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The India Cements Limited Represented by Its Managing Director Vs. Dir ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2001)3MLJ484

..... ) of the factories relating to the definition of occupier ultimately held that the directors are the ultimate controlling authority over the management of the company when the company is the owner and the manager or any other employee who has immediate and day-to-day control over the affairs of the factory cannot ..... to consolidate the law regulating factories. it is a piece of social welfare legislation enacted primarily with the object of protecting workmen employed in factories against industrial and occupational hazards. the stringent provisions relating to the obligations of the occupiers or managers with a view to protect workers and to secure to ..... experienced in the administration of the factories act 1948. even after the amendment act 94 of 1976 same difficulties experienced in the administration of the act specially in relation to safety conditions and development of appropriate work culture conducive to safety and health of workers particularly in case of factories which deals with .....

Ganeshmal Maggaji by His Power Agent Roopchand Maggaji Vs. the Central ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1978)1MLJ287

..... authority who had issued the licence. the buyer of the goods in such cases should be an actual user requiring the goods in question for use in the industrial unit.275(2). if for any reason the licensee has not been able to take delivery of the imported goods from the holder of the letter of authority ..... view that we have taken in supported by the conclusion reached by a full bench decision of the andhra pradesh high court in government of india v. national tobacco company : air1977ap250 , where there is an elaborate discussion of various other matters and that court also came to the conclusion that in regard to a petition that had been ..... relief to the appellant, and hold that the writ petition itself has abated. this leads us to consider the provision in section 58. it is as follows:58. special provisions as to pending petitions under article 226.-(1) notwithstanding anything contained in the constitution, every petition made under article 226 of the constitution before the appointed day .....

Manoj Kumar Sonthalia Vs. Vivek Goenka and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)2MLJ622

..... additional undertakings as aforementioned to protect the interests of anil kumar sonthalia and the working journalists and employees who satisfy the definition of 'workmen' under the industrial disputes act or any other law in this behalf, the compromise is lawful and suffers no legal defect.22. we have difficulty, however, in accepting ..... /bharatkatha publications private limited shall have the pre-emptive right to buy the same at the value determined by aggregating the annual profits of the publications/or companies for the previous three financial years. likewise, if defendant no. 8/defendant no. 2/defendant no. 5/defendant no. 1/bharatkatha offset private limited/ ..... borrowed against the new rentals, such rentals, deposits or borrowed amount shall stand charged in favour of defendant no. 3 and, shall be deposited in the special bank account to be operated by mr. r.v. pandit mentioned for the specific purpose of ensuring payment of instalments mentioned hereinabove. mr. pandit is .....

V.Jayabalan Vs. the Government of Tamil Nadu

Court : Chennai

..... workman be asked whether he wants to give any explanation about the evidence led against him. it seems to us that it is not fair in domestic enquiries against industrial employees that at the very commencement of the enquiry, the employee should be closely cross-examined even before any other evidence is led against him. in dealing with ..... domestic enquiries held in such industrial matters, we cannot overlook the fact that in a large majority of cases, employees are likely to be ignorant, and so, it is necessary not to expose ..... local body schools. in this context, he pointed out that g.o.ms.no.525 specifically states that it is relating to private aided schools.32.the learned special government pleader has sought to sustain the impugned order placing reliance on g.o.ms.no.1529.33.i have considered the submissions made on either side and perused .....

N.Mohamed Kani Vs. Secretary of Tamil Nadu Electricity Board

Court : Chennai

..... complaint format (please tick ( v ) in the box whichever is applicable) 1) service connection related i) for new service (type) domestic commercial industrial agriculture other services ii) for existing service: service no.additional meter defective meter/ capacity enhancement replacement of meter additional load conversion to 3 phase shifting ..... court tested the correctness of a judgment passed by the appellate tribunal of the electricity board. in the above reported case, the respondent-company approached the maharastra regulatory commission, with the prayer that the demand notice issued by the maharastra electricity state distribution ltd., to be declared ..... agricultural services. (ii) comply with the directives of government towards restriction on exploitation of ground water for irrigation and environmental constraints. accordingly, special provisions have been made in this code in relation to agricultural service connections as below and they shall remain in force until cross subsidy .....

K.Velu Vs. State Through the Intelligence officer,

Court : Chennai

..... subsequently. having regard to these mitigating circumstances, the learned counsel would submit that the substantive sentence of imprisonment may be reduced.34. but, the learned special public prosecutor would submit that the offences committed by the accused nos.1 and 2 are heinous in nature and therefore, going by the gravity of the ..... as aforesaid. the court is, however, to guard itself against readily accepting the statement of a conspirator against a co-conspirator. section 10 is a special provision in order to deal with dangerous criminal combinations. normal rule of evidence that prevents the statement of one co-accused being used against another under section ..... place reasonable grounds before the court to make the court to believe that two or more persons had conspired together to commit the offence. the learned special public prosecutor would further submit that though, in this case, there is no independent evidence available, making out reasonable grounds for the court to believe .....

E.i.D. Parry (India) Ltd. Another Vs. Industrial Tribunal, Madras and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1993)IILLJ1Mad; (1992)IIMLJ382

..... 4. a counter affidavit was filed by the petitioner management stating that the demands will have to be adjudicated by applying region-cum-industry principle and the financial status of the petitioner company will have to be assessed before considering the demand with regard to wages and the dearness allowance and that the second respondent union ..... till the decision of the tribunal with respect to the same matter would be a matter incidental thereto under sec. 10(4) and need not be specially referred in terms to the tribunal. thus interim relief where if is admissible can be granted as matter incidental to the main question referred to the tribunal ..... of public order or supplies and services essential to the life of the community or for maintaining employment or industrial peace in the establishment concerning which such reference has been made, they may, by general or special order, make provisions : (a) for requiring employers or workmen or both to observe such terms and conditions .....

The Narasimha Mills Ltd., Narasimhanaickenpalayam, Coimbatore-641 031 ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2000(1)CTC406; (2000)ILLJ1353Mad

..... aswork within the factory. such an extreme proposition was rightly rejected bythe division bench holding that such work was done entirely outside thefactory or the premises of the company, and hence, not liable to be broughtwithin the scope of the act.14. therefore, the question which arose for consideration in both the cases dealt with ..... power co., ltd., v. employees' state insurance corporation, : (1967)iillj40sc , the issue which arose for consideration not was whether the work carried out by a company not only in the workshop or the receiving stations, but over the entire area over which the process of transmission was carried on, could be considered to be a ..... two months. the said payments also do not fall under any of the four exempted categories, such as, pension fund or provident fund or travelling allowance or special expenses or any gratuity payable on discharge. therefore, the management, having failed to produce any material to substantiate the real nature of payment, the e.s.i .....

Tvs Motor Company Limited Vs. Bajaj Auto Limited

Court : Chennai

Reported in : LC2009(2)139; 2009(40)PTC689(Mad)

..... upon : [1979]2scr757 (bishwanath prasad radhey shyam v. h.m. industries) which was rendered prior to the amendment to distinguish the above legal position. (e) in the decision reported in 1972 rpc 457 (the general tire & rubber company v. the firestone tyre and rubber company ltd and ors.) on the principle of common general knowledge, it is ..... other formidable grounds as provided under section 64 of the patent's act, the court should not grant injunction in such cases. we hold that in the special facts and circumstances of the case, grant of interim injunction cannot be sustained. according to the appellant the failure of the respondent in its initial specification dated ..... have noted that the appellant's product is a four stroke internal combustion engine with two inlet valves and one exhaust valve which application had its own special effects in the operation of the internal combustion of the engine or in its improvement, such an operation when supported by another valid indian patent no. .....

Workmen Vs. Management of India Forge and Drop Stampings Ltd., and ors

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1996(74)FLR2052]

..... granting increase in wages, dearness allowance house rent allowance and incentive scheme and since there was market recession the automobile industry coupled with power cut, the workmen were informed of the position of the company a the juncture and demands were made to avoid lay-off to the extent possible. the management was said to ..... has to be exercised with great circumspection and it is not for the high court to constitute itself into an appellate court over the tribunals constituted under special legislations to resolve the disputes of kind qualitatively different from ordinary civil disputes and to readjudicate upon questions of fact decided by those tribunals. be it ..... were absolutely false. the conciliation proceedings initiated ended in failure. the stoppage of work in the company was nothing but a lock-out and the management deliberately wanted to create a situation to make the ambattur unit a sick unit. having regard to the above, it is claimed by the workers' union that the .....