purpose of this discussion. But then even a
mandatory requirement can be waived by the person concerned
if such mandatory provision is his interest ... Where such jurisdiction is not
wanting, a directory provision can
obviously be waived. But a
mandatory provision can obviously
be waived. But a mandatory
provision
High Court principally on the ground
that the appellant had waived the exemption, if any, by
accepting the concessional rates set out in the letter ... State Government on the principle of
promissory estoppel, the appellant had waived its right
under it by a accepting the concessional rates of sales
hereinafter referred to as the Act) has
the jurisdiction to reduce or waive the interest chargeable under
Sections 234A , 234B and 234C ... section (6), the Commission does not
have the power either to waive or reduce the statutory interest
payable under the Act.
This view
Court. and that
the appellant by voluntarily entering into the settlement
had waived his fundamental right founded on Art. 14 of the
Constitution.
Held ... entering into the settlement under s. 8A of the Act, waived
his fundamental right under that Article. Article 14 was
founded on a sound public
circumstances as may be prescribed the Income-tax Officer may reduce or waive the interest payable by the assessee."
19. The amendment authorised ... Income-tax Officer to reduce or waive the interest payable by the assessee in such cases and under such circumstances as may be prescribed
letter had been accepted
by the competent authority with immediate effect by waiving
the condition of notice.
He thereupon filed a writ petition ... protect the employer's interests,
that its requirements could, therefore, be waived by the
employer if it so desired unilaterally, that under the
proviso
Behram Khurshed Pesikaka vs The State Of Bombay.Reference Under ... on 19 February, 1954
Equivalent
Luthra also argued that proof required
in a criminal case cannot be waived by the accused. He relied
upon a judgment of the Privy Council ... under:
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“In a civil case, a party can, if he chooses, waive
the proof, but in a criminal case strict proof ought
where applicability of
Section 12(5) has been waived off) inter alia provided that in cases
where the total value of all claims exceeds ... Section 12(5) of the Arbitration and
Conciliation Act has not been waived off. Clause 64(3)(b) stipulates
that the Arbitral Tribunal shall consist
ninety days-Respondents deriving benefit under sec. 132(5) ,
if could waive the benefits.
lncome- Tax Act, 1961 , Sub-sections ... benefit of the person concerned
and it is competent for him to waive this benefit. The
respondents waived the benefit by the consent order
