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May 24 2006 (HC)

Venus Sugar Limited a Company Registered Under the Companies Act, 1956 ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2006(3)AWC3112

..... , this order shall not affect those sugar mills which have been referred to bifr in term of the provisions of the u.p. sugar cane (regulation of supply and production) act, 1983. the appeals are disposed of in the above terms.3. the present writ petition is an independent writ petition filed by the aforesaid sugar mill, irrespective of being member .....

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Oct 07 2010 (HC)

Ms Swami Parmanand Bhatta Company, Baghpat. Vs. Union of India and Oth ...

Court : Allahabad

..... central government making it incumbent upon the brick kiln owners to use fly ash, which was issued under the provisions of the environment (protection) act, 1986. 10. man has since realised the effect of environmental damage caused by pollutants on the atmosphere and its effect on the ozone ..... , 1986, the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981, the water pollution act, the convervation of forest act and other legislations to protect the environment and ecology. we have now become conscious of the need to protect our environment and ecology, realising that ..... life of the citizens of this country. a reference may gainfully be made to the judgments of the supreme court in a.p. pollution control board v. prof. m.v. nayudu, [air 1999 sc 812] and vellore citizen welfare forum v. union of india & ors. [(2001) 8 scc 329]. the parliament has also enacted various enactments including the environment (protection) act .....

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Apr 20 1993 (HC)

Bharat Explosive Ltd. Vs. the Pradeshiya Industrial and Investment Cor ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1994All123

..... .petitioner company was working inefficiently. similarly for demanding a sum of rs. 4.44 lakhs at this juncture of the company's life cannot be said to be a prudent and fair act on the part of the respondents. the company was seeking help from all corners. it is a matter of common knowledge that arranging ..... to 2001 -02, carrying document rate(s) of interest (repayment schedule for rupee loans is annexed). 5. pursuant to the said concessions of ifci, the lic (life insurance corporation of india) agreed to grant modifications to the existing package of reliefs and concessions in respect of term loans (annexure-7).6. the respondent no. 1 ..... -self-imposed undoubtedly of writ jurisdiction still remain. ignoring them would lead to confusion anduncertainty. the jurisdiction may become rudderless. para 11: -- the obligation to act fairly on the part of the administrative authorities was involved to ensure the rule of law and to prevent failures of justice. this doctrine is complementary to the .....

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Mar 20 1974 (HC)

Raj NaraIn Vs. Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1974All324

..... covered in the definition of the expression 'affairs of state'. but, simply because the matter relates to affairs of the state it would not be protected under section 123 of the evidence act unless evidence is derived, from the unpublished record. in rambhhotla ramanna's case : air1971ap196 (supra) the principle laid down by the supreme court ..... stress was laid by the parties' counsel in support of their respective contentions regarding the production of the blue book with the title 'rules and instructions for the protection of prime minister when on tour or in travel'. it shall hereinafter be called as the 'blue book'.2. according to the petitioner, firstly, privilege under ..... the members of the court on the question as to whether bramwell, j., was justified in unholding the claim of privilege; pollock, c. b. bramwell, b. and wilde, b,, held that the claim for privilege was properly upheld, whereas martin, b., took a contrary view.' further on, it was observed:'reading this clause on this .....

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Apr 03 1961 (HC)

Ranjit Ram Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All456; 1961CriLJ306

..... the accused could not constitute a waiver of his fundamental right.56. i propose to consider the second question referred to us, first.57. the protection guaranteed to the accused against self-incrimination embodies a principle of criminal jurisprudence and is founded on the 'presumption of innocence' which is a fundamental doctrine ..... been accused of an offence. he will become entitled to the protection as soon as he has been formally accused during the investigation.19. an act done under compulsion generally involves intimidation, coercion, violence or brutality to the person. with regard to acts done under the directions of and at the instance of authorities ..... 'testimony', and testimonial compulsion connotes coercion which procures the positive volitional evidentiary acts of the person, as opposed to the negative attitude of silence or submission on his part. nor is there any reason to think that the protection in respect of the evidence so procured is confined to what transpires at the .....

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Nov 29 1963 (HC)

Ramji Dixit and anr. Vs. Bhrigunath and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1965All1

..... was liable to eviction for arrears of rent the legislature passed the u p agricultural tenants (acquisition of privileges) act, 1949 (hereinbelow called the 1949 act) to provide inter alia for reduction of rent and protection from ejectment. if any one of the aforementioned tenants deposited a prescribed sum en the government treasury, he was ..... wholly irrelevant. succession is to whatever property is left by the deceased and there is absolutely no difficulty in making it inheritable by any person. consequently life tenancy cannot be inferred merely because the law lays down a particular line of succession similar to that prevailing in respect of hindu widows, particularly when ..... the most important fact is that the legislature has not said anywhere that a widow who has inherited bhumidhari rights from her husband has only it life interest and cannot transfer the bhumidhari rights permanently. on the other hand, section 152 has made the interest of a bhumidhar transferable subject only to the .....

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Dec 08 1931 (PC)

Ali HusaIn and anr. Vs. Lachmi NaraIn Mahajan and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1932All188; 140Ind.Cas.150

..... learned subordinate judge in issuing a warrant of arrest was perfectly legal and the warrant was a perfectly legal warrant. the persons who were carrying out that warrant would be protected by section 186, i.p.c. the magistrate therefore was not only wrong in his procedure, but he was wrong in his substantive law. having been wrong on both ..... as the court thinks fit.' there is therefore a discretion granted to the court either to make such an order or make a limited order or not to make a protection order at all. it is no longer a matter of right for a judgment-debtor to apply in insolvency and be ipso facto absolved from liability to arrest. it ..... radically unsound.9. there is another reason as to why the ruling of this court is sound. in the present provincial insolvency act there is a new section introduced, section 31, which provides for an insolvent applying for a protection order to the insolvency court. the language used is that the court 'may make such an order on application' and that .....

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Sep 15 1980 (HC)

Swadeshi Cotton Mills Ltd. Vs. Swadeshi Polytex

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1982]52CompCas483(All)

..... that the contents contain material which it would be damaging to the national interest to divulge but rather that the documents would be of a class which demand protection.'10. in this case, the court was considering the order by the high court that no privilege can be claimed by the state of uttar pradesh under ..... with law. the company law board was also seized of a proceeding under sections 408 of the companies act. it appears that an inspector was appointed to carry on investigation into the affairs of the respondent-company under sections 239. the inspector submitted his report. in ..... into that document it will be necessary to consider a few facts. the petitioner-company has filed the present application under sections 397/398 of the companies act praying for an investigation into the affairs of the respondent-company and for passing appropriate orders so that the affairs of the respondent-company be conducted in accordance .....

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May 28 2004 (HC)

Commissioner of Sales Tax Vs. Sadhana Press

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2006]146STC153(All)

..... .p. sales tax act has made a provision that no objection as to the territorial or pecuniary jurisdiction of any assessing authority shall be allowed by any appellate or revising authority or ..... commissioner (a), in the present case.8. apart from the above, the tribunal has failed to take into consideration section 6 of the u.p. sales tax act. the objection regarding jurisdiction to levy penalty by the assistant commissioner (a) was not raised either before him or before the appellate authority. section 6 of the u ..... case the registration was granted to the dealer by the sales tax officer, ghaziabad. the sales tax officer, ghaziabad, issued penalty notice under section 10a of the act. but before he could pass the penalty order the assessee got the registration certificate cancelled from ghaziabad and he was registered with the sales tax officer, lucknow. in .....

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Oct 12 1990 (HC)

Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1991)95CTR(All)258; [1991]188ITR787(All)

..... if, however, the assessee had received this amount by way of refund in subsequent years, that can be added to its income under section 41(1) of the income-tax act. accordingly, this question is also answered in the affirmative, i.e., in favour of the assessee and against the revenue. 7. question no. 6, in fact, represents a ..... . questions nos. 3 and 4 go together. they pertain to the deducibility of the bonus amount. after the enactment and coming into force of the payment of bonus act, which created a statutory liability to pay bonus to the employees, the assessee has been claiming both the amounts actually paid as well as the amount which it was ..... the supreme court in mahalakshmi sugar mills co. v. cit : [1980]123itr429(sc) that the interest paid by the assessee under the provisions of the u.p. sugar cane cess act, 1956, constitutes part and parcel of the debt and, therefore, constitutes an admissible deduction. in triveni engineering works ltd. v. cit : [1983]144itr732(all) , a bench of .....

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