Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : 2007(4)MPHT183
..... and the year in which the footwear had been manufactured and the bombay high court took the view that there was a substantial compliance with the rules made under the standards of weights and measures act, 1976. he also cited the decision of the patna high court in jagdish prasad didwanja and anr. v. state of bihar and anr. , in which, the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : (2008)215CTR(MP)54; [2009]308ITR380(MP); 2008(3)MPHT432
..... ; (iii) the construction and repairs of buildings necessary for the purposes of the market and for convenience or safety of the persons using the market yard; (iv) the maintenance of standard weights and measures; (v) the meeting of establishment charges including payments and contributions towards provident fund, pension and gratuity of the officers and servants employed by a market committee ; (vi) the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR2002MP196; 2002(2)MPHT353
..... concrete challenge to a specific statute, of a categorical answer. manifestly, in imparting instructions in certain subjects, medium may have subordinate importance and little bearing on standards of education while in certain others its importance and will be vital. normally, in imparting scientific or technical instructions or in training students for professional course ..... to understand instructions imparted through the medium in which it is imparted are matters which have an important bearing on the effectiveness of instruction and resultant standards achieved thereby. if adequate text books are not available or competent instructors in the medium, through which instruction is directed to be imparted are not ..... in enacting provision to decide whether they are clear or ambiguous but the preamble in itself not being an enacting provision is not of the same weight as an aid to construction of a section of the act as are other relevant enacting words to be found elsewhere in the act. the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : 1974MPLJ581; [1975]35STC132(MP)
..... are fertilizers as defined in the act. the second column of the schedule specifies the standard of fertilizer. in case of bone-meal raw, the following standard is prescribed :(i) moisture, per cent, by weight maximum 8.0.(ii) total phosphates (as p2 o6), per cent by weight, minimum 20.0.(iii) available phosphates (as p3 o5) soluble 2 per cent ..... , citric acid solution, per cent, by weight, minimum 8.0.(iv) nitrogen, per cent by weight, minimum 3.0.the ..... material shall pass wholly through is sieve 240 (aperture 2399 microns) of which not less than 70 per cent shall pass through is sieve 80 (aperture 790 microns).the prescription of standard in schedule i is with reference to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1964MP196
..... before the date of notification was prepared. (ii) on the basis of this statement, the total reduced rent which is arrived at by multiplying the area of land by the standard acreage rent rate, was determined. (iii) the total of the sale prices was divided by the deduced rent and thus a multiple indicating the ratio of the average price to ..... basis for determining the productiveness of the land. the rent to be fixed per soil-unit is then fixed. the number of soil-units in a holding multiplied by the standard rent for one soil-unit gives the deduced: rent for the holding. the actual rent is then fixed in the neighbourhood of the deduced rent.10. it will thus ..... not relevant ones.'7. from these decisions it is clear that the burden of proving that the award is wrong always rests on the claimant before the court. the weight of the burden depends upon the thoroughness of the enquiry made by the collector and where the proceedings of the collector disclose that the award of the coiletcor is not .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1966MP239
..... the elements which must be considered in forming the assessment in am given case vary so infinitely from other cases that there can be no fixed and unalterable standard for assessing the amounts for those particular elements.'11. but the difficulty or uncertainly does not prevent assessment of damages, which should represent the full equivalent of ..... strenuous game and also as regards riding a bicycle. she may have low back-ache or at least a feeling of tiredness and discomfort. if she gains weight, she is liable to develop osteoarthritic changes and develop low back-ache. she is a young girl in her teens and it is difficult to predict that ..... examination revealed an old, healed fracture of the 4th lumber vertebra and c vertebra appeared to be deformed. in the opinion of the witness, if the appellant gains weight, she is liable to develop osteoarthritic changes and develop low back-ache. the witness says :--'it is quite possible for a patient, who hassustained a lumber spinal fracture .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : I(2004)BC402; 2004(1)MPLJ147
..... charge into fixed charge on movable property;'non-performing asset' means an asset or account of a borrower, which has been classified by a bank or financial institution as sub-standard, doubtful or loss asset, in accordance with the directions or under guidelines relating to asset classifications issued by the reserve bank;'property' means-- (i) immovable property;(ii) movable property;(iii ..... argument of the petitioners that the security created by way of equitable mortgage is not a security within the definition of section 2(zf) of act 2002, also carries no weight. once the equitable mortgage is validly created and title deeds are deposited and memorandum is drawn and facility of loan is availed then it cannot be argued by the petitioners .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1977MP28
..... fixed by the government is taken into account in fixing the price for levy sugar so that the factory owner may make a reasonable margin of profit judged by average standards of efficiency, on the capital employed by him in the business of manufacturing sugar : [see section 3(3)(c) of the essential commodities act, 1955 and p.c.s. mills ..... crop and after the maturity period had passed is not so economical and beneficial as during the maturity period. during the hot months the crop dries up and loses in weight as well as in sucrose content. the interest of the sugarcane growers as well as of the factory demands that sugarcane should be ultilised when it is mature. the crushing .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : 1995ACJ17
..... of amount of dependency and compensation, it may be seen that there can be no exact uniform formula for measuring the value of the human life and to set a standard to determine the dependency and quantum of compensation. the law relating to compensation does not expect but directs the court to impart justice within the four corners of law according ..... to the needs of the litigants without the undue weight to the technicalities of law and base its orders on equity.10. the dependency of the claimant in the instant case on assessment of deceased's annual average income of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Madhya Pradesh
Reported in : 2009(4)MPHT449
..... the in-house test report (exh. p-11), the sample of the hsd drawn by assistant manager namely rakesh kumar gupta (p.w. 6) from the tank conformed to the standards prescribed.3. on being charged with the respective offences, the appellants abjured the guilt and pleaded false implication.4. although, none of the panch witnesses namely bansilal (p.w. 2 ..... 200 litres of the hsd respectively were kept near the tanker.(c) the police officer duly seized the pipe; sealed the tanker; requested avtar singh (p.w. 1), the inspector, weights and measures to measure the volume of kerosene as available in the tanker and also informed the oil company viz., m/s. indian oil corporation. avtar singh noticed shortage of .....
Tag this Judgment!