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Kurshed Sharfudeen and S. Hafez Khadar Ibrahim Vs. Ibp Company Limited ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)5MLJ1315

..... the action of the state, therefore, must at the first instance be adjudged on the touchstone of the principles of fundamental rights and then the provisions contained in the parliamentary act, the regulations framed thereunder as also the terms of the contract entered into by and between the parties.43. ..... it is also his case that what was purchased by him was only land, whereas the infrastructure has already been provided by the second respondent and therefore, it is not correct to state as if the appellants, after the purchase of land, have spent substantial amount for the purpose of improvement.24. ..... board of trustees, bombay port : [1989]2scr751 , wherein when the port trust, which was the owner of the property, attempted to evict a private tenant in the port trust property, it was held that such action must be for a public purpose, port trust being a public authority. ..... , where the state has abundant supplies and wants the licensees to lift all that stocks. ..... the licensees will undertake no obligation to lift all those stocks even if the state suffers-loss. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, Excess Profits Tax, Madras Vs. Rama Sugar ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad689; [1952]21ITR191(Mad)

..... '' lord macmillan then winds up the discussion with these remarks: 'the contrast between the cost of relaying the line so as to restore it to its original condition and the cost of relaying the line so as to improve it is well brought out in the passage just quoted, and while the former is recognised as a legitimate charge against income the extra cost incurred in the latter case in the improvement of the line is equally recognised as a proper charge against capital. ..... producing finished goods and consumer's capital in the nature of the finished goods themselves and distinction again between repair and replacement of the producer's capital or fixed capital it seems but reasonable to hold that when the original capital stock gets exhausted by use and needs to be replaced the expenditure incurred in the process is in its turn further capital outlay in connection with the business and therefore in the nature of capital expenditure within the meaning of clause 15 of section 10, sub-section (2) of the indian income-tax act. ..... income-tax collector, bechuanaland', (1933) ac 368 the replacement has only resulted in toe restoration of the machinery to its original condition and not in an improvement of it in quality or calibre. .....

Sony India Ltd. Vs. Commercial Tax Officer and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)18VST49(Mad)

..... and 564 and 565 of 2003 praying to declare the provisions contained in entry 14(vi) of part d of the first schedule to the tngst act as classifiable under entry 8 of part g of the first schedule to the said act during the period from march 27, 2002 to june 30, 2002 and as classifiable under entry 9 of the eleventh schedule to the said act with effect from july 1, 2002 prescribing 20 per cent rate of sales tax on the sale of respective imported goods from delhi/mumbai and stock transferred and sold in chennai as violative of ..... . while referring to sub-section (25) of section 2 of the customs act, the bombay high court found that 'the goods lose its character of imported goods on being granted clearance for home ..... . the bombay high court was considering the scope of sub-sections (2) and (3) of section 143 of the customs act relating to the power of the assistant collector of customs to grant home clearance on execution ..... . that apart, in the very same judgment, the bombay high court observed that 'even if the goods lose its character of imported goods on being granted home consumption, the power is vested in the officer to confiscate the goods where the order of clearance is revised and ..... free movement and exchange of goods throughout the territory of india is essential for the economy of the nation and for sustaining and improving living standards of the country ..... . the learned senior counsel also cited yet another judgment of the bombay high court in bussa overseas & .....

Ayeasha Bi Vs. Peerkhan Sahib and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1954Mad741

..... ever be prosecuted for defamation in regard to any instructions which he might have given to his lawyer, because it is the lawyer's business to decide whether he could properly act upon the instructions, and whatever responsibility might ensue from acting upon those instructions would be his and no one else's, is opposed to the entire trend of decisions defining the scope and extent of the privilege conferred upon the lawyer and secondly, it will make a lawyer's position in india hopelessly impossible if he were to be held vicariously ..... (b) that the complainant was taken to velloreand kept there by the said aziz khan in pursuance of such intimacy; (c) that the complainant bore two children to the said aziz khan; and (d) that the complainant was living in illicit sexual intimacy with the said aziz khan for the past ten years and upto the date of the abovesaid questioning. 3. ..... the reason for this gradual improvement in the tone of the cross-examination is due both in england and in india to three causes. ..... the bombay authorities which were generally in favour of holding such statements as absolutely privileged have been departed from in the later pull bench case in -- 'shantabai v. ..... ) the minutes of consultation dated 19-9-1677, take stock of all his law-books and it was then resolved that the agent do make payment out of the honourable company's cash for the same 5-15-6 (rs. ..... emperor', air 1933 lah 667 (z26). .....

C.Nagamanickaya Vs. K.Syamanthakamma

Court : Chennai

..... 125) [o]ne of the first and highest duties of all courts is to take care that the act of the court does no injury to any of the suitors, and when the expression, the act of the court is used, it does not mean merely the act of the primary court, or of any intermediate court of appeal, but the act of the court as a whole, from the lowest court which entertains jurisdiction over the matter up to the highest court which finally disposes of the case. ..... the suit was dismissed by the trial judge but on appeal by the plaintiff to the high court of bombay, the trial court's judgment was reversed and the plaintiff's claim for khas possession was allowed in respect of the suit land against all the defendants with the exception of defendant no. ..... after meeting these expenses the remaining amount shall be augmented and improved and in this way the administration of the properties shall be carried out. ..... (iii) one narasimhalu chetty had been the tenant in the suit property ever since 1933, even under vattam gopala chetty. ..... , the eldest living shall be the permanent trustee of this trust. .....

Manorama Bai Vs. Rama Bai and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad269

..... of brihaspati has been treated as exhaustive and restrictive and not merely illustrative in bengal and southern india and how the bombay high court adopts the view of mayukha and how the lahore high court and the patna high court take the view that under the mitakshara a re-union cannot take place with any person except with a father, a brother, of a paternal uncle and that it can take place only ..... in the latest decision of the bombay high court it is mentioned that it may be that even after the passing of this act, a hindu widow on whom the interests of her deceased husband devolves would not be ..... the two brothers arid their sons have been living in great amity and subscribing for the same copy of the 'hindu' pursuing a methodical and thrifty life and keeping correct accounts, though apparently for the sake of convenience ananda rao and nagasavana continued to live in the house at alke in mangalore town, situated in item 1 of the plaint b schedule, and hayavadana was living and being brought up by ramakrishnaya in his house at kambal crossroad situated in schedule a of the plaint, within two furlongs from the ..... interest in the joint family property, or the share therein which she may take on separation, does not, prima facie, revert back to the joint family or coparcenary as such, but goes to the heirs of her husband as the fresh stock of descent ..... statute and a classical instance is that of the husband and wife being constituted as coparceners under madras nambudri act xxi of 1933. .....

N. Ramaswami Mudaliar Vs. S.A. Aiyasami Chettiar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1960Mad467

..... the defendant will be entitled to have the amounts spent by him for charities other than the suit charities and also for the improvements effected by him for the suit properties, of course, both subject to proof before the commissioner. ..... in an original side case, the question was raised relying upon the above texts in hindu sacred writings relative to the merit which the act of feeding is supposed to confer on the doer that an endowment for feeding brahmins in a choultry was a religious one but no actual decision was come to as the case was compromised. (o. s. ..... ramchunder sen, ilr 2 cal 341 (pc).this decision appears to have been followed in another case which went up to that high court and approved in a somewhat analogous case by the bombay high court: gobinda v. ..... the defendant who is his adopted son was a minor on 8-2-1933, and there were disputes between the defendant's natural father and his adoptive mother ratnammal with the result that the charities were neglected. ..... the ideal set before the brahmins was one of poverty, of plain living and high thinking, of forsaking the active pursuit of riches and cherishing cultural preservation and advancement. .....

C.W. Spencer and ors. Vs. Income-tax Officer, City Circle Ii, Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad133

..... . ...the government....insisted as an alternative that, by the true construction of the act of 1916, the tax is imposed not upon the stock dividend, but rather upon the stockholder's share of the undivided profits previously accumulated by the corporation; the tax, being levied as a matter of convenience at the time such profits become manifest through the stock dividend, if so-construed, would the act be constitutional ..... other assessees could claim a right of appeal against orders of assessment, the proviso to section 30, clause (1) of the act restricted the right of appeal of a shareholder assessed under section 23-a and denied him a right to appeal against the order against the company, which was the basis of the order of assessment against the shareholder.the second feature which the learned counsel stressed was that, though the shareholder was the person on whom section 23-a cast the primary liability to pay the assessed tax, he was denied an opportunity to show cause ..... . learned counsel for the petitioners , invited us to consider the question afresh and differ if need be from the learned judges of the bombay high court who decided (r).63 ..... . dunphy, 1933 ac 156 : (air 1933 pc 16) (g), and the observations of gwyer c.j ..... . in (1933) 82 law ed 1346 (p), brandes j .....

Macleods Pharmaceuticals Limited Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... the learned judge of the bombay high court set aside the ban order on the ground that the decision reached by the committee of experts did not contain reasons in support of the conclusions and that therefore, the ban of the drug merely on the basis of the withdrawal of the drug by the originator and on the basis of the opinion of experts was not correct.75. ..... therefore, there is nothing in the act to indicate the existence of a three tier mechanism, one in the form of a sub-committee under section 5(5), another in the form of dtab under section 5(1) and the third in the form of the central government under section 26a, to play with the lives of the citizens of this country. ..... it must be remembered that under article 47 of the constitution, the state shall regard the improvement of public health as one of its primary duties and the state should endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption, of not only intoxicating drinks, but also drugs which are injurious to health. ..... in other words, the drug company virtually made use of the services of this court, to dispose of the existing stock of a drug, under the pretext of challenging the ban order. ..... the reason given by the manufacturer was, that they came to court with the limited object of securing an interim order that would enable them to dispose of the existing stock of the drug and that they were not really aggrieved by the ban order. .....

Andisers and Electroplaters Vs. Government of Madras and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1968Mad283

..... 29 of the defence of india act as they were of opinion that it was necessary to requisition the said premises for maintaining supplies and services essential to the life of the community, namely, for the improvement of the consumer activities by the said society, the second respondent herein ..... the objects of the society, among other things, are to purchase the necessaries of life for distribution among the affiliated stores and societies, to open depots or branches for wholesale stocking and distribution, to rent or own godowns within its jurisdiction and elsewhere, if necessary to facilitate the storage and sale of agricultural and other produce belonging to it, its members and the members of its affiliated societies, to act as agent of those members which are affiliated societies in the matter of receiving for sale custody the ..... the learned judge of the bombay high court held that the enactment of s ..... to put it in other words, in order to bring the best out of a member of the defence services, it is essential that he should be in proper frame of mind which would hardly be the case if he is conscious of the fact that his wife is stranded for want of living accommodation. ..... if the wife of an officer serving on the field or overseas, is without living accommodation, this fact is bound to distract his attention and weigh over his mind, as a result of which, human nature being what it is, he would not be able to discharge his duties as efficiently as he would if such a distraction and .....