Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1993(67)ELT217(Guj)
..... on any imported materials or excisable materials used in the manufacture of such goods in india : (ii) the rebate of duty of excise chargeable under the central excise act on the goods specified in schedule i.' the term 'export' is defined by rule 2(c) as under : 'export' with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, ..... imported materials used in the manufacture of goods which are exported. in exercise of that power, and also the power available under the central excises and salt act, the central government has framed drawback rules. in this case we are concerned with drawback of excisable materials used in the manufacture of goods which were sought ..... said to have been exported as contemplated by the drawback rules and therefore the petitioner has been rightly denied the drawback available on exported goods. 4. the customs act which governs export of goods from india defines the term 'export' and according to that definition it means taking out of india to a place outside india. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1994)1GLR881; (1995)ILLJ692Guj
..... pay employees contribution and employers special contribution under the provisions of the e. s. i. act. 4. the appellants relied on survey report of an inspector and the monthwise list of maximum persons employed in the respondent, original applicant-firm since january, 1966. ..... composite written statement contesting the claim of the original applicants. they inter alia contended that the original applicant-firm is definitely covered under the e. s. i. act, at least from 5-6-1967, as on that day, 20 persons were found working in the firm and, accordingly, the original applicant-firm is bound to ..... few material facts may be narrated at the outset. respondent herein the original applicant, who preferred an application under section 75(1)(a) of e. s. i. act, before the e. s. i. court, at ahmedabad requesting the court to decide as to whether the present appellants (original opponents) are entitled to recover contribution and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1989ACJ210; (1989)1GLR122; (1993)IIILLJ548Guj
..... to follow the procedureprescribed for trial of cases in civil courts,nor is he bound by strict rules of evidence. asprovided under section 10a of the act, he caneven act on information received by himfrom any source regarding fatal accident andcall upon the employer to explain as to underwhat circumstances death had occurred. hecan also ..... pleadings embodied in the civil procedure code are not to be applied to the proceedings before the commissioner. it may also be noted that section 19 of the act clearly bars the jurisdiction of civil courts'.in above view of the matter the learned commissioner has completely erred in not taking into consideration the contents of ..... as follows:'....and the learned commissioner has not been able to come out of the hide-bound thinking influenced by the provisions of the civil procedure code and evidence act with which he is more familiar as civil judge, senior division. he ought to have realised that the functions and duties of the commissioner are radically .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2007)1GLR527
..... utilises the income for various educational and religious purposes. it has established several educational institutions and also it is one of the prime donors of the venkateswara university. in order to cater to the thousands of pilgrims especially to the temple of tirumalai, the devasthanam also runs several canteens, dispensaries etc. it has ..... ; national union of commercial employees v. industrial tribunal (1962) i llj 241; the secretary madras gymkhana club employees' union v. management (1967) 2 llj 720; university of delhi v. ramnath's case (supra); dhanrajgirji hospital v. workmen (1975) 2 llj 409 and other rulings whose ration runs counter to the principles enunciated in ..... the term' industry' as defined in section 2(j) of the industrial disputes act, 1947.14. the division bench of madhya pradesh high court in case of mahila samiti, tikamgarh and state of madhya pradesh & ors. reported in 1993-iii llj 468 where the question has been examined whether mahila samiti engaging in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 2008GLH(1)220
..... bb patel whose services were terminated while working as supervisor was directed to be reinstated, therefore, mr.bb patel was appointed from 23.9.1993 and therefore, services of the respondent were not extended and in view of that also, it is covered by 'retrenchment'. meaning thereby, the post in which the ..... aspect which is not in dispute that the respondent workman was appointed against the clear vacancy. that can be inferred from exh.48, letter dated 22nd september, 1993 in favour of mr. bb patel who was appointed as site engineer at bavla point. even the written statement also suggests the same avermetns as earlier mr. ..... powers on the employer which would be destructive of the protection guaranteed by the act to the employees. but various high courts, using interpretative techniques have mellowed down the rigor of the bare reading of the statute. in shailendra nath shukla v. vice chancellor, allahabad university [1987] lab.i.c. 1607 (all.) (d.b.), per sahai, j .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2007)1GLR796
..... of india to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women. the fact that prostitution is a practice derogatory to the dignity of women is universally recognized and is clearly reflected from the 'convention for the suppression of the traffic in persons and of the exploitation of the prostitution of others', ..... unable or unclear about how to even begin the process, (see : prostitution and civil rights by catharine a. mackinnon, michigan journal of gender & law, 1993, volume : 13-31). often women who themselves view sex service as a temporary and part-time engagement are forced by legal and social labelling to remain prostitutes ..... , such as prostitution services, including date clubs, various kinds of services in adult entertainment, business facilities, meet and mate on the internet etc. pornography acts as an arm of prostitution and often women coerced into pornography are coerced into prostitution.8. economic crisis, natural diseases, political unrest and conflict situations make .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2001)2GLR1248
..... where a regular contract of employment is entered into and the termination of service is an act of non-renewal of contract. in case of shailendranath sukhla v. vice chancellor, allahabad university, reported in 1987 lab. ic 1607, the division bench of allahabad high court has observed ..... 18.8.9320.2.93 to 18.8.9320.8. 1993punitaben k. palelbombay market branch29.10.91 to20.1.9322.1.1993 to 3.5.19955.5.1995 to 4.11.956.11. 1995dharmishta r jinwalakhatodra24.11.90 to 3.1.19926.01.92to29 ..... completed 240 days' continuous service and undisputedly the petitioner-bank had not followed the provisions of section 25f of the industrial disputes act, 1947, and therefore, the termination order has been set aside with a direction to the petitioner-bank to reinstate the workman ..... in the bombay market branch on 29-10-1990 and she continued upto 20-1-1993 as a trainee, and thereafter, she was appointed as a temporary clerk from 22-1-1993 to 3-5-1995, and thereafter, her appointment was made on probation from .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2004)2GLR1764
..... citizen of india to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women. the fact that prostitution is a practice derogatory to the dignity of women is universally recognized and is clearly reflected from the 'convention for the suppression of the traffic in persons and of the exploitation of the prostitution of others', ..... unable or unclear about how to even begin the process, (see prostitution and civil rights by cataharine a. mackinnon, michigan journal of gender & law, 1993, volume 1:13-31). often women who themselves view sex service as a temporary and part-time engagement are forced by legal and social labelling to remain ..... kinds, such as prostitution services, including date clubs, various kinds of services in adult entertainment, business facilities, meet and mate on the internet etc. pornography acts as an arm of prostitution and often women coerced into pornography are coerced into prostitution.8. economic crisis, natural diseases, political unrest and conflict situations make .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR2008Guj57; 2008GLH(1)386
..... respect of medicaments or other appliances or any fees to which he may be entitled. second schedule to the imcc act provides the list of recognized medical qualifications in indian medicine granted by universities, board of other medical institutions in india. the qualifications recognized under the first schedule and fourth schedule are not relevant ..... or other medical institution in india which are included in the second schedule shall be recognised medical qualifications for the purposes of this act.(2) any university, board or other medical institution in india which grants a medical qualification not included in the second schedule may apply to the central ..... the integrated courses in ayurveda and unani from various universities are entitled to practise in and prescribe allopathic medicines. in para 38 it has observed as under:38. for the present discussion, the germane provision in section 15(2)(b) of the 1956 act which prohibits all persons from practising modern scientific medicine .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1997Guj1; (1996)2GLR165
..... co.-op. s. & p. union v. state, 1988 (2) guj lr 1060, lajiben jornambhai bhil v. ahmemdabad municipal corporation, 1993 (1) gcd 433 and the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court inthe case of gujarat university v. n.v. rajguru reported in (1987) 5 jt (sc) 307 : 1988 (1) guj lr 308 : (air 1988 sc ..... preparation and revision of list of voters for the purpose of any election under section 11, determination of the disputes arising in such election etc. schedule to the act enumerates the various commodities which are considered to be agricultural produce including cereals, pulse, oil seeds, vegetables, animal husbandry products, condiments, spices etc.4. in ..... animal husbandry, specified in the schedule. (v) 'co-operative marketing society' means a society registered or deemed to be registered as such under the gujarat cooperative societies act, 1961 (guj. x of 1962), and engaged in the business of buying or selling of agricultural produce and holding a licence; (vi) 'director' means the director .....
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