ENGINEERING ANALYSIS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE PRIVATE LIMITED vs THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX & ANR
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High Court Decision of ITAT in case of end user of shrinked computer software
The case of end user of shrinked computer software, for example for personal computers, contains a problem of the jurisdiction of the High Court in which the end user of the shrinked computer software was incorporated. The High Court decided that the end user was not subject to jurisdiction of the High Court, the case being an ITAT case for the manufacture of shrinked computer software. It was an ‘end user’ in the ITAT sense that was the subject of the case. To decide that this was the case would be in effect to say that the High Court did not have jurisdiction.
It is not always the case that an end user is a subject of the High Court’s jurisdiction. In the ITAT case, the dispute arose not out of the shrinkage of the computer software but out of the software ‘manufacturer’ issuing a shrinkage order in that case. The dispute arose out of the fact that the end user was incorporated in an incorporated company and that the High Court is given jurisdiction as to the case. The High Court was given jurisdiction to hear the case; it was not the ITAT case, and so the jurisdiction of the High Court was not exhausted.
It is important, therefore, to note that the High Court decision is not binding on anyone except ITAT. What is being asked for is that the Court should recognise the jurisdiction of the High Court; we would like to know if the Court has found the jurisdiction of the High Court, and whether or not the High Court has given judgment on that issue.
The ITAT decision is not binding on anyone. The High Court’s decision was that jurisdiction does not exist, and so the High Court is no longer a jurisdiction which the ITAT decision has jurisdiction over.
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DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Interpretation and ruling of Hon’s Supreme Court.
In the case of “As on September 14, 1894 the Hon. Hon, of San Francisco, Cal. , by an action aforesaid was duly appointed Judge of the District Court of California, and on the 19th day of April, 1894, was seated by the said Hon. Honorable District Attorney of the said District Court as presiding judge thereof, then and there to hear and determine cases of the same general class, so that of course all other cases are by consent determined by the District Attorney”. , and that on the 23rd day of April, 1954 Hon Hon. Shattuck, as presiding judge of the Superior Court of the State of California, ordered the Hon. Hon to vacate the offices at the Hon. District Court and that such action was “with and according to law”.
Hon was accordingly “vacated” from office by the Honorable District Attorney. District Attorney was substituted as judge of the District Court, and the trial of the case proceeded in that court by consent.
This was followed by the Hon. Honorable Superior Court of the State of California ordering Hon. Hon to resume office in the Hon. District Court, and to be an active judge of the Superior Court of the State of California which was a judicial function as the Hon. Honorable District Attorney had ordered the Hon. Hon to be an active court judge. He was accordingly appointed to sit as a superior court judge.
It should be noted on account of the position of the Hon. Superior Court Judge, that under the Constitution of the State of California, the District Court judges sit both as a State and as a district court in addition to other functions.
Hon was duly elected a Superior Court Judge in June, 1952 and was sworn in, but not officially elected as District Court Judge until October, 1954.
Hon, having retired from the office of District Court Judge, continued to sit in the Hon. District Court at Santa Clara till May, 1949, the Hon. Darrow presiding.
I don’t know if it’s a symptom of my obsessive-compulsive-like-work ethic, or because I’m that lucky to be in school right now, but I have no interest in technology, and I just don’t like being told I can’t do something because I don’t understand it.
I decided to build a media player using as little as possible. The first thing I did was find a version of VLC that I could use as a frontend and that would play my ripped VCDs (which I have several, and they’re all ripped to WAV files).
Once I got this working, I was in love with it. It’s a simple yet surprisingly powerful player that plays all kinds of media from nearly any source, and it’s easy to configure.
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