Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1980Kant169; 1979(2)KarLJ421
..... ground of delay. in support of his contention, shri raikar strongly relied on the rulings of the supreme court in khub chand v. state of rajasthan : [1967]1scr120 and union of india v. khas karanpura colliery co., ltd., : [1968]3scr784 .9. in examining whether there is any delay or not, no hard ..... , and supervision of elections, cancellation of calendar of events and postponement of poll and s. 38(1) is therefore within the legislative competence, of the state legislature. the original act also provided- for the constitution of the municipalities by holding elections and various other matters connected with the elections to the municipalities. ..... following the words 'local government' and preceding the words 'the constitution and powers of municipal corporations and other bodies' should be interpreted as enabling the state legislature only within the constitution and powers of the municipal corporation and not on any other matter.14. firstly, the interpretation suggested by shri raikar is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1988(18)ECC358; 1988(19)LC131(Delhi); 1989(39)ELT211(Del)
..... then the impugned order dated february 11, 1987 is bad as the action is unsupported by law. reliance is placed on 'bidi supply co. v. union of india', : [1956]29itr717(sc) , 'state of madhya pradesh v. bharat singh', : [1967]2scr454 and 'satwant singh v. a.p.o.', : [1967]3scr525 to contend that all executive/administrative actions ..... the department of revenue handles all matters relating to central board of excise and customs and central board of direct taxes. the government of india in the department of revenue and banking vide order dated september 22, 1976 set up a directorate of internal audit for customs and central excise department and posts were sanctioned and director ..... the company's court rules laying down the procedure for sanction of the compromise. reliance is placed on a decision reported as 'hargopal v. people's bank of northern india ltd., lahore', a.i.r. 1934 lah 515 to contend that the judgment of the company court sanctioning a scheme of arrangement is judgment in rem .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : [1990]69CompCas404(Kar)
..... plaintiff corporation is not entitled to recover the suit claim as it represents the invalid portion of the consideration of the mortgage. 29. for the reasons stated above, points 1 and 2 are answered as follows : the entire mortgage transaction between the company and the defendants was not in contravention of the provisions ..... the appeal is referred to a division bench having regard to the importance of the question of law arising for consideration, 3. the appellant life insurance corporation of india ('corporation' for short), is the plaintiff in the suit. respondents are the defendants. respondent no. 1 died during the pendency of the appeal. his legal ..... itself was attracted to the case ; therefore there was no question of application of section 24 of the indian contract act. hence the decisions in eastern mercentile bank ltd. : air1960ker194 , cannot be held as laying down the law that section 24 of the indian contract act applies to the completed conveyance. 23. similar .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1961AP448
..... sub-section (2) of section 196a for the initiation of proceedings against the accused for offences under sections 467 and 471 read with section 467. vide durga das tulsiram v. state, (s) : air1955bom82 .' in the present case, the object of the conspiracy was to commit the offence under section 409 i. p. c. on the other hand, the ..... also like section 155(1) cr. p. c. the marginal note contains the word 'case' whereas the body of section contains the word 'offence'.11. in ram krishna v. state, it has been held by the punjab high court, us follows :'at first, however, it seems to me that the provisions of section 155(1), criminal procedure code, must be regarded ..... completely examined and arguments were heard, it would be open for the magistrate to hold that the objection had not been raised in time. in h. n. rishbud v. state of delhi, (s) : 1955crilj526 it has been held as follows :'if, therefore, cognizance is in fact taken,on a police report vitiated by the breach of amandatory provision .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1986SC1511; 1986(1)SCALE1254; (1986)4SCC8; 1986(2)LC47(SC)
..... settlement officer they could have themselves gone up in appeal but they did not do so. as a result of the dismissal of the appeal filed by the state the ryots were not worse of. the tribunal had only corfirmed the order of the assistant settlement officer. in the circumstances, we are constrained to held that ..... submitted to the order of the assistant settlement officer and therefore the order became final in so far as they were concerned. in the appeal filed by the state, the tribunal had only confirmed the order of the assistant settlement officer and the respondents were not worse of by the order of the tribunal. non-service of ..... lingamguntla agraharam is not an estate as defined in section 3(2)(d) and determined the question accordingly.5. against the decision of the assistant settlement officer, the state of andhra pradesh preferred an appeal before the estates abolition tribunal (guntur). the ryots however did not file an appeal. the tribunal agreeing with the findings reached by .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1964Guj107; (1963)GLR911
..... on the basis of which the present petition is founded. it is sufficient to mention that, originally, the name of the respondent company was 'the international bank of india limited' and that it was, later on, changed into its present name 'the vasant investment corporation limited'. the authorized capital of the respondent company originally ..... of these acts of malfeasance are also attributed to respondents nos. 3 and 4. for the purpose of deciding the preliminary point, it is not necessary to state the details of the alleged malfeasance and misapplication of funds. 2. after the present petition was presented, the petitioner company went into liquidation and the official ..... this follows from the clear language used by the legislature itself in the latter part of section 543, sub-section (1) (schedule xi). as already stated, that part contemplates an application to be made for the purpose of obtaining an order for examination of the person concerned and for obtaining an order for compensation .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : [1971(21)FLR159]; 1973LabIC87; (1970)IILLJ306SC; (1970)3SCC67
..... money if section 25fff is applicable, to the facts of the case.10. there have been pronouncements of this court which put the matter beyond any controversy. in central bank of india ltd. v. p. s. rajagopalan etc. : (1963)iillj89sc the main question which engaged the attention of this court was the construction of section 33c(2) of the ..... to the provisions of paragraph 12(1) in each of the said licences and in exercise of the power under section 6 of the indian electricity act, 1910, the state electricity board, u p., took over the undertaking of the company at allahabad and lucknow from the midnight of september 16, 1964. the company accordingly ceased to carry ..... number of other similar disputes.3. the appellant is a partnership firm carrying on the manufacture and sale of bidis at various places in the vidarbha region of the state of maharashtra and other places including nagpur. it employed 4000 men in its factories. on the issue of a notification by the government of bombay dated june 11, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1985]152ITR163(AP)
..... months and 24 months, respectively;... (vii) this concession also applies to board employees who are on foreign service or on deputation to government of india or other state governments.' certain principles which will be guiding factors in construing the statutory provisions in the i.t. act and in particular, the expression 'salary ..... principles detailed hereunder.' b. p. ms. no. 961, dated 22-9-1978, under which thermal allowance was sanctioned, reads : 'the andhra pradesh state electricity board after careful consideration of the representations received, accords sanction for payment of thermal allowance to engineers,.....whose nature of work required full time attention to ..... are applicable commonly to all. hence, the objection raised by the revenue is not sustainable. 8. now, the second objection. in mota singh v. state of harayana, : air1981sc484 , the point involved was-whether the independent truck owners, who had jointly filed a writ petition in respect of impugned tax, would .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : [1989]3SCR144
..... award (vide firm madanlal roshanlal mahajan v. hukumchand mills ltd., indore, : [1967]1scr105 ; bungo steel furniture pvt. ltd. v. union of india, (supra) and n. chellappan v. secretary, kerala state electricity board and anr. : [1975]2scr811 . it is, however, urged by shri fali s. nariman, who argued in support of the ..... affected by such arbitral adjudications involve larger questions of policy and public interest. government and its instrumentalities cannot simply allow large financial interests of the state to be prejudicially affected by non-reviewable-except in the limited way allowed by the statute-non-speaking arbitral awards. indeed, this branch of ..... was whether in dismissing a revision petition filed under the mines & minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 and the rules made thereunder, the union of india was bound to make a speaking order. this court held that under the mines & minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 the central government while deciding .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1993(25)DRJ303
..... there is one weighty circumstance which must be in our remembrance. reservation for delhi graduates is not that invidious because, as stated in the beginning, the students are from families drawn from all over india. not 'sons of the soil' but sons and daughters of persons who are willy nillypulled into the capital city for reasons ..... 2scr621 . the meaning of life and personal liberty has been further enlarged in the case reported as bandhua mukti morcha v. union of india, : [1984]2scr67 . now in a case miss mohini jain v. state of karnataka, reported as : [1992]3scr658 (kuldip singh and r.m. sahai, jj.), the supreme court has held that right to ..... temporise with the country's development in the vital areas of professional expertise' (jagdish saran v. union of india, : [1980]2scr831 ).71. true, the expression 'personal liberty' in art. 21 is of widest amplitude (see, for example state of maharashtra v. chandrabhan, : (1983)iillj256sc and includes all those aspects of life which go to make a .....
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