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Gurmeet Kaur Dhillon Vs. Appellate Tribunal for Foreign Exchange and a ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 2007CriLJ3294

..... the government, tamil nadu, public dept. ..... learned appellate tribunal came to the conclusion that the statements of the appellants recorded under section 40 of the act were rightly relied upon by the adjudicating officer and the plea of the appellant that the statements were wrongly applied ..... of tamil nadu 1984 clj 134 contended that when a person is summoned for an enquiry under section 107 and section 108 that person is not an accused person and the officer summoning that person is ..... the customs official detains any person required or summoned under the provisions of the customs act for a prolonged period, even exceeding twenty four hours, or keeps him in closed doors as a captive prisoner surrounded by officials or locks him in a room or confines him to an office premises, he does so at his peril because sections 107 and 108 of the customs act do not authorise the officer belonging to the customs department to detain a person for ..... shown in a given case that such a confession was obtained by the custom officer by extortion or inducement, threat, coercion or duress or extortion or illegally detaining the person in an unauthorized prolonged custody in contravention of the provisions of the custom act or obtained by using 3rd degree method that the question of acceptability or viability of such confession would arise. ..... state of uttar pradesh : 1956crilj152 the prolonged custody may stamp the confessional statement so obtained as involuntary one, and the intrinsic value of such a .....

Sukhjit Singh Vs. Krishana Kumari and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... have been passed in civil suit no.236 of 2003 titled 'sukhjit singh versus manmohanpal singh and others.decided on 21.03.2007 (annexure p-4).civil suit no.329/04 titled 'sukhjit singh versus singh ravinder 2013.10.10 14:22 i attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document chandigarh -15- civil revision no.6022 of 2011 manoharpal singh' decided on 15.09.2004 (annexure p-5).civil suit no.1087 of 2004 titled ..... the decree- holder-respondents as to why they did not pay the balance amount of consideration as per the decree except what the high court itself singh ravinder 2013.10.10 14:22 i attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document chandigarh -14- civil revision no.6022 of 2011 thought fit to comment which is certainly not borne out ..... -vendors who had suffered decree of specific performance of agreement for sale of their immovable property located in madurai in the state of tamil nadu. ..... referred to section 54 of the limitation act, which prescribes three years.period for filing the suit for specific performance of agreement to sell from the date of agreement or when the cause of action arose and observed that merely because the suit is filed within the prescribed period of limitation, it does not absolve the vendee singh ravinder 2013.10.10 14:22 i attest to the accuracy and ..... plaintiff for 2 years in clear violation of the terms of agreement which required him to pay the balance, purchase the stamp papers and then ask for execution of sale deed within six months. .....

Nispal Kaur and anr. Vs. Kulwant Singh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2007)4PLR728

..... the court was of the view that in spite of the fact that suit was filed within the period of limitation as prescribed in article 54 of the limitation act, 1963, the court can nevertheless see that even where time is not the essence of the contract, the plaintiff must perform his part of the contract in reasonable time and by looking at all the ..... case before the supreme court was an appeal by the defendants-vendees who had suffered decree of specific performance of agreement for sale of their immovable property located in madurai in the state of tamil nadu. ..... is a case of total inaction on the part of the plaintiff 2-1/2% years in clear violation of the terms of agreement which required him to pay the balance, purchase the stamp papers and then ask for execution of sale deed within six months. ..... even otherwise, nothing has been shown as to the change of position of petitioner on account of explicit act of the decree holder on the basis of which it could be said that the petitioner had changed his position to his ..... revision petition the petitioners have challenged the order dated 3.9.2004 passed by the learned additional civil judge (senior division), kharar vide which the application moved under section 28 of the specific relief act (for short the act) and objections against warrant of possession have been dismissed.2. ..... learned senior counsel for the respondent-decree holder finally contended that the application under section 28 of the act was not competent before the executing court. .....

Raj Devi Vs. Smt. Santosh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1996)114PLR106

..... 640, while considering the provisions of section 178 of the tamil nadu panchayat act (35 of 1958) their lordships of the apex court have held :' the settled position of law is that the justification for an order for examination of ballot-papers and recount of votes is not to be derived from hind ..... at the outset, it may be stated that rules 62 to 72 of the haryana rules 1994 dealing with the recount of votes are pari materia to rules 53 to 63 of the rules framed under the representation of people act, 1951, known as the conduct of election rules, 1961, which also deal with recount of votes. ..... 1 santosh filed an election petition under section 176 of the haryana panchayati raj act, 1994 (in short, the act) on january 14, 1995, for setting aside the election held for the post of sarpanch of village garhi ujale khan, tehsil gohana, the result of which was declared on december 15, 1995, whereby ..... contemporaneous evidence, rw-6 om parkash has admitted in cross-examination that he does not remember what he decided about those ballot papers which were containing more than one election stamp on the ballot papers. ..... and held that om parkash sharma, dw-6, presiding officer, has stated that he does not remember as to what was done by him of those ballot papers, which were containing more than one election stamp on the ballot papers. ..... pointed out that from the statement of pw-2 it is evident that one ballot paper, which was containing the thumb-impression as well as election stamp was cancelled. .....

Mahant Ram Parkash Dass Vs. Ramesh Chander and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1998P& H146

..... mappillai mohindeen, air 1989 sc 640, while dealing with the tamil nadu panchayats act, it was observed that 'the justification for an order of recount of votes should be provided by the material placed by an election-petitioner on the threshold before an order for recount of votes is actually made. ..... the conduct of elections is governed by the provisions of the representation of the people act, 1951 and the conduct of elections rules, 1961. ..... it has been suggested that the valid votes had been 'wrongly rejected on the ground that the stamp was faint. ..... section 100 of the act enumerates the grounds for declaring an election to be void. .....

Mam Chand Roller Flour Mills Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Chief Administrator, Haryan ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2000P& H187; (2000)125PLR779

..... in that case it was held that where the assessed tax under the tamil nadu general sales tax act (1 of 1959) had been deposited after the expiry of limitation prescribed for filing the appeal, the appeal could not be entertained ..... the said case deals with the proviso to section 31(1) of the tamil nadu general sales tax act, (1 of 1959). ..... procedure for appeals -- (1) every appeal preferred under sub-section (4) of section 10 , sub-section (3) of section 29 and section 40 shall bear a court fee stamp of one rupee and shall be presented to the appellate authority in the form of a memorandum by the appellant or his duly authorised agent. ..... the learned counsel also pointed out that the provisions of sub-rule (13) (i) of rule 31 could not be said to be ultra vires as section 40 of the act clearly provides that the procedure for appeal was to be prescribed and this sub-rule lays down such procedure. ..... said case was distinguished in para 16 of the judgment as under :--'when we come back to the case reported in state of tamil nadu v. e.p. ..... fact in para 16 of this judgment, the learned single judge has referred to another case of that court in state of tamil nadu v. e.p. ..... while framing the assessment under section 23 read with rule 31 the committee is performing its duties under the act and rules and as such the assessment order passed under these provisions can clearly be held to be an order passed by the committee under section 13, in this view of the matter, also, the contention of the learned .....

P.G.F. Ltd. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2005]124CompCas201(P& H); (2004)4CompLJ288(P& H); [2004]55SCL165(Punj& Har)

..... activities of the pgfl pertain to a subject falling under an entry in the state list (entry 18), and therefore, are not subject to regulation at the hands of a law enacted by parliament conversely, it is reiterated that the sebi act, was enacted to regulate securities and future markets, and since the activities of the pgfl (sale and purchase of agricultural land and/or development of agricultural land) by no stretch of imagination, can be stated to fall under the ..... respondents emphatically points out the following facts:--firstly, the activities carried out by the pgfl have all the mandatory features specified in the definition of a 'collective investment scheme' under section 11aa(2) of the sebi act- in this behalf, it is pointed out that all the four mandatory features, have been brought out in the order of the board dated 6-12-2002.secondly, from the salient features of the business activity ..... . tamil nadu, andhra pradesh, maharashtra, uttar pradesh, punjab, haryana, madhya pradesh, kerala, goa, rajasthan ..... land sold is situated in different places all over india, and further because, there can be no uniformity due to factors like different time of purchase/sale, varying rates, varying needs of purchasers, different rate of stamp duty and registration charges in different states etc ..... divides that topics of legislation into three broad categories: (a) entries enabling laws to be made, (b) entries enabling taxes to be imposed, and (c) entries enabling fees and stamp duties to the collected .....

Nestle India Limited Vs. State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2004)137PLR212

..... of a contract which is shown to the satisfaction of the assessing authority to have been entered into before the commencement of this act.xxxx'section 5 rate of tax.subject to the provisions of this act, there shall be levied on the taxable turnover of a dealer, a tax at the rate not exceeding twenty paise in a rupee, as the state government may specify by notification from time ..... under section 6 whose gross turnover during the year immediately preceding the commencement of this act exceeded the taxable quantum shall be liable to pay tax under this act on all sales effected after the coming into force of this act and purchases made after the commencement of the east punjab general sales tax (amendment) act, 1958.provided that the tax shall not be payable on sales involved in the execution ..... is concerned, which is provided under section 127(i)(iii), of the municipalities act the said provision cannot be said to be repugnant to the special statute in respect of motor vehicles, namely the motor vehicles taxation act.if the taxation act would have contained a provision authorising imposition of entry tax on motor vehicle then certainly the later general act, namely, the municipalities act even if by making a provision for imposition of entry tax on vehicles ..... tamil nadu ..... 2013, the hon'ble supreme court was seized of a dispute between madhya pradesh motor vehicles taxation act, 1947 and madhya pradesh municipalities act .....

Subh Ram and ors. Vs. Gram Panchayat, Dhani Phogat and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1986P& H357

..... no doubt true that the language of the different enactments, which were the subject-matter of the abovementioned cases, and that of section 23 of punjab gram panchayat act is not absolutely identical but that would not affect the applicability of the dictum laid down in those cases on the point of the imposition of fine in anticipation ..... tamil nadu, ..... 23 provides for the imposition of recurring penalty and since such a provision for imposition of recurring penalty existed in the municipal act and while examining the given provision of the municipal act the various high court had held that the magistrate was not competent to pass a composite order of the kind imposing the recurring penalty at the time of the first conviction ..... complaint orally or in writing to the sarpanch and in his absence to any panch and shall at the same time pay the fee prescribed in schedule iii: provided that if the court-fee stamp is not available at the place where the panchayat ordinarily sits, an equivalent amount in cash shall be paid. ..... whoever disobeys any lawful direction or prohibition given by the committee by public notice under this act or any written notice lawfully issued by the thereunder, or fails to comply with the conditions subject to which any permission was given by the committee to him under those powers, shall, if the disobedience ..... , 1898, and which, in turn, defines the expression, 'offence as meaning 'any act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force......... .....

Chander Bhushan Anand and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Through Financ ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2005)139PLR400

..... by a municipal, town or notified are committee; and(j) 'urban area' means any area comprised in chandigarh, as defined in clause (d) of section 2 of the capital of punjab (development and regulation) act, 1952 (punjab act xxvii of 1952) and includes such other area, comprised in the union territory of chandigarh as the central government may, having regard to the destiny of the population and the nature and extent of the ..... of unreasonable eviction of tenants, held that on account of shortage of number of houses in urban areas, the landlords get an opportunity to exploit the tenants who are in need of housing accommodation and since the act is passed as a measure taken to mitigate the cost caused to the tenants, such mitigation can be attained by several measures, one of which being creation of incentive to persons with capital who are otherwise reluctant ..... counsel for the petitioners at some length and by taking brief notice of his submissions having regard to the constitutional philosophy enshrined in the preamble of the constitution of india and having regard to the object of the rent act which is a social piece of legislation, we considered it expedient to give an opportunity to the chandigarh administration to have a rethinking in the light of our observations so that a balance could be maintained between the rights of ..... tamil nadu ..... capita income in comparison to other cities/states in the country; the stamp duty on conveyance-deeds has also reduced from 12.5% to 6% by .....