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Interpreting the provisions of Section 6, this Court held that even when a purported offence is committed by a person at the time he was a public servant, but he ceases to be a public servant on the date when cognizance of the offence alleged to have been committed is taken by the Court, no such sanction was required. The relevant portion pertaining to the Society reads thus: The State Level Coordination Committee, without application of mind to the facts of the case, cleared the case of the respondent-Society for acquisition of lands in its favour.

The Act does not confer any absolute right to practice. We engaged discussion with that lady and told her to compromise to our desire and asked her to lay with us. When we came out, it was slightly drizzling. 226 of 2002 dated April 05, 2002 issued by the Government of Kerala in exercise of powers under Section 76(1) of the Kerala Court Fees and Suits Valuation Act, 1959 (hereinafter referred to as the 'CF Act') whereby the Government authorised the tribunals and appellate authorities constituted by or under special or local law, other than civil and NRI Legal Services criminal courts, to levy additional court fee in respect of each appeal or revision at the rate of 0.

The case of the respondent-Society came up for consideration before the State Level Coordination Committee on 25. After the charge-sheet was filed, the accused persons filed an application under Section 239 CrPC seeking discharge. When Mubarak enquired, Mani told that woman was his relative lady. She refused and started to shout and then we took her to the land on the southern side. Fee prescribed under the said Act becomes payable in respect of proceedings before these authorities as well.

There is no dispute regarding the fact of payment of the excise duty originally by the manufacturer being passed on to his buyers. On the way, myself and Mani planned to enjoy that woman. Then all three of us consumed food in the nearby Amutham mess. 4453 of 2008, who are the registered dealers under the Kerala General Sales Tax Act, 1963 and/or the Kerala Value Added Tax Act, 2003 in the State of Kerala. The main contention of the appellants was that the aforesaid levy is in the nature of compulsory exaction/tax and the element of service/quid pro quo was absent and, therefore, such a fee cannot be charged.

At that juncture, the appellant made an oral prayer before the learned Magistrate seeking permission to be heard along with the Assistant Public Prosecutor. This notification further provides that the amount so collected shall be NRI Legal Services credited to the Kerala NRI Legal Services Benefit Fund constituted under sub-section (2) of Section 76 of the CF Act. The right can be regulated by the High Courts by prescribing conditions. When asked her name, she innocently told that her name as Jayalakshmi and she was from Komarapalayam.

The learned Magistrate after hearing the learned counsel for the parties observed that the original complainant is not alien to the proceeding and, therefore, he has a right to be heard even at the stage of framing of charge and, accordingly, granted the permission. They challenged the vires of S. She also told that she did not have any money. (ii) before any tribunal or person legally authorised to take evidence; and (iii) before any other authority or person before whom such advocate is by or under any law for the time being in force entitled to practise.

Credit notes were issued by NRI Legal Services the Assessee in favour of the buyers towards trade discounts which also contained a component of the excise duty. Therefore, Section 30 is also subject to Section 34. The two appellants before us in Civil Appeal No. The Assessee submitted an application for refund towards allowable discounts after the removal of goods from the factory. When myself and Mani told her that we will take her to her village for which she agreed. The High Court has repelled the challenge thereby upholding the validity of the said notification following its earlier judgment in Chackolas Spinning It is clear from the aforesaid definition that within the ambit of the CF Act, it is not only civil or criminal courts but also revenue authorities, including the tribunal or other authority having jurisdiction under any special or local laws, to decide questions affecting the rights of the parties.

5% of the amount involved in the dispute in cases where it is capable of valuation, and at the rate of ? The refund claim of the Assessee was rejected by the Deputy Commissioner vide Order-in-Original No. She did not get down till the last even after other passengers got down from the autorikshaw. We came to share autorikshaw stand near bus stand and handed over the collection to Mubarak and left that place. The above said order was reversed by the Commissioner of Customs and Central Excise by his order dated 12.

Then on the way, I along went to a brancy shop in Nachippa street and consumed liquor. The Pesticides are sold at the factory gate and also through depots. Thus, revenue courts as well as tribunals, when such bodies are deciding questions affecting the rights of the parties, are treated as 'court' for the purpose of CF Act. We told that lady that we can leave after the rain stops and after passing through public NRI Legal Services toilet and took her to old municipal ward office.