DISCOVER PAYMENT OF WAGES ACT, 1936 [IV OF 1936]

Section-15(1) Persona designata-whether a Judge or a presiding officer of a court is distinguished from the court itself is direction to perform any function of an authority created by a statute, such a Judge may be considered as ‘persona designata’ ...

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PARIS CONVENTION

Article-6 We have nalready found that the mark of the objector-respondent was not in well known use in this country. For attracting Article 6 of the Paris Convention there must be proof of well-known or wide use which is very ...

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GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF SENIORITY, 1970

Understanding the Principle of Seniority Rule-(11)-B read with Fundamental Rules Rule-30 Though the promotion could not be claimed as of right but the case of the appellant was not considered when his juniors were awarded promotion, more so, when the ...

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THE EXCISES AND SALT ACT, 1944

Section - 3 (4) And Capacity Tax (Cinema House) Rules, 1983 Rule-9(2) Without the prior permission of the Customs Authority there is no scope under the law to increase or decrease the number of seat of a cinema hall by ...

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ESTABLISHMENT MANUAL AND ARTICLE 7 OF P.O. 127 OF 1972

Whether a question of seniority is being raised 15 years after recruitment is barred by limitation 58 petitioners filed 58 separate cases before the Administrative Tribunal in 1992 praying for fixation of their seniority with all attendant financial and other ...

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IMPORT POLICY AND CUSTOMS ACT, 1969

Section - 25A Coal powder— In the absence of 99.5% carbon in the imported goods there is no basis for the Tribunal to hold that the imported goods was acetylene carbon black. We therefore find that the findings of the ...

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THE INCOME TAX ORDINANCE, 1984 [XXXVI OF 1984]

Section 6 Provision of section 6 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1984 is mandatory. The Deputy Commissioner of Taxes upon receipt of the information as to particulars of the persons concerned should have investigated the matter through proper channel by ...

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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ORDINANCE, 1969

Section-19 It appears that both the Labour Court as well as the learned Judges of the High Court Division wrongly held the termination in question having been passed during pendency of the I.R.O, case is mala fide, although they themselves ...

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HINDU PERSONAL LAW

Section-480 (a) Contention raised as to prohibition on the adoption of a daughter’s son by a Hindu father, a Vaishya not a Sudra being void abinition, whether principle of factum valet is applicable to this case. S. K. Chowdhury & ...

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