Court : Gujarat
Decided on : Aug-05-1993
Reported in : (1994)1GLR560
..... hesitation whatsoever in holding that the petitioners cannot claim interim relief against recovery of luxury tax. it cannot be gainsaid that under the provisions of the act, the state government has power, authority and jurisdiction to levy luxury tax. the petitioner-company has collected such tax from its customers for and on ..... no. 1-company. the committee considered all relevant circumstances. it was conscious of various statutes including the gujarat taxes on luxuries (hotels and lodging houses) act, 1977. after considering the implications of that statute and the difficulties of the company, it was decided to grant certain concessions in favour of the petitioner ..... i have heard the parties regarding interim relief. petitioner no. 1, gujarat hotels ltd. (g.h.l. for short) incorporated under the provisions of the indian companies act, 1956, having its registered office at welcome group, vadodara. petitioner no. 2 is a director of petitioner no. 1-company. petitioner no. 3-indian tobacco co. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Decided on : Apr-30-1993
Reported in : (1994)1GLR5
..... such award which was passed in terms of the agreement between the parties and therefore they preferred 32 reference cases under section 18 of the land acquisition act before the district court, surat. the said land reference cases were thereafter transferred to assistant judge at vyara and before assistant judge, applications were tendered by ..... acquired land for national security guard as desired by the union of india. during pendency of land owners' reference petitions under section 18 of the land acquisition act, application was moved by union of india through the deputy inspector general, national security guard for being impleaded as respondent on the ground that its interest ..... its earlier decision in the case of himalaya tiles (supra) and also referred to the provisions of section 18 and section 20(2) of the land acquisition act and also order i, rule 10 of the civil procedure code. the contention that the decision of the supreme court in himalaya tiles (supra) was in conflict with .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Decided on : Nov-30-1993
Reported in : (1994)1GLR35
..... held that such striking off the name from the roll amounted to unlawful termination. it was further held referring to 5th schedule of the industrial disputes act that treating the workman as a badli worker under a confidential circular could be characterised nothing but an unfair labour practice. following observation in paragraph 10 ..... a welfare society.(emphasis ours)the second case (jecob's case) deals with the establishment of kerala water authority under the kerala water supply and sewerage act, 1986. all the functions of public health engineering department were transferred to the said authority. all the employees of the said department were also transferred to ..... the caution note for the courts to follow as appearing in piara singh's case. accordingly, the court must while giving directions for regularisation of service act with due care and caution. it must first ascertain the relevant facts, and must be cognizant of the several situations and eventualities that may arise on account .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Decided on : Jun-24-1993
Reported in : (1994)1GLR812
..... racket in arms and gun running to which, prima facie evidence shows that vedprakash is a party. according to respondent no. 2, the investigation of the offences under the arms act and sale of arms resorted to with a view to facilitating terrorist activities is on way. therefore, it was absolutely necessary to resort to extensive interrogation of vedprakash and, therefore ..... taken away by the police and as it was not known where he had been taken away and as the efforts to trace him proved futile, his wife smt. jayamala, acting on his behalf, filed an application for issuance of a writ to direct the respondents to produce shri bhim singh before the court and to declare his detention illegal, and .....
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