Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1997(2)ALT126
..... -3-1974 in view of coming into force of industries (development and regulation) act 1951 hereinafter referred to as act of 1951. the mill in question was also nationalised in view of coming into force of sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act 1974 hereinafter referred to as act 57 of 1974, and compensation of rs. 93 lakhs and odd was fixed.4 ..... of the whole or any part of the sick textile undertaking'.section 3 of the act 57 of 1974 deals about the acquisition of the mill and the rights of the owners in respect of such sick textile undertakings. section 4 deals about what will be consequences of acquisition and nationalisation. as far as the scope of this section ..... is concerned there is no dispute by both sides. section 5 of the act 1974 deals about the owner's liability which is extracted .....
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Reported in : 1995(3)ALT228
..... there the cause for the petitioner to approach the supreme court under article 32 of the constitution of india, was the nationalisation of the petitioner's textile undertaking under the sick textile undertakings (nationalization) act, 1974. from the above it can dearly be seen that the constitutional validity of section 4 of the constitution (forty-second ..... of article 31-c of the constitution of india. the question that arose for consideration of the supreme court, was whether the coking coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1972 was entitled to the protection of article 31-c of the constitution. we may note here that the protection of article 31-c was ..... amendment) act, 1976 was considered by the supreme court in minerva mills case (2 supra), and the court pronounced upon that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1997(4)ALD582
..... act, 1956. the primary function of corporation is promotion of textiles in the country. when a large number of textile mills in the country became sick, the central government nationalised 103 textile mills in the country in the year 1974 by an ordinance which is later replaced by nationalisation of sick textiles undertakings act. each mill so nationalised ..... the coimbatore and kerala and the divisional office at madras and trichy were controlling tamil nadu excluding coimbatore. but, subsequently these sick mills were nationalised in various states and were grouped together and nine subsidiary companies were formed by the corporation. however, the corporation deputed their officers and staff ..... corporation t.a. rules were not applicable to them and their conditions of service were only governed as per the provisions of shops and establishments act of the respective state in which they were working. the said show-rooms employees formed into an union as corporation show-room employees' union .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : II(2001)ACC760; II(2002)ACC337; 2001(3)ALD235; 2001(2)ALT532
..... v. regional transport officer, : air1988sc2047 , the apex court held that despite publication of a scheme under section 68-c of the 1939 act proposing to nationalise contract carriage service wouldnot be an impediment for grant of permits under section 63(6) thereof in respect of the routes covered by the scheme ..... to passengers.newspaper parcels,unaccompanied parcels and postal mail bags will be permitted in additiontopassengers and their personal luggage.11.any other information thestate transport undertaking desires to submit.----------(by order and in the name ofthe governor of andhra pradesh) dilsukhram jointsecretary to government.g.o ms. no.179, ..... number6 (b) minimum number2 (c) typesaloon (d) seating capacity495.maximum and minimum numberof trips to be performed in each route by the state transport undertaking tothe exclusion, complete or partial or otherwise of other persons.the following number of tripsare proposed to be performed to the complete exclusion of other personsexcept .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2007(2)ALT263
..... the electoral rolls of nadendla gram panchayat before issuing election notification. he also filed an application for issue of a direction to the respondents to undertake revision of electoral roll and not to notify the election till completion of that exercise.15. in other petitions, the legality of the exercise ..... shall be such part of the current electoral roll of the andhra pradesh legislative assembly constituency, prepared and published under the representation of the people act, 1950 (central act 43 of 1950), as relates to the village, which shall be prepared by the district panchayat officer, taking into account the various amendments ..... reference to corresponding entry in the electoral roll of the assembly constituency concerned by lodging suitable claim or objection under the provisions of representation of people act, 1950, and the registration of electors rules, 1960, made thereunder before the electoral registration officer of the assembly constituency concerned. such claims and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1997AP312; 1997(2)ALD(Cri)64; 1997(3)ALT1
..... the ground of mismanagement. we see considerable force in the contention of mr. parasaran that the acquisition and transfer of the undertaking of the club is arbitrary. the two acts were amended by the 1949 act and the definition of 'gaming' was amended. the object of the amendment was to include horse racing in the definition of 'gaming'. the ..... we do not, agree with the contention of mr. parasaran, that the 1985 act is a colourable piece of legislation, but at the same lime we are of the view that no public purpose is being served by acquisition and transfer of the undertaking of the club by the government. we fail to understand how the state government ..... can acquire and take over the functioning of the race club when it has already enacted the 1974 act with the avowed object of declaring horse racing as gambling? having enacted .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1998(6)ALD752; 1998(6)ALT730
..... which is to carry on the business of exhibiting films in the theatre, we fail to sec how a store run by the owner of a textile undertaking for sale of provisions to the workmen employed in the factory can be said to be anything other than incidental to the business of manufacture of ..... to answer the question whether the disputed transactions can be regarded as 'sales' within the meaning of sale of goods act and any sale price is attributable to the movables involved in the transfer of the business undertaking.74. in the result, the trc stands allowed and the order of the sales tax appellate tribunal is set aside. ..... ) and other subsequent cases, the learned judges observed that the expression 'business' was construed in its widest amplitude. reference was then made to the provisions of indian partnership act dealing with the dissolution of firm. the division bench observed thus: 'until liabilities of the firm and its partners are discharged, incomplete contracts are executed, assets of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2007(4)ALD137; 2007(4)ALT348; AIR2007NOC2064(FB)(AP)
..... to in the reference order. this is how all these cases have been placed before us.the statutory provisions:9. before undertaking a detailed discussion on the effect of the amendment on the pending cases, it is necessary to refer to a few relevant provisions of the ..... shall be evicted whether in execution of decree or otherwise except in accordance with the provisions of section 10 or sections 12 and 13 of the act. the amendment act applies to all pending cases at whatever stage they are, namely; pre-decree, post-decree, pending appeals and execution stage.(c) since as ..... whichever is earlier.(c) to any building the rentof which as on the date ofcommencement of the andhrapradesh buildings (lease,rent and eviction) control(amendment) act, 2005, exceedsrupees three thousand andfive hundred per month inthe areas covered by themunicipal corporations inthe state and rupees twothousand per month in otherareas.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. a reading .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2008(5)ALT260
..... with work by the railway administration, to fall within the provisions of the 1936 act. a fortiori, any amount payable to the respondents for undertaking such a work falls within the definition 'wages' in section 2(vi) of the 1936 act. that, the railway porters are treated as persons employed in the context of paying ..... claim petitions, in all other petitions, the claims made by the respondents exceeded rs. 1,600/- per month. under section 1(6) of the 1936 act, the act will not apply to wages payable in respect of a wage period, if such average wages are rs. 1,600/- per month or more. though, the ..... the proceedings initiated against them. though they represent the railway administration, they are statutorily responsible to discharge their obligation of payment of wages under the 1936 act and consequently they are the statutory authorities, unlike other administrative authorities, who merely represent the union or the state without independent legal existence while representing their .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 2001(4)ALD176; 2001(4)ALT228
..... unambiguous which defines 'lease' as :'2.(16) 'lease' :- 'lease' means a lease of immovable property, and includes also: (a) a patta; (b) a kabuliyat or other undertaking in writing, not being a counterpart of a lease, to cultivate, occupy or pay or deliver rent for immovable property; (c) any instrument by which tolls of any description are ..... single judge as he quashed the action of the respondents of collection of stamp duty on the ground that there was no provision either in the stamp act or the registration act authorising the respondents to collect stamp duty. on the other hand there is an earlier judgment of this high court in the associated cement company limited ..... to collect stamp duty and registration charges at 9%.' the learned single judge was under the impression that there was no provision either in the stamp act or in the registration act which would give the respondents the right to collect the stamp duty. obviously section 2(16)(c) was not shown to the learned single judge. .....
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