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Apr 20 2010 (FN)

Argentina Versus Uruguay

Court : International Court of Justice ICJ

..... that uruguay has violated its obligations under the 1975 statute. moreover, neither of the parties has argued before the court that the water quality standards established by caru have not adequately taken into consideration the geomorphological and hydrological characteristics of the river and the capacity of its waters to disperse and dilute ..... the 1975 statute. 273. the court recalls that customary international law provides for restitution as one form of reparation for injury, restitution being the re-establishment of the situation which existed before occurrence of the wrongful act. the court further recalls that, where restitution is materially impossible or involves a burden ..... court considers that the attainment of optimum and rational utilization requires a balance between the parties rights and needs to use the river for economic and commercial activities on the one hand, and the obligation to protect it from any damage to the environment that may be caused by such activities, on .....

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Nov 02 2007 (TRI)

Kisan Discretionary Family Trust Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2008)113TTJ(Ahd.)918

..... of p.r.os. in providing assistance to the public. in this circular, the board has also advised the p.r.os. to visit the government/commercial establishments to provide them assistance in filing correct returns and making eligible claims. these circulars issued by the board almost 4-5 decades before cast a duty on the ..... , the same will automatically be decided in assessee's favour.11.1 with respect to departmental representative's arguments, that it was for the assessee to establish that change in system of accounting was bona fide and that the changed system was being followed regularly, the learned authorised representative has submitted that, first of ..... . yr. 2003-04. there is nothing to show that appellant has to follow the same method of accounting in subsequent period. further the revenue has not established even a single transaction which justifies its stand that appellant is following mercantile method of accounting. barring the disputed items, not a single adjustment of either income .....

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Oct 08 2007 (HC)

Suomoto Proceedings in Flesh Trade Vs. State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(1)JKJ161

..... responsibility that lies on the shoulders of cbi which is investigating this case, that involves delicate questions touching, the individual human dignity and protection maintenance of lawfully established system and moral fabric of society, efficacy and credibility of administrative institution, and prevention of crime perpetrated and patronized at high level.3. we, therefore, genuinely ..... its hopes, can ever morally be clean till all its women are really free - free to live without sale of their young flesh to lascivious wealth or commercializing their luscious figures. india, to redeem this 'gender justice' and to proscribe prostitution whereby rich men buy poor women through houses of vice, has salved its ..... has said regarding him on 11.06.2006, in presence of sh. ab. wahid, district judge:.in the evening, sabeena took me to the coffee arabica shop of broad way hotel and introduced me with one amit amla and his friend (name not known to me). thereafter, sabeena left the place and amit amla .....

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Apr 19 2017 (HC)

J Venkatesh Reddy Vs. The State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... . the preamble to the act is relevant : an act to ensure, in consultation with institutions of local self government and gram sabhas established under the constitution, a humane, participative, informed and transparent process for land acquisition for industrialisation, development of essential infrastructural facilities and urbanization with ..... basis of zoning; clean and energy efficient technology, necessary social infrastructure; skill development facilities, etc. the minimum area of land required for establishing nimz is 5000 hectares (12500 acres) as per the nimz guidelines. it is contended that unfortunately, the state government which identified 2322 acres ..... chairman, (kiadb), no.3/2, kheni building, 1st cross, gandhinagar, bangalore 560 009. the commissioner, ramanagara channapatna urban development authority, town muncipality commercial complex, beside arkavathi old bridge, ramanagara 578 002. 29 the right respondents [respondent no.5 deleted as per the court order dated 13.10.2015]. .....

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Jul 22 2014 (HC)

Sri Sudhakar Hegde Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... follows :137. 15. so far as the b.d.a. act is concerned, it is not an act for mere acquisition of land but an act to provide for the establishment of a development authority to facilitate and ensure a planned growth and development of the city of bangalore and areas adjacent thereto and acquisition of lands, if any, therefor is ..... noticed that the technical wing of the bda are totally 118 incapable or incompetent of supporting the schemes formulated by the bda and if the bda is to go about shopping for guidance, expertise and light within the country and outside the country time and again, it is better that the bda relieves the technical and other stafff who are supposed .....

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Nov 29 2001 (TRI)

M. Visvesvaraya Industrial Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2002)83ITD511(Mum.)

..... activity. even then the assessee could not pinpoint any specific expenditure on scientific research. almost entire expenditure was incurred by the assessee on its establishment which was mainly required for the purpose of running and maintenance of various buildings and related services. it could not therefore be said that ..... conditions to be imposed upon the occupants of the complex. various clauses of the lease agreement including clauses 26 and 28 only ensured that the commercial complex was properly administered and the various occupants conducted themselves in accordance therewith. ordinarily, these functions were discharged by a cooperative housing society in ..... construction programme of commerce centre and cumulative profits in constructing more buildings and possibly a hotel.the assessee leased out large number of flats, shops etc. and carried out in a systematic manner business of maintaining such building and providing various services and setting up other profitable activities like .....

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Dec 03 2015 (HC)

National Mineral Development Corporation Limited, rep. by its Regional ...

Court : Karnataka

..... sector undertakings such as power grid corporation, ntpc, etc., which frequently require forest land for their projects should also be involved in undertaking compensatory afforestation by establishing special-purpose vehicles. whereas the private sector user agencies may be involved in monitoring and most importantly, in protection of compensatory afforestation. necessary procedure for this ..... vs. mohd yasin [1983 (3) scc 229]; city corporation of calicut vs. thachambalath sadasivan and others [1985 (2) scc 112]; vijayalakshmi rice mill and others vs. commercial tax officers, palakol and others [2006 (6) scc 763] and delhi race club limited vs. union of india and others [2012 (8) scc 680]. (j) in ..... ., delhi vs. cst u.p. and state of u.p. [(1981)2 scc 141] (rainbow steels ltd.); g. radhakrishna murthy and company and others vs. commercial tax officer-ivb, vijayawada and others [(1997)8 scc 37)] (g. radhakrishna murthy and company) he contended that on the basis of the expression body in sub- .....

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Aug 13 1973 (HC)

K. Ramachandran (Occupier), Ravendra Mills Limited and anr. Vs. Employ ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1974)2MLJ78

..... connection with the work of the factory, and none of them was employed in any separate establishment unconnected with the work of the factory, and all workers of disputed categories whether they worked in the factory or elsewhere were employees within the meaning of ..... the nanpur electric light and power company limited v. e.s.i. corporation : (1967)iillj40sc . it was there held that where a company maintained an establishment for its factory and the factory did the work of transforming and transmitting electrical energy, all employees, clerical or otherwise, including administrative staff, were employed in ..... sale of such umbrellas. if it were otherwise, it would be unrealistic, having regard to the concept of a factory. a factory is associated with a commercial activity and that activity will have as its ultimate aim the marketing of its products. sale clerks, therefore, would clearly fall within the definition of the .....

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Jan 18 2008 (HC)

Joydeep Mukherjee and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors. ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2008(2)CHN546

..... on the part of the government a colourable exercise of power. elaborating the point it is said that the establishment of a factory for manufacturing refrigeration equipment is nothing but an ordinary commercial venture and can by no stretch of imagination fall within the well-accepted meaning of the expression 'public purpose ..... the district collector while seeking the approval of the commissioner stressed that prestigious exporters from india as well as other foreign countries were likely to establish their units in the diamond park which would generate a good deal of foreign exchange and create employment potential. the state government by its communication ..... ', that even if it were to fall within that expression the factory is to be established not by the government, nor by government participation .....

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Sep 30 2015 (HC)

Sri M Madhava Gowda Vs. Under Secretary to Government

Court : Karnataka

..... . tendolkar & ors. (air1958sc538 the court after considering a large number of its previous decisions observed as follows : things not forbid "it is now well established that while article 14 forbids class legislation, it does reasonable classification for the purposes of legislation. in order, however, to, pass of permissible classification two conditions ..... , advocates) and:1. the state of karnataka represented by its principal secretary finance department vidhana soudha ambedkar veedhi, bengaluru-560 001.2. the commissioner of commercial taxes, karnataka vanijya therige karyalaya gandhinagar bengaluru-560 009. respondents (by prof. ravivarma kumar, advocate general a/w sri. t.k. vedamurthy, hcgp) these ..... cl-9, licensee no.4:457. sarjapura road, varthur hobli, bengaluru-560 087. prasannakumar3s/o govindaiah aged about31years cl-9, licensee, no.87:2, shop no.2 and3t.m.r. main road mathikere bengaluru-560 028. s/o late chikkavenkatakaiah aged about52years cl-9, licensee no.42:1, 1st main road .....

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