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Yeshwant Govind Botre Vs. Sadashiv Mahadev More and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1996(2)BomCR548; (1996)98BOMLR277

..... the learned advocate appearing for the petitioner submitted that respondents, who claim to be heirs of the deceased widow haribai, have not given any intimation regarding her death to the village officer and about acquisition of rights by them in the lands to the village officer as contemplated under section 149 of maharashtra land revenue code, 1966. ..... sub-section (1) shall give an intimation in that behalf to the landlord and the tribunal in the prescribed manner within the period specified in that sub-section :provided that, if a tenant holding land from a landlord (who was a minor and has attained majority before the commencement of the tenancy and agricultural lands laws (amendment) act, 1969), has not given intimation as required by this sub-section but being in possession of the land on such commencement is desirous of exercising the right conferred upon him under sub-section ..... (1), he may give such intimation within a period of two years from the .....

Liak Ram Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2000CriLJ679

..... with a view to provide for deterrent punishment for the offence under section 61(l)(c), the punjab excise act, in its application to the state of himachal pradesh, was again amended by the punjab excise (himachal pradesh amendment) act, 1995, with effect from 22-6-1995 and the minimum sentence for the offence under section 61(l)(c) has been enhanced to imprisonment for a period not less than three years and fine not less than rupees one lac ..... as on that date the minimum sentence prescribed for the offence under section 61(l)(c), punjab excise act, 1914, as amended by the punjab excise (himachal pradesh first amendment) act, 1989, was imprisonment for a period not less than one year and fine which shall not be less than five thousand ..... might have probably done it at least a dozen time before and since it deprive the government of revenue, besides demoralising the people, deterrent sentences, in such cases, are called for.15. ..... of them, though declared hostile, have corroborated and supported the prosecution story in its entirety about the accused having been found distilling illicit liquor with the help of a working still in the kitchen of his hoyse and the recovery of various items of such working still.7. ..... of his statement recorded under section 313, code of criminal procedure, has not denied that the material used in illicit distillation by way of a working still, namely, ex.pi to p5 found in his possession were seized and taken into possession by the police vide memo ex.pw 1 /b. .....

Jindal Steel and Power Ltd. Vs. the Chhattisgarh State

Court : Appellate Tribunal for Electricity APTEL

..... provided also that the state commission shall, not later than five years from the date of commencement of the electricity (amendment) act, 2003 (57 of 2003) by regulations, provide such open access to all consumers who require a supply of electricity where the maximum power to be made available at any time ..... their own distribution system within the same area, subject to the conditions that the applicant for grant of licence within the same area shall, without prejudice to the other conditions or requirements under this act, comply with the additional requirements relating to the capital adequacy, creditworthiness, or code of conduct as may be prescribed by the central government, and no such applicant, who complies with all the requirements for grant of licence, shall be refused grant of licence on the ground that there already exists ..... the government of chhattisgarh, vide its letter dated 26.04.02, informed the jspl that it is possible to provide it with approximately 500 acres of land for the purpose of setting up an industrial units at raigarh in public-cum-private sector and facilities as per the new industrial policy to be given to the new entrepreneurs for setting up their industrial units in the ..... the objection based on section 43 of the act imposing the universal supply obligation was dealt with along with the issue of national electricity policy and the rule requiring the second distribution licensee to cover the minimum area which could be the revenue district/municipal .....

Chellamma Kamalamma and ors. Vs. Narayana Pillai Prabhakaran Nair

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1993Ker146

..... the question arose whether the definition of 'public servant' in the indian penal code, 1860 which was engrafted into the prevention of corruption act would take in the subsequent amendments to the definition of 'public servant' in the indian penal code by virtue of the criminal law (amendment) act, 1958 and the anti-corruption laws (amendment) act, 1964. ..... land revenue code, 1954, the statute did not specifically fix a particular mode of devolution. ..... land revenue code, 1954. ..... land revenue code came into force. ..... land revenue code in section 151. ..... land revenue code came into force. ..... land revenue code, 1954 which came into force on 5-2-1955. ..... land revenue code, 1954, the personal law as obtaining from time to time would be the law applicable and viewed in that light the personal law would be the law applicable to surjit as on the date of her death. 37. ..... munshi, air 1963 sc 553 the question arose as to the effect of the repeal of the punjab alienation of land act, 1900 on section 14 and the definition of agricultural tribe in section 3(4) of the punjab preemption act 1 of 1913 which was as follows : "member of an agricultural tribe and group of agricultural tribes shall have the meanings assigned to them respectively under the punjab alienation of land act, 1900. ..... it was further held that with the repeal of the punjab alienation of land act, 1900 the restriction imposed by section 14 as regards the availability of the right of pre-emption to particular agricultural tribes would disappear .....

Sri M Madhava Gowda Vs. Under Secretary to Government

Court : Karnataka

..... state policy and in order to levy tax on liquor, the legislature has inserted entry no.59-a in the iii schedule to the kvat act by way of karnataka value added tax (amendment) act, 2014 (karnataka act no.15/2014) and it would be apt to note the statement of objects and reasons in introducing the amendment bill, 2014 to insert the said entry, which reads as under: statement of objects and reasons it is considered necessary to amend the karnataka value added tax act, 2003 to give effect to the proposals made in the budget particularly to provide for levy of tax on sale ..... there cannot be any dispute to the proposition that a legislation can be challenged on the grounds of:- (i) lack of legislative competence to make subordinate legislation; violation of fundamental rights; (ii) (iii) violation of any provisions of the constitution of india; (iv) failure to conform to statute under which it is made or exceeding the limits of authority conferred by the enabling act; (v) repugnancy to the laws of the land i.e, any enactment (vi) arbitrariness or unreasonableness. ..... . great leverage is allowed in the matter of taxation laws because several fiscal adjustments are to be made by the government depending upon the needs of the revenue and the economic circumstances prevailing in the state ..... . the object of a tax is not only to raise revenue but also to regulate the economic life of the society".45 .....

The Twyford Tea Co. Ltd. and anr. Vs. the State of Kerala and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1970SC1133; 1970(0)KLT181(SC); (1970)1SCC189; [1970]3SCR383

..... the state legislature then -passed the impugned act, andhra pradesh land revenue (additional assessment) and cess revision act,xxii of 1962, which was amended by act xxiii of 1962. ..... state legislature passed the travancore-cochin land tax (amendment) act, x of 1957 by which the expressions "the state of kerala" and "the land tax act" were substituted for the words "the state of travancore-cochin" and "the travancorecochin land tax act" respectively. ..... as already stated, the amendment act deleted the word 'additional' but the deletion makes no difference as the tax is still in addition to the basic or land tax and must, therefore, partake its character, both taxes being taxes in respect of the same land, where the land is plantation within s. 2(6). ..... it was submitted that this inequality arises as a result of the absence of any rational classification, and the act, for that reason, suffers from the same infirmity for which in the moopil nair's case(') this court struck down the travancore-cochin land tax act, 1955, as amended by act x of 1957. ..... 14, it has to be struck down as unconstitutional; (2) that the statute there impugned, namely, the travancore-cochin land tax act, 1955, as amended by act x of 1957, imposed a uniform tax on all lands, whether productive or not, and without any reference to their income, actual or potential; (3) that since the act in terms claimed by s. .....

Balbir Singh Vs. A.D.M. (Revenue) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 57(1995)DLT547

..... we direct the respondents to maintain the record of rights, including the annual register, in accordance with the provisions of the delhi land revenue act and the delhi land revenue rules, 1962, without taking into consideration the amendments carried out to rules 49,63 and form p.5 by virtue of the delhi land revenue (sixth amendment) rules, 1989, as notified on 30th november, 1989.the writ petition stands disposed of in the above terms. ..... (2) the petitioners have questioned the legality and validity of notification dated 30th november, 1989, known as the delhi land revenue rules (1st amendment) 1989, hereinafter referred to as 'the amended rules' by virtue of which amendments have been carried out to the existing rules 49,63,65 and 67 as also in form-p of the delhi land revenue rules, 1962. ..... during the contempt proceedings analysing the amendments which had been carried out to the rules by virtue of delhi land revenue (second amendment) rules, 1983, the court also took notice of the amended sub- rule (3) of rule 63 by virtue of which possession of a person other than the one recorded in column 4 or 5 of khatauni in form p.4, who was found to be in actual occupation at the time of patwari's visit had to be recorded in form p.5. ..... it is a complete code in itself concerning their rights and liabilities. .....

AmIn Shariff Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1934Cal580,150Ind.Cas.561

..... and referred as above stated however does not cover the entire ground of the conflict and, following as it closely does the wording of the question which was referred in the bombay case above-mentioned, is some what inapposite, because it is clear from a comparison of, the relevant provisions of the opium act (1 of 1878), which is the act to be considered in this connexion, and of the bengal excise act (5 of 1909), the powers of an excise officer while investigating into offences under the said two acts respectively are not quite the same; the opium (bengal) amendment act (5 b. c. ..... ' at the time of forming the decennial settlement of the land revenue for the provinces of bengal, bihar and orissa in 1790, the land-holders and farmers of land were, in conformity with former usage, bound to maintain the public peace and were answerable for robberies. ..... in that bombay case it was held that an abkari officer, who, in the conduct of investigation of an offence punishable under the bombay abkari act, exercises the powers conferred by the criminal procedure code, 1898, upon an officer in charge of police station for the investigation of a cognizable offence, is a police officer within the meaning of section 25, evidence act, 1872, and any confession made to such an officer in the course of his investigation under the abkari act or the criminal procedure code is inadmissible in evidence. .....

Vithaldas Jagannath Khatri (D) Through Smt. Shakuntala Alias Sushmi V ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... among the changes that have been ushered in the definition clause, the following are noted: - in section 2, sub-section(5a) was added and it defined code to mean maharashtra land revenue code, 1966 and sub-section 6a, which was added as the commencement date means date on which the amending act, 1972, ..... day of september 1970 but before the commencement date, transfers any land in anticipation of or in order to avoid or defeat the object of the amending act, 1972 or any land is transferred (b) in contravention of section 8 then, in calculating the ceiling area which that person, or as the case may be, the family unit, is entitled to hold, the land so transferred into consideration, and the land exceeding the ceiling area so calculated shall be deemed to be in excess of the ceiling area for that holding, notwithstanding that the land remaining with him or with the family unit may not in fact ..... september, 1970 but before the commencement date, transfers any land in anticipation of or in order to avoid or defeat the object of the amending act, 1972, or (b) any land is transferred in contravention of section 8, then, in calculating the ceiling area which that person, or as the case may be, the family unit, is entitled to hold, the land so transferred shall be taken into consideration, and the land exceeding the ceiling area so calculated shall be deemed to be in excess of the ceiling area for that holding, notwithstanding that the land remaining with him or with the family unit may not .....

Simon Vs. Eastern Kentucky Welf. Rights. Org.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... they claimed that revenue ruling 69-545, which announced an internal revenue service policy of extending favorable tax treatment under the internal revenue code of 1954 (code) to hospitals that did not serve indigents to the extent of the hospitals' financial ability, "encouraged" hospitals to deny services to indigents, and was invalid because it was an erroneous interpretation of the code and because it had been issued in violation of the administrative procedure act (apa). ..... they asserted that the internal revenue service (irs) violated the internal revenue code of 1954 (code) and the administrative procedure act (apa) by issuing a revenue ruling allowing favorable tax treatment to a nonprofit hospital that offered only emergency room services to indigents. ..... i the code, in its original version and by subsequent amendment, accords advantageous treatment to several types of nonprofit corporations, including exemption of page 426 u. s. ..... i add only that i cannot now imagine a case, at least outside the first amendment area, where a person whose own tax liability was not affected ever could have standing to litigate the federal tax liability of someone else. mr. ..... , the mother of an illegitimate child averred that state court interpretation of a criminal child support statute as applying only to fathers of legitimate children violated the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment. .....