Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1990Guj105; [1992]73CompCas209(Guj); (1985)1GLR57; (1990)1GLR628; (1990)1GLR628
..... being applicable to an industrial concern. 8. the statement of objects and reasons for enacting this law states that it was intended to provide medium and long-term credit to industrial under takings which fall outside the normal activity of the commercial banks. the state financial corporation being controlled and guaranteed by the government was, therefore, constituted as a special statutory agency to advance ..... interest. ordinarily, it advances loans in order to assist the people financially in establishing an industry in the state or for the development of agriculture, animal husbandry and for such other purposes which would advance the economic well being of the people, moneys advanced by the state government have got to be recovered expeditiously so that fresh advances may be made from the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (2005)107BOMLR243
..... agree that all suits would be filed only in the courts at bombay. firstly, the revision applicant (original defendant) is only a business concern and not a corporation. therefore, explanation to section 20 of the code of civil procedure is not applicable in the present case which was the case in the case of hakam singh ..... v. gammon (india) ltd. (supra). secondly, it is stated in the consignment receipt that all disputes were subject to bombay jurisdiction indicating that if the revision applicant were to file a suit, it would also have been filed ..... passed by the learned iind ad hoc additional district judge, jalgaon below exhibit-1 in special civil suit no. 373 of 1997.3. the necessary facts are stated below :the revision applicant is a common carrier. the respondent entrusted a consignment to the revision applicant for transportation from burhanpur to bhusawal. during the course of transportation .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1983Delhi1; ILR1981Delhi917
..... to discharge this liability. this is another instance of financial mass. apart from the fact that this shows that there is no financial stability in the corporation it shakes its credit worthiness in the mind of the public. item no. 3(77) the government makes grants or advances loans for the execution of specific plans. these ..... the 'surveillance' of the courts as much as to the scrutiny of the parliamtent. 'surveillance', to use a phrase of lord pearce (padfied v. minister of agriculture (1968) ac 997 means that the courts exercise the power of overseeing to judge whether the authority has misdirected itself on facts or law. but the 'propriety adequacy ..... also overtook the metropolitan council of delhi on march 21, 1980. and rightly so. because if the drastic change in the context justified the dissolution of nine state assemblies, the metropolitan council of delhi could not be treated differently, for. it was after all a mini legislature for the union territory of delhi audits .dissolution .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 2008(5)KCCRSN651
..... nelsa enterprises75/1, dispensary roadbangalore-560001encl: chequeyours faithfully,sd/-assistant manager (i & d)27/1ex.p.14central bank of india,75-76, commercial street,bangalore-560001.karnataka state financial corporation,shankaranarayana buildingm.g. road, bangalore-563017dear sir,we have to inform you that the proceeds of cheque no. 648953 dt. 30-1-84 on canara bank for rs. ..... while discussing point no. 2 hence, the inevitable conclusion is that the bank had a duty and an obligation towards the corporation to ensure that the funds received by it directly from the corporation and credited in the account of the company in the bank would ha utilised for the purpose for which it was sent.24. in ..... this context it is relevant to state that when a banker has knowledge that an account with it is for a specific .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (2003)105BOMLR365
..... from today. the amount of other legal dues as payable to the petitioner shall also be released within a period of four weeks from today by respondent. no. 2 corporation on his submitting a declaration before respondent no. 2 that he has not encashed the demand draft which was sent to him and which he claims to have returned, ..... dated 24.6.1998 with liberty to the petitioner to file an appeal under rule 99 of the maharashtra state warehousing corporation (staff services) regulations (for short. service regulations). the petitioner submitted such an appeal to the board of respondent no. 2 corporation and he was also heard by the said appellate authority. by resolution dated 31.8.1998 the board ..... b.h. marlapalle, j.1. the petitioner joined the employment, of respondent no. 2 corporation i.e. the state warehousing corporation. pune, in1966. while he was working as assistant storage superintendent (class ii) he wasplaced under suspension by order dated 8.2.1990. he was served with the charge- .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (2001)168CTR(Bom)489
..... the various assessees submitted that the ship-breaking activity carried out by the assessees involves conversion of unserviceable ships obtained through government agencies, like metal scrap trading corporation ltd. (mstc). this activity gives rise to altogether a new excisable produce such as re-rollable scrap, ferrous scrap, wooden and other metallic items. ..... in paras 2 and 5 of the said judgment, the division bench specifically observed that the assessee therein had purchased condemned and unserviceable cargo vessel named state of andhra. the purchase was subject to the terms and conditions of the agreement referred to therein which was dated 23-8-1973. after purchase of ..... and steel. the timber obtained from the ship was sold as timber. consequently, the condemned and unserviceable ship purchased by the assessee from the shipping corporation of india was not regarded as a ship but was treated as an article sold for breaking and scrapping purposes. therefore, the division bench on the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2009(3)BomCR379; 2009(2)MhLj314
..... inter alia, for the word 'parle' singly or in conjunction with other words. whereas the plaintiff carries on business of biscuits and confectioneries in their corporate name, the other group of family of mohanlal dayal chauhan carrying on business of beverages has diversified also into the business of confectioneries which are manufactured and ..... until about 2001 for various products showing parle on their labels. in 2005, the plaintiff registered the trademark 'parle mint'. the mark 'parle logo' is also stated to have been registered by the plaintiff. it is an admitted position that the plaintiff manufactured various biscuits such as glucose, monaco, krackjack, etc. the name of ..... international limited. but the reference to 'europe' made it clear that the name did not necessarily refer to the plaintiff, and the fact that the united states company was carrying on business in the united kingdom under an entirely different name, as i have already said, should have suggested to any reader that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : [2002(94)FLR217]; ILR2002KAR600; 2002(2)KarLJ1
..... with full back wages, which according to the learned single judge was not justified. learned single judge also considered the decision of the apex court in karnataka state road transport corporation v b.s. hullikatti, wherein the supreme court held that a person who is held to be guilty of non-issuance of tickets should not be retained ..... officer, labour court and others1, is not applicable to the facts of the case on hand. a reference can be made to the case of uttar pradesh state road transport corporation v basudeo chaudhary, wherein the conductor was removed on the ground of alleged misconduct of attempting to cause loss of rs. 65/- to the ..... and not entitled to continue in service and this non-collection of fare has resulted in a loss to the corporation. the learned single judge has rightly applied the decision of the supreme court in karnataka state road transport corporation's case, supra, wherein while considering a case of respondent who had put in 22 years of service as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2004(3)ALLMR887; [2004(102)FLR754]; (2004)IIILLJ415Bom; 2004(3)MhLj102
..... be entertained by the high court only if it involves the substantial question of law. the division bench of this court, in the matter of dainik deshdoot v. employees' state insurance corporation and ors., reported in 1995(7) mh.l.j. 853 ;1995 (1) c.l.r. 446, has held that the appeal under section 82 of the ..... . dues amounting to more than a lac of rupees besides many other outstanding statutory dues and ultimately requested to consider the case sympathetically. the regional director, employees state insurance corporation on receipt of the said reply, directed the respondent no. 1 to represent their case in person before him on 10-2-1985. the record further shows ..... court by the respondent no. 1. the learned insurance court, bombay, by an impugned order, has reduced an amount of damages levied by the regional director, employees' state insurance corporation, bombay to the tune of rs. 54,000/- as against rs. 1,07,925.20 ps.2. more facts :--the respondent no. 1 had filed an application .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 2002(4)ALLMR807; (2002)104BOMLR561
..... requires,-(f) 'local authority' means in relation to local areas comprised within the jurisdiction of a municipal corporation, the concerned municipal corporation and in relation to any other local area in the state, the concerned municipal council, zilla parishad, panchayat samiti, industrial township, nagar panchayat or village panchayat, having ..... case (review order). we may refer to para 4 of the said order : [1997]3scr888 : 'the caste scrutiny committee for social welfare agricultural affairs and sports department should comprise of additional commissioner (revenue) as chairman, the divisional social welfare officer as member and research officer/welfare officer as ..... any benefits or appointments exclusively reserved for such castes, tribes, or classes in the government, local authority or any other company or corporation owned or controlled by the government or in any government aided institution, or secures admission in any educational institution against a seat exclusively reserved .....
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