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Ags Entertainment Private Limited Vs. Union of India

Court : Chennai

..... hon'ble supreme court pointed out number of financial services rendered by non-banking financial companies in respect of hire purchase agreements and in the act of temporary transfer or permitting use or enjoyment of copyright of cinematographic film to another, no services are rendered by the producer/ distributor or ..... clearing and forwarding agencies, credit rating agencies, customs house agents, practising charted accountants, cost accountants, real estate agents, security agencies etc. the finance act has been amended year after year in order to bring more services into the tax net, as well as to insert certain new provision found necessary. ..... uthamar gandhi salai, nungambakkam, chennai-600 034. .. respondents w.p.no.3144 of 2012: ------------------- mediaone global entertainment ltd., a company registered under the companies act, 1956 having its registered office at no.59, vijayaraghava road, t.nagar, chennai-600 017 rep. by its managing director surya rajkumar. .. petitioner vs. 1 .....

Darsana Bai Vs. C.Saroja

Court : Chennai

..... was dealt with by the division bench in the judgment reported in 2012 (4) lw89and correct interpretation was given to section the tamil nadu court-fees and suits valuation act, 1955, and the same can be upheld.10. heard the learned counsel appearing for the parties.11. as stated supra, by reason of the enhancement of pecuniary ..... the same logic when words in an earlier statue have received an authoritative exposition by a superior court, use of same words in similar context in a later act will give rise to a presumption that parliament intends that the same interpretation should also be followed for construction of those words in the later statute. the rule ..... the court of first instance for a finding and extends even to collateral proceedings and subsequent suits.". the learned judge accepted the air commentaries on the court-fees act and suits valuation act (2nd edition) page 871 and extracted the same in the judgment as follows:- ".to sum up: (1) where the objection has not been taken in .....

Petitioner Vs. Respondent

Court : Chennai

..... of question being asked without reasonable grounds), 151 (indecent and scandalous questions) and section 152 (questions intended to insult or annoy) of the indian evidence act, 1872. disposition: 44. on a careful consideration of respective contentions, this court, bearing in mind the entire conspectus of the attendant facts and circumstances of ..... the applicant/1st respondent submits that the 1st respondent/election petitioner has taken a new stand with reference to 10a of the representation of the people act, 1951 11. the learned senior counsel for the applicant/1st respondent refers to the handbook for candidates of election commission of india, 2009 (reprint ..... register before the district electoral officer, chennai district viz., the commissioner of corporation of chennai, under rule 88 of the rules under representation of people act. 7. the learned senior counsel for the applicant/1st respondent projects an argument that as far as the election expenditure of the election petitioner is .....

Mr M Pitchaiah Vs. Mr K S Periyaswamy

Court : Karnataka

..... were responsible for the conduct of the business of the company. (iii) vicarious liability can be inferred against a company registered or incorporated under the companies act, 1956 only if the requisite statements, which are required to be averred in the complaint/petition, are made so as to make the accused therein vicariously ..... learned magistrate/special court (economic offences) bengaluru, after recording sworn statement of the complainant, has taken cognizance for the offence punishable under section 447 of the act of 2013 and issued summons.4. sri. k. g. raghavan, learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioners submits that on bare perusal of the complaint, it ..... the president of india is a major share holder holding 54.03% equity shares by investing public money. he appoints the board of directors under the companies act, articles of association and memorandum of association of beml ltd. company (for short company ). the board of directors of the company recommended 25% of the .....

Aparna Ajinkya Firodia Vs. Ajinkya Arun Firodia

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... evidence to disprove the same can be allowed by the court. this is especially so when the parties to the marriage admittedly had 1for short, evidence act or the act , as the case may be 54 access to each other during the time when the child could have been begotten.4. the main contention of shri ..... of justice. by adopting the above course, the issue of infidelity alone would be determined, without expressly disturbing the presumption contemplated under section 112 of the evidence act. even though, as already stated above, undoubtedly the issue of legitimacy would also be incidentally involved.20. heavy reliance is also placed by shri kapil sibal, ..... direction issued by the court, the allegations would be determined by the court, by drawing a presumption of the nature contemplated in section 114 of the indian evidence act, particularly, in terms of illustration (h) thereof. vii. that by adopting the above course, the issue of infidelity alone would be determined, without expressly disturbing .....

K.r. Pete And Pandavapura Taluk Mspc Vs. The Principal Secretary

Court : Karnataka

..... , pandavapura town, pandavapura, mandya, karnataka-571 435. represented by its president: smt. p hemavathi, w/o h.s.hemanth kumar, aged about35years, (the karnataka societies registration act, 1960) appellant (by sri. k.s.ponnappa, advocate for sri. mahesha b, advocate) and:1. the principal secretary, state of karnataka, the department of women and ..... 10.2023 and 31.10.2023 vis., annexure-a and b to this appeal. aggrieved by this, the appellant who is msptc registered under societies registration act approached the learned single judge claiming anomalies and violations. the learned single judge, having heard the appellant so also the respondent-state, was pleased to dispose ..... centralised kitchens for cooking meals may be used, wherever required, as per the guidelines issued by the central government. further, section 22(3) of national food security act, 2013 reads as under:22. (3) the central government shall provide food grains in respect of entitlements under - 20 - nc:2023. khc:43175-db .....

In Re: National Hydroelectric

Court : Authority for Advance Rulings

Reported in : (2005)193CTRAAR594

..... the company in regard to aad cannot override the statutory provisions and mandatory accounting standards. the prescribed accounting standards are mandatory both under the it act as well as companies act. if aad is treated in the nature of capital reserve, it has to be adjusted/added back while computing book profit for purposes of ..... be taken into consideration while computing the book profit for the purposes of minimum alternate tax (for short the "mat") under the provisions of section 115jb of the act. in support of its case, it relies on the expert opinion of : (a) expert advisory committee of the institute of chartered accountants of india; and ( ..... 559 (sc) 1. m/s national hydroelectric power corporation ltd. (nhpc), a public sector undertaking, filed this application under section 245q(1) of the it act, 1961 (for short the "act"), seeking advance rulings of the authority on the questions mentioned at the end of this para. it is engaged in the construction and operation of hydroelectric .....

Sanjay S/O Kewalchand Bhondekar Vs. Chairman, Maharashtra Small Scale ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2004(4)BomCR717; 2005(1)MhLj171

..... represent before it record its finding. on this exercise being undertaken by the disciplinary authority, the consequence will abide by the ultimate result. the disciplinary authority will act on our direction and pass appropriate orders within three months of the communication of our order.21. rule is made absolute in the aforesaid terms with no ..... disciplinary authority was justified in coming to the conclusion that the services of the petitioner deserves to be dismissed for this serious misconduct, as it was an act of dishonesty in connivance with the two units in the matter of transaction of purchase of hand sealing machines, at the cost of causing huge financial loss ..... the amount from the defaulting party i.e. m/s space pac machines limited, thane and also taken necessary action under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act for dishonour of cheques issued by the said firm, and for that the petitioner cannot be blamed.12. mr. darda, submitted that the respondent corporation has .....

Beena Kaniyankunnel, Arunagapally and Another Vs. Kerala State Electio ...

Court : Kerala

..... officers were appointed in connection with election to the standing committees authorising to perform any function of the returning officer. sections 42 and 43 of the act act as a pointer to come to the conclusion that in the absence of specific provisions non one can be said to be authorised to perform any ..... , the state election commission has to issue appropriate guidelines/orders. no doubt, such instructions cannot be contrary to or inconsistent with the provisions under the act or the rules. the returning officer is being appointed by the state election commission for conducting elections to the standing committees on a particular date fixed ..... would virtually disable the concerned returning officers from effectually conducting the election to the standing committees to panchayats taking into account the various provisions under the act and the rules in accordance with statutory mandate. annexure-a has been issued by the commission before the date of election and to achieve the above .....

National Insurance Co. Ltd Vs. sri.srinivasa

Court : Karnataka

..... states coverage in respect of drivers and conductors of public service vehicle and employees carried in a goods vehicle would be limited to the liability under the workmen's compensation act. it does not speak of any passenger in a `goods carriage'.27. furthermore, sub-clauses (i) of clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section ..... policy does not cover liability to gratuitous passengers who are not carried for hire or reward. if a liability other than the limited liability provided for under the act is to be enhanced under an insurance policy, additional premium is required to be paid. the liability is restricted to the liability arising out of the statutory requirements ..... contention has been taken by the appellant-insurance company in the written statement as well as in the evidence that policy issued by the insurance company is the act policy and it does not cover the risk of the inmates of the car. the tribunal without examining ex.r1- insurance policy relying upon judgment of this court .....