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Green Carriers and Contractors Vs. Inspecting Assistant

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)27ITD519(Delhi)

..... would be governed by the aforesaid contract and not under the carriers act, 1865. that is what the arbitrator has also held. therefore, according to us, the liability of the assessee to pay compensation to m/s. green roadways ltd ..... owners. the owners themselves did not put in claims against the assessee-company. so there is, in fact, no claim against the assessee-company under the carriers act, 1865.9. so far as the assessee-company and green roadways ltd. are concerned, they were having their independent contract and, therefore, their relations inter se ..... assessee and that the claim in question was by green roadways ltd. the owners were claiming compensation from green roadways ltd. who were liable under the carriers act, 1865. the liability between the assessee and m/s. green roadways ltd. was by virtue of a contract and such contractual liability would crystallise only when .....

Girraj Kishore Vs. Dr. Trilokinath Vimal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1988All305

..... principles enunciated therein cannot be applied. he also pointed out that the full bench has not taken into consideration the provisions of section 13 of the general clauses act according to which words in singular include the plural. thus, it was contended that the word landlord' would include its plural i.e. landlords. where there ..... or implied, of the other co- lessors for launching the proceedings. it is urged that what was implicit in this finding was that the applicant landlord was acting for and on behalf of the entire body of landlords, if not with express consent atleast impliedly while collecting rent from the tenant and when launching eviction proceedings ..... and a tenant who pays it to the one whom he recognises as landlord. the complications of estoppel or even the concept of the transfer of property act need not necessarily or inflexibility be imported into the proceeoings under the rent control law tried by special tribunal under a special statute.' (emphasis provided)'in this .....

indru Ramchand Bharvani and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 36(1988)DLT63; 1988(17)ECC233; 1988(18)LC18(Delhi); 1988(38)ELT459(Del)

..... officer had received, the customs officer in charge of the search party formed the reasonable belief under section 110 read with section 123 of the customs act 1962 (the act) that the unaccounted diamonds etc were smuggled goods. the customs officer seized various goods including cut and polished diamonds and rough diamonds in all valued ..... the material, which was admittedly relevant to the enquiry, does not advance the case of the petitioners any further. the same is the position of judgment in bal kishan kejriwal v. collector of customs and others, : air1962cal460 , holding that even if no injustice bad resulted, the proceedings did not exclude the possibility of ..... the criminal jurisprudence the onus to prove the guilt of the accused lies on the prosecution. there is no doubt that nature of proceedings under the act are quasi criminal. in criminal or quasi criminal proceedings the burden of proving everything essential to the establishment of the charge against the accused always rests .....

Mirah Exports Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)(19)LC11Tri(Delhi)

..... decide whether the impugned goods are prohibited goods and also making it clear that fresh proceedings will be subject to the provisions to section 124 of the customs act, 1962 and that the importer (applicants herein) be given sufficient opportunity to put forth his case. aggrieved with the said order of the collector of customs ..... be applicable to licences already issued during the earlier policy period. the said application was treated as an appeal in terms of section 129d (4) of the customs act, 1962. the collector (appeals), madras after hearing the parties set aside the order passed by the assistant collector of customs, appraising (imports) holding that the order ..... after the issue of the licences were not applicable to the goods imported. against this order an application in terms of section 129d (4) of the customs act, 1962 on the directives by collector of customs, cochin under the provisions of section 129d (2), ibid was filed before the collector of customs (appeals), madras .....

Nagarmal Vs. the State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1989CriLJ1584

..... j.1. petitioner has been detained under the orders of district magistrate, jammu dt. june 30, 1986 under section 8 of the j & k public safety act, 1978 (for short act hereafter). the grounds on which detention has been ordered have been enumerated in the grounds of detention as under:on 20-2-1985 you motivated one buta s/o ..... and on this ground the order of detention requires to be quashed learned additional advocate-general has, however, contended that the government is fully authorised under the act to order continued detention of a detenu for a period of 24 months and considering the activities of the petitioner prejudicial to the security of the state his ..... consideration confirmed the continued detention of the detenu for a period of 24 months.4. admittedly the district magistrate while passing the order under section 8 of the act had detained the petitioner for a period of 12 months. the government while confirming that order has raised the period from 12 months to 24 months. no reason .....

Potsangbam Ningol Thokchom Ongbi Ibecha Devi and anr. Vs. General Offi ...

Court : Guwahati

..... to avoid harassment. therefore, according to the learned counsel for the respondents non-compliance with the provisions of section 5 of the armed forces (special powers) act in case of those apprehended innocent persons would not amount to any illegality though at best it might be treated as irregular.7. mr. nanda kumar, the ..... produced by the respondents from different army authorities are not admissible for consideration. in this context the learned counsel placed reliance on the provisions of section 61 of the evidence act and also a decision of the supreme court as reported in : [1981]1scr899 , (ramji dayawala & sons (p) ltd. v. invest import). reliance is ..... released. moreover, the contention of the learned counsel for the appellants that the documents were not proved under the strict provisions of section 61 of the evidence act is also not acceptable relating to the facts and circumstances of these two cases. therefore, our considered opinion is that the findings of the learned single .....

Madan Mohan Dey Vs. United Bank of India and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1989)ILLJ511Cal

..... applicability of a regulation in the service regulations made by the board in exercise of the enabling provisions of the banking companies (acquisition and transfer of undertakings) act, 1970 in consultation with r.b.i. and with the previous sanction of the central govt.thereafter the under-secretary of the department of economic affairs ( ..... delhi to calcutta and back.since the dependent sister of officer employee was not considered as family member of the officer in terms of officers service regulations act, 1979, the undersigned put remarks on the certificate stating that the fare of his dependent sister cannot be reimbursed under the rules.at that time, ..... authenticity of the facts being reported below:1. education in all the schools in delhi is regulated in accordance with the provisions of the delhi school education act, 1975 and the rules made thereunder. all the recognised private schools are granted aid to meet various expenses, including salary, allowance and provident fund of the .....

Dr. Kumudini Padhi Vs. Prasanta Kumar Mandal

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1989CriLJ1861

..... found it inexpedient to await any further for the police report, he passed the order taking cognizance of the offence under section 363, i.p.c. against the petitioner. he acted strictly according to the observations made in the reported decision referred to above. therefore, the impugned order cannot be quashed on this ground.4. the second ground is worthy of ..... case indefinitely till investigation in the police case is over or till the filing of the final report in the case, more so when the concerned police officer does not act expeditiously in the matter and/or does not submit his report under section 210, criminal procedure code to the court at an early date. provision for stay of the proceedings of the .....

Sunehri Devi Vs. Bal Kishan

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1(1989)ACC229

..... raised against the defendant, which if he is to succeed in his defence must be overcome by contrary evidence, the burden on the defendant being to show how the act complained of could reasonably happen without negligence on his part. where, therefore, there is a duty on the defendant to exercise care, and circumstances in which the injury ..... bearing registration no. use-6380 to jawahar mill on dabra road and was returning therefrom on the same scooter when four wheeler bearing registration no. hyr-1197 driven by bal kishan respondent no. 1 came from hissar side. respondent no. 1 was driving the said vehicle in a rash and negligent manner and caused a head on collision ..... whether the death of chattar singh in road accident on 2-6-1982 occurred owing to rash or negligent act of driving of a four wheeler tempo bearing registration no. hyr-1197, owned by respondent no. 2 on the part of bal krishan-respondent opp (objected to).(2) if issue no. 1 is proved, whether the claimants are entitled to .....

intraven Pharmaceuticals (P.) Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Hyderabad

Reported in : (1990)34ITD84(Hyd.)

..... reopen those assessments and allow bad debts in the years in which he feels that they became really bad invoking the provisions of section 155(6) of the i.t. act.14. the interest under section 139 and 217 are consequential. they must be reduced proportionately while giving effect to this tribunal's order. hence the second substantial question involved in ..... & co. [1962] 46 itr 144 (sc). in the head note of the decision the following ratio is given:- income-tax is a levy on income. though the income-tax act takes into account two points of time at which the liability to tax is attracted, viz., the accrual of the income or its receipt, yet the substance of the matter ..... the assessee company allowed the date to become time barred, the cit(a) confirmed the disallowance of bad debt of rs. 27,548, 7. one sri j.r.k. sastri acted as the representative of the assessee company and an amount of rs. 34,620 realised by the said representative on behalf of the assessee company was not remitted to the .....