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Tallapakam Venkata Srinivasacharyulu (Died), Per L.Rs. Vs. Tirumala Ti ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1993(1)ALT293

..... the definition of 'inam land' in section 2(c) excludes inams constituting an estate under the madras estates land act. ..... major inams fall under the purview of the madras estates land act, 1908. ..... even assuming that it was operating in the mind of the commissioner that the master and servant relationship which is a feature of service jurisprudence was the applicable jural relationship between the institution and the inamdar - the institution being the master and the inamdar being the servant and when such relationship was found to be absent, the observation that the inam was burdened with service loses all its relevance and weight. ..... as certain doubts arose with regard to the enfranchisement, act viii of 1869 was passed to clarify that inam title deed was not meant to define, limit, infringe or destroy the rights of any description of holders or occupiers of land or to affect the interests of any person other than the holder of the inam. ..... the inam commissioner under the provisions of act no.vi of 1862 and act no.iv of 1866, after enquiry, prepared title deeds and as there was considerable confusion as to what was the position of an inamdar whose inam was enfranchised, to clarify the legal position, act no.viii of 1869 was enacted in order to declare the true intent of the aforesaid two acts. .....

United India Insurance Company Limited Vs. N. Jagannath and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... it is also the contention from the grounds of appeal and oral submissions that, the quantum of compensation awarded by the tribunal in all the three claims are also excessive and exorbitant, so also rate of interest and the other contentions are award of amounts other than provided and fixed in the ii schedule of the act, for the claim under section 163-a of the act, is untenable and thereby sought to exonerate the insurer or otherwise reduce the compensation by fixing contributory/composite negligence in deciding the appeals covered by the impugned awards of the tribunal, so far ..... as against the owner and insurer concerned .....

Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) and Others Vs. M/s ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the licence period under the agreement dated 01.08.2011 was to expire on 30.09.2016, it appears that the respondent apprehended a threat to its possession and filed a separate petition under section 9 of the act of 1996 in arbitration o.p.no.2229 of 2016 before the court below, wherein it sought an injunction restraining the hmda from taking any further action, including its eviction from the licensed premises, till the disposal of the ..... 52 of the indian easements act, 1882 (for brevity, the act of 1882 ) defines licence thus: where one person grants to another, or to a definite number of other persons, a right to do, or continue to do, in or upon the immovable property of the grantor, something which would, in the absence of such right, be unlawful and such right does not amount to an easement or an interest in the property, the right is called ..... the court below is presently seized of the arbitration o.p.s filed by the licensee under section 9 of the act of 1996, consideration of the merits of the case to a limited extent is warranted in these appeals as the court below has effectively brought matters to a grinding halt by granting and extending ex parte interim injunction orders in both the ..... learned senior counsel would contend that the first right of refusal given to his client gave rise to an arbitrable dispute and therefore, the licensee was well within its rights in approaching the court below under section 9 of the act of 1996 to seek interim protection pending initiation .....

M/s. A.B. Mauri India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Deputy Commercial Tax Officer, ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... to its branch at the sez cochin; the way bills show that the branch in secunderabad transported the chillies to the cochin branch; the export invoices show the petitioner as the exporter, and the transactions as falling within the ambit of section 5(1) of the cst act; the bill of lading, and the consideration for exports received by way of foreign remittances to the petitioner's bank accounts, show that the petitioner is the direct exporter; the f-forms prove inter-branch transfers and the subsequent export by the petitioner; and the purchases made, within the state of telangana and ..... andhra pradesh, constitutes purchase in the course of export ..... after the andhra state came into existence the legislature of that state enacted act xiv of 1955 amending section 5 of the madras general sales tax act. ..... the law relating to the sales tax in force in that area was the madras general sales tax act, 1939. .....

M/s. Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd. Vs. ILandFS Trust Co. Ltd. rep. by ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... be able to invoke the provisions of the sarfaesi act; that is not what parliament intended while enacting the sarfaesi act; no elevated right is conferred on debenture holders which are banks/financial institutions; the first respondent does not hold securities of the petitioners on behalf of the debenture holders as a whole; the first respondent does not even hold all the securities on behalf of banks/financial institutions; this is evident from the notice issued by the first respondent under section 13(2) of the sarfaesi act; to attract the provisions of the sarfaesi act, the security should ..... be held on behalf of banks or financial institutions; the trustee should specifically state that the security is held on behalf of banks/financial institutions; in the present case, the debenture trust deed does not .....

S.S. Rao Vs. The Depot Manager, A.P.S.R.T.C., Razole Depot and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... it is made clear that what is discussed in the above paragraphs is for the purpose of considering the validity of the order of suspension and shall not prejudice the defense of the petitioner in the disciplinary proceedings. ..... the disciplinary authority therefore assumes that since the bus was in the control of the petitioner and mixing of water would benefit the petitioner, he is responsible for such mixture of water which resulted in damage to the bus and resultant deficiency in provision of service to the passengers. 12. ..... in matters of this nature, employer not only looks at the conduct of employee per se, but in the larger perspective of enforcement of discipline, he would intend to send across a message to the employees that indulging in such illegal activities would not be spared. ..... alleging that petitioner was responsible for mixing of water in hsd oil with an intention to increase the kmpl out put or to cancel the kilometers on the ground of bus failure, amounts to fraudulent nature of the person and that he intended to tarnish the image of the corporation. ..... in support of his contentions, learned counsel placed reliance on the decision rendered by the division bench of this court in w.a.no.1316 of 2014 dated 27.10.2014; and in the deputy general of police, kurnool range and four others vs. ..... the court cannot act as if it is an appellate forum de hors the powers of judicial review. ? 10. .....

Mukesh Kumar and Others Vs. The Debts Recovery Tribunal rep., by its R ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... in the case of a nonperforming asset; even otherwise, the order under challenge was the order passed by the debts recovery tribunal in s.a.no.97 of 2009 dated ..... also held that, for statutory violations, a writ is maintainable; a writ petition would lie against the 2nd respondent-bank for any action taken by them contrary to the provisions of the sarfaesi act and the rules made thereunder; section 13 of the sarfaesi act enables the banks to exercise statutory power; rule 8 of the sarfaesi rules, and rule 3 in schedule-ii of the income tax act, are statutory provisions which necessitate compliance; the sarfaesi act makes no distinction between a public sector bank and a private sector bank .....

C.Radhakrishnama Naidu and Oth Vs. The Government of andhra Pradesh,r ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... iii: admittedly as on date the notification dated 15.09.1983 under the inams (abolition and conversion into ryotwari) act, 1956 of the inam deputy tahsildar, the interest of mutt is prima facie established and in spite of order dated 15.09.1983 of inams deputy tahsildar, if the petitioners so desire, they are at liberty to present the documents for registration before the joint registrar/sub registrar/ respondents 3, 4, 5 respectively, for the subject matter of the writ petitions and the joint registrar/sub-registrar is directed to receive the documents and process the same for ..... . to wit for giving effect to section 17(1) and section 22-a of the act, the registration department while considering a document attracting section 22-a of the act, registers and endorses the details or caveat of interest on the property, received from government/endowment/wakf etc.the registration along with such endorsement on the document achieves the object of prohibition of registration of a document under section 22-a of the act and puts the purchaser or beneficiary on notice of such claims ..... the grant was enfranchised by the inam commissioner, madras in title deed no.464 dated 26.11.1862. ..... in m.k.ranganathan and another versus government of madras and others , it is held that: the statement of objects and reasons is certainly not admissible as an aid to the construction of a statute. .....

Kmk Event Management Vs. The Commissioner of Commercial Taxe

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... section 21(7) of the vat act stipulates that, where an assessment has been deferred by the commissioner under section 32(5) or, as the case may be, by the stat under the proviso to section 33(4).on account of any stay granted by the appellate tribunal or, as the case may be, the andhra pradesh high court or the supreme court respectively, or where an appeal or other proceedings is pending before the appellate tribunal or the high court or the supreme court involving a question of law having a direct bearing on the assessment in question, the period during which the stay order was in force, or such ..... act ap vat act ap vat act section 21(7) where an assessment has been deferred by the commissioner under sub-section (5) of section 32 or as the case may be, by the appellate tribunal under the proviso to sub- section (4) of section 33 on account of any stay granted by the appellate tribunal, or as the case may be the andhra pradesh high court or supreme court respectively, or whereas appeal or other proceedings is pending before the appellate tribunal or the high court or the supreme court involving a question of law having a direct bearing on the assessment in question, the period during which the ..... government of madras ; angus robertson v. ..... naga hills tea co.ltd.and collector of customs.madras v. .....

M/S.inox Airproducts Vs. the Assistant Commissioner (Ct)-ix,enfo

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... , add or cancel any of the schedules to the act, under section 79(1).can be exercised only for a limited period till the amendment to the schedule is either approved or rejected by the state legislature; the power under section 79(1) is hedged and circumscribed by the conditions stipulated in sub-section (2) thereof; the notification, issued under section 79(1) amending the schedule, is required to be introduced in the legislative assembly at the earliest and, in any case, during the next session of the legislative assembly following the date on which the notification is issued, introduction of the notification, in the legislative assembly, is to be by way ..... (emphasis supplied) in ram oxygen (p) ltd.2, a division bench of the madras high court opined:- .subsequently, when entry 20-a came to be inserted in the schedule-i, part-c in the year 1993, the reading of the said entry shows that in effect, the definition of ".drug". ..... citations: 1) (2005) 139 stc504(kerala hc db) 2) (2010) vol.35 vst478(madras high court db) 3) (2014) ntn (vol.54) 164 = (2014) vil38alh- (judgment in writ tax no.1098 of 2007 dated 11.02.2014 4) air1963sc6655) (2004) 137 stc686) (2011) 45 vst477) (2003) 7 scc5178) (2008) 14 scc1719) (1972) 1 w.l.r.241 (h.l) 10) (1997) 105 stc31811) air1989sc62212) air1980sc61113) (2004) 6 scc28114) (1990) 79 stc351the honble sr.justice ramesh ranganathan and the honble sr.justice m.satyanarayana murthy writ petition nos.13418 & 16782 of 2014 common order .....