Power of reference-Order of refusal-Reasons, if
must be germane to the issue- Classification-Bonus-Industrial
Disputes ... reasons therefore to the parties concerned.
Such reasons, however, must be germane, and not extraneous
or irrelevant, to the dispute.
But in exercising such wide
administrative determination is based on the irrelevant,
extraneous or grounds not germane to the exercise of power
it is liable to be questioned in exercise ... reference come
to a conclusion that they are irrelevant. extraneous or not
germane to the determination and then can direct the
Government to reconsider
only if it commences any new business which is not germane to the business which it is carrying on at the commencement of the Companies
tenders were called for by the Port Trust in June, 1967. A German company known as M/s. Maschinenfabrik Buckau R. Wilf (hereinafter called ... German company) tendered a contract for supply of the Bucket Wheel Reclaimer on June 26, 1967.
5. After several negotiation the contract was finalised
India, Art. 14.
HEADNOTE:
The appellant had claims, for compensation against certain
German firms in respect of machineries supplied by them to
the appellant ... been credited in 1958, upto now,. with the
following amounts from German sources ;
20th March 1958 DM 210,118,65 from
firm of Solicitors at
Calcutta and they had been engaged by a German Corporation
to act on its behalf in three suits pending before ... Morris, Crisp & Co., which was also acting on
behalf of the German Corporation instructed the appellants
to retain Mr. Blanco White
Foreigners Act, 1946 -Distinction
between.
HEADNOTE:
The petitioner, a West German subject, was placed under pre-
ventive detention by an order of the West Bengal ... citizen of
India, and who is said to be a West German subject, was
arrested by the Calcutta Police on the 18th September
crores received by the assessee
from the German concern can be treated as an income from business
under Section 28 or can be treated ... question is whether the
sum of Rs.18 crores received from the German concern is a revenue
receipt. He contended that the CIT himself
Dorn Bausch Gravuren GMBH of Germany (hereinafter to be
referred as the German Company). According to the
respondent the rollers are not only used ... including
plastic, rexin and leather. The respondent placed an order
on the German Company for supply of the rollers for
launching a design of figured
needles, but
they were received by way of gift from the West German
Collaborators and hence no amount was deductible in respect
of the value ... materials and semi-finished
needles received by the assessee from their West German
Collaborators and introduced in the books of the business
could
