within the meaning of Section 2(15) , would be well advised to eschew any
activity which is in the nature of trade. commerce or business ... 4545/MUM/2023
Mehli Mehta Music Foundation
would be well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of
trade. commerce or business
within the meaning of Section 2(15) , would be well advised to eschew any
activity which is in the nature of trade. commerce or business ... 4545/MUM/2023
Mehli Mehta Music Foundation
would be well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of
trade. commerce or business
within the meaning of Section 2(15) , would be well advised to eschew any
activity which is in the nature of trade. commerce or business ... 4545/MUM/2023
Mehli Mehta Music Foundation
would be well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of
trade. commerce or business
within the meaning of Section 2(15) , would be well advised to eschew any
activity which is in the nature of trade. commerce or business ... 4545/MUM/2023
Mehli Mehta Music Foundation
would be well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of
trade. commerce or business
cases, the statements of various persons relied upon have to be eschewed from the following consideration.
(i) That in the light of Para ... recorded under Section 14 of CEA, invalid. Nor can the statement be eschewed from consideration. The Apex Court has held more than once that statements
Jhasi Development Authority, Jhansi vs Dy. C.I.T., Circle-4, Agra on 13 January
within the meaning of section 2(15) , would be
well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of trade,
commerce or business ... within the meaning of section 2(15) , would be
well advised to eschew any activity which is in the nature of trade,
commerce or business
interpretation that leads to absurd results or
mischief is to be eschewed."
13. The Tribunal also took note of the contention of the
Department ... interpretation that leads to absurd results or
mischief is to be eschewed."
17. The Hon‟ble Bombay High Court in the case of
Khubchandani
fundamental breach so as to afford to the
insurer to eschew liability. The learned counsel in that respect relied on the B.V.
Nagaraju ... fundamental a breach so as to afford to the insurer to eschew
liability altogetherExclusion terms of insurance policy read down to serve
main purpose
regarded as misguided, and the said statements have to be eschewed from consideration, as they would not be relevant for proving the truth ... adjudicating authority, i.e. before Respondent No 2, would have to be eschewed from evidence, and it would not be permissible for Respondent
