Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1988(3)BomCR489
..... are being imported. to say the least the 1976 amending act was enacted to remove the area restrictions as the legislature came to know about the migration of the tribals from the so called scheduled areas. the compensatory discrimination notion envisaged by articles 15(4) or 341 and 342 of the constitution of ..... whole driving force behind the directive principles of the state policy and the scheduled castes scheduled tribes order calls for a positive approach to achieve equality by equalising unequal starting points. to say the least the ultimate policy is of assimilation of those tribes with the main society. to bring them in the main ..... recital features, names of close relative etc. this historic information is sought from the new generation which quite obviously has assimilated in the general indian population. professor churye in his work 'the scheduled tribes' has pointed out how factors like religion or occupation or racial features have proved inadequate when attempting to distinguish .....
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Reported in : 1986(3)BomCR634
..... are being imported. to say the least the 1976 amending act was enacted to remove the area restrictions as the legislature came to know about the migration of the tribals from the so called scheduled areas. the compensatory discrimination notion envisaged by articles 15(4) or 341 and 342 of the constitution of india, ..... the whole driving force behind the directive principles of one state policy and the scheduled tribes order calls for a positive approach to achieve equality by equalising unequal starting points. to say the least the ultimate policy is of assimilation of those tribes with the main society. to bring them in the main ..... racial features, names of close relatives etc. this historic information is sought from the new generation which quite obviously has assimilated in the general. indian population. professor churye in his work 'the scheduled tribes' has; pointed out how factors like religion or occupation or racial features have prove inadequate when attempting to distinguish .....
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Reported in : AIR2002Bom335; 2002(3)ALLMR334; 2002(4)BomCR438; (2002)3BOMLR900; 2002(2)MhLj898
..... costs in the aforesaid terms.15. by my order dated 28th march, 2002 i had refused to grant any interim orders and had directed the elections to be held as scheduled. i had, however, directed the election officer to keep the ballot papers in a sealed cover and not to declare the results of the election. accordingly, the elections have been .....
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Reported in : (1938)40BOMLR767
..... son, then a minor, and for the purpose of making provision for the maintenance of the settlor and several members of his family as mentioned in the second schedule. the trustee was directed to pay government revenue, certain expenses of management, of litigation and of repairs : in the fifth place he was directed to apply monies in his hands ..... to the settlement of july 12, 1895 (herein called 'the settlement'). the then raja had become heavily involved in debt : a list of his creditors is given in the third schedule to this deed showing that he was indebted in a total sum of twenty lacs. his impartible zamindari of ramnad was of great extent, covering no less an ..... area than 2351 square miles. this and much other property, aggregating in value fifty lacs of rupees, he conveyed to a trustee for the benefit of his heir-apparent and eldest .....
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Reported in : [1985]57CompCas241(Bom)
..... on november 9, 1983, at new delhi, petitioner no. 2 met punja and requested punja to expeditiously clear proposals of the petitioner-company at the inter-institutional meeting scheduled to be held later that afternoon. subsequently, petitioner no. 2 was informed the formal clearance would have to await as punja desired to have a discussion with petitioner no ..... obtaining permission unmistakably lead to the conclusion that it must be obtained before the shares are actually purchased.111. it is true that the forms appended to the schedule by themselves are dangerous guides to the interpretation of the statute as held in ma tin v. maung aye air 1941 rang 135 as held in sarveswara rao v ..... may be other cases where on other ac facts there is a more substantial reason for a local authority to claim a declaration in respect of land in their area not owned by the authority [1972] 2 wlr' that decision turns on the facts of that case; but even there the principle was recognised that a court may .....
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Reported in : [1966]61ITR572(Bom)
..... in the scheme, be transferred to the fund established under the scheme and shall be credited to the accounts of the employees entitled thereto in the fund. schedule ii to the act enumerates the matters for which provisions may be made in scheme, including the constitution of boards of trustees for the administration of funds ..... government was given the power to add to the list by following a certain procedure prescribed in the act. textile was one of the industries mentioned in the first schedule, and, therefore, the act on the date it was enacted became applicable to the industry run by the assessee-company. clause (h) in section 2 provides : ..... -----------------------------total of 1 and 2 above 3,01,772 1 7------------------------------ 2. the assessee-company was one of the companies that came within purview of the first schedule of the employees' provident funds act. hereinafter referred to as the act. the assessee-company therefore was governed by the provisions from the of the act. .....
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Reported in : (1981)20CTR(Bom)196; [1981]6TAXMAN242(Bom)
..... would in effect give the applicant a right which is denied to him under sections 66 (1) and (2), and enlarge the jurisdiction of the court so as to assimilate it to that of an ordinary civil court of appeal.'35. these observations appear to be the sheet-anchor of the elaborate argument advanced before us on behalf of the ..... , and that declaration required several particulars to be given, and the said declaration had to be submitted along with the high denomination notes to the reserve bank or to a scheduled bank or to a government treasury. under sub-s. (9) of s. 6 of the ordinance, it was provided that no high denomination bank notes exceeding a value ..... order of the tribunal. now a question of law might be a simple one, having its impact at one point, or it may be a complex one, trenching over an area with approaches leading to different points therein. such a question might involve more than one aspect, requiring to be tackled from different standpoints. all that section 66 (1) requires .....
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Reported in : 2004(1)BomCR24
..... forever, the inevitable constraints. there is a limit to the capacity of the environment to service.....growth, both in providing raw materials and in assimilating by-product wastes due to consumption. the largesse of technology can only postpone or disguise the inevitable.professor barbara ward has written of this ecological ..... . it is true that in conveyance, dated 29th march, 1975, executed by court receiver in favour of respondent no. 1, the land in the schedule was described as 'piece or parcel of forest land with structures standing thereon.........' according to the first respondent, however, description in the conveyance was borrowed ..... which are designated as forests reserved, protected or otherwise. similarly, 'forest land' would naturally include 'forest' as understood in the dictionary sense and also any area recorded as 'forest' in the government record irrespective of the ownership.94. considering relevant decisions on the point, certain directions were issued and in part-i .....
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Reported in : [1979]49CompCas686(Bom)
..... therefore, an order under s. 37 is of binding nature having far-reaching consequences. in the proceedings before the commission, features of the court are assimilated. it was also urged that the allegation of misconduct or economic misconduct. for allegation of improper conduct, particulars must be given and even if the ..... of the cases related to non-accompaniment with the vehicles of registration certificates and other documents. in some cases, against certain vehicles, the time schedule was not kept and certain trips were missed. the supreme court also observed that what was important in a departmental action of this type for ..... in the matter of supplying, charging prices, giving discounts, giving turnover bonus and issuing credit notes between distributors and distributors and/or between distributors of various areas/territories; (iii) refusing to deal with and make supplies to certain distributors; (iv) favouring certain distributors by giving unjustifiably more supplies to them on the .....
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Reported in : [1959]37ITR136(Bom)
S.T. Desai, J. 1. In this reference made at the instance of the Commissioner of Income-tax, Ahmedabad, everything has been said that could possibly have been said on behalf of the Revenue. The assessee is a registered firm of two partners, Vithaldas Dhanjibhai and his son Harjivandas Vithaldas, carrying on business at Jamnagar in Saurashtra. The relevant assessment year is 1952-53, the accounting year being S.Y. 2007 ending on 30th October, 1951. A writing was executed on 2nd February, 1946, by Vithaldas, the father, in which he declared his intention in writing in order to allay the fears of his son that he might re-marry. He stated in that writing that out of his 1/2 share in the profits he would give 1/4th share to the wife of his son and another 1/4th share to Manu, his grandson, meaning thereby that he would keep to himself 1/2 of his 8 annas share in the profits of the partnership. The account of the partners at the end of S.Y. 2003 showed this. To the credit of the two partners ...
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