Court : Supreme Court of India
..... , (1974) 3 scc349[11].; k m sharma v. ito, (2002) 4 scc339[14].; m a merchant (supra) [8]. 61 dr premchandran keezhoth v. chancellor, kannur university, 2023 scc online sc1592[73]. 62 cit v. anjum m.h. ghaswala, (2002) 1 scc633[27].; state of u p v. singhara singh, 1963 scc online sc23[8 ..... the specified authority; explanation 3. for the purposes of this section, specified authority means the specified authority referred to in section 151.]. 20 section 148a, income tax act [it reads: section 148a. conducting inquiry, providing opportunity before issue of notice under section 148. the assessing officer shall, before issuing any notice under section 148, ..... sanction or approval, or such other action, by whatever name called, by any authority, commission or tribunal, by whatever name called, under the provisions of the specified act; [ ]. and where completion of compliance of such action has not been made within such time, then, the time- limit for completion or compliance of such action shall .....
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..... it related to the payment of the proportionate theka money could be, and has been filed.9. the relevant portion of section 12 of the specific relief act (act 1 of 1877) reads as follows: the specific performance of any contract may in the discretion of the court be enforced 93 see footnote 85 94 first ..... the veracity of what it was certifying, even for marketing purposes, then it behaved dishonestly. the tribunal has no basis for assuming that the respondents would have acted in such a dishonest manner and thus, concludes that the respondents must have believed that the acc unit was operating satisfactorily when it issued that certificate. the ..... aside, the period between the commencement of the declaration and the date of the order of the court shall be excluded in computing the time prescribed by the limitation act, 1963 (36 of 1963), for the commencement of the proceedings (including arbitration) with respect to the dispute so submitted. 65 section 21. commencement of arbitral proceedings .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
..... refusing to interfere in exercise of discretionary powers in spite of holding the reasons given by the labour court to be not convincing.9. this court in punjabi university case [punjabi university v. union of india, 2011 scc online del 3496]. also inter alia held that if the power of judicial review were to be extended into matters such ..... i may add that even in the context of appointment of members of tribunals, supreme court as far as back as r.k. jain v. union of india (1993) 4 scc119held that (a) judicial review is concerned with whether the incumbent possessed of the qualifications for appointment and the manner in which the appointment came to be made ..... had been granted either 18 marks or 20 marks out of 20. (ii) that although the writ petitioners had performed exceptionally well in the interview, the authorities had acted in an arbitrary manner while carrying out the selection process, would not hold any water. (emphasis supplied) the apex court holds that it is not within the domain .....
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..... more than one party put forth their claims 47 authored by ilias bantekas, pietro ortolani, shahla ali, manuel a. gomez and michael polkinghorne; published by the cambridge university press. arbitration petition no.5 of 2022 & ors. page 57 of 69 in same arbitration. the labels that are appended to these claims presented by opposing ..... declared by the legislature as fair and reasonable, which can be changed by mutual consensus, and not otherwise. further, post the enforcement of the arbitration amendment act, 2019 vide act 33 of 2019 on 30th august 2019, and insertion of sub- section (3a) to section 11, the proviso to the sub-section states that the ..... appropriate, the court, in terms of section 28(2) of the english arbitration act, 1996, and also while exercising power under section 63(4) of the aforesaid act, can examine the said question. the court can also 29 redfern and hunter on international arbitration, oxford university press, 6th edn., 2015, pg. 532- 537. 30 russell on arbitration, .....
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..... not filed a petition for restitution of conjugal rights. as can be seen from the evidence on record, the appellant is carrying on business at tezpur. the respondent is working as a lecturer in university law college at gauhati. there is no dispute that from 1st july 2009 till date, they are staying separately.11. merely because on account ..... by the other party to the _____________ 3 substituted by act 68 of 1976 (w e f 27-05-1976) 6 marriage without reasonable cause and without the consent or against the wish of such party, and includes the wilful ..... to the deserting spouse to leave the matrimonial home. the view taken by this court has been incorporated in the explanation added to sub-section (1) of section 13 by act no.68 of 1976. the said explanation reads thus: 13. divorce. (1) 3 [explanation. in this sub-section, the expression desertion means the desertion of the petitioner .....
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..... illustration would be helpful: the karnataka university was established under the karnataka university act, 1926, the mysore university was established under the mysore university act, 1956 and the bangalore university was established by the bangalore university act, 1964. when all these universities were continuing to exist, the karnataka state universities act, 1976 came into force. section 3(1) of that act reads- 3. establishment and incorporation of universities. (1) there shall be established, ..... with effect on and from appointed date, the following universities, namely .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jharkhand
..... colleges in the services of the converted constituent colleges.5. it is the case of the petitioners that the vinoba bhave university, under section 4(1)(14) of the jharkhand state university act, issued a notification dated 12.03.2005 providing the list of teachers who stand absorbed. the names of the petitioners also ..... the respondents are grossly illegal and violative of articles 14 and 16 of the constitution. there is no provisions under the universities act nor any powers vested in law which requires the university to take approval and on that ground alone, promotion to the petitioners cannot be denied.7. per contra counter-affidavits have ..... , mentioning the date of substantive appointment as 30.04.1986 and communicated the same to the university vide letter dated 12.07.2007. learned counsel further submits that the university under the provisions laid in jharkhand state universities act, 2002 invited applications under various schemes for promotion from the post of lecturer to the post .....
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..... section 10b (1) and section 80a (5)) so inserted acknowledge the existence of persons owning 100% eous and seek to limit their time to claim deductions under the act. the cases of state of u.p. v. kamla palace, air2000sc617and southern petrochemical industries co. ltd. v. electricity inspector & etio, air2007sc1984 are authorities which held ..... vi-a, the requirement of furnishing return before due date was extended to persons who are claiming exemptions/deductions on business profits under other provisions of the act to timely furnish those returns so as to enable the department to carry out early examinations with respect to their claims. hence the objective of this ..... time, records lost due to floods, fire, etc. again many reasons may preclude an assessee from making a claim of deduction under section 10b of the act. it was argued that in certain cases, the claim may subsequently become admissible due to the ao computing positive income of the eligible undertaking after making additions/ .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
..... write off the lump sum consideration paid for acquiring know-how in six annual instalments. in cases where the know-how has been developed in government laboratories, universities, laboratories owned by public sector companies and other recognized institutions, the write-off would be permitted over a period of three years. 14. the memo explaining ..... by the income tax appellate tribunal (hereinafter referred to as the tribunal ) bangalore b bench, dated 30.6.2008 pertaining to the assessement years 1992-93 and 1993-94.2. the facts in brief are: - that the appellant is a company form of organization, which is engaged in the production of engineering related products. ..... . though the commissioner of income tax (appeals) has held that the expenditure incurred by the assessee is revenue in nature, falling under section 37 of the act, the tribunal failed to appreciate the same in the right perspective and has come to a conclusion that 25 section 35ab being a specific provision for technical know .....
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..... in haryana. he is also described as the chairman of m/s.jindal steel & power limited. his varied interests, including his educational qualifications from the university of texas, usa, his crusade regarding the national flag and having participated in international level shooting events including the asian games have been described. defendant no. ..... deliberate harm and the prejudice to the plaintiff. suggestions are being made in the course of the programmes to suggest that the entire administrative machinery is acting in collusion with the plaintiff. it is further urged that though the version of the plaintiff is purportedly aired, it is a highly edited version and ..... the news programmes published and broadcasted by defendants no.1 and 2 are motivated with the intent of sensationalizing the matter and conducting a media trial. the acts are per se defamatory, false, frivolous and misleading.12. it is averred that the defendants have aired more than 20 false, defamatory programmes against the .....
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