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Aug 17 1990 (HC)

Vinar and Co. and Another Vs. Income-tax Officer and Others.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1992]193ITR300(Cal),[1992]65TAXMAN338(Cal)

..... chand and sons v. state of punjab, air 1965 p&h; 441, levy of damages were imposed up to six years upon an employer for not making payment in the scheduled time in terms of the employees provident funds act. it was held that levy of damages not immediately after default but after allowing accumulation of defaults for years together is .....

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Jan 27 1938 (PC)

R. Shanmuga Rajeswara Sethupathi, Raja of Ramnad Vs. Chidambaram Chett ...

Court : Mumbai

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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Aug 20 1954 (HC)

Collector of Customs, Madras Vs. Lala Gopikissen Gokuldass

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1955Mad187

..... customs duties. there is no procedure prescribed to be followed by the customs officer in the matter of such adjudication and the proceedings before the customs officers are not assimilated in any manner whatever to proceedings in courts of law according to the provisions of the civil or criminal procedure code. the customs officers are not required to act judicially ..... percentages stated below as applied to half of best years imports of diesel engines and parts thereof falling under s. no. 30 of part ii of the import trade control schedule. (a) approved importers: quota (i) diesel engines of 0 to, 10 h. p. 100 per cent (ii) diesel engines of 11 to 20 h. p. 10 per cent ..... into two categories, went on to state la para 3: '3. licences for diesel engines will be granted under separate quotas for imports from the dollar area, switzerland, japan and the soft currency area respectively. each such quota will be calculated in the manner noted down in public notice no. 14 i. t. c. (pn)/50 dated 15-6 .....

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Jul 05 1976 (HC)

Raymond Woollen Mills Ltd. Vs. Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practi ...

Court : Mumbai

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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Sep 29 1965 (HC)

R. Veerayya and M. Siddalingaiah and ors. Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1967AP265

..... , labour, health or other conditions or requirements, existing, temporarily or otherwise in canada or in the area or country from or through which such persons come to canada, or (iv) probable inability to become readily assimilated or to assume the duties and responsibilities of canadian citizenship within a reasonable time after their admission. the ..... it may be stated that rule 144 not only provided for a quorum of 2; it also provided that if within 15 minutes after the time scheduled for the commencement of the meeting no member turns up, the chairman may proceed to conduct the meeting without the quorum. there also mr. ..... of the immigration act, respecting:'(g) the prohibiting or limiting of admission of persons by reason of- (i) nationality, citizenship, ethnic group, occupation, class or geographical area of origin, (ii) peculiar customs, habits, modes of life or methods of holding property, (iii) unsuitability having regard to the climatic, economic, social industrial, education .....

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Jan 04 1963 (HC)

Bhikhan Bobla and ors. Vs. the Punjab State and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1963P& H255

..... -board, thereupon without notice to the appellant, cancelled its certificate. rinfret, c. j., held that having acted as a judicial tribunal, the board must be assimilated to a court of inferior jurisdiction. the learned c. j., expressed the view that an express declaration from the legislature is required to prevent he application of the ..... 31a and cannot be treated as illustrative of the rule laid down in article 31a. article 316 validates with retrospective effect acts enumerated in the ninth schedule and punjab act 50 of 1948 is not one of them. the objectionable portions in section 36 which are said to be violative of the fundamental ..... from the order of the settlement officer to the state government.under section 22 the consolidation officershall cause to be prepared a new record of rightsfor the area under consolidation giving effect tothe repartition as finally sanctioned as provided insection 21. section 23 (1) determines the rightto possession of new holdings where all .....

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Mar 07 1962 (SC)

Joseph Kuruvilla Vellukunnel Vs. the Reserve Bank of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1962SC1371; [1962]32CompCas514(SC); [1962]Supp3SCR632

..... first instance. it was also emphasised in that case that the commissioner had to be a member of the judicial service and the enquiry before the commissioner was assimilated to and was governed by the provisions relating to the trial of suits by enjoining that as far as it might to it was to be in accordance with ..... of india has been created as a central bank with powers of supervision, advice and inspection, over banks, particularly those desiring that they be included in the second schedule or those scheduled already. the reserve bank thus safeguards the economy and the financial stability of the country. no doubt, the board is composed of nominated members; but from the ..... allowances in respect of the realisability of the advances, the worse of which belonged to a period prior to the extension of the reserve bank of india act to this area. these advances given time, could have been cleared, and an attempt was, in fact, being earnestly made with the assistance of mr. j. a. frost, a retired .....

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Oct 31 2002 (SC)

T.M.A. Pai Foundation and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2003SC355; 2003(51)BLJR158; JT2002(9)SC1; 2003(1)KarLJ1; (2002)8SCC481; (2002)3UPLBEC2817

..... political social and legal means of preventing them from fallingapart and so destroying the society of which they are members. the attemptshould be made to assimilate the minorities with majority. it is a matter ofcommon knowledge that in some of the democratic countries where minorityrights were not protected, those democracies acquired ..... empower parliament or statelegislature to enact law and not the entries finding place in three lists ofseventh schedule. thus the function of entries in three lists of the seventhschedule is to demarcate the area over which the appropriate legislatures canenact laws but do not confer power either on parliament or statelegislatures to ..... to the entire population of thecountry.178. in the year 1976 by fourty-second amendment act, the entries 11and 25 of list ii of seventh schedule relating to education and vocationaland technical training labour respectively were transferred to theconcurrent list as entry no. 25. in the constitution of india as .....

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May 11 2011 (SC)

Narmada Bachao Andolan and ors Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2011SC3199

..... they are better off than what they were. at the rehabilitation sites they will have more and better amenities than those they enjoyed in their tribal hamlets. the gradual assimilation in the mainstream of the society will lead to betterment and progress." 29. in state of kerala & anr. v. peoples union for civil liberties, kerala state ..... hastily proceeded to complete the rehabilitation process and started the power project of the omkareshwar dam contrary to the assurances given under the said policy for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes families, as none of such oustees was interested in receiving compensation for agricultural land. (xii) grant-in-aid to cover up the difference ..... and scheduled tribes. land had never been offered to any of these oustees. the amount of compensation as determined under the act 1894 had been deposited in their bank accounts. no attempt had ever been made by the appellant-state to either acquire land from other persons having a larger area of land resorting .....

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Jul 22 1986 (HC)

Mohant Dharam Das Chela Karam Parkash Vs. Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandha ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1987P& H64

..... been so recognised judicially that every institution of the kind has its own custom governing time mode of inheritance whereby the mahantship or managership, an expression which is assimilated to the term 'office' used' in the act, descends from one office-holder to the other, that is, from the predecessor to the successor of that ..... belonged personally to the ancestors of the present petitioner mahant. the mutation stood in their personal names and the petitioner mahant inherited the property given in the schedule from his guru. the succession devolves from guru to chela according to the custom of this institution and the udasi bhekh.'the aforesaid pleadings passed muster before ..... passing of the sikh gurdwaras act, 1925, providing for the declaration of religious institutions as sikh gurdwaras in accordance with the provisions of the act. if is area. where the present institution is located was in the erstwhile jind state, of which the ruler was a sikh. we find for the first time from the .....

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