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Ram Krishna Dalmia Vs. Mr. Justice S.R. Tendolkar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1957)59BOMLR769

..... . on the basis of this report a memorandum on the amendment of the indian companies act was drafted and this was circulated to various organizations and individuals for their opinion ..... amendments in the companies act, that the legislature acted upon the report of the bhabha committee and amended the companies act, and our attention has been drawn to various new provisions in the act which according to counsel for the petitioners effectively deal with all the evils, and therefore it is urged that there was no need for any further remedial legislation, and the object of setting up the commission was not to further amend the companies act but merely to single out the dalmia group for the purpose of submitting it to the ..... coercive procedure of .....

Shikshan Prasarak Sangh and anr. Vs. the State of Goa and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1995(1)BomCR239

..... circumstances as brought out on the record the government is satisfied that the managing committee and the manager of the said school have contravened the provision of sub-section 1(ii), (iii) & (v) of section 20 of the said goa, daman and diu school education act, 1984; and whereas it is expedient in the public interest and in the interest of school education the government has no other alternative but to invoke the provision of section 20 of the said goa, daman and diu school education act, 1984, and to take over the management of the school for a period ..... kakodkar is right in pointing out that the object for which the sangh was established in the year 1964 is to organize to make bright progress in physical, mental and moral standards of the people specially the youth and the students of durbhat, ponda (underlining supplied). ..... the dictum laid down is that when a person or organization has some concern deeper than that of a busy body a writ petition by a citizen would be permissible under article 226.42. .....

Sharad J. Rao Vs. Subhash Desai and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1991(4)BomCR156

..... i give further the following direction:i direct the collector, bombay suburban division, or any other officer who is incharge of the ballot-papers to give all facilities to the commissioner to enable him to comply with the directions given above.the commissioner shall act on a true copy of the order certified by the petitioner's advocate as true copy.the commissioner shall first call a meeting of the two advocates within three days of the service of the true copy of the order on the commissioner. ..... this is a case where a publication in a newspaper called 'chandrika', which was an official organ of muslim league, made certain allegations against the petitioner and the publication contained various extracts of speeches and cartoons which tendered to ask the muslims to vote for the appellant on religious and communal grounds and also promoted ill will and hatred between two classes of citizens, namely, the janasangh and the muslim league. ..... but his grievances is that the congress and janata dal are offering to these minorities various things-such as christian state in mizoram-which 'are making them separate'. ..... he refers to christians of mizoram, who consider themselves as belonging to india. .....

Jamshed N. Guzdar Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1992Bom435; 1992(3)BomCR494; (1992)94BOMLR984

..... in narottamdas's case (supra) it is clear that special jurisdiction was referable to entry 53 in list i, entry 2 in list ii and entry 15 in list iii of viith schedule of government of india act, 1935 for two reasons : firstly, said entries were with respect to specific matters in the respective lists and, therefore, it was construed to be dealing with special jurisdiction, whereas entry 1 in list ii did not deal with any specific matter in list ii and therefore, it was ..... 120 of the said judgment reads as under : 'under the constitution, parliament has by ordinary law the power to constitute and organize, that is, to create, new high courts as also to enlarge or abridge the jurisdiction of all high courts, including the high courts which were in existence at the commencement of the constitution.' mr ..... out the difference between entries 77 and 78 the supreme court in para 8 has observed as under :-- 'it will, however, be noticed that entries 77 and 78 in list i are composite entries and deal not only with the constitution and organization of the supreme court and the high courts but also with persons entitled to practise before the supreme court and the high ..... deals with constitution, organisation, jurisdiction and powers of the supreme court whereas entry 78 deals with only constitution and organization of the high court and not with jurisdiction and powers of the high court. ..... entry 3 : administration of justice constitution and organization of all courts, except supreme court and .....

Sanjay Ramchandra Tarare Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1996CriLJ713

..... their lordships held as under : 'held that the facts established in the case unmistakably showed that the appellant was the aggressor and had inflicted the dagger injuries on the back and chest of the deceased maliciously and vindictively and not in self-defence. ..... shri daga, the learned counsel for the appellant/accused, vehemently submitted that considering the facts and circumstances of the case and particularly, there being no pre-plan, it was a simple wordy quarrel which developed in the altercation and the accused dealt the blows on the spur of moment, in a heat of passion, and, therefore, it will not attract the provisions of section 300 of i.p.c. ..... the trial judge had an opportunity to see and hear the boy and, from the answers given by him to the questions put to him in the court, he was found to have given cogent answers as expressed in the judgment of the trial judge who observed the demeanour of the witness while giving evidence in the court. ..... if there is probability in a less degree of death ensuing from the act committed the finding should be of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. ..... dongre, the cause of death was an injury to the vital organs namely lung and heart. .....

Overseas Chinese Cuisine (India) Vs. Assistant Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

..... on the basis of the materials collected during the search operations as well as on the consideration of certain facts that took place during the assessment proceedings, the assessing officer rejected the sales results of the assessee by invoking the provisions of the proviso appended to sub-section (1) of section 145 of the income-tax act, 1961 (hereinafter referred to as "the act" for brief).7. ..... 1775 ; [1979] 44 stc 228, wherein the high court of allahabad held that it was erroneous on the part of the appellate authority to have considered the conduct of the assessee in subsequent years for even if the assessee had suppressed his turnover in those years, it did not follow that he acted likewise in the assessment year in question, learned counsel submitted that each assessment year is a unit by itself and although the assessment record of the assessee may be relevant for some purposes, the appellate authority has to be ..... figures of two particular dates found to be at variance with the sales figures that were found recorded in the books, heavily relied upon by the department, it was contended that this paper was legally incapable of being acted upon, firstly for the reason that during the assessment years 1988-89 and 1989-90, no independent material whatsoever was found to justify the drawal of any similar inference that there was any suppression of sales during those years and in any event .....

Overseas Chinese Cuisine Vs. Assistant Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1996)56ITD67(Mum.)

..... on the basis of the material collected during the search operations as well on the consideration of certain facts that took place during the assessment proceedings, the assessing officer rejected the sales results of the assessee by invoking the provisions of the proviso appended to sub-section (1) of section 145 of the it act (hereinafter referred to as the 'act' for brief).5. ..... would not survive, as the commissioner (appeals) has adopted a lower food cost ratio to sales.the departmental appeals are, therefore, dismissed and the assessee's appeals are partly allowed.since there is a difference of opinion amongst us on the point at issue, the following question, on which there is a difference, is referred to the hon'ble president for reference to a third member as laid down in section 255(4) of the act : "what addition should be sustained in each of the 3 assessment years considering the facts, circumstances of the case and the material on record .....

Maharashtra State Co-operative Bank Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner of ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1999)64TTJ(Mumbai)414

..... to the relevant provisions of the madhya pradesh act on which the supreme court decision turned and those of the maharashtra act and pointed out that though the subject-matter of both the places of legislation was the same, there were certain material differences with respect to some provisions, such as reserve fund and its investments and the powers of the registrar with regard to them and this took the present case out of the purview of the supreme ..... by the bank at their sweet will and that they can ..... capital or stock-in-trade, more to when it is noticed that the co-operative bank does not have an absolute and unfettered right to withdraw the same whenever it liked, the supreme court held that it is difficult to answer the question in the affirmative and hold that the government securities can be considered as the bank's stock-in-trade or circulating capital because the co-operative bank was legally obliged to place the securities with the sbi/rbi, that these securities could not be withdrawn ..... the same page shows further purchase of '12.50 per cent goi stock 2004' to the .....

Maharashtra State Co-operative Bank Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner of ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2000]70ITD125(Mum)

..... section 66 of the mcs act which deals with reserve fund and the utilisation thereof in the business or the investment thereof in accordance with the directions of the state government subject to section 70, must be contrasted with section 70 which provides for the investment of the funds outside the banking business and inasmuch as the assessee had invested funds in the securities specified by section 70(b), namely, as per section 20 of the indian trust act, it -must be held that the funds have been invested outside the banking business and, therefore, the decision of the supreme ..... taken by us from the various letters addressed on behalf of the assessee to the assessing officer, copies of which are available in the paperbook, the assessee-bank had made a reference to the deputy commissioner under section 144a of the act seeking instructions on the issue and it is in response to the application that instructions were issued by the deputy commissioner to the assessing officer, rejecting the assessee's claims and contentions and directing the assessing officer to treat the interest on the government securities as income from non-banking activities to be assessed under the head 'other ..... 9 in the same page shows further purchase of '12.50 per cent goi stock 2004' to the extent of about rs. .....

Maharashtra State Co-operative Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1999)70ITD125(Mum.)

..... to the relevant provisions of the madhya pradesh act on which the supreme court decision turned and those of the maharashtra act and pointed out that though the subject-matter of both the places of legislation was the same, there were certain material differences with respect to some provisions, such as reserve fund and its investments and the powers of the registrar with regard to them and this took the present case out of the purview of the supreme ..... by the bank at their sweet will and that they can ..... capital or stock-in-trade, more so when it is noticed that the co-operative bank does not have an absolute and unfettered right to withdraw the same whenever it liked, the supreme court held that it is difficult to answer the question in the affirmative and hold that the government securities can be considered as the bank's stock-in-trade or circulating capital because the co-operative bank was legally obliged to place the securities with the sbi/rbi, that these securities could not be withdrawn ..... the same page shows further purchase of "12.50 per cent goi stock 2004" to the .....