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Ms. the Windsor Castle, Kodimatha, Kottayam, Represented by M.O. Asram ...

Court : Kerala

..... referring to the amendment to the statute as per the act 41 of 2005 published in the kerala gazette dated 28.08.2005 (ext.p13), the learned sr. ..... state of kerala (2003 (1) klt 618] has held that the amendment with regard to the court fee payable in land acquisition cases under the kerala court fees and suits valuation act, 1959 is having only prospective effect. ..... the assessment was completed and the rent charges was fixed mainly on the contention raised by the dealer that the other amenities were provided by outside service providers that the payments were made to them that the hotel is getting only commission etc. ..... p1 and p2 assessment orders under section 6(2) of the act on best judgment basis, in respect of the assessment years 2001-02 and 2002-03, also reckoning the turnover in respect of the ayurveda treatment and laundry charges as well, besides effecting some additions to the turnover returned. ..... union of india and others [(1989) 178 itr 97), which was followed by a learned judge of this court while passing the judgment in o.p.no.34635 of 2002 and connected cases. ..... similar orders were passed in respect of the other three assessment years (2001-02, 2002-03 and 2003-04) as well. ..... when o.p.no.34635 of 2002 came up for consideration before a learned of this court, along with w.p. .....

Dy. Cit Vs. Eastern Retreads (P) Ltd.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2003]130TAXMAN474(Ker)

..... in the above circumstances, without further going into the merits of the contention regarding the scope of section 158bb of the act canvassed by the appellant, we are inclined to vacate the findings of the income tax tribunal on this question as well as with reference to the observation made by the tribunal that the same principle will apply to the disallowance of commission payment also. we do so. ..... or by a crossed bank draft, the allowance originally made shall be deemed to have been wrongly made and the assessing officer may recompute the total income of the assessee for the previous year in which such liability was incurred and make the necessary amendment, and the provisions of section 154 shall, so far ..... bank draft, twenty per cent, of such expenditure shall not be allowed as a deduction :provided that where an allowance has been made in the assessment for any year not being an assessment year commencing prior to the 1-4-1969, in respect of any liability incurred by the assessee for any expenditure and subsequently during any previous year the assessee makes any payment in respect thereof in a sum exceeding ten thousand rupees otherwise than by a crossed cheque drawn on a bank .....

Beena Kaniyankunnel, Arunagapally and Another Vs. Kerala State Electio ...

Court : Kerala

..... view of the provisions under section 162(4a) of the kerala panchayat raj act, 1994 (for short the act) and rule 5(2) of the kerala panchayat raj (standing committee) rules, 2000(for short the rules) the members to be elected to each standing committee shall be elected under the guidance, supervision and control of the kerala state election commission and the commission shall, by virtue of the power under section 162(4a), designate or nominate thereto an officer of the government or ..... the intent in the nomination to be filed, in writing, as to whether the candidature is against the reserved seat for women or against the unreserved seats as regards a particular standing committee, the question is whether the concerned returning officer could refuse to treat the candidature of a lady member of the concerned panchayat who specified the name of the standing committee, but had not revealed the intention to contest in the reserved seat for women in the nomination against the reserved seat for women and could treat the nomination as one for contesting in the ..... the failure on the part of the petitioners to amend the writ petition appropriately in view of the admitted, subsequent developments and in the absence of any interim orders in this writ petition as also their failure to bring in the other members, who are necessary parties for further consideration of this writ petition in view of the admitted, subsequent developments, i am of the view that, despite the decision on the general .....

R. Jacob Mathew and ors. Vs. the State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1964Ker39

..... it is well known that article 15(4) was added in the constitution, by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, in consequence of the decision of the supreme court reported in state of madras v. sm. ..... to the government the census reports of 1951 or 1961 do not give the community-wise percentage of literacy, and apart from the census reports no independent investigation has been done by the government either.according to the petitioners, while the government refer to the fact that the state average literacy for travancore-cochin in the 1951 census is 53.8%, and the state average literacy for kerala state as per the 1961 census is 46.8%, the government have not given any indication aa to what is the percentage of literacy among the ezhavas either in the census ..... after adverting to the circumstances under which the commission was appointed, as well as to the various recommendations made by the commission, the supreme court has definitely adverted to the views expressed by the central government in respect of the recommendations made by the commission. ..... so far as the muslims are concerned, again, it is seen that the state government proceed to treat them as socially backward, because the muslim women observe purdah, and that it must have impeded the social development of the community in the matter of training and bringing up the children in their early years of life. .....

Narayanan Kutty and Another Vs. The Joint Registrar of Co-Operative So ...

Court : Kerala

..... respondent society, laid challenge against exhibit p2 amended bye-laws and also exhibit p1 election notification on two grounds: (a) in contravention of the third proviso to section 28 (1) of the kerala co-operative societies act (for short 'the act'), the society has divided its area into six wards instead of eleven, the total number of wards; and (b) despite the statutory mandate that the society should maintain a form 32 register in terms of rule 18a of the kerala co-operative societies rules (for short 'the rules'), it is going to hold election without ..... though section 28 has been amended by act 8 of 2013 by way of insertion of a proviso for holding election to certain types of society on a ward basis, it has not, however, provided any objects and reasons why particular types of societies have been compelled to have the election on a ward basis. 41 ..... all what has happened under the amended provision of the co-operative societies act is an increase in the number of members in the reserved category from 2 to 7, the categories of each of which are stated ..... in elaboration of his submissions, the learned counsel has contended that, in the present instance, the general body of the society passed a resolution that there should be six wards for the candidates from the general category and the women and sc/st members should be contesting without reference to any ward taking the entire area as one ward ('non-ward' basis). 6 ..... state co-operative election commission (2007 (2) klt 789). 3 .....

Ahamad Thomman Thodi Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1969)ILLJ215Ker

..... the kerala gazette, dated 25 february 1964, a notification, dated 20 february 1964, was published by the public service commission, kerala, who is respondent 2 in this case, inviting applications from qualified candidates for selection for recruitment for a few appointments in the ..... , that, while it is permissible for the government to extend the final date fixed for receiving applications, and it is also permissible for them to amend the rules at any stage till the last date for receipt of applications, it would appear that, instead of amending the rules after the last date fixed for receipt of applications, if the government extended the said date and then amended the rules within the said date, it would have been all ..... all the requirements of section 115 of the evidence act are satisfied in those cases and consequently, the plea of estoppel will be available against the university.it was attempted to be argued by the learned government pleader that there can be no estoppel against a statutory bcdy acting in accordance with the rules ; that, if it acted wrongly or in violation of the rules, it is entitled to review its actions and rectify the mistakes ; and that the above decisions of the high courts of madras and de.1hi do not lay down the correct law ..... the commission wrote to respondent3, the director of technical education, to ascertain whether the above diploma could be treated as equivalent to|the diploma in 'dress-making,design-ing and tailoring from the women's institute of .....

Apl (India) Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Chairman, CochIn Port Trust and Others

Court : Kerala

..... 359) that, by virtue of the definition of the term owner under section 2(o) of the mpt act and the relevant provisions of the bills of lading act, the consignee of the goods named in the bills of lading or every endorsee of the bill of lading for the purpose of mpt act, is regarded as the owner of the goods and that, it is from the owner that the recovery of charges under the mpt act is provided in respect of such goods. ..... but considering the scheme of the statute, particularly the very purpose of the enactment and constitution of the board of trustees, the wide powers conferred on the central government to give effect to the various provisions of the act, the transfer of assets and liabilities of the central government to the board under section 29 and other provisions as discussed already, it gives a clear idea that the port trust is bound to provide the various services in connection with the shipping activities as referred to under section 42 of the mpt act. ..... 21041 of 1999 is a similar petition (as amended) filed by another shipping agent; which however was omitted to be tagged along with the connected cases, when they are heard and decided as per the common judgment dated 16-9-2002. 3. .....

Aravindakshan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1989)IILLJ301Ker

..... counter affidavit dated 12th september 1988 filed on behalf of the first respondent it is stated that the first respondent has provisionally decided to bring the recruitment of police constables (telecommunication) within the purview of the kerala public service commission and in the circumstances the government considered that no regular appointment need by made to the post of police constable (telecommunication) from the select list. ..... mysore (supra) in that case the learned single judge, considering the provision of karnataka state universities act, observed that:section 49 (6) of the act creates a right in favour of a candidate selected by the board to be appointed and a corresponding duty on the part of the chancellor to appoint a candidate selected, for the post for which the appointment was intended.the learned judge was interpreting section 49(6) of the act which compels a chancellor to make appointment when the list is forwarded to him. ..... court observed that a person whose name had been recommended for appointment as a district judge by the high court under article 233(1) had no legal right to the post, nor was governor bound to act on the advice of the high court and therefore he could not ask for a mandamus. ..... of course if that person refrains from doing the act or refrains from exercising a power which is his duty to exercise, the court will by a writ of mandamus direct him to do, ..... any person who is under a duty imposed by statute or by common law to do a particular act. .....

State of Kerala, represented by Joint Commissioner (Law) Vs. M/s. M.R. ...

Court : Kerala

..... of law suggested through the amendment is as to whether the tribunal committed an error in law and in fact in not correctly construing the words any other similar process as comprehensive and descriptive of the processing undertaken by mixing with chemical, gas, fumigation as to take within its purview the process held out by the assessee as the one undertaken by it, since the resultant product of the process of the assessee is only a raw material which goes into manufacture of tyres, tubes and flaps which are manufactured by the assessee outside the state of kerala. ..... statutory provisions of the rubber act appreciated in the context of the objects of that act and the expertise of the persons who give effect to the purposes of that act, unequivocally, show that the conclusions resulting out of the discussions made hereinabove based on the materials on record are at par with the concept of 'manufacture' and the use of the term rubber by the people who are expected to be conversant with those terms in relation to rubber, on the basis of utility, production, consumption etc. 23. ..... these revisions under section 41 of the kerala general sales tax act, 1963 and original petitions stand remitted by the hon'ble supreme court of india as per the remand order dated 28.4.2011 in civil appeal no.3758 of 2011 and connections. 2. ..... with effect from 01.08.1955, that act was amended to provide the development of the rubber industry to be under the control of the union. .....

Deepa Vs. Laly Mathew

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003(1)KLT87

..... travancore devaswom board ((1998) 8 scc 310) the apex court held that the powers of the high court are in addition to the power of revision under other legislation and even if an order passed by the authority constituted under the kerala land reforms act cannot be interfered in exercise of the revisional powers conferred under section 103 of the kerala land reforms act, still the high court can invoke the powers conferred on it under article 227 of the constitution to quash tribunal orders if based on findings of fact arrived by non-consideration of relevant ..... it is argued that a thorough change to various provisions of the civil procedure code had been brought by the amendment act 104 of 1976 and as per the amended provisions, the dispute between the parties to suit and even strangers are to be adjudicated in the pending suit itself and not by way of separate suit. ..... this court further held that by rejecting the prayer for remitting the commission report there was no final adjudication of any of the rights of the parties and the party has got a more effective remedy provided under the code at a later stage of the same proceedings. ..... vasavi trading company (ilr 2002 karnataka 3512) where it was held that the words other proceedings used in the proviso to section 115(1) of the code of civil procedure has to be understood as speaking of other proceedings divorced of the suit. .....