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Hanuman Dall and General Mills, Hissar Vs. the State of Haryana and or ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1976P& H1

..... achiah chetty's case air 1962 mys 218 (supra) before the mysore high court, challenged the constitutional validity of the city of bangalore improvement (amendment) act (13 of 1960) which introduced sec-lion 27-a in the parent act -- city of bangalore improvement act (5 of 1945) --validating retrospectively acquisition of land under mysore land acquisition act for purposes of city improvement in contravention of sections 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 or 27 of the parent act. ..... the state of bombay, air 1962 sc 97, their lordships of the supreme court held that the fee charged for services rendered by the market committee in connection with the enforcement of the various provisions of the bombay agricultural produce markets act, 1939, and the provision for various facilities in the various markets established by it was not in the nature of sales tax. ..... it has set up a market imtelligence uiit for collecting and publishing the daily prices and information regarding the stock, arrivals and despatches of agricultural produce. ..... i am, therefore, of the view that the enhance-, ment of fee from one rupee and fifty paise to two rupees and twenty-live paise per one hundred rupees by the punjab agricultural produce markets (amend-ment) ordinance (no. .....

Satish Chander and anr. Vs. Delhi Improvement Trust, Etc.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1958P& H1

..... of bengali mal the lease-hold rights had become the exclusive property of the plaintiffs.shortly before the suit was instituted, however, the chairman of the delhi improvement trust acting as a competent authority under the government premises (eviction) act issued a notice under section 3 of the act calling on the plaintiffs to surrender possession of the land within fifteen days on the ground that the lease had been terminated by the delhi improvement trust which was managing the property.the suit was instituted for a declaration that the notice issued by the chairman of the trust as competent ..... authority was invalid and illegal on various grounds one of which was that the government premises (eviction) act was ..... 'in bombay and calcutta there are many cases of unauthorised occupation of accommodation requisitioned/hired/owned by government. .....

Aradhana Drinks and Beverages Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of Punjab and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... /shops/buildings where the dealers boards have been displayed; (ii) section 123(1) of the act prohibiting advertisements without written permission of the commissioner is beyond the legislative competence of the state government; (iii) section 399(1) (h)(16) of the act also lacks legislative competence of the state government; (iv) the 2003 bye-laws are non-existent in the eyes of law and cannot be enforced unless notified in the gazette as mandated by section 401 of the act; and (v) the dealer boards erected or fixed by the petitioner do not fall within the purview of the expression advertisement defined ..... (1) the corporation shall, for the purposes of this act, levy the following taxes:- (a) taxes on lands and buildings; (b) octroi; (c) a tax on vehicles and animals; (d) a tax on advertisements other than advertisements published in newspapers; (e) a tax on buildings payable along with the application for sanction of the building plan; and (f) a development tax on the increase in urban land values caused by the execution of any development or improvement work. ..... in municipal corporation of greater bombays case (supra), the apex court rationalised the meaning of advertisement to mean - to make an information known publicly by some device and to draw or attract attention towards such information which need not necessarily be for sale only or solely for commercial exploitation. ..... the corporation draws support from the decision in municipal corporation of greater bombay v. .....

Poonam Kaur Vs. Jagjit Singh

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2005P& H295; II(2005)DMC634; (2005)141PLR133

..... the things did not improve even then and the appellant became more violent to the respondent and started maltreating him and ignoring the child upon which the respondent was left with no choice but to himself take care of the child.on 5.3.1994, the appellant and the respondent went to a bank for getting a locker, but the appellant started quarreling with the respondent in the presence of the bank officers on the pretext that she would get locker in her own name alone. ..... caused by constant nagging, taunts, gestures full of disrespect towards the other spouse and towards those whom he or she either out of final relationship or friendship greatly respects, it is only when the misconduct of the other spouse does not show any sign of improvement and a stage is reached where the last such taunt, nagging or gesture proves the proverbial last straw and the spouse throws up the sponge, gives up the hope that time would mend the matters and knocks at the doors of the court.'30. ..... the facts of palwinder's case (supra) and shyam sunder kohli's case (supra) are distinguishable whereas in the present case on the basis of evidence and the material produced on the record, the husband has been able to substantiate that the wife had acted in a manner in which husband finds it difficult to continue with the matrimonial alliance with the wife and leads to reasonable apprehension in his mind that it would be harmful and injurious for him to live with his wife. ..... 1970 bombay 341. .....

Ramesh Birch and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1988P& H281

..... the contention was that the central government had no power to repeal the co-operative societies act, 1912 which is a central act while extending the bombay co-operative societies act, which is a provincial enactment. ..... for one thing, even on the basis of the reasoning of the learned judges, since the rower to legislate about the rates of stamp duty is vested in the state legislature in list ii of the seventh schedule and the amendment, by punjab act 27 of 1981, which is impugned in this case, related to only the rates of stamp duty payable on conveyance, an the ratio of the judgment in chander bhan's case (air 1965 punj 279)(supra) itself, the extension of punjab act 27 of 1981, to the union territory of chandigarh is not unconstitutional. ..... 60 of the bombay municipal boroughs act, 1925, which authorised the municipality to suspend, modify or abolish any existing tax on the ground that the purpose of the act afforded sufficient guidance.22. ..... nor does it say that an improvement on the laws existing in the chief commissioners provinces cannot be made by the central i government by extending laws in force in ', the government's provinces to delhi. ..... that act was amended by punjab acts 1 of 1922, 2 of 1923, i of 1925, is of 1926, 3 of 1933, 1 of 1937 and 3 of 1935. .....

Hoshiarpur Central Co-operative Bank Ltd., Hoshiarpur Vs. Commr. Incom ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1954P& H2

..... in the bombay presidency for the time being registered under the co-operative societies act, 1912 (2 of 1912), the bombay co-operative societies act, 1925 (bombay act 7 of 1925) or the madras co-operative societies act, 1932 (madras act 6 of 1932) or the dividends or other payments received by the members of any such society out of such profits.explanation--for this purpose the profits of a co-operative society shall not be deemed to include any income, profits or gains from (1) investments (a) securities of the nature referred to in section 8, income-tax act, or (b) property of the nature referred to in section 9 of that act, (2) dividends or (3) the ..... 27-28:'now it appears to mo that the intention of the governor-general in council was to exempt from income-tax under the notification the profits accruing to co-operative societies from carrying on the business of a mutual co-operative society upon the ground that 'a man cannot make a loss or profit out of himself and in this way to encourage and foster co-operative societies which were brought into being as the result of a movement to improve the conditions under which cultivators of the land in india and burma lived and worked. ..... commissioner o income-tax, madras', air 1933 mad 489 (b) and it was held there that the exemption from income-tax given by the notification is to the profits made by a co-operative bank from its business as a co-operative bank. .....

Santosh Kumar Chander Sheikhar Vs. the State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1978]41STC237(P& H)

..... the provisions of the act are in pan materia with the salient provisions of the bombay provincial municipal corporation act, 1949 and for the reasons mentioned in that judgment we hold that the act does not suffer from the vice of excessive delegation simply because the rate of tax has not been quantified therein.13. ..... to for being elected ;(2) that the limits of taxation were to be found in the purposes of the act for the implementation of which alone taxes could be raised and though this factor was not conclusive, it was none the less relevant and must be taken into account with other relevant factors ;(3) that the impugned section 150 itself contained a provision which required that the maximum rate fixed by the corporation should have the approval of the government ;(4) that the act contained provisions which required adoption ..... this entry reads as under:local government, that is to say, the constitution and powers of municipal corporations, improvement trusts, district boards, mining settlement authorities and other local authorities for the purpose of local self-government or village administration.6. .....

Jodh Singh and ors. Vs. Jullundur Improvement Trust, Jullundur and ors ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1984P& H398

..... 39 and notification under section 45 of the nagpur improvement trust act are to be equated with the notification under sections 4 and 6 of the land acquisition act and held that sections 39 and 45 of the nagpur improvement trust act being identical to sections 36 and 42 of the punjab town improvement act, a notification under section 36 of the act would be deemed to be a notification under section 4 of the land acquisition act and the notification under section 42 of the act had to be considered as one issued under section 6 of the land acquisition act and since notification under section 42 of the act had to be made within two years ..... acquired under the town improvement act would amount to violation of article 14 of the constitution because in both cases the land was acquired for the state for a public purpose and the person whose land was acquired under the land acquisition act was treated more beneficially than the one whose land is acquired under the act, the ful1 bench sought the reply from the supreme court decision aforementioned where their lordships held that the benefits under the land acquisition act had to be allowed to the persons whose ..... state of bombay, air 1952 sc 181: haridwar singh v. .....

Jagdish Rai Monga and ors. Vs. State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1983P& H33

..... is the rule of audi alteram partem attracted inflexibly to the exercise of the power of dissolution of an improvement trust under section 103 of the punjab town improvement act (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') is the spinal issue which has come to the fore in this set of 8 writ petitions assiduously assailing the dissolution of as many as 21 improvement trusts at one stroke within the state of punjab by a single notification?2. ..... to sum up, in view of the fact that the chairman and the trustees have no legal right to hold office beyond the dissolution of the trusts, the implied exclusion of the rule because of such a provision under section 72-f, and its absence under section 103; the absence of any penal, evil or stigmatic consequences flowing from a dissolution under section 103; and the larger policy decision of the state government to dissolve all improvement trusts within the state would cumulatively show that the principles of natural justice are not ..... of greater bombay, air 1974 sc 2009, wherein it has been authoritatively held that neither the provision nor an action is violative of article 14 of the constitution of india on the mere ground of the availability of two procedures to the authority. .....

State of Punjab Vs. Model Woollen and Silk Mills and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1962P& H267

..... filed by the present appellants to the petition under article 226, the position taken up was that the fee, which was being levied by the impugned notifications was a licence fee only and had been levied for allowing the respondent the privilege of running the engine with the object of reimbursing the district board for the services it rendered by taking measures for promoting the health, comfort, convenience and interest of the public and the industrial prosperity of the inhabitants residing in the area of the district board including the respondent. ..... in other words, the quid pro quo was absent qua the persons on whom the levy had been imposed.after examining the various provisions of the impugned act and its scheme, their lordships came to the conclusion--'thus the scheme of the act shows that the cess is levied against the class of persons owning mines in the notified area and it is levied to enable the state government to render specific services to the said class by developing the notified mineral area. ..... milk board (victoria), (1949) 80 clr 229 in which the validity of levy imposed on dairymen and owners of mill depots by section 30 of the milk board act of 1933 as subsequently amended had been challenged. ..... state of bombay air 1954 sc 388; and shri jagannath ramanuj das v. .....