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Madhya Bharat Transport Carrier Vs. Commissioner of Trade Tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2006]143STC493(All)

..... brought inside the state, then he would be a dealer even according to the definition of the word 'dealer' as it stood from the very commencement of the act subject to the other conditions prescribed in this behalf being fulfilled. a person who sells goods inside the state of uttar pradesh and fulfills the other conditions prescribed in ..... provisions are just machinery provisions. they do not levy any charge by themselves. they are enacted to ensure that there is no evasion of tax. as already observed, the act is traceable to entry 54 in list ii of the seventh schedule to the constitution which reads thus : '54. taxes on the sale or purchase of goods other ..... ,548, a sum of rs. 6,65,019 was demanded towards the security in cash. applicant filed an application under the proviso of section 13-a(6) of the act before the deputy commissioner (sahayata kendra/mobile squad), trade tax, agra, which was rejected vide order dated january 6, 2003. applicant further filed appeal before the trade tax .....

U.P. State Road Transport Corporation Vs. State of U.P. and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(4)AWC2756

..... , 1959 in respect of saharanpur-sahadara-delhi route would continue to be a valid scheme under the new act in that the orders passed by the allahabad high court merged in jeevan nath bahl's case, wherein protection was given only to 50 private operators including the appellants therein to be heard on their objections ; the ..... 90, 9702/90 and 2083/91 were also filed against the high court's judgment dismissing writ petitions in which grant of permits under section 80 of the new act on the muzaffarnagar to chausana ; ghaziabad to sahadara ; saharanpur to ghaziabad covered and partly nationalised routes were questioned. these appeals were decided by a common judgment. ..... hearing authority and in the other writ petition, the validity of the scheme dated 13.2.1986 published under section 68c of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (in short 'repealed act') as it stands modified by the aforestated impugned order is also questioned.2. the facts insofar as they are relevant to the controversy involved herein .....

Queen-empress Vs. Samuel Luke

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1900)ILR22All323

..... his cultivation. as a volunteer he is not entitled to keep fowling pieces, nor is he entitled as such to use them for the purpose of protecting his cultivation.' acting on his view the magistrate inflicted a fine on the applicant and directed his guns to be confiscated.4. in my opinion the magistrate has adopted an ..... that, being admittedly a volunteer, the applicant is (to use the language of the magistrate) entitled to keep fowling pieces, and to use them for the purpose of protecting his cultivation. i know of no authority for the interpretation put by the magistrate on the words 'all volunteers' in the notification mentioned above, nor has the magistrate ..... magistrate further found that in spite of the previous warning the applicant 'has again possessed himself of the fowling pieces,' and 'uses these fowling pieces in shooting wild animals.' (the former case mentioned by the magistrate is one in which in another district the applicant was convicted of a similar offence under the arms .....

Ram Kumar Rajendra Swaroop Vs. Commissioner of Sales Tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1967]19STC241(All)

..... in the latter is :in partial modification of the notifications...no. s. t. 418 ...dated january 31, 1957...no tax shall be payable under the aforesaid act with effect from...in respect of the following classes of goods provided that the additional central excise duties ...have been paid...and that the dealers...furnish proof...24 ..... duties were not paid or the payment was not proved to the satisfaction of the assessing authority sales tax remained payable. if the additional central excise duties act did not impose additional central excise duty on sugar the modification done through the notification did not apply and the original notification dated 31st january, 1957, ..... excise duties would become leviable on sugar with effect from 14th december, 1957; they assumed this because of the bill of the additional duties of excise act published on 13th december, 1957. if the additional central excise duties were payable on sugar no sales tax would be payable if the additional central excise .....

Sita Ram Vs. Musammat Govindi

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1924)ILR46All458

..... money in his hands, raises a very serious question of the interpretation of the act. we are of opinion that the act must be construed with due regard to the object intended to be attained by the legislature. the object may be summarized as the protection of the helpless minor and the control of the guardian charged with looking after ..... down by narrow interpretation provisions which appear to have been made by the legislature to enable this jurisdiction to be exercised, unless there are plain indications in the act which prohibit us from taking what may be described as the wider view. coming now to the point raised by this appeal the whole discussion really turns upon ..... concrete form the only formidable objection against this view, which dr. katju in his argument was able to press upon us was that sections 35 and 36 of the act contemplate remedies by suit. but these remedies are not really inconsistent; they may well subsist together. as one of us pointed out during the argument, a foolish .....

Sita Ram Vs. Musammat Gobindi

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 80Ind.Cas.592

..... concrete form the only formidable objection against this view which dr. katju in his argument was able to press upon us was that sections 35 and 36 of the act contemplate remedies by suit but these remedies are not really inconsistent; they may well subsist together. as one of us pointed out during the argument a foolish and ..... cut down by narrow interpretation provisions which appear to have been made by the legislature be enable this jurisdiction to be exercised unless there are plain indications in the act which prohibit us from taking what may be described as the wider view.5. coming now be the point raised by this appeal the whole discussion really burns ..... money in his hands, raises a very serious question of the interpretation of the act. we are of opinion that the act must be construed with due regard to the object intended to be attained by the legislature. the object may be summarised as the protection of the helpless minor and the control of the guardian charged with looking after .....

Mohd. Iqram (In Jail) Vs. State of U.P.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2003(3)ACR2208

..... parents of the deponents wife wish to procure abortion of the conception which she is presently carrying and thereby cause criminal mischief to the deponent's married life and happiness and marry her again to some other person of their caste and community and religious order.""that the deponent further apprehends that the police of ..... be difficult to hide such an advanced pregnancy till june 20, 1960 when she, left the house.16. it remains to mention that mahesh made several other wild assertions which he swore on personal knowledge of whom a few are quoted here as illustrations:"................. they in fact wantto marry the deponent's wife to some person ..... also no material irregularity vitiating the order for inexpediency is not the same thing as irregularity and all that has been pointed out is that the high court acted without sufficient enquiry and deliberation. we shall say something about this because this criticism is perhaps justified.9. exigence of the writ at the instance of a .....

Smt. Manorama Srivastava and anr. Vs. Smt. Saroj Srivastava

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1989All17

..... ) and later the said decree being set aside to execute the will in favour of the second marriage in order to protect her interest. the contents of the will shows naturalness as it provides not only to the plaintiff and her daughter but also ..... party which sets it up.'24. in charu chandra mukherjee v.khitish chandra mukherjee air 1948 cal351 the observations of sir j.p.wilde in 1864-65 i.p. & d. 481 has been quoted, which veryclearly spells out the difference between theinfluence and undue influence, ..... the event of the testator, who was then 37 years old, dying leaving a son, natural or adopted by him during his life. their lordships are unable to see anything unusual in terms of the will, nor is it unusual for a will not to ..... expert evidence as to hand-writing is opinion evidence and it can rarely, if ever, take the place of substantive evidence. before, acting on such evidence it is usual to see if it is corroborated either by clear direct evidence or by circumstantial evidence.'to the same .....

Bhola Nath Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1929All1; 113Ind.Cas.213

..... that the appellant believed in good faith that such was the case. in bringing this matter before the two witnesses messrs. abu mohammad and collett the appellant acted in the protection of his son's interest, and therefore did not commit the offence of defamation.28. the complainant would make us believe that before the telegram arrived on ..... and her husband. still there is ample material on the record to establish that the complainant's story about her and her husband's living a peaceful and happy life is not true. the complainant and her husband returned from delhi on 20th march or thereabout, and the latter left the former, finally, on 12th april. according ..... . bholanath's visit to the superintendent of police points to the same conclusion. the imputation complained of, in the circumstances, namely the life of bishesharnath was not safe in the hands of his wife, was amply protected by excep. 9, to section 499, i.p.c.32. next comes, what is, virtually, the second charge. the complaint is .....

Jai Prakash Associates Limited Thru Rahul Kumar Vs. State of U.P. Thru ...

Court : Allahabad

..... asserting the estoppel by compelling the opposite party to adhere to the assumption upon which the former acted or abstained from acting. this means that the real detriment or harm from which the law seeks to give protection is that which would flow from the change of position if the assumption were deserted that led ..... maintenance of morality but also for the maintenance of public faith in the administration.104. government have to exercise its power maintaining highest standard expected in public life. action must be non arbitrary, uninfluenced by political or non ethical considerations. the probate in governance, fair play in action and larger public interest should ..... the law, in case two views are possible, the courts should favour the one which is based on morality. by enforcing the morality in public life and accordingly interpreting the law, the government or its representatives would not be able to give the false declaration as vote catching device. hypocrisy is antithesis .....