendant is her son and second defendant her daughter. second defendant was married in 1921 to dr. kunhikanna menon, who .....

Alleppey Financial Enterprises Vs. Assistant Director of Income-tax (i ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1998)144CTR(Ker)550

..... they have only given the approximate value of the jewellery seized.8. learned standing counsel for the it department while opposing the release of the goods referred to the instructions furnished to him. according to him, the firm was doing money lending on the security of gold ornaments pledged and was charging interest ..... pledged article in case of default of payment and discharge of the loan or redemption of the article pledged within the time stipulated therefor. such auction or sale by the pawnbroker does not depend upon any further consent or permission by the pawner.'therefore, the action of the department in seizing the jewels which ..... represented undisclosed investment cannot be held to be illegal.7. chapter xiv-b of the it act provides for special procedure for assessment of search cases. sec. 158be sets out time limit for completion of procedure for assessment. there is no assessment done. .....

Alleppey Financial Enterprises Vs. Assistant Director of Income-tax an ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1998]233ITR216(Ker)

..... have only given the approximate value of the jewellery seized.9. learned standing counsel for the income-tax department while opposing the release of the goods referred to the instructions furnished to him. according to him, the firm was doing money-lending on the security of gold ornaments pledged and was charging interest ..... article in the case of default of payment and discharge of the loan or redemption of the article pledged within the time stipulated therefor. such auction or sale by the pawnbroker does not depend upon any further consent or permission by the pawner.'therefore, the action of the department in seizing the jewels which ..... represented undisclosed investment cannot be held to be illegal.8. chapter xiv-b of the income-tax act provides for special procedure for assessment of search cases. section 158be sets out time limit forcompletion of procedure for assessment. there is no assessment done. they .....

Sukumaran Vs. Anthony

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2005(2)KLT919

..... the court, for reasons to be recorded, thinks fit to grant such adjournment.explanation.-- an agreement or compromise which is void or voidable under the indian contract act, 1872 (act 9 of 1872), shall not be deemed to be lawful within the meaning of this rule'.it is clear from a reading of the above rule that the subject ..... a review petition before the tribunal and such a petition was filed. the tribunal has allowed the petition and allowed the bank to realise the balance amount as per sale proclamation. challenging that order, revision petitioners filed w.p.no. 33491 of 2004. though this court directed the deposit of the entire balance amount within a week, ..... rs. 300/- per day.10. the learned senior counsel for the revision petitioners contended that there is a charge created under section 55 of the transfer of property act and the property will be always liable to be proceeded with and therefore, the decree-holder will not be in any way prejudiced. but the compromise provided for .....

Vazhathope Service Co-Operative Bank Vs. Agri Bio Care

Court : Kerala

..... to facilitating the promotion and development and enhancing the competitiveness of such enterprises and the impact thereof on such enterprises. under section 15 of the act, where any supplier, supplies any goods or w.p(c) no.14734/12-n & w.p(c) no.15329/12-m13renders any services to any buyer, the buyer shall ..... the arguments of the learned counsel for the petitionerss, pointing out that the claim for damages on account of irregularity in maintaining their account enabling the sales officer to withdraw amounts without their knowledge causing them loss, when the partners of 1st respondent alone were authorised to operate their account and the loss ..... fertilizer; the petitioners bank remitted the payment towards the bill amount of each consignment, in the account of 1st respondent with the petitioners bank and the sales officer has withdrawn the same and given them acknowledgement for the same signed on printed vouchers. the 1st respondent had preferred a complaint before the idukki police .....

Avoch thevar Vs. Chummar

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1957Ker171

..... considers to be a question not proper for summary disposal.'clause (4) then provides for a statutory indemnity for the trustee stating in good faith the fact of the matter in application, herein and acting on the opinion, advice or direction of the court given thereon. and finally section 12 says :'no appeal shall lie from any order ..... court held accordingly that revision under section 115 c. p. c., was not shut out. that was a case where a direction by the district judge for sale of wakf property for particular price to particular person in the face of competing offer was considered to be of doubtful propriety.the learned judges also contemplated the possibility ..... j.1. these are two revision petitions calling in question two different orders passed by the istrict judge of parur but to the same effect of authorising the sale of the properties appertaining to the jewish synagogue at parur. as they involved difficult questions of law and practice they were referred to a division bench by one .....

Banwarilal Jhunjhunwalla and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1959Ker311; 1959CriLJ1172

..... by thomson within the state of kerala, the issue of false certificates by him to the contractors, and the despatch of the goods by the contractors to the several consignees f. o. r. stations in kerala, are acts which form part of the offence of cheating the assistant pay and accounts officer, new delhi. they are at best only ..... the ultimate victim of the cheating was the government of india, and that the various persons acting for it in respect of the contracts, such as the director-genera! of supplies who made the contract, the consignees who were to receive the goods, and the pay and accounts officer who was to make the payments are but its human ..... course of business, expected to communicate with one another with regard to the execution of the contract.now, the inspecting officer prepares nine copies of his certificate passing the goods. of these, we are handed over by him to the contractor of which three are submitted by the contractor to the pay and accounts officer along with his .....

V.N. Narayanan Nair and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker98

..... that the conferment of benefits on kudikidappnkars must prima facie be regarded as a measure of agrarian reform. 59. section 75 of the act only prevents a kudikidappukaran from being thrown out without good reason--the reasons are specified -- while at the same time making provision (albeit cumbrous and largely impracticable) for shifting the kndikidappu and ..... -b, 13-c and 13-d provide for the restoration of their holdings to certain classes of former tenants, in some cases after the cancellation of court sales. sections 15 and 16-a provide for resumption by the landlord in certain cases. none of the petitioners before us has stated how exactly lie is aggrieved ..... 13-d provide for the restoration of possession to certain dispossessed tenants or tenants whose holdings have been sold for arrears of rent and for cancellation of certain sales for arrears of rent or for damage. sections 14 to 24 deal generally with resumption of lands from tenants and the restoration of lands wrongly resumed. .....