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C.M. Ramanath Reddy Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh, Rep. by Its Secretary ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1991(2)ALT32

..... be declared as violative of the principles of natural justice, as neither any pre-decisional nor any post-decisional hearing is provided. (see smt. menaka gandhi v. union of indiai, : [1978]2scr621 .35. lastly it is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the impugned order is also otherwise arbitrary and illegal ..... reports 1971 (1) chancery division, 388. in that case inspectors were appointed to investigate into the affairs of pergamon press and report to the board of trade. the director refused to answer questions before the inspectors unless assurances sought by them, are given by the inspectors. on reporting the matter to the chancery judge ..... expenses, suffered liabilities to set up a hotel. presumably if the loan was not forthcoming, the respondent may not have undertaken such a huge project. acting on the promise of the appellant evidenced by documents, the respondent proceeded to suffer further liabilities to implement and execute the project. in the back drop of .....

Smith Detection Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Vs. Electronics Corporation of ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(2)ALD878; 2004(3)ALT305

..... solicitor general appearing for the second respondent submits that the petitioner is a foreign company and hence it has no fundamental right to carry on any occupation, trade or business under article 19(1)(g) and as such it is not entitled to invoke article 14 to question the mou on the ground that ..... petition seeking a writ of mandamus, certiorified mandamus or declaration, declaring:(a) that the memorandum of i understanding dated 11-8-2003 between the second respondent - union of india and the first respondent - electronics corporation of india limited (hereinafter referred to as 'ecil') and all consequential steps taken pursuant thereto, including the purchase ..... the same is arbitrary and unreasonable. it is also the case of the petitioner that the second respondent - union of india and the first respondent - ecil, being an instrumentality of the state are bound to act in fair and transparent manner in awarding commercial contract and action of the first and second respondents, is .....

Madineni Kondaiah and ors. Etc. Vs. Yaseen Fatima and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1(1986)ACC501

..... 1973 without obtaining a fresh insurance policy to protect third party interests. the vendee further did not lodge before the registering authority any petition under the motor vehicles act (act 4 of 1939) under section 31 for mutation of vehicle certificate in his name.4. before the tribunal, the factum of delivery of the vehicle on ..... any known principle of law. the supreme court in the above case b.i.g. insurance co. v. itbar singh interpreted the provisions of the motor vehicles act and held the insurance company cannot take defences other than specified in clause (2). the defences of insurance company were thus narrowed down. there is elaborate discussion ..... the company had undertaken liability to third parties incurred by the persons specified in the policy, the third parties' right to recover any amount under the provisions of the act is not affected' (page 1741). this was laid to reject the contention placing reliance on section 2 of the policy : 'it is reasonable to conclude that .....

East India Sandal Oil Distilleries Ltd. and ors. Vs. the State of Andh ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1962]13STC79(AP)

..... contained two independent bans and that no state could levy a tax on sales in the course of inter-state trade or commerce so long as the bans were not removed by parliament.15. meanwhile, the parliament passed an act in exercise of the powers derived from clause (3) of article 286 in 1952 declaring a number of ..... such proceedings in force in any such integrating state immediately before 20th of august, 1948 [by reason of section 3(1) of the patiala and east punjab states union general provisions (administration) ordinance]. it was argued, inter alia, that these ordinances operated to discriminate between the residents of nabha and those of kapurthala and as such ..... one state could not complain of unequal treatment because of the difference in the mode of recovery prevalent in other states, that there was nothing unreasonable1 in the union adopting for the recovery of the public demand from the defaulters of each state the same mode of recovery of public demand prevailing in that state, that .....

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

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... cement ltd. (2005) 6 scc 499); k.s. rashid and son v. income tax investigation commission (air 1954 sc 207); sangram singh v. election tribunal (air 1955 sc 425); union of india v. t.r. varma (air 1957 sc 882); k.s. venkataraman and co. (p) ltd. v. state of madras (air 1966 sc 1089); n.t. ..... to be 0288001532. according to the petitioner, only discoloured chillies or broken chillies, which cannot be exported, are sold either locally or in the course of inter-state trade and commerce; their branch at cochin, on receipt of orders from intending buyers in foreign countries, intimates the secunderabad branch to purchase chillies of the required specifications; the ..... course of import into or export from india (embee corporation32), chapter ii of the central sales tax act has the heading "formulations of principles for determining when a sale or purchase of goods takes place in the course of inter-state trade or commerce or outside a state or in the course of export or import". the heading of .....

Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation Vs. Income-tax Officer ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1963]47ITR101(AP)

..... means is that if parliament by law declares any such trade or business to be incidental to the ordinary functions of government, it shall not be liable to be taxed by the union.'it is therefore evident that unless the trade or business is ..... when it does so, the union may impose or authorise the imposition of any tax touch extent as parliament may by law provide. clause (3) contemplates that any trade or business may be incidental to the ordinary functions of government. when the state engages in any such trade or business unless sanctioned by an act of parliament. all that it ..... business unless sanctioned by an act of parliament, all that it means is that if parliament by law declares any such trade or business to be incidental to the ordinary functions of government, it shall not be liable to be taxed by the union. sinha c.j. in kesheoprasad v. state of madhya pradesh explained the provisions of clauses ( .....

M/S.Jagathi Publications Ltd., Rep. by Y.Eshwara Prasad Reddy Vs. Cent ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... article 21 which guarantees the above right also contemplates deprivation of personal liberty by procedure established by law. reliance has also been placed on the judgment in the case between union of india and another vs. w.n. chadha (1993 supp (4) scc 260), wherein, it was observed as follows:- though there are certain rights conferred on ..... several companies which had no existence were prepared, that some of these were actually issued and that two of those licences issued were in the name of m.l.trading company, bombay, and were delivered to the appellant by prabhakar karmik, pw 20, a postman, on may 15, 1959. the appellant denied having received any such ..... the third charge-sheet was filed on 07.05.2012 in the same first information report. the special court constituted under the provisions of the prevention of corruption act, 1988 act (hereinafter referred to as special court) has taken cognizance of the first charge sheet on 27.04.2012 and issued summons to the accused and others. .....

V. Narasimha Rao Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh,indust

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... a general nature binding as a precedent. (jaisri sahu v. rajdewan dubey50; municipal corporation of delhi v. gurnam kaur51; b. shama rao v. union territory of pondicherry52; synthetics and chemicals ltd.,41). uniformity and consistency are undoubtedly the core of judicial discipline. but that which escapes in the judgment without ..... particular context, is capable of having more than one meaning. (kirkness (inspector of taxes) v. john hudson & co., ltd.29; m/s ankamma trading company v. the appellate deputy commissioner (ct) guntur30). any interpretation which results either in addition or deletion of words or as rendering any statutory rule redundant must ..... statute. (gurudevdatta vksss maryadit7, manohar lal v. vinesh anand21). when the legislative intent is found specific mention and expression in the provisions of the act itself, the same cannot be whittled down or curtailed and rendered nugatory. (bharathidasan university v. all india council for technical education22). effect should be .....

Pannalal Lahoti Vs. State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1954CriLJ1093

..... such circumstances should be made and maintained is not a matter for the courts of law to canvass. the question would arise 'has not the control of cloth trade become a part of the ordinary, social, economic and industrial complex of the community?' as was observed by viscount haldane in the case of - 'fort frances ..... derive their strength from the constitution. in america for example, article 4 of the constitution reads as follows:the united states shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion; and on application of the legislature, or of the executive (when the legislature ..... the rural bank of new south wales act 1932 (n.s.w.), as amended, applied to the high court for a writ of prohibition directed to the united bank officers' association of new south wales, the united bank officers' association of queensland, the bank officials' association of western australia, union of workers, perth, and his honour judge .....

Areti Maramma Vs. State Bank of India, Secunderabad and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(2)ALD479; 2002(3)ALT424

..... fair trial followed by appeal, the procedure is reduced to unfair trial followed by fair trial. and he makes reference to the observations of megarry, j., in leary v. national union of vehicle builders. treating with another aspect of the point, that learned judge said: if one accepts the contention that a defect of natural justice in the trial body can ..... can be passed in the absence of the other mortgagees. this in short is the position in law in the light of the provisions of the transfer of property act, the contract act and the code of civil procedure.'25. it is not uncommon that certain provisions which appear on the face of it to be procedural would contain provisions which ..... by one of the plaintiffs f on 2-8-1928. all the three mortgagors i.e., a, b and c were adjudicated insolvents in various proceedings between 1923 and 1926. mortgagee d died in 1933 and his legal representatives filed mortgage suit os 8 of 1933-34 on the basis of a mortgage deed of 1918. since the mortgagors were .....