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..... unaffected so also the default clause contained in orders dated 18th april, 2012 and 18th july, 2012. in view of the aforesaid this application is disposed of. all parties to act on a photostat signed copy of this order on the usual undertakings. ( patherya, j.) pa
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..... the advocate on record for the plaintiff/petitioner to communicate this order to the defendants by fax/e-mail or any other mode of swift communication. all parties concerned to act on a signed photocopy of this order upon the usual undertakings. g/ (i.p.mukerji, j.)
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..... therefore, does not find any exigencies for passing ad interim order at this stage. furthermore, even after taking out an application under section 17 of the said act in the month of november 2013, the arbitral tribunal has not passed any ad interim order of injunction and directed the parties to exchange their affidavits. this court ..... tribunal to proceed with the arbitral proceedings. before an arbitral tribunal an application under section 17 of the said act was taken out by the petitioner on 18.11.2013. the directions were passed for filing affidavits by the respective parties and thereafter the matter was fixed ..... arose between the parties and the matter is referred to the arbitral tribunal constituted by the hon ble chief justice under section 11 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. though the respondents have assailed the said order before the supreme court but there is no interim order granted which may put fetter on the arbitral .....
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..... and would not in any manner affect the eligibility and entitlement of those who had qualified the examination held under the 1984 regulations for grant of licences to act as customs house agents. the saving clause contained in the opening paragraph of the 2004 regulations unmistakeably show that while enacting the new regulations, the board did ..... respondent no.1, submitted that the writ petitioner-respondent no.1 has the requisite qualification. he passed the 146(1) of respondent necessary the no.1 examination customs act. obtained he the conducted submitted necessary under that section once the qualification, his right to practice in any part of the country cannot be denied. he also drew ..... ) in paragraph 16 of the judgment which reads as follows: 16. the matter regulations another angle. the section 146(2) of the deserves customs to framed act be by are considered the in board the from under nature of delegated legislation. the language of that section and other provisions of the customs .....
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..... mr.chaubey is taken on record. let photocopies thereof, certified by the assistant registrar [court].be circulated to any learned advocate acting for the parties. let these matters appear in the list in the usual course. all parties concerned are to act on a signed photocopy of this order on the usual undertakings. (i. pkd. a.r.[c.r.].p.mukerji, j .....
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..... either of the parties. in view of the order passed today let no steps be taken before the debts recovery tribunal by sbi. sbi and all parties concerned are to act on a signed photocopy of this order on the usual undertakings. ( patherya, j.) nm a.r.(c.r.)
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..... of understanding the working of the one time settlement. matter to appear in the list on 16th january, 2014 at 2 p.m.sbi and all parties concerned are to act on a signed photocopy of this order on the usual undertakings. ( patherya, j.) nm
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..... scheme. it was, further, decided to seek permission from the ministry of labour and employment to wind up the company (in liquidation) under section 25 (o) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. when the company went to liquidation, the shramik union approached the hon ble company judge. they placed a chart, showing the particulars of sixtynine employees. some of them were ..... , decision of the central government to seek permission from the ministry of labour and employment to wind up the company (in liquidation) under section 25(o) of the industrial disputes act, 1947. in such view of the matter, it is difficult for us to hold that the hon ble company judge erred in law and in the facts of the case .....
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..... standard pharmaceuticals limited, a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, 1956 becoming a tenant under the erstwhile landlord. in 1983, the standard pharmaceuticals limited stood merged and/or amalgamated with ambalal sarabhai enterprises limited, the defendant no.1 ..... on : december 5, 2013 ashim kumar banerjee, acj. backdrop: short question involved herein as to whether the original tenant being a body corporate, incorporated under the companies act, 1956 could still be considered as tenant despite having merged with the transferee company by virtue of an order of amalgamation. the facts brought in a narrow campus would find ..... form no.j.(2) in the high court at calcutta civil appellate jurisdiction original side present : the hon ble acting chief justice ashim kumar banerjee and the hon ble justice debangsu basak a.p.d.no.271 of 2013 c.s.no.297 of 1989 ambalal sarabhai .....
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..... operating any branch at premises no.3 chowringhee approach, kolkat 072. .2. according to mr. basu, learned senior counsel representing the petitioner (a company within the meaning of the companies act, 1956), the lease agreement in pursuance whereof the respondent no.1 was allowed to operate its chowringhee branch from the premises owned by the petitioner has expired as far back .....
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