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William Jacks and Co. (India) Ltd. Vs. Skipper Sales Pvt. Ltd. and ors ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997VIAD(Delhi)357; 69(1997)DLT36

..... court of law for relief. the supreme court has laid down in natwar textile processors pvt. ltd. another v. union of india & others, : 1995ecr10(sc) , that no person has a license to act unfairly and yet call upon others to act fairly. the argument of mr. aman lekhi after considerable research and industry does not focus the real core of the ..... filed suit no. 2952/96 against skipper towers pvt. ltd., skipper sales pvt. ltd., mr. tejwant singh, mrs. surinder kaur, global travels & cargo (p) ltd., parul nisha investment & trading pvt. ltd. and m/s. kohli estate agency with reference to flat nos. 508a(1) and 508a(2) in the 5th floor. in the alternative, the plaintiffs had claimed recovery ..... % of the cost. the committee had allotted 550 sq. ft. (385 sq. ft. physical area) in flat no. 603-b. dr. (mrs.) usha sikka had filed suit no. 1926/96 claiming the relief of specific performance. she has examined herself as public witness .i on 17.9.1996. she has spoken to allotment letter ex. p.i and receipts .....

Express Towers Vs. Mohan Singh

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 133(2006)DLT260

..... v. straw products limited and ors.; : air2000sc2740 , uttam singh dugal and co. ltd. v. union bank of india and ors.; : 105(2003)dlt767 , pnb capital services ltd. v. atul glas industries ltd.; : air2005sc2765 , charanjit lal mehra and ors. v. smt. kamal saroj mahajan and ..... and placed reliance on : 84(2000)dlt475 , thomson press (india) ltd. v. megh and company and ors.; and : [1964]4scr19 , badat and co. v. east india trading co. the plaintiffs also placed reliance on 2000 rajdhani law reporter 423, ved perkash v. marudhar services; 87 (2000) dlt 76, zulfiquar ali khan (dead) through lrs. and ors. ..... parties in detail and perused the pleadings and application and reply and the judgment relied by them. it is no more rest integra that before a court can act under order xii rule 6, admissions must be clear and unambiguous. when the admission is not clear and unequivocal and the pleadings of the parties raise serious .....

M/S. S.N.Nandy and Co. Vs. M/S. Nicco Corporation Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... disclose the basis on which interest has been claimed by the plaintiff. admittedly, there is no agreement between the parties for payment of interest. no custom or usage of trade with respect to payment of interest has either been pleaded or proved by the plaintiff. it is settled proposition of law that in a civil suit interest cannot be awarded ..... suit, and signing and verification of pleadings by the proprietor of a partnership concern is perfectly legal and valid. in fact, mr.s.n.nandy & co. is only a trade name adopted by him and the suit ought to have been filed by mr s.n. nandy as its proprietor. the issue is decided against the plaintiff and in favour ..... sita ram jaiswal, air 1977 sc 329 and devi sahai palliwal v. union of india and another, air 1977 sc 2082.19. in kotah match factory (supra), the rajasthan high court noted that the plaintiff did not raise the plea for compensation under section 70 of the contract act nor was any issue framed, nor were the parties given an opportunity .....

Anand Darbari Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 84(2000)DLT718

..... as follows :'as a general rule investigations of the types given below should be entrusted to the central bureau of investigation or the anti-corruption branch in the union territories. (i) allegations involving offences punishable under law which the delhi special police establishment are authorised to investigate, such as offences involving bribery, corruption, forgery, ..... period which were operated on the lowest quoting rates as per details given below : (i) tender dated 30.1.1992 (opening date)m/s. bahubali trading co. was the lowest. purchase order placed on 25.2.1992 for 20,000 mt.repeat order placedon21.5.1992for20,ooomt on the same terms and conditions.( ..... say that the first respondent was not justified in issuing the charge sheet.25. the learned additional solicitor general further submitted that the first respondent had acted, in issuing the charge sheet, on the basis of statutory rules and regulations, and the petitioner cannot rely upon the vigilance manual which is not mandatory .....

DCM Shriram Industries Ltd. Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Delhi

..... the ratio of the decision in nizam sugar factory (supra) applies. the decisions in pushpam pharmaceuticals co v. cce 1995 supp (3) scc 462, gujarat ambuja exports limited v. union of india 2012 (26) str 165 (guj) and commissioner of central excise, delhi-iv v. escorts limited, faridabad 2009 (235) elt 55 (pandh) also appear to support the ..... factory at daurala where it is engaged in the manufacture and sale of various chemicals falling under chapters 28, 29 and 38 of the schedule to central excise tariff act, 1985 ( cet act ). one of the items manufactured by the petitioner is phenyl acetic acid ( paa ) classified under chapter 29 of the cet. it is stated that in the ..... outset it was stated by mr c. hari shankar, learned senior counsel for the petitioner on instructions that the petitioner was not pressing w.p. (c) no. 1926 of 2000 which challenges the cegat's order dated 14th march 2000 emanating from the scn dated 5th july 1990. accordingly the present challenge is confined to the cegat's .....

Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2000IVAD(Delhi)342; 86(2000)DLT246

..... committed arbitrary and capricious actions in utter breach of law. mr. tulsi relied on the case of bandhua mukti morcha v. uoi & ors. : [1984]2scr67 . in this case the supreme court acted on receipt of a letter by a judge of the supreme court alleging that there were bonded labourers. the supreme court appointed ..... case it was inter alias held by the supreme court as follows: '8. having examined the wide reach of the act and jurisdiction of the commission to entertain a complaint not only against business or trading activity but even against service rendered by statutory and public authorities the stage is now set for determining if the commission ..... in exercise of its jurisdiction under the act could award compensation and if such compensation could be for harassment and agony .....

M/S. Kwality Restaurant and Ice-cream Co Vs. the Commissioner of Vat, ...

Court : Delhi

..... it would be useful to recollect that every tribunal is clothed with incidental and ancillary powers to effectuate its orders, and carry out its functions effectively (ref. union of india v paras laminates (p) ltd air 1991 sc 696). thus, a temporary absence of one of the members of the vat tribunal can, by ..... of the government, the appellate tribunal shall, for the purpose of regulating its procedure and disposal of its business, make regulations consistent with the provisions of this act and the rules made thereunder. (7) the regulations made under sub-section (6) shall be published in the official gazette. (8) the appellate tribunal shall ..... preferred to it together, and does not visualize a situation where the chairman can constitute benches. it was submitted that the provisions of section 73 of the act and regulation 35 of the vat tribunal regulations, 2005 (hereafter the regulations) visualised situations where the tribunal could only function with the participation of all members .....

The Wearwell Cycle Co. Ltd. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1975Delhi586

..... to relief arose of an alleged breach of contract, where the action challenged was of a public authority invested with statutory power'.(21) similarity in m/s. shree ganesh trading co. sangor v. the state of madhya pradesh and others : air1973mp26 a full bench rejected the argument that as the right arose in contract no relief can be ..... in appropriate cases even specifically perform but he cannot complain that there has been a deprivation of the right to practice any profession or to carry on any occupation, trade or business, such as is contemplated by article 19(l)(g) or article 31 or article 16 of the constitution. it will be seen that all that was ..... held that the petitioner had accepted the offer unequivocally it cannot bind the government of india. (11) in seth bikhraj jaipuria v. union of india : [1962]2scr880 section 175 of the government of india act, 1935 came in for consideration and the supreme court held that the provisions are mandatory and if the contract was not expressed to be .....

Fairdeal Polychem LLP and Others Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Delhi

..... expressions in rule 13, the said rule itself provided that the stipulated period of six months could, upon request of the exporters representing a significant percentage of the trade involved be extended by the central government to nine months ?. thus, even though the period of six months is definitive and mandatory, provision has been made for ..... added) 26. india is a signatory to article vi of gatt and the said agreement of 1994. in pursuance of the same, amendments were made in the said act (customs tariff act, 1975) in 1995 and, inter alia, new section 9a was inserted. the said rules have been framed in exercise of powers conferred by section 9a(6) ..... or varied and is therefore no longer warranted. (1b) notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1) or (1a), any definitive anti-dumping duty levied under the act, shall be effective for a period not exceeding five years from the date of its imposition, unless the designated authority comes to a conclusion, on a review initiated .....

M.S. Aggarwal Vs. Dy. Cit

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (2004)83TTJ(Del)692

..... which constitute the basic essence is 'income or property which has not been or would not have been disclosed for the purposes of the act'. in the case of l.r. gupta v. union of india (supra), the delhi high court while construing the expression undisclosed income as used under section 132(1) has held that the ..... basis adopted by the assessing officer for supporting the computation of undisclosed income in the impugned block assessment order.44. the assessed has carried out the business of trading of acrylic sheets, off cuts and scraps which has not been disclosed to the income tax department. the total turnover of the aforesaid business as computed by ..... decisions relied upon as well as statement of audited accounts of the sister-concern, namely, mono acrylic ., new delhi, regarding the profit rate in the business of trading of acrylic sheets, etc.4. on the other hand, mr. peeyush jain, learned senior departmental representative on behalf of the revenue, filed a paper book running into .....