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Abdul Rashid Vs. State of Odisha and Others

Court : Orissa

..... state of bihar (1981) 1 scc 623 (prisoners blinding by jail staff), union carbide corporation vs. ..... chandrima das, (2000) 2 scc 465 (rape of bangladeshi national by railway staff), nilabati behera vs. .....

Balaram Panda Vs. Gopinath Misra and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1954Ori44; 20(1954)CLT162

narasimham, j.1. this is a plaintiff's appeal against the judgment of the additional subordinate judge, cuttack, reversing the judgment of the munsif of cuttack ana dismissing the plaintiffs suit for recovery of rs. 3,393/8/- as agent's commission from defendant 1 who is the lakshmi insurance co. ltd.2. on 27-8-1942 the maharaja of parlakhemedi, one of the premier zamindars of orissa, signed a proposal form (ex. j.) for insuring his life with the lakshmi insurance company for a sum of one lakh of rupees. the proposal was in due course accepted by the company & he paid the first annual premium amounting to rs. 9,024/14/-. the commission due to the agent oh this first premium, according to the terms of contract between the company and its agent was rs. 3,393/8/-. the plaintiff was one of the insurance agents of the company and he claimed the commission alleging that the business was secured through his agency. the nominal chief agent of the company at cuttack in august, 1942 was defendant 2 gopinath misra. he claimed the aforesaid commission alleging- that though the plaintiff was given out as the agent in respect of the said business, in reality the business was secured through the chief agent's endeavours. in support of this claim he relied mainly on a letter (ex. c) written by the plaintiff himself to the insurance company directing it to pay the entire commission including the renewal commissions on the policy of the maharaja of parlakhemedi to the chief agent of orissa who .....

Sitam Seshanka Vs. Principal, College Pharmaceutical Sciences and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1997Ori62; 82(1996)CLT596

..... , new delhi and passed the said examination in 1994, finding scope of doing the degree course in the college of pharmaceutical science, berhampur at mohuda the he submitted his application, and ultimately was admitted for the academic session 1994-95, after completion of 1st year course he was issued admit card to sit in the examination. ..... for the principal justifies the action of the principal by indicating that the principal remained unguided because of clause 3.1 of the regulations and further it was not within his knowledge with regard to the decision of the academic council about equivalence of the senior secondary certificate examination of the national open school. ..... it has been highlighted that the prospectus filed relates to 1992-93 academic session and the petitioner has taken admission in respect of the session 1994-95 and the prospectus does not permit any qualification except + 2 sciences or equivalent qualification for becoming eligible to get admission. .....

Raja Mohapatra and ors. Etc. Vs. Board of Secondary Education, Orissa ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1988Ori65

..... the canditates had not adopted unfair means, yet held the requirement to be as follows :'.....if there is sufficient material on which it can be demonstrated that the university was right in its conclusion that the examinations ought to be cancelled then academic standards require that the university's appreciation of the problem must be respected.... ..... . if there is sufficient material on which it can be demonstrated that the university was right in its conclusion that the examinations ought to be cancelled then academic standards require that the university's appreciation of the problem must be respected.....'18 ..... . in short, while dealing with legal affairs which have an impact on academic bodies, the views of educational experts are entitled to great consideration but not to exclusive wisdom.....'15 ..... . academical institutions like the board of secondary education or the universities are statutory autonomous bodies specifically created to deal with academic matters having the necessary expertise to assess and deal with situations related to their academic activities ..... . while there is no absolute ban, it is rule of prudence that courts should hesitate to dislodge decisions of academic bodies .....

Prince International Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1992Ori208; 73(1992)CLT652; 1992(II)OLR285

hansaria, c.j.1. the petitionerentered into a contract with the governor of orissa on 4-12-1989 for supply of approximately 155 m.t. of iron fortified salt per month to be delivered at the district godowns of koraput, sundargarh and phulbani. the period of the contract was 3 years to be counted from the date of execution of the agreement. what has led him to approach this court is the direction contained in annexure 7 dated 28-5-1991 issued by the government to the district social welfare officers of the concerned districts not to place any more requisition for iron fortified salt with the petitioner nor to accept delivery of any stock from 15-6-1991. the assertion of the petitioner is that this direction is against the mandate of the constitution, and the principle of promissory estoppel would also not allow the government to issue such a direction. it is, therefore, prayed to quash the same.2. as the petitioner is seeking to enforce its contractual right through a writ of this court, it has to be first seen whether the petition is maintainable in view of a number of decisions of the apex court that no writ lies to enforce a right which is found purely on a contract. (see, inter alia, lekhraj v. dy. custodian, air 1966 sc 334; banchhanidhi v. state of orissa, air 1972 sc 843; har-shankar v. deputy excise and taxation commissioner, air 1975 sc 1121; and divisional forest officer v. biswanath tea co., air 1981 sc 1368).3. shri rath has, however, referred to divisional forest .....

Sesadev Das Vs. District Magistrate and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1990CriLJ2261

..... parties, the society was required to keep the stocks of rice, wheat and sugar in conformity with the stock position in the register maintained in such depots and while verifying the stocks physically by the supplies staff, shortages. .....

Camma Textile Industries (P) Ltd. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 78(1994)CLT851; 1994(I)OLR429

g.b. pattnaik, j.1. the question that arises for consideration in this writ application is whether 'the opp. parties have made any unequivocal promise to the petitioner to grant some amount as subsidy pursuant to which the petitioner started the industry and invested a huge sum and, therefore, the opp. parties are bound by the promise held out to the petitioner and are not entitled to back out from the promise on the ground that the government of india itself reduced the amount of subsidy. in other words, whether the principle of promissory estoppel can at all be applied and could be enforced by way of a writ of mandamus.2. the short compass within which the aforesaid principle arises for determination is that the government of orissa has been announcing several incentives in the form of tax concession as well as subsidy to those entrepreneurs who decide to set up industries within the state of orissa and those are called the industrial policies. the industrial policies of the state announced in 1980 and 1986 brought an upsurge in the industrial climate of the state and even entrepreneurs from outside the state became anxious to set up industries within the state. to enhance the tempo of industrialisation in the state, the government decided to further liberalise the package of incentives announced in the 1986 policy with the twin objective of encouraging new industries and providing support to industries which have come up in the state during the last few years and, .....

Management of Fci and ors. Vs. Presiding Officer, Indl. Tribunal and o ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : (1993)ILLJ677Ori

..... in coming to its aforesaid conclusion: (i) the procedure to be followed to make payment to the labourers engaged under the 'direct payment system' pursuant to the agreement of 1973 the same being (a) the bills should be prepared by the depot staff; (b) the labour should authorise their sardar/mondal to accept payment and sign bills on their behalf and give acquittance; (c) the authorised sardar/mondal may then receive money after giving the acquittance; and .....

Narayan Behera and ors. Vs. District Magistrate and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 65(1988)CLT482; 1989CriLJ357

g.b. patnaik, j.1. these writ applications have been filed by three detenus challenging the validity of the orders of detention passed by the district magistrate, cuttack, on 16-8-1987 under sub-section (3) of section 3 of the national security act (hereinafter referred to as the 'act'). the orders of detention were served on the petitioners on 16-2-1987 and the grounds of detention were served on the petitioners on 19-8-1987. the detention orders were duly approved by the state government in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-section (4) of section 3 of the act on 25th of aug. 1987. the grounds of detention served on the petitioners indicate that the satisfaction of the district magistrate was based on only one ground namely that on 12-8-1987, the three petitioners assaulted one makeswar of deulasahi when manojkumar,' a friend of kameswar obstructed them from assaulting. on this score, the petitioners bore a grudge and on 13-8-1987 at 9.40 a.m. they entered into the premises of the christ college and attacked said manojkumar and dealt two blows on his cheek and petitioners naru alias narayan behera and banka behera who were armed with knives attempted to stab manojkumar and pierced the knife into his chest. out of fear manojkumar ran towards the college verandah and the petitioners threatened the students by hurling the knives as a result of which none ventured to come out. t hereafter the petitioners came away to the main road hurling knives at the persons .....

Abani Bhusan Jena, President of the Students' Union of S.C.B. Medical ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 82(1996)CLT697; 1996(I)OLR382

..... it was suggested that introduction of a system of giving identity cards to the doctors and staff, and cards to patients, and their relatives and attendants may be introduced. .....