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Rukmani College of Education Run by Rukmani Educational and Charitable ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2008(1)CTC545; AIR2008Mad127; 2008(3)AIRKarR210(FB); 2008(1)MLJ1217

..... did not agree with the observations made by the division bench of the bombay high court that the provisions of sections 82 & 83 of the maharashtra universities act which are inconsistent with the provisions of the ncte act are 'null and void' and clarified that what the high court wanted to convey was that the provision of sections 82 & 83 of the said act requiring approval from the state would not apply to the institution covered under section 14(6) of the ncte act, and once recognition is granted under section 14(6), the university is obliged to grant affiliation ..... if we do not loose track of the objects for which ncte act was enacted, we would find that any provision contained in the university act that would improve the norms and standards of teacher education, cannot be held to be repugnant to the ncte act. ..... if by applying the doctrine of pith and substance, we find that a particular provision in the university act is intended for improving the quality of teacher education, it should be taken as subservient to the cause sought to be achieved by ncte and not subversive of the objects sought to be achieved.31. ..... in that case, the supreme court was not concerned with the statutes framed by the university for implementation of the academic standards or any other matter connected with the improvement of norms and standards in the field of teacher education. .....

The Regional Director, Southern Regional Business Centre, Oil and Natu ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)IILLJ1001Mad

..... the exemption is withdrawn and the employees of the establishment fell under the statutory scheme there is a possibility of higher contribution of the employees being reduced if the commissioner agrees but not below the statutory minimum.in the said case before bombay high court, the challenge was regarding rate of contribution of the employer and the employees, in the light of cancellation or annulling the ..... requires that the state shall regard the raising of the level of nuatuition and standard of living of its people and the improvement of public ..... the employees provident fund act do not confer uncontrolled and uncanalised power on the appropriate government, the supreme court has observed as under:it would appear from the terms of the relevant portion of section 17 that the exemption to be granted by the appropriate government is not in the nature of completely absolving the establishments from all liability to provide the facilities contemplated by the act ..... the learned counsel invited specific reference to the following observations:the present act is of the genre of minimum wages act, the payment of bonus act, the provident funds act, employees' state insurance act ..... under this schemescheme will be paid will be paid by purchasingby purchasing annuity annuity from lic or anyfrom lic at the time other insurer as defined inof superannuation or clause (28bb) of section 2 ofleaving the organiz- the income tax act, 1961, atation as per rule the time of superannuation or18.4 above. .....

P.J. Gangadaran Vs. the Presiding Officer, Ii Additional Labour Court

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1996)IILLJ1234Mad

..... in the said decision, the bench of the bombay high court has taken the view that 'wilful' conveys deliberation and calculation, it even conveys an intention to prejudice the interest of the employer. ..... another contention raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner that after the notice was issued under m-19 and m-20, the petitioner has shown improvement in the production. ..... as regards the second contention that there was improvement after the notice exhibits m-19 and m-20, learned advocate general, reiterates the aforesaid point viz. ..... another serious contention raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner is that the past records have been taken into account in awarding the punishment, but a reading of the award shows that the said circumstances were taken into account to find out whether there was any extenuating circumstances in his favour, for taking a lenient view. ..... even after the aforesaid notices, the petitioner has not shown any improvement. ..... 283:'even though a minimum may not be prescribed the conditions of service must require that during the time that the employee is in the service of his employer he must atleast give to the employer what he is entitled to viz. ..... from the circumstances alone, wilfulness has to be inferred, what is in the mind of a person cannot be seen, but it has got to be observed or presumed from the conduct of a person with reference to a particular act or incident.10. .....

The Registrar, University of Madras, Chepauk, Madras - 600005 and Othe ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)IIMLJ367

..... and in construing section 2(3) of the rating act, 1971 which defines 'livestock' to include any mammal or bird kept for the production of food or wool of for the purpose of its use in the farming of land, the word livestock was not given the wide meaning (in contradiction to dead stock) to include any animal whatsoever and was held not to extend to thorough bred horses not kept for use in the farming of land. ..... mumbai grahak panchayat, bombay (1994) 2 ctj 357 (cp) : (1994) 2 cpr 487, the national commission held that the university while valuing the answer papers or undertaking the re-valuation of answer papers or the re-checking of marks awarded to a candidate at the instance of a candidate who had appeared for the examination is not performing a 'service' which had been hired or availed of for consideration and that no consumer dispute can, therefore, be said to arise when a complaint made by the concerned candidate that the valuation, revaluation or rechecking had ..... but the time has come when the university should exercise a greater degree of control over them through the colleges, so that the academic life of the university may be promoted and the students induced to live and move in an academic atmosphere. ..... i also take this opportunity to request my brethren in the trade and industry to rise to the occasion and set up consumer redressal cells within their organisations which would minimise consumer complaints and improve their image. .....

The Registrar, University of Madras and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi), ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)2MLJ367

..... which reads as under:'goods' means every kind of movable property other than actionable claims and money, and includes stock and shares, growing crops, grass, and things attached to or forming part of the land which are agreed to be severed before sale or under the contract of sale.it was, therefore, urged that the applicability of the act having been confined to movable goods only a complaint filed for any defect in relation to immovable goods such as a house or building or allotment ..... more than that, i have no hesitation in saying that the success of the legislation would depend on the development of a strong bread-based voluntary consumer movement at the grass-root level.i also take this opportunity to request my brethren in the trade and industry to rise to the occasion and set up consumer redressal cells within their organisations which would minimise consumer complaints and improve their image. ..... but the time has come when the university should exercise a greater degree of control over them through the colleges, so that the academic life of the university may be promoted and the students induced to live and move in an academic atmosphere. ..... taj mahal hotel, secunderabad : [1971]82itr44(sc) and the state of bombay and ors. v. ..... state of bombay : 1957crilj605 . .....

R.V.N. Chandrasekara Chetty Vs. Kakumani Adikesavalu Chettys Charities

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1966Mad14

..... cases, is it necessary for the courts to consider the condition of the building under the bombay rent control act, when the landlord wants the building for the purpose of demolition and reconstruction, he should obtain a certificate from the tribunal constituted under the act. ..... such circumstances is it necessary for the controller to take into consideration the state or condition of the building or is it necessary that the building should be in such condition that it would not be safe for the tenant to live in, or is it enough though the building is safe for the tenant to continue to live there, the landlord, thinks that he wants to demolish it for the purpose of reconstruction, with modern requirements and develop their properties fully the act, as it stands, provides that the landlord, when he seeks to re-possess the building, should prove his bona fides ..... the act does not say that the proposed alteration, improvement or construction is necessary to maintain the safety of the ..... to prove bona fides in such applications as the present one, where the landlord requires the building for the immediate purpose of demolition, he should satisfy the deciding authority that his requirement is a reasonable and bona fide one, that he has prepared the plans and the necessary estimates for the new building, that he has obtained the necessary sanction of the corporation or the municipal authorities for the purpose of such erection and that he has got the necessary funds with him to carry out such .....

Saranya Vs. State by Inspector of Police, All Women Police Station Per ...

Court : Chennai

..... the police completed the investigation after recording the statement of several witnesses and ultimately, filed the final report on 02.07.2015 before the mahila court, perambalur against the four accused named in the fir and also against mookkan [a5] and kamatchi [a6], the parents of "x" for various offences under the ipc, pocso act and prohibition of child marriage act, 2006. ..... the question whether drawing of blood sample, hair, nail, etc, from the person of the accused would amount to testimonial compulsion is no more res integra in the light of the pronouncement of the 11 judge bench judgment of the supreme court in state of bombay v. ..... " with the improvement in scientific techniques, what was then a chance is now a certainty. ..... to recapitulate the dates and events: (a) "x" was produced before the members of the child welfare committee on 17.03.2015, where she stated that she was made to live with manikandan and later, her marriage was performed. ..... before the child welfare committee, "x" stated that manikandan is her maternal uncle and that her family members made her live with manikandan and she became pregnant, on coming to know of which, she was married to manikandan on 09.03.2015. 9. .....

A. Abitha Nachi and Others Vs. K.S. Saroja and Others

Court : Chennai

..... found that sufficient cause was made out for condonation of delay, condoned the delay but when the matter was taken to the high court of judicature at madras in a revision application under section 115 of the code, it was observed that the delay of 883 days in filing the application was not properly explained and it was held that the trial court was not justified in condoning the delay resulting into reversal of its order whereupon this court was successfully ..... deepa), wherein this court has held that a court must take liberal view while considering the application to condone the delay when summons were not directly served on the defendants and affixture was done at place where such persons never lived and publication was also effected in such place. ..... the petitioner is seriously lacking to apply the provision of section 5 of limitation act, as the affidavit filed by the petitioner before the lower court was also vague and bereft of particulars without any explanation for period commencing from the date of passing of the exparte decree i.e. ..... in improvement trust, ludhiana v. ..... , bombay and the said bills were discounted by the respondent-plaintiff with its bankers. .....

The Principal Commissioner of Income Tax 4, Chennai Vs. M/s. Mansi Fin ...

Court : Chennai

..... reliance was also placed on a decision of the itat, hyderabad, in tulla veerender vs acit reported in (2014) 160 ttj (hyd) 435, wherein, it has been held: "it is important to note what was the intention of the assessee at the time of acquiring the land or interval action by the assessee between the period from purchase and sale of the land and the relevant improvement/development taken place during this time is relevant for deciding the issue whether transaction was in the nature of trade. ..... 7.18 from the facts and circumstances of the case, as narrated before us, it is important to note that what was the intention of the assessees at the time of acquiring the land or interval action by the assessee between the period from purchase and sale of the land and the relevant improvement/development taken place during this time is relevant for deciding the issue whether transaction was in the nature of trade. ..... 63 of the bombay tenancy and agricultural land act, 1948, was obtained because the sale or intended sale was in favour of a non-agriculturist? ..... in this case, the assessee held the land always as investment and not at all converted into stock-in-trade. ..... the assessee never treated the land as stock in trade. ..... the assessee never treated the land as stock-in-trade and reflected in profit and loss account (closing stock). ..... thus, the assessee never created an asset as stock in trade but treated it as capital asset (agricultural land). .....

A. Ayyavu (Died) Vs. The Statge of Tamil Nadu, Rep. By its Revenue Sec ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... the supreme court, after referring to the provisions of city of mysore improvement act, 1903, has held that the acquisition is vitiated in the absence of a development scheme prior to the notification under section 16(1) of the act. ..... challenging notification under section 16(1) of city of mysore improvement act, 1903, proposing to acquire a total area of 94 acres of land and final notification under section 18(1) and 18(2) of the act as well the government approval for allotment of 55 acres of land to a society for establishing educational institutions writ petition was filed before the high court. ..... , and others reported in (2013) 4 scc 210 the hon'ble supreme court quashed the land acquisition proceedings on the ground that the state government's refusal to release the appellant's land is discriminatory and that the declaration under section 6 of the land acquisition act is not in order inasmuch as the appropriate government has failed to apply its mind not only to the objections filed by the owner of the land but also to the report which is submitted by the collector upon making such further inquiry. ..... harkchand misirimal solanki and others reported in air 2014 sc 982, land owners challenged section 4 (1) notification published in the gazette on 30.09.2004, section 6 declaration published on 02.02.2006 and the award dated 31.01.2008 before bombay high court in 9 writ petitions on various grounds. .....