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Sapthagiri Enterprises Vs. Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2003]133STC191(Kar)

..... has been suppressed from regular books of accounts must have been obtained from undisclosed purchases of molasses and therefore will attract tax under section 6 of the act. in these circumstances, we are convinced that the assessing authority was fully justified in rejecting the declared turnovers as not true and correct and in proceeding ..... the case to the assessing authority was set aside. the assessment order with modifications to the turnover was restored. penalty under section 12(4) of the act passed by the assessing authority was upheld with modification to the penalty amount. on a critical examination of the facts of the case, the tribunal came to ..... authority issued a proposition notice to the petitioner in terms of sections 12(3), 12(4) and 12-b(2) of the karnataka sales tax act, 1957 (hereinafter called 'the act'), calling upon the petitioner to show cause against the proposed best judgment assessment. petitioner was further called upon to adduce evidence if any, failing which .....

Sapthagiri Enterprises Vs. the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1996KAR3451

..... has been suppressed from regular books of accounts must have been obtained from undisclosed purchases of molasses and therefore will attract tax under section 6 of the act. in this circumstances, we are convinced that the assessing authority was fully justified in rejecting the declared turnovers as not true and correct and in proceeding ..... the case to the assessing authority was set aside. the assessment order with modifications to the turnover was restored. penalty under section 12(4) of the act passed by the assessing authority was upheld with modification to the penalty amount. on a critical examination of the facts of the case, the tribunal came to ..... authority issued a proposition notice to the petitioner in terms of sections 12(3), 12(4) and 12-b(2) of the karnataka sales tax act, 1957 (hereinafter called 'the act'), calling upon the petitioner to show cause against the proposed best judgment assessment. petitioner was further called upon to adduce evidence if any, failing which .....

Shyambabu Verma Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(1)MPLJ504

..... as warranting surveillance under these regulations.some of the ideals dealing with human rights would remain ideals only because the state in its endeavour to protect the fabric of social life has to resort to imposing of some restrictions and if these restrictions are reasonable then no grievance can be made. the european convention of human ..... been acquitted should be now given due consideration. annexure r-l would accordingly be not given effect to and the police authorities would reconsider the matter and act within the guidelines indicated by the supreme court in the cases of kharak singh and govind (supra). the fact that the action of the police would have ..... personal relations; the second, the lockian ideal of the politically free man in a minimally regulated society, the third, the kantian ideal of the morally autonomous man, acting on principles that he accepts as rational.'3. coming to the facts of the case. the petitioner claims to be a businessman and an income-tax asscssce. .....

Sathyavan Kottarakkara and anr. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1997Ker133

..... the measures which the government of india proposed to adopt towards attainment of the objectives set out in the preambulatoryintroduction and they include measures designed to protect children against neglect, cruelty and exploitation and to strengthen family ties so that full potentialities of growth of children are realised within the normal family ..... care and attention children will attain full emotional, intellectual and spiritual stability and maturity and acquire self-confidence and self-respect and abalanced view of life with full appreciation and realisation of the role which they have to play in the nation-building process. parents should also give support 10 the headmaster ..... of state policy mentioned in part iv of the constitution. clause (f) of article 39 was supported to be substituted by constitution (forty-second amendment) act, 1976. one of the objectives of clause (e) of article 39 is that the state should in particular direct its policy towards securing that tender age .....

Richards Vs. Jefferson County

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . wright, a. miller, & e. cooper, federal practice and procedure 4458, p. 518 (1981); infra, at 803-805. 803 action renders the usual constitutional protections inapplicable. they contend that invalidation of the occupation tax would have disastrous consequences on the county, which has made substantial commitments of tax revenues based on its understanding that ..... et al. as amici curiae urging affirmance. 795 ordinance 1120, which had been adopted in 1987. that action was dismissed as barred by the tax injunction act, 28 u. s. c. 1341.1 they then commenced this action in the circuit court of jefferson county. petitioners represent a class of all nonfederal employees ..... partial summary judgment, the trial court found that petitioners' state claims were barred by a prior adjudication of the tax in an action brought by birmingham's acting finance director and the city itself, consolidated with a suit by three county taxpayers, see bedingfield v. jefferson county, 527 so. 2d 1270, but that .....

Annapurna Rice and Oil Mills Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... procurement order he was to supply rice at the directions of the authorities mentioned therein. this procurement order was issued under section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955. this act as the preamble shows was enacted to provide, in the interests of general public, for the control of production, supply and distribution of, and trade ..... committed and a report regarding such seizure of rice/paddy shall be sent to the concerned collector without unreasonable delay as provided under section 6a of e. c. act, 1955 (act 10 of 1955) for necessary action. (2) the licensed miller whose stock is seized, shall be paid value of the seized stock at the procurement price ..... deliberately in order to escape the rigors of the procurement order. he said under the licensing condition given for milling in the rice milling industries (regulation) act, the mill was supposed to give fortnightly return to the licensing authority and that no such return was filed by the petitioner. 10. the learned district .....

State of Kerala and anr. Vs. State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1998(100)ELT17(SC); (1999)9SCC102; [1999]114STC7(SC)

..... 4. having regard to the definition, it is plain that every grain of sugar, whether imported or produced in india, is exempt from the levy of tax under the said act, provided that it has been produced in a factory ordinarily using power in the course of production of sugar.5. the argument on behalf of the appellants is based upon ..... of imported sugar. it challenged the assessment by a writ petition in the kerala high court, upon which the order under appeal was passed.3. schedule iii of the said act enumerates goods that are exempt from the levy of tax thereunder. entry 5 therein reads thus:5. sugar as defined in item no. 1 of the first schedule to the ..... been produced in india and not imported sugar. we are unable to accept the contention. the definition of sugar in the first schedule to the excise act has been incorporated in schedule iii of the said act. the definition must, therefore, be read as it stands and, so read, all sugar, whether imported or otherwise, is not liable to tax under .....

Sudha Sakharam Govandalkar and ors. Vs. Shrikrishna Pandurang Kode D/H ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1997(1)BomCR83; (1996)98BOMLR154

..... alia, that they were tenants of the applicants within the meaning of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging house rates control act, 1947 (bombay act lvii of 1947) and in consequences thereof entitled to the protection of that act. 2. after the issues were framed by the court, the original applicants (respondents herein) filed an application on 5th october ..... meaning of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging house rates control act, 1947, (bom. lvii of 1947) and in consequence whereof he is entitled to the protection of that act, and if such claim is not admitted by the applicant, then notwithstanding anything contained in that act, the question shall be decided by the small cause court as ..... and pending on the date of coming into force of the above amendment act are concerned. i am, therefore, of the clear opinion that the courts below were fully justified in holding that the question of tenancy and protection under the rent control act in the present case has to be decided as a preliminary issue .....

G. Subas Reddy Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(2)ALD694b; 1997(1)ALD(Cri)19; 1996(4)ALT985a; 1997CriLJ1296

..... guarantees certain basic rights of every human being and certain other fundamental rights on citizens. the state in discharge of its constitutional obligations is bound to protect the life and liberty of every human being. no government can be a silent spectator and tolerate threats by one group of persons to another group of persons. ..... whom number of criminal cases pending approach this court and invoke its extraordinary jurisdiction for issuing an appropriate writ, directing the state to provide armed security to protect their life and observed : 'everyday the writ admission courts are loaded with such type of cases. these are the persons against whom criminal cases are pending. it is ..... that administration will spare no one and punish every person who is found indulging in any act of violence. the above, in our view, cannot, however, be denied unless all those who are charged by law to protect the life and liberty of law abiding people do so earnestly and truly and when they have the .....

Vasanthi Vs. Jaya Prakasha Rao and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1996(4)ALD150; 1996(4)ALT535; 1996(2)APLJ66; 1996CriLJ4243

..... sense of providing relief by an order of making 'monetary amends' under the public law for the wrong done due to breach of public duty, of not protecting the fundamental rights of the citizen. the compensation is in the nature of 'exemplary damages' awarded against the wrongdoer for the breach of its public law duty ..... , requested as follows : 'i am requesting you to conduct cb cid enquiry and let all the facts came out. you are not only saving a lady's life but also profession where lady advocate should practice fearlessly and fairly.' the petitioner has also filed criminal petition no. 864 of 1995, to quash the proceedings in crime ..... the needle of suspicion towards alleged activities of the accused, no legally admissible evidence to substantiate the charge under sections 3 and 4 of immoral traffic (prevention) act could be collected. when information was received regarding alleged offence on 6-3-1995, the inspector of police, nallakunta police station did not cause discreet enquiry into .....