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Anoop Kumar Pandey Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (2003)1UPLBEC186

..... . pay scales of teachers and staff of air force school were revised with effect from 1.4.12999 the teachers and staff were required to give written undertaking on a printed proforma. the petitioner was apprehensive that the revised pay scales are not in accordance with u.p. government, government of india pattern and ..... was raised by the learned counsel for the respondents that the air force school, which is governed by the bye-laws of the society registered under the societies registration act, is not amenable to writ jurisdiction. in smt. rajni sharma v. union of india and ors., (1995) 3 uplbec 1664, this court had occasion to ..... 18.6.1998 in air force school, bamrauli, allahabad, managed by indian air force education and cultural society a non-profit making welfare institution registered under societies act, 1860. after completing probationary period of one year petitioner was confirmed in september, 1994. it is alleged by petitioner that by various government orders and policy laid .....

Micromeritics Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Vs. S. Munusamy

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2003]116CompCas465(Mad); (2002)3MLJ83

..... competing business and diverted orders there.'49. learned senior counsel also referred to the decision of the bombay high court in shailesh harilal shah v. matushree textiles ltd. and submitted that the appointment of additional directors by the board would amount only to an irregularity which cannot be questioned by individual shareholders. ..... constitute a chain of events leading to oppression of the rights of the respondents as members of the first appellant company. the second appellant, by the acts done, have reduced the respondent group to minority shareholders and they have been excluded from the management also. therefore the company law board was justified ..... when one of the directors was not cooperating with the remaining director, on the basis of the principles laid down under section 169 of the companies act, the second appellant has convened the extraordinary general meeting. learned senior counsel submitted that the petitioner in each of the company cases has been given notice .....

Federal Maritime Comm'n Vs. South Carolina Ports Authority

Court : US Supreme Court

..... case before us presents a fairly typical example of a federal administrative agency's use of agency adjudication. congress has enacted a statute, the shipping act of 1984 (act or shipping act), 46 u. s. c. app. 1701 et seq. (1994 ed. and supp. v), which, among other things, forbids marine terminal ..... the record." ibid. (citations omitted). this court therefore concluded in butz that alj s were "entitled to absolute immunity from damages liability for their judicial acts." id., at 514. turning to fmc adjudications specifically, neither the commission nor the united states disputes the court of appeals' characterization below that such a proceeding ..... inc. (maritime services), filed a complaint with petitioner federal maritime commission (fmc), contending that respondent south carolina state ports authority (scspa) violated the shipping act of 1984 when it denied maritime services permission to berth a cruise ship at the scspa's port facilities in charleston, south carolina; and praying that .....

Sunil Agarwal Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... printing of bills and conveyance was his own expenditure i.e., shri ramesh manocha. that at present he was not doing any such work of preparing bills without undertaking job work for the assessee or anybody else. that what had already been done was not correct and that he was willing to pay the tax on the correct ..... concerns aforesaid, but which were returned back with the remarks "no such concerns exists". on being confronted the assessee filed affidavits wherein it was stated that these persons had acted as name-lenders for the assessee's companies for a consideration of rs. 100 on each rs. 1,00,000 deposited in their bank accounts.18. the ultimate ..... bank accounts were disclosed prior to the search. therefore, any entry made in the bank account can be considered while completing the assessment under section 158bc of the it act as the provisions are very clear.15. next addition is on account of jewellery found during the course of search. the ao was not satisfied with the explanation that .....

Baburao S/O Rajaram Shinde Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(3)ALLMR625; 2003(1)BomCR401

..... of scheduled tribes as applicable to the state of maharashtra? iii. whether there is a case to direct the state government to take effective steps to undertake a study through the other backward classes commission constituted pursuant to the judgment in indra sawhney's case to exclude some of the castes from the ..... in the government resolution dated 1-1-2001, we need to elaborate our reasoning for judicial review of the recommendations of the obc commission which were purportedly acted upon while issuing the said government resolution adding 28 more castes in the socially and economically backward classes. admittedly, nirali caste is already included in the ..... favour stating that he belonged to hindu thakar caste -- a scheduled tribe listed at serial no. 44 of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (amendment) act, 1976. when the said certificate was subjected to verification by the scrutiny committee for the scheduled tribes, the committee invalidated the caste claim and the caste .....

Dhanraj Mills Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Global Trust Bank Ltd. and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2003)105BOMLR609

..... purchasers notice in writing that the merchants had made over to the bank the right to receive the purchase-money and requested the purchasers to sign an undertaking to remit the purchase-money to the bank and it was held that there was evidence of an equitable assignment of the debt to the bank with ..... . : air1962cal654 wherein distinction is made between pay order and assignment, was also brought to my notice. head note of the said decision is as under:transfer of property act (1882), section 130 - pay order and assignment -distinction - endorsement on bill that third person will realise debt - instrument held as assignment and not pay order.a ..... it shall stand terminated and the parties would be discharged of their respective obligations. after the sub-lease agreement, parties applied for no objection under the income tax act. however, by letter dated 6.12.2001, the appropriate authority called upon to make certain clarifications and to rectify defects within 15 days. thereafter by order .....

S.A. Builders Ltd. Vs. Asstt. Cit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Chandigarh

Reported in : (2003)86ITD58(Chd.)

..... the assessee for investment allowance and deductions under sections 80hh and 80-i for the assessment year 1990-91 on the ground that the assessee was not an industrial undertaking engaged in the business of manufacture or production of goods or things. on appeals, the commissioner (appeals) allowed the claims of the assessee for investment allowance and ..... very nominal rate of interest. the difference in interest recovered from the directors and paid to bank was held not allowable under section 36(1)(iii).(iii) cit v. sujani textiles (p) ltd. (1985) 151 itr 653 (mad.) - in this case, borrowed amounts were advanced to directors. interest paid on borrowed amounts was held to be not ..... and received from the directors would not be an allowable deduction under section 36(1)(iii) of the act. the judgments of mysore high court in the case of cit v. united breweries and madras high court in cit v. sujani textiles (p) ltd., both cited supra, also support the case of the revenue. even the supreme court .....

Zelman Vs. Simmons-harris

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . declaration of david p. zanotti ~~ 5, 10, app. 225a, 227a. finally, as demonstrated above, the cleveland program does not establish financial incentives to undertake a religious education. i find the court's answer to the question whether parents of students eligible for vouchers have a genuine choice between religious and nonreligious schools ..... individuals, 14 akron tax j. 27, 31 (1999); and the ccdbg program finances child care for low-income parents, see pitegoff, child care policy and the welfare reform act, 6 j. affordable housing & community dev. l. 113, 121-122 (1997). these programs are well-established parts of our social welfare system, see, e. g., ..... 649 or "effect" of advancing or inhibiting religion. agostini v. felton, 521 u. s. 203 , 222-223 (1997) ("[wje continue to ask whether the government acted with the purpose of advancing or inhibiting religion [and] whether the aid has the 'effect' of advancing or inhibiting religion" (citations omitted)). there is no dispute that .....

Central Bank of India Vs. R.S.G. Agrawal Sons and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(1)ALLMR105; 2003(1)BomCR264

..... the auction sale and has been invested in pursuance of the directions of the court. the moneys were initially invested in a fixed deposit of a nationalised bank until september 1982 when in pursuance of an agreed statement of the judgment debtors and the appellant, they were invested in a home savings account at ..... employ a raising contractor for investing funds and for employing machinery to undertake the job of raising iron ore. in the circumstances, under the raising contract dated 19th february, 1962, messrs rajaramka brothers, a firm of the judgment ..... , 1959. the recitals of the agreement are that the judgment debtor, had furnished the said security on 13th february, 1962. in order to fulfill the undertaking which was given by oriental mining corporation to the court and to safeguard the interest of the surety, it was considered necessary that oriental mining corporation should .....

U.P. State Road Transport Corporation Vs. State of U.P. and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(4)AWC2756

..... they are relevant to the controversy involved herein are briefly stated as these. a draft scheme under section 68c of the repealed act was published on february 26, 1959 with a view to nationalise the saharanpur-sahadara-delhi route. the draft scheme aforestated as approved was published on september 29, 1959 but in two groups ..... against the high court's judgment dismissing writ petitions in which grant of permits under section 80 of the new act on the muzaffarnagar to chausana ; ghaziabad to sahadara ; saharanpur to ghaziabad covered and partly nationalised routes were questioned. these appeals were decided by a common judgment.3. the matter went up to the ..... any route or area whether wholly or partly, could be taken over by the state transport undertaking under any scheme published, approved and notified under chapter iva of the repealed act. the corresponding provision under the new act is contained in chapter vi which has an overriding effect over the provisions contained in chapter v .....