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Avaya Global Connect Ltd. Vs. Acit Range 7(3)

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

..... 2 is in the negative whether the computation provisions of section 48 would fail because of the inability to identify the full value of consideration for the different assets comprised in the transfer, inability to bifurcate the cost of acquisition or cost of improvement for the different assets comprised in the transfer and therefore the ruling of the hon'ble supreme court in the case of b.c. ..... in the order of assessment, the assessing officer has referred to the letter of the assessee dated 3.3.2005 explaining the discrepancy in the stock between the statement given to the bank and as per books of account of the assessee and finally concluded that the assessee failed to establish by producing evidence that stocks have become obsolete and rejected the claim of the assessee. ..... the salient features of the scheme were as follows: the scheme of arrangement is for vesting of the tata fone divisions of tata telecom limited having its registered office at matulya centre, 'a' block, 249, senapati bapat marg, lower parel (west), mumbai 400 013, as a going concern to and in itel industries private limited having its registered office at bombay house, 24 homi mody street, mumbai-400 001 pursuant to the relevant provisions of the companies act, 1956. ..... a going concern is a dynamic concept characterized by perennial change influenced by socio-economic ecology.a going concern is essentially a functioning living organism possessing attributes of (sic) growth and evolution. .....

The Province of Bombay Vs. the Municipal Corporation of Ahmedabad

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1954Bom1; (1953)55BOMLR670; ILR1953Bom1081

..... was street land which had been exempt from revenue at the time of the enactment of section 123, bombay land revenue code.but the learned advocate, who appears on behalf of the borough municipality, says that the view which the learned judge took of the law was that the lands vesting in a municipality under section 50, bombay district municipal act, 1901, and section 63, bombay municipal boroughs act, 1925, and not reserved under rule 53, bombay land revenue code were exempt from payment of non ..... parties for a previous year with respect to a portion of the area of the same holding it was held that the planting of a coconut garden was not an improvement and that the landlord was entitled to the enhanced rate.the full bench of the madras high court point-ed out that the principle that a decision of law though erroneous is 'res judicata' in a later suit between the same parties should be confined only to the matters which existed at the time of the prior suit, unless some question of general principle ..... in -- 'air 1933 pc 46 (w)', the owner of an impartible estate, the management of which had been vested in a manager appointed under section 2, chota nagpur encumbered estates act, 1876, shortly after its release to him in 1309, executed a maintenance grant in favour of the appellant,, one of his sons, yielding an annual income of rs. ..... emperor', mb 1933 pc 130 (y), it was pointed out by their lordships who were dealing with sub-s. .....

P. Bhuvaneswaraiah and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1965Kant170; AIR1965Mys170; (1964)2MysLJ470

..... read with section 65(a)(iii) of the mysore city municipalities act, 1933, which is in force in all the municipalities except the corporation area of bangalore in the old mysore area, empowers the municipalities to levy a tax styled as 'rate on buildings or lands or both' situated within the municipality; though the basis of the levy is not specified in the act, the actual levy is one the basis of the annual rental value of the buildings.the city of bangalore municipal corporation act, 1949, section 97 read with 99(2) empowers the corporation by a resolution to determine the property tax to be levied at ..... of the powers conferred by the government of india act, 1919 and the devolution rules made by the governor-general, the concerned provincial governments enacted:(a) the bombay municipal boroughs act, 1925, which is in operation in the bombay area of the new mysore state; (b) the madras district municipalities act, 1920, which is in operation in the madras area of the new state of mysore; (c) the coorg municipal regulation, 1907, in operation in the coorg ..... , that is to say the constitution and powers of municipal corporations, improvement trust, district boards, mining settlement authorities and other local authorities for the purpose of local self-government or village administration, '.annexure vi to the report of the joint committee on indian constitutional reforms enumerates the lists of subjects intended to be allocated to the centre provinces and also the concurrent list. .....

Anugrah NaraIn Singh and Another Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and Others

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1992All62; (1992)1UPLBEC170

..... as a result of the efforts of lord mayo in 1870 and of lord ripon in 1882 to further the participation of indians in municipal administration there was passed a series of provincial acts providing for the election of a larger indian element to the local authorities, and at the same time a pronounced impetus was given to the improvement of rural local government. ..... one must not blame the electors, it would be surprising if the homeless population which sleeps in calcutta's arcades, the slum-dwellers of bombay, the refugees in karachi's insantitary colonies, the scheduled castes of andhra, the boys who throng the approaches to colombo's railway station, the porters in the coal-yards, and the landless villagers throughout asia, were not in favour of bloody revolution. ..... one tends to forget that they are as sensitive and as able as a good, solid english trade-unionist: but the english trade-unionist has won for himsell a right tobe a person, to hold his job as long as he pulls his weight, to have a house and a garden, to live in conditions which three quarters of asia's teeming millions would regard as luxury, to have children better educated than himself, and to have his family treated when they are sick. ..... corporations were explained as synonymous tocorporate personalities by legal fiction, whether companies, joint stock companies or species of municipal bodies. .....

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. .....

Synthetics and Chemicals Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1990SC1927; JT1989(4)SC267; 1989(2)SCALE1045; (1990)1SCC109; [1989]Supp1SCR623

..... the said article which deals with the duty of the state to raise the level of nutrition and the standard of living and to improve public health, enjoins that the state shall regard the raising of the level of nutrition and the standard of living of its people and the improvement of public health as among its primary duties and, in particular, the state shall endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption except for medicinal purposes of intoxicating drinks and of drugs which are injurious to health. ..... the state's privilege to completely prohibit or farm out liquor containing alcohol for human consumption does not comprehend, according to the union of india, a similar right of a state with regard to other intoxicating liquids containing alcohol, according to the union of india, to so prohibit or collect fee for farming out, would be unconstitutional under article 19(1)(g) of the constitution on the same principle on which the provisions of the bombay act were struck down in balsara's case. ..... as intervenors in respect of the constitutional validity of the bombay prohibition act as amended by the bombay prohibition (gujarat amendment) act, 1978. ..... if they did there was no question of striking down of section 12(c) & (d) and section 13(b) of the bombay prohibition act, 1949 as unreasonable under article 19(1)(f) of the constitution because total prohibition of the same would be permissible. in k.k. .....

Ms.Purvankara Projects Limited, and ors. Vs. the Urban Development Dep ...

Court : Karnataka

..... the petitioners: -a) the impugned rules and the circular issued are illegal and unsustainable, as the provision made for collection of improvement charges for registering khata in the name of the applicant is contrary to section 114 of the act.b) the levy of improvement expenses as per the impugned rules is in the nature of imposition of tax and not fee and therefore, the impugned rules are illegal and also that there is no quid pro quo between the levy and the service rendered.c) though rules 4 & 5 provide for imposition of improvement charges only in respect of the ..... rule 3 of the rules makes it clear that improvement expenses shall be levied and recovered on the properties that are directly or indirectly benefited as a result of the improvement expenses incurred by the commissioner towards creation of infrastructure and for such other works to improve the general living condition of citizens and includes expenses incurred on land newly converted from agricultural use to non-agricultural purposes.32. ..... placing relia'nce on the judgment in the case of indian express newspapers (bombay) private ltd. .....

Purvankara Projects Limited, Bangalore Vs. the Urban Development Depar ...

Court : Karnataka

..... for the collection of improvement expenses by enacting section 467 of the act providing for the mode of such collection conferring discretion in the commissioner by laying down adequate guidelines and safeguards, the state government cannot in the guise of making rules in exercise of its rule making power make provisions that are contrary to the intention expressed in the parent statute and which has the effect of placing heavy financial burden on the owner of the property to pay all the improvement expenses incurred and to be incurred at once, at the time of registration of khatha leaving it to ..... . rule 3 of the rules makes it clear that improvement expenses shall be levied and recovered on the properties that are directly or indirectly benefited as a result of the improvement expenses incurred by the commissioner towards creation of infrastructure and for such other works to improve the general living condition of citizens and includes expenses incurred on land newly converted from agricultural use to non-agricultural purposes.32 ..... . placing reliance on the judgment in the case of indian express newspapers (bombay) private limited and others v union of india and others (air 1986 sc 515 : (1985) 1 scc 641 : (1986) 159 itr 856 (sc), he contends that the delegated legislation passed authorising imposition of the improvement expenses is not opposed to any recognised principles, based on which, the delegated legislation could be challenged.14 .....

Kanji Manji Vs. the Trustees of the Port of Bombay

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC468; (1963)65BOMLR258; 1963MhLJ450(SC); [1962]Supp3SCR461

..... subsequently in 1925, the bombay municipality succeeded the city improvement trust, and the bhatia co-operative housing society ltd. ..... those circumstances were : in a case in which the holder of the land from a local authority was seeking to evict his sub-tenants, it was held by the bombay high court that the matter was governed by the rent control act. ..... he raised a plea of jurisdiction, alleging that the suit had to be filed in the court of small causes, bombay, inasmuch as it was governed by the bombay rents, hotel and lodging houses rates (control) act, 1947. ..... the act, prior to its amendment in 1953 by the bombay act iv of 1953, provided by s. ..... the real controversy in this case centers round the applicability of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging houses rates (control) act, 1947 (shortly called the rent control act in the judgment) to the present suit, and from that also arises the question of the jurisdiction of the bombay city civil court. ..... '(1) this act shall not apply to premises belonging to the government or a local authority; (2) this act shall not apply as against the government to any tenancy or other like relationship created by grant from the government in respect of premises taken on lease or requisitioned by the government; and (3) this act shall apply in respect of premises let out to the government or a local authority.' 13. .....

Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation Vs. Union of India (Uoi), Ministry of ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR2004Guj124

..... to substantiate his contention, learned counsel for the appellant has invited our attention to the provisions of the bombay town planning act, 1954 and the bombay town planning rules, 1955.5.1 he has invited our attention to sec.2(2) of the said act which provides definition of 'development plan' means a plan for the development or redevelopment or improvement of the entire area within the jurisdiction of a local authority prepared under sec.3.sec.2(5) provides 'owner' includes any person for the time being received or entitled to receive whether on ..... into the effort of modern society to shape and improve the environment within which increasing proportions of humanity spend their lives: the city. ..... on the making of a town planning scheme, the value of the plot raises and a part of the benefit which arises out of the unearned rise in prices is directed to be contributed towards financing of the scheme which enables the residents in that area to more amenities, better facilities and healthier living conditions. ..... the owner who is deprived of his land has to be compensated, and the owner who obtains a re-constituted plot in surroundings which are conducive to better sanitary living conditions has to contribute towards the expenses of the ..... socially, successful planning tends to make people's lives happier because it results in a physical environment which conduces to health, which allows convenient and safe passage from place to place which facilitates social intercourse and which .....