Court : Delhi
Reported in : ILR1972Delhi506
..... which the union is either administratively or financially concerned. it cannot, however, be extended, for instance, to a purpose with which only a private body or individual or a state as distinct from the union may be concerned-the union of india is also administratively in control of its (municipal corporation) affairs.'(19) it is worth recalling ..... others, a.i.r. 1969, delhi 247, discussing the special status of the union territory in the light of the constitution and the government of union territories act, 1963, was referred to. seth munna lal's(1) case could be understood as laying down the proposition that a purpose with which the union was not ..... 20th july, 1968.(2) according to the collector, delhi (r2), he had issued a notice under section 2(1) of the requisitioning and acquisition of immovable property act (30 of 1952), on 12-7-1968, informing the petitioner that the property was needed for a public purpose, namely, accommodating government officers/offices, for the purpose of .....
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Reported in : ILR1972Delhi535
..... delhi vs . birla cotton spinning and weaving mills, delhi, and another : [1968]3scr251 was faced with the problem of the virus of section 150 of the delhi municipal corporation act 66 of 1957 which had been challenged on the ground of excessive delegation. the court considered all the authorities on the subject and the learned chief justice (k. n. wanchoo, ..... of the income accrued in the previous financial year whichever amount shall be less.'sub-section (2) of section 61 reads as follows and this is the impugned provision: 'save as provided in the foregoing clause, with the previous sanction of the state government any other tax which the state legislature has power to impose in the state under the constitution.'(5) before examining .....
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Reported in : AIR1973Delhi28
..... authorised to sing and verify all document connected with the legal proceedings for an on behalf of the corporation and to present the application under section 31 of the act? 10. to what relief, if the any is the petitioner entitled? 11. whether the state financial corporations act, 1951 is ultra virus the constitution of india as alleged by the respondents?3. issues nos. 1 to ..... 1. the appellant is the delhi financial corporation incorporated under the state financial corporations act, 1951 (hereinafter referred to as the act.) the appellant filed an application in the court of district judge, delhi under section 31 of the act for the recovery of rs.1,89,376.92 paise from the respondent herein shri ram prashad, the sole proprietor of delhi steel and foundry works, delhi. according to .....
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Reported in : [1974]44CompCas173(Delhi); ILR1972Delhi369B
..... funds as working capital. sanction to the contioler or capital issues was ob ained from lime to time; the company was authorised to issue debentures to corporate bodies, individuals and financial ins itutions through private negotiations. the company, instead, issued debentures to the face value of rs.95 lakhs to beapur, armstrong and brady, as collateral ..... to secure compliance by the company as respects accounts laid before it in general meeting with the provisions of section 211 and other requirements of the act as 'to the matters to be stated in the accounts' is made punishable by section 211(7). section 212(5) requires information to be attached to balance-sheets on certain 'matters ..... ) shall continue to be in force. (21) rule 4 of the companies (court) rules, 1959, framed by the supreme court, states that every proceeding shall be entitled 'in the matter of the companies act, 1956' and 'in the matter of the company to which it relates'. form no. 1, framed in accordance with rule 4, .....
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Reported in : 9(1973)DLT37
..... . again another letter dated 6th august, 1969 written by the defendants to the plaintiff thanks the plaintiff for the accommodation the corporation had given to them during very hard and recessional period. it is also stated that commitment has been made to pay 2'% royalty and the defendants are doing their best to clear the arrears.(8) ..... jurisdiction to entertain the matter. a demand was being made by the plaintiff for the arrears and the defendants were delaying the matter pleading for time because of financial stringency or because of their other commitments. but this is not a difference or dispute in terms of para 11 of the agreement. the dispute that is ..... difference should have arisen before the institution of a suit. according to him as difference and dispute have been raised in the application under section 34 of the act that was sufficient to invoke the arbitration clause. in my opinion there is no force in this contention. that a condition precedent to the invocation of the .....
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Reported in : ILR1973Delhi181; 1972RLR154
..... of appeal, that the words 'in the manner provided in the code of civil procedure' are sufficient to confer it. such words were used in section 32(8) of the state financial corporation act 1951 and the supreme court said : 'it's difficult to understand why the scope of the language should be cut down by not including appeals provided under the code of ..... have led to the conclusion that a commissioner appointed under the public servants (inquires) act 1850, and an employees' insurance court constituted under the employees state insurance act 1948, are not courts : see brajnandan sinha v. jyoti narain, : 1956crilj156 ; m/s. popular process studio and another v. employees' state insurance corporation, : air1970bom413 . mr. justice v. s. despande, has also held that the controller is not .....
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Reported in : ILR1973Delhi433
..... exports of sugar, that since the international price of sugar was much lower than its internal price, the said exports were effected by the state trading corporation at a heavy financial loss, that the policy of the government was to encourage export and the government, thereforee, granted import licenses which were more commonly known ..... reason urged by the learned counsel was that under the provisions in the imports and exports (control) act, 1947 and the imports (control) order 1955, the creation of state monopoly through a special agency like the state trading corporation as well as the subsequent operation of the said agency can be only under the said statutery provisions ..... force for a period of three years. thereafter, it was extended from time to time and thus continued to be in force. section 3 of the act empowered the central government to make provisions prohibiting or restricting or otherwise controlling imports and exports, and it required that the said provisions should be made ' .....
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Reported in : 1975RLR264
..... there under. he has referred to the letters written by the plaintiff-respondent on 9-10-1962 and 6-11-1962 and the statement of his account with the swastika financial corporation private ltd., showing that he had the balance to his credit from which the purchase price could have been paid by him. (9) it is in the context ..... by the trial court. hence this appeal by the defendants appellants. the facts and circumstances on which the decision in the appeal would be arrived at may be shortly stated. (3) the ground floor portion of the building in suit was leased by the defendants-appellants to the plaintiff-respondent in 1958. on 21-9-1961, the defendants ..... of the district judge must be obtained even though chandra parkash was to become major on 16-8-1962. for, under section 8 of the hindu minority and guardianship act, 1956 the question of grant of the certificate by the district judge could not arise after chandra parkash had obtained majority. it is only because the intimation regarding .....
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Reported in : [1973(27)FLR207]; ILR1973Delhi29; 1974LabIC223
..... a proper appreciation of the questions that arise for determination, it is necessary to state the facts which have given rise to this letters patent appeal. the appellant corporation, viz., the industrial finance corporation of india, was established under the industrial finance corporation act, no. 15 of 1948, for the purpose of making medium and long term ..... of the central government. the provisions in section 4 only show that the corporation is just akin to an ordinary financing banking company except that that the shareholding is confined to the central government and to certain financial institutions only. section 5 merely provides for the guarantee of the shares the re ..... body regarding ministerial functions or regulations for its own management. (63) the above review of the provisions in the act shows that some of them treat the corporation as any other financial institution, while some provisions give certain special rights or powers in the matter of recovery of its dues or reliefs .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1974CriLJ189; 9(1973)DLT293; 1973RLR255
..... .'(4) the important words in this provision for our purpose are 'insectinfested'. it has been held by a division bench of this court in dhan raj v. municipal corporation of delhi and state 1972 f.a. c. 335 (2), that the requirements of this provision show that an article of food can properly be described as adulterated if it is 'insect ..... the complaint was tried by shri c. r. negi, magistrate first class, delhi, who dismissed the same on the ground that the food inspector who took the sample had a financial interest in the d.m.c. employees co-operative stores pvt. ltd., delhi' and was consequently disqualified to be a food inspector because of the proviso to section 8 of ..... , is whether the sample taken in the present case was 'otherwise unfit for human consumption' within the meaning of section 2(i)(f) of the prevention of food adulteration act, 1954. for this purpose, the report but not the opinion of the public analyst is final, and it is for the court to determine on the results of the .....
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