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The Registrar, University of Madras, Chepauk, Madras - 600005 and Othe ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)IIMLJ367

..... judgment dated 12-1-1988). the bank was granting loans to madura sugars ltd., a company registered under the companies act. the company had to face certain problems and the government of tamil nadu intervened by passing an act called madura sugar limited (acquisition and transfer of undertaking) act, 1984 (tamil nadu act 18 of 1984). under ..... section 15 of the act, a commissioner was appointed for payment of amounts payable under section 9. the bank made a claim before the commissioner for the amount due from the company. the commissioner, by order ..... or provide facility of locker they undoubtedly render as much service as private bank. no distinction can be drawn in a private and public transport or insurance companies. even the supply of electricity or gas which throughout the country, is being made, mainly, by statutory authorities is included in in it. the legislative .....

Hindustan Unilever Limited Vs. Member, Industrial Court and ors.

Court : Mumbai

..... prior to 5-1-2001. 2. the facts leading to this case are as under : brooke bond (india) private ltd. was a company registered under the companies act, 1956 and it started the business of purchase of tea at the indian auctions, processing, blending and packing the same in suitable packages in the year 1912. the head office of the said ..... the vanmen were attached. the salesman used to take with him a vanman and the tea in the van on his rounds to canvass and sell the tea packets directly to the consumers. it was thus a direct distribution system, which was adopted by the company. the salesman at the end of the day used to collect the amount of sales, ..... company was at calcutta and its first factory at calcutta was established in the year 1926. thereafter the factory was established at coimbatore in 1928 followed .....

Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry and Others Vs. State of Mahara ...

Court : Mumbai

..... 3) of section 10 of the principal act itself speaks of vesting of the excess vacant land in the state absolutely free from all encumbrances upon its deemed acquisition. that deemed acquisition results after a declaration is published in the official gazette in terms of section 10(3). the parliament stepped into to save only such vesting which has resulted ..... be futile to urge that the exemption confers an absolute right or privilege. if the exemption is a privilege as is held in the case of southern petrochemical industries company limited v/s electricity inspector and e.t.i.o. reported in air 2007 sc 1984 and it is further held by the honourable supreme court that the ..... competent authority, reported in (2012) 4 scc 718. 5. ritesh tewari v/s state of uttar pradesh, reported in (2010) 10 scc 677. 6. simpson and general finance company limited v/s state of state of tamil nadu, reported in (2006) 4 mlj 1807 (madras high court). 7. mohan gopalrao mate v/s principal secretary, reported in 2009 .....

Mrs. Kailash Suneja and ors. Vs. Appropriate Authority and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1998)145CTR(Del)560

..... be purchased.40. during the course of the proceedings, it was brought to the notice of the petitioner by the appropriate authority that a tea company of calcutta and one mr. jeff from abroad had made offers for purchasing the property. the petitioner was not furnished with any documentary evidence. ..... singh etc. : [1989]178itr548(sc) .7. rukmanand bairoliya vs. the state of bihar & ors. : air1971sc746 .8. bhagwathulasamanna & ors. vs. special tahsildar & land acquisition officer, visakhapatnam municipality, visakhapatnam : air1992sc2298 .141. we have no doubt that the orders of the appropriate authority are subject to the judicial review and as a matter of fact the ..... result in an appropriation of the property by the state. the authorities administering these laws should not lightly invoke these provisions. when proceedings for acquisition of property of a citizen are initiated by the competent authority, the provisions of the act should be strictly followed.'the court also observed :' .....

State Bank of India and Others Vs. State of Maharashtra, through the S ...

Court : Mumbai

..... employs the phraseology in the marginal note financial institution and in sub- section (1) that expression is understood as a bank, non-banking finance company, housing finance company or alike. hence, we cannot construe section 30a with the aid of the definition of the term 'banker' for financial institutions are performing diverse ..... is a wide discretion and latitude in the legislature, then, it would be apparent that the financial institutions such as banks, non-banking financial company, housing finance company or alike deal with large number of instruments. these instruments are in favour of or executed by such entities. it came to the notice ..... agreements. there are various government authorities such as customs, excise, director general of foreign trade and private parties such as real estate companies, insurance companies, share brokers, mutual fund companies, telecom and power sectors etc., who are either a party to or a beneficiary of a commercial contract or agreement, however on .....

R. Gandhi and ors. Vs. the Union of India (Uoi), Represented by the Se ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1988)2MLJ493

..... , the learned senior counsel for the petitioners. the collector has gone into the matter in detail and after taking into consideration all factors including the payments made by the insurance companies recommended payment of compensation in 32 cases for the loss of movables and damages to immovables. the total amount of compensation recommended by the collector comes to rs. 33,19 ..... books and no compensation was recommended by the collector. in another case (item 34) no relief was recommended by the collector since the claimant has got compensation from the insurance company in full. in respect of the other 32 cases he has made clear recommendations for payment of compensation in each individual case either for the loss of goods or for .....

Surendra M. Khandhar Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2001]76ITD121(Mum)

..... and produce documentary evidence as required by the department. i have to offer for taxation. it is to be noted that my statement is binding for s.m. khandhar & company, proprietorship concerns to some extent suman motels ltd., in the capacity of director and partnership concern (to some extent) where i am partner. my statement is not binding ..... dye chem pvt. ltd. he had a cabin there and he was incharge of its administrative and financial matters and he was also offering explanations on behalf of that company before the assessing officer. in the circumstances, we are of the view that the statement recorded from the assessee has to be regarded as one legitimately taken under ..... which comprises of credits appearing in the bank accounts of all the concerns whose names appear in the 'a-3 list', a document seized from the premises of company belonging to the appellant's group. the assessing officer has made this addition of rs. 5,70,000 inspite of having recognised the fact that names of both .....

Vodafone International Holdings B.V. Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... benefits accruing to those shares. on 05.03.2007 as also wrote to the government on the same lines. 137. vodafone, on acquisition of cgp, is in a position to replace the directors of holding company of 3gspl so as to get control over 3gspl. 3gspl has call option as well as the obligation of the put option. rights ..... indirect control over gspl which held options (contractual rights), would not make the transfer of the cgp share taxable in india. acquisition of the cgp share which gave vih an indirect control over three genres of companies evidences a straightforward share sale and not an asset sale. there is another fallacy in the impugned judgment. on examination of ..... counsel also pointed out that without any express legislation, off-shore transaction cannot be taxed in india. reference was made to two judgments of the calcutta high court assam consolidated tea estates v. income tax officer a ward (1971) 81 itr 699 cal. and c.i.t. west bengal v. national and grindlays bank ltd. (1969) 72 itr .....

Jiyajeerao Cotton Mills Ltd. and Others Vs. Deputy Secretary to the Go ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1989]65CompCas525(Delhi)

..... act, and that also relation to 'monopoly' or 'monopolistic and restrictive trade practices' and the act is not concerned with the internal working of a company. 32. many other cases were cited before us suggesting that precise grounds had to exist (as in cases of preventive detention) and also urging that article ..... cannot be used for the adoption of a different economic system, i.e., to introduce a principle of equitable distribution of the share capital of a company through the back door. it is, thereforee, necessary to again emphasise the preliminary requirements for applying section 27. the central government's opinion must be ..... manufacturing textiles and chemicals and the second and third petitioners are shareholders of the first petitioner. the first petitioner is hereinafter referred to as the company. originally, the petitioner company appears to have been engaged only in the business of manufacturing textiles at its factory in gwalior, but in 1955, it obtained an industrial license .....

Zakia Ahsan Jafri Vs. The State Of Gujarat

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... had also made a request on 28- 02-2002, to the neighbouring states of maharasthra, rajasthan and madhya pradesh to spare the services of their armed reserve police companies. however, only maharashtra responded by sending 2 coys of srp, whereas the govt. of rajasthan and madhya pradesh expressed their inability to spare any police force due to ..... around 1100 hrs to obtain his signature for requisitioning additional forces and found late ashok bhatt and shri i.k. jadeja seated in his chamber, where everyone took tea. shri sanjiv bhatt has further stated that sometime later, he visited state control room on the first floor of police bhavan, to collect some documents and saw ..... raiger, the then addl. dg (int.) and shri maniram, the then adg (law & order). were also present there. shri sanjiv bhatt briefed dgp and after taking tea, he returned to his chamber shortly thereafter shri sanjiv bhatt happened to go to state control room on first floor to collect some documents and saw shri i. k. jadeja .....