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Gurbhaian Singh and ors. Vs. State of Punjab and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1984P& H105

..... can a state legislature validity admit the electoral rolls for the time being in force maintained under the representation of the people act, 7950 for the purposes of elections to its panchayats do the provisions of s 52i of the punjab gram panchayats act, 1952 suffer in the one of abdication of its functions by the legislature and. ..... 5 and 6 of the madhya pradesh panchayats act, 1962 and section 10 of the rajasthan panchayat act, 1953 and simi1ar provisions in the madras and the bihar panchayat raj acts which retained the control of the state legislatures over the maintenance of electoral rolls generally reliance was placed to municipal election rules 1962 framed under the punjab municipal act which also provided to the maintenance of an electoral roll with regard to each municipal area. ..... 'relying pointedly on sub-section (2) it is submitted that the electoral roll herein has obvious reference to that maintained under the representation of the people act 1950 with the result that the punjab legislature adopted in future provisions of which it was not aware and in fact could not be aware in view of the power of the parliament of amend the aforesaid act from time to time which in fact has been exercised repeatedly to virtually. ..... the punjab gram panchayat election rules 1960 have then been exhaustively framed. ..... 21 to 25 of act 43 of 1950 and rules 3 to 28 in part ii of the registration of electors rules, 1960 for preparation and revision of electoral rolls. .....

Daryodh Singh Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1973Delhi58; 9(1973)DLT28

..... with the learned counsel for the appellant that under clause 6 of the compromise the appellant had only relinquished his rights to receive compensation in respect of the tenancy rights as they existed under the punjab tenancy act on the dale of execution of the compromise and that there was no relinquishment of the compensation that may become payable in respect of the rights of tenancy as safeguarded by the delhi (urban areas) tenant's relief act, ..... the compensation to be paid in respect of any land which is acquired under the provisions of the land acquisition act, 1894, can by no stretch of imagination, be regarded as immovable property to clause 6 of the compiomise, thereforee, section 17(1)(b) of the registration act was not applicable, even though it was not the subject matter of the suit by the owners of the land against the appellant and the decree ..... evidently, thereforee, the deposit made on may 16, 1960 was two months prior to july 15, 1960 (17) even if it is somehow considered that in order to fulfill the requirement of 'two months prior to 15th july, 1960' the deposit should have been made on may 15, 1960, as contended by the learned counsel for the appellant, still by applying the equitable principle of section 10 of the general clauses act, 1897, the deposit can be ..... lease that if the tenancy is terminated by reason of the acquisition of the land for public purposes, the whole amount of the acquisition money will be payable to the landlord was considered to be valid. .....

Delhi Administration Vs. Mohd. Iqbal

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1971SC472; 1971CriLJ509; (1970)3SCC498; 1971(III)LC91(SC)

..... residential permit from the registration officer, delhi and thereby the respondent contravened the provisions of section 7(2) of the foreigners act.4. ..... obtained extension of stay in india upto 30 november, 1956 from the delhi administration and thereafter not having returned to pakistan and continued unauthorised stay in india in contravention of rule 7(2) of the foreigners orders, 1948 whereby the respondent was required to obtain a residential permit on or before 5 january, 1960 from the registration officer, delhi and in contravention of that the respondent continued staying in delhi without obtaining the requisite residential permit on or before 5 january, 1960 and was apprehended on 5 october, 1961 without possessing any ..... this appeal is by certificate under article 132(i) and article 134(i)(c) of the constitution against the judgment dated 2nd august, 1965 of the circuit bench of the punjab high court at delhi. ..... the pakistani passport was valid upto 26 march, 1959. .....

The General Secretary, Commercial Employees Association Vs. the Govern ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1991)ILLJ134Mad

..... 1987 (2) slr 478 a division bench of the punjab and haryana high court held that 'any worker who works for a principal employer to whom provisions of contract labour act are attracted is to be treated as worker of principal employer unless it is satisfied that the establishment has secured a certificate of registration for the relevant period under s. ..... ' it was also held in that decision that 'the combined effect of these two provisions; namely sections 7 and 12 of the act, makes it clear that for a valid employment every principal employer of an establishment to which this act applies shall, within such period as the appropriate government may, by notification in the official gazette, fix in this behalf with respect to establishments generally or with respect to any class of them, make an application to the registering officer in the prescribed manner for registration of the establishment : contract labour, two conditions should ..... its workmen 1960-ii-llj-238 and catering cleaners of southern railway1987-i-llj-345 has disapproved the system of contract labour holding it to be 'archaic', 'primitive' and of 'baneful nature'. .....

Guido Loyola Furtado Vs. M/S. National Insurance Co. Ltd.

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... , , (supra), relied upon the learned counsel for the defendant, a notification dated 31/1/1973 issued by the chief commissioner of chandigarh under section 3 of the east punjab urban rent restriction act, 1949, as applicable to chandigarh, directed that the the act shall not apply to buildings, constructed in the urban area of chandigarh, for a period of five years with effect from the date the sewerage connection is granted in respect of such buildings by the competent authority under rule 112 of the punjab capital (development and regulation) building rules, 1952 . ..... it has been held that when the protection does not exist, the normal relations of the landlord and tenant come into operation and hence, the theory of the vested right which may validly be pleaded to support the landlord's case is not available to him. 30. ..... act and sections 17(1) and 49 of the registration act, 1908 and therefore, so far as the instrument of lease is concerned, there is no scope for holding that the appellant is a lessee by virtue of the said instrument. ..... the relevant facts of the case are as follows:- the suit premises were governed by the andhra pradesh buildings (lease, rent and eviction) control act, 1960 till 29/12/1983. ..... (air 1960 sc 936). .....

income-tax Officer Vs. Novelty Wine Traders

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Pune

Reported in : (1987)21ITD377(Pune.)

..... these appeals have been field by the revenue against the order of the aac dated 11-1-1984 for the assessment years 1979-80 and 1980-81.the only point in appeals is regarding the correctness of the decision of the aac that the appellant-firm is entitled to get registration under section 185 of the income-tax act, 1961 ('the act').2. ..... ) dealing with the registration provision is distinguishable as it dealt with the technical breach in that the firm which had already four partners with a valid licence did not obtain the permission when it admitted the six other partners. ..... this is not really a question of burden of proof but an appraisal of the facts touching the validity of the partnership.lastly, shri shrinivasan submitted that all the case law mentioned by the aac refers to specific statutes/rules and no ratio as applicable to the facts of this case governed by maharashtra regulation can be drawn.once it is shown that there is no material distinction between fl 1 and fl 2 as far as the legal provisions are concerned, no useful purpose would be served by examining the case law. ..... according to shri bhide the decision has to be taken as confined to the licence under the punjab excise laws which require prior approval of the authorities for admitting a new partner or for allowing a person to conduct the sales on behalf of the licensee. ..... reddy [1960] 38 itr 560 (pat.). .....

First Lucre Partnership Co Vs. Abhinandan Jain

Court : Delhi

..... (iii) it is argued that the present suit is not maintainable under the provisions of the punjab registration of money-lenders act, 1938, as the plaintiff is not having a valid registration and licence at the time of filing the present suit. ..... regarding the third argument of the defendant of the suit being barred under the punjab registration of money-lenders act, 1938, it is stated that in response to the plea taken by the defendant in the present application, the plaintiff has placed on record its application for renewal of its registration. ..... in view of the explanation to section 5 of the punjab registration of money-lenders act, 1938 which states that where an application for renewal of a licence is pending the licence shall be deemed to continue, the present contention of the defendant has to be rejected.26. ..... it has a licence granted by the collector money lending, delhi under section 4 of the punjab registration of money-lenders act, 1938 as extended to delhi. ..... section 5 of the punjab registration of money-lenders act, 1938 reads as under:5. ..... i, now, come to the third objection of the defendant in the present application that the present suit is barred under section 3 of the registration of punjab money lenders act, 1938. ..... the learned counsel for the defendant has contended that the licence placed on record by the plaintiff under section 5 of the said act was valid up to 11.5.2008 and has now expired. .....

Suman Goel & Anr. Vs.sanjeev Kumar Jain

Court : Delhi

..... in addition to the reasoning given by the trial court of the suit not being barred under the punjab registration of money lenders act because a loan under the punjab registration of money lenders act does not include a loan given on the basis of cheque, it is also required to be noted that it is settled law that friendly loans are not covered under the punjab registration of money lenders act and the punjab registration of money lenders act is to not allow business of rfa no.98/2018 page 6 of 9 granting of loans by financiers and which business would mean regular business and not giving ..... of a decree relating to a loan, shall after the commencement of this act, be dismissed, unless the money-lender- (a)at the time of the institution of the suit or presentation of the application for execution; or rfa no.98/2018 page 5 of 9 (b)at the time of decreeing the suit or deciding the application for execution (i)is registered; and (ii)holds a valid licence, in such form and manner as may be prescribed; or (iii)holds a certificate from a commissioner granted under section 11, specifying the loan in respect of which the suit is instituted, or the decree in respect of which the application for execution is presented; or (iv)if he is not .....

Vijay Singh and ors. Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(2)AWC1191; (2004)3UPLBEC2778

..... : [1998]2scr35 , the court has observed that1 it is the cardinal principle of construction that the statute and the rules or the regulations must be held to be constitutionally valid unless and until it is established that they violate any specific provision of the constitution, and the court is under solemn duty to scrutinise the provisions of the act, rules or the regulations within the set parameters if the validity of the statutory provisions is challenged. ..... the state of punjab , rejected the contention that the provisions of article 309 of the constitution of india, being prospective and not retrospective, rules framed under the said provisions or proviso thereto, would not apply to the government servants who had been appointed prior to commencement of the constitution, though they may be continuing in service after commencement of the constitution into force on the ground that article 313 of the constitution provides that until other provision is made or laws in force immediately before the constitution and applicable ..... while considering the issue of status of a society registered under the societies registration act, 1860 in illachi devi v. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Mohan Lal Gupta Ranjit Singh and Co.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1998)144CTR(P& H)491

..... 256(1) of the it act, 1961 :'whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the tribunal was right in law in holding that the firm was validly constituted keeping in view the provisions of the punjab excise rules/act and was entitled to registration for the asst. yr. ..... [reported at (1998) 144 ctr (p&h;) 127], and it has been held that a partnership firm constituted by a licencee together with non-licencee partners to run a liquor business is not to be treated to be a genuine firm inasmuch as there was a violation of the punjab excise act and the rules framed thereunder.following the aforesaid view, the question is answered in the negative i.e. ..... the ao refused registration to the firm under the it act and made assessment in the status of an unregistered firm ..... the tribunal, however, allowed the assessees appeal, taking the view that registration to the firm was wrongly declined by the ito under s ..... if such a firm is constituted or reconstituted, can it be denied registration on the ground that it is not a genuine firm under the it act.4. ..... the assessee-firm filed application for registration in form no ..... similarly, is it permissible for a group of persons or partners of a firm holding a liquor licence or licences to add a new person or a partner to their business or firm without the permission of the competent licensing authority. ..... 185(1) of the it act.3. ..... two licencees in order to constitute the partnership firm, took 11 others as partners for carrying on the business in liquor. .....