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Bhanu Construction Co. Pvt. Ltd., Rep. by Its Managing Director Sri B. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2006Mad83; II(2006)BC191; [2006]129CompCas481(Mad); 2005(5)CTC721; (2006)1MLJ54

..... proper service, taken by the petitioner now, had never been taken by him before drt or drat. further, the original case was transferred to drt, bangalore, on establishment of separate tribunals. this fact was known to the petitioner and he admitted that he has knowledge of the proceedings before drt, bangalore. the drt diary, as ..... ahmad ishaque and ors.) ;(ii) : [1961]2scr828 (lt. col. khajoor singh v. union of india and anr.) ;(iii) : [1963]2scr563 (collector of customs, calcutta, v. east india commercial co. ltd. and calcutta and ors.) ;(iv) : [1976]1scr505 (nasiruddin v. state transport appellate tribunal);(v) 1992 (2) l.w. 505 (k. janarthan and anr. v. r. thilak ..... before this madras high court, even though they had chosen to invoke the jurisdiction of the andhra pradesh high court earlier, is unacceptable. this is nothing but 'forum shopping'.36. as laid down by the supreme court in : [1998]2scr1016 (chetak construction ltd. v. om prakash), we cannot approve of any attempt on the part .....

M/S.Rajam Industries (P) Ltd., Vs. the Deputy Commercial Tax Officer, ...

Court : Chennai

..... evidence was gathered from such transport companies regarding various vehicles. it also shows that various statements were obtained from persons at the helm of affairs of the establishments supplying raw-materials to oorvasi brand detergent manufacturing units, transporters of lab, sulphuric acid, soda ash and finished goods, landlords of the premises taken on ..... by manoeurving and manipulating their accounts deliberately and willfully not only to evade payment of excise duty, but also the tax legitimately due to the commercial taxes department.it was in that context, the division bench held that even though at the stage of issuing show-cause notice whether it is ..... offending goods. it is seen that during investigation enquiries were conducted with dealers of oorvasi including m/s.mohan agencies and it was verified from the commercial tax department that the petitioner for years together, used form-xvii which facilitated to procure raw materials at concessional rate of 3% against the normal .....

Tata Sky Limited, Mumbai and Others Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu Throug ...

Court : Chennai

..... on by the government. the revenues collected by it by permitting advertisements are only intended to defray part of the huge expenditure the government incurs on establishing and maintaining the broadcasting system throughout the country. by no stretch of imagination can the appellants claim any similarity with doordarshan. 36. subsequent to this ..... is "services", amenable to service tax. 89. in the decision reported in (2008) 2 scc 614 (imagic creative (p) ltd. v. commissioner of commercial taxes and others), the apex court considered the aspect theory in the context of service tax liability on advertisement services as well as value added tax. the ..... arguments were advanced without even making a reference about this, we can only record our displeasure at the attitude of the petitioner in going for forum shopping, taking different stands at different point of time before different courts. even though learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioners pointed out that the petitioners .....

The Registrar, University of Madras, Chepauk, Madras - 600005 and Othe ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)IIMLJ367

..... emphasised, as has been pointed out by the calcutta university commission, the desirability of organising teaching and residential universities wherever possible. the bill seeks to establish a teaching and residential university in madras and to organize and develop the teaching resources that exist in the city, to promote co-operation and reciprocity ..... insurance etc., which would normally fall within the words 'service of any description', if the legislature intended to cover 'all kinds of service', whether commercial or non-commercial. if the contention of the respondents in accepted, the first part of the definition in section 2(o) would include even 'religious service' and ..... alumnus' means foster child. it may be that unscrupulous men might have attempted to make a business out of education and convert the institutions into teaching shops. but the indian legislature has never attempted to do so; nor has the judiciary ever allowed it. courts in this country have always been vigilant .....

Dass Colour Lab Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1993(42)ECC243

..... expression 'industrial plant' is, according to learned counsel, manifestly arbitrary and violates article 14 of the constitution of india. it, is submitted that establishments excluded are hotels,, hospitals, photographic studios, photographic film processing laboratories, photocopying studios, laundries, garages and workshops. they dp not belong to any class ..... in the performance of any process or series of processes necessary for manufacture, production or extraction of a commodity, but does not include(i) establishments designed to offer services of any description such as hotels, hospitals, photographic studios, photographic film processing laboratories, photocopying studios, laundries, garages and ..... a.v. femandex v. slate of kerala : [1957]1scr837 ; cit v. keshavlal : [1965]55itr637(sc) cit v. m& g stores : [1963]2scr405 joint commercial tax officer v. yma, madras : [1970]3scr680 ; europea oil (nz) ltd. v. inland revenue commissioner 1976 1 all er 503 (legal rights arising from a .....

Bader Sayeed Vs. the Southern India Education Trust and Others

Court : Chennai

..... of the director. in addition to that, under clause 6(2) of the agreement, the governing board was given authority under the agreement to establish the terms and conditions of employment for junior scientists, technicians, clerical, administrative and operational support personnel. the conditions of employment were expected "to more ..... in the form of adjudicatory services (such as those of the criminal and civil courts and tribunal system). they also do so if they regulate commercial and professional activities to ensure compliance with proper standards. for all these purposes, a range of legal and administrative techniques may be deployed, including ..... a victim or an aggrieved person. 78. though the central vigilance commission's instructions are issued to various ministries of the central government or corporations established, under any central act, government companies, societies and local authorities owned or controlled by the government, it is worthwhile to consider the same, for .....

Dr. C.S. Subramanian Vs. Kumarasamy and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1996]86CompCas747(Mad)

..... of india cannot be taken away or truncated or abridged except by another recognised constitutional functionary and that too except in accordance with the valid procedure established by law and the provisions of the act constitute serious inroad into the fundamental rights of the petitioners to carry on his profession. the learned senior ..... of deferred payment, when such services are availed of with the approval of the first mentioned person : explanation. - for the purposes of sub-clause (i) 'commercial purpose' does not include use by a consumer of goods bought and used by him exclusively for the purpose of earning his livelihood, by means of self-employment;' ..... the appointment of really qualified persons. the disposal of redressal complaints raising disputes pertaining to sale of goods or hiring or availing of services of a commercial nature or trade oriented aspects by a consumer for consideration may be possible with the mode and manner of procedure laid down under sections 12 and .....

V-can Network (P) Ltd., Represented by Its Chairman Cum Managing Direc ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : II(2004)BC182; [2004]118CompCas280(Mad); 2003CriLJ3971

..... spite of all the above aspects, the third respondent had attached their bank accounts, internet servers and sealed their head office and other offices, godowns, factories, show rooms and other establishments in chennai. hence the present writ petition for necessary direction. 4. in writ petition no. 4144/2003, five distributors of v-can network private limited have prayed for similar direction .....

A. Pattammal Alias Pachaiyammal Vs. Nagarajan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1977)2MLJ286

..... complaints...made by the other members, so as to improve their position to the disadvantage of third party alienees. strong and compelling circumstances are required, so as to establish that such a conduct or activity of the manager was intended and deliberately intended to prejudice the other members and to cause wrongful loss to them. it is in ..... to have thought of. we have already said that if the father-manager by selling joint family property thinks or is advised to start or involve himself in dangerous commercial activities, which are harmful prima facie, then such an involvement cannot be said to be for the benefit of the family or in the interests of the family. ..... the second defendant was paying interest regularly to the mortgagee. but a few months thereafter, the second defendant thought it wise to sell the property which was a shop whose dimensions were 13' 27' so that the mortgage which is in the nature of an antecedent debt could be paid off, interest avoided and the balance of .....

ind Barath Powergencom Ltd. Vs. the Revenue Divisional Officer and ors ...

Court : Chennai

..... upon borewell owners and the revision petitioner companies, that the petitioners have not obtained any licence nor permission from the panchayats concerned to utilise the water for commercial purpose, that in tamilnadu, ottapidaram taluk has been identified as one of the more exploited areas where exploitation of water is on the higher side which ..... said order can be construed to restrain the parties from drawing and selling ground water by due procedure established by law and as such the impugned order passed by the first respondent without following the due procedure established by law will not stand scrutiny of law. 3(7). the impugned order is not in accordance ..... of the open space area of the said two streets and directing the members of petitioner-association themselves to remove their encroachments in front of their respective shops, we also direct the respondent- madurai corporation to take all effective steps to remove all encroachments in all the public roads and streets within the .....