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M/S Bhuwalka Trading and Tea Co. (P) Ltd. and Ors. Vs. The State of We ...

Court : Kolkata

..... for the purpose of residence of the police personnel as well as storage of their arms and ammunition (annexure- e to the supplementary affidavit). the said affidavit-in-opposition was filed in the year 2008, i. e., long after ulc act came into force. during the pendency of this appeal an informal inspection was held by the officers of ..... petitioners were considered strongly against the petitioners. one such conduct was that the petitioners in that case, took up a plea in the land reforms tribunal that their lands vested as excess land under the land reforms act were not agricultural land but urban land and hence their lands were not liable for vesting under the land reforms ..... released and returned to the petitioners in the case. subsequently the same petitioners took up a contrary plea in the tribunal under ulc act, to the effect, that their lands were not urban lands but agricultural land. because of such contradictory claims at different stages before the different authorities, the .....

The Samasing Plantation Industries Limited and anr. Vs. State of West ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1999)1CALLT131(HC),[1999(82)FLR150]

..... a report thereof wtthln four weeks from date. the petitioners are directed to deposit a tentative costof rs. 25,000/-for deployment of the additional police officers/force/armed police personnel for picketing and patrolling including any cost for hiring a motor vehicle /vehicles with the 3rd respondent, the in spector general of police, north ..... is seeking to recover from the petitioner-company the amount of the bank guarantees and for that matter has in itiated a proceeding before the debt recovery tribunal, west bengal registered as oa no. 241 of 1997. in that application a prayer was made for restraining allahabad bank from proceeding with oa no, 241 ..... from date. in the meanwhile, affidavit-in-opposition, if any, may be filed. all parties concerned including the labour commissioner government of west bengal, are to act on a signed xerox copy of this dictated order on the usual undertaking.' 7. thereafter, after consideration of the report of the deputy labour commissioner, jalpalguri we .....

Poresh Nath Sircar Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1906)ILR33Cal295

..... right. they were on the offensive and not on the defensive. if arshad had trespassed into abed's house, the proper course was to prosecute him before the proper tribunal instead of resorting to the present high-handed proceedings.'9. the present case in my opinion comes well within the rule laid down by this court in the well- ..... the side of the prosecution that on the 8th february last the petitioners, along with a hundred or a hundred and fifty men, who are all said to have been armed, attacked arshad's house, demolished it and wounded him; and the charge which was framed against them was in these terms: 'that you on or about the 8th ..... petitioners by the order in the section 145 case, and that he had been trying to introduce complication by stealthy wrongful acts. if, therefore, the petitioners were in possession, their common object could not have been to take possession by criminal force. the case, therefore, is covered by the principle laid down by this courh in the case of rahimnddi v. .....

Shantiniketan Society and anr. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2001)1CALLT231(HC),2001(1)CHN259

..... to keep itself within the bounds of rigours of judicial review but also misdirected itself in law by posing a wrong question. according to the learned counsel, the learned tribunal acted illegally and without jurisdiction in so far as it usurafed the role of the revenue officer and although no material existed on record, it proceeded to decide the suo moto ..... with all interests, and benefits arising out of land and things attached to the earth or permanently fastened to anything to earth.'37. the said provision, thus, came into force with effect from 9.9.1980 and the lands of the non-agricultural tenants vested only with effect from that date. if aforementioned late bejoy krishna roy was a non ..... the old bed. the sane laden tides and current of the sea sometimes throw up a beach across the mouth of a raiver or an arm or inlet of sea, which chokes up the river, or an arm causing the formation of a lake behind it these are chiefly the ways in which beels or lakes are formed.' (t.n. ghosh- .....

Anwarali Sarkar and ors. Vs. the State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1955Cal535,1955CriLJ1348

..... come to the conclusion that the provisions relating to a trial by a special tribunal constituted under the act are applicable to offences committed before the act was passed.12. the next contention is that the special tribunal acted illegally in tendering pardon to akkas ah who was one of the accused and ..... tribunal constituted under the tribunals of criminal jurisdiction act, 1952, (west bengal act 14 of 1952). the learned judge who presided over the tribunal framed charges against all the appellants of conspiracy to commit offences under sections 302, 324, 342, and 427, penal code and sections 3 and 5, explosive substances act and section 19(f), indian arms act ..... powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 124, government of india act, 1935, delegated these functions to the provincial governments. mr. datta contends that alter the constitution came into force this delegation under the government of india act, 1935, has no longer any legal validity.the objection might have been .....

Kalijiban Bhattacharjee and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1936Cal316,163Ind.Cas.41

..... december 1934, 15 persons consisting of young men and boys were put upon their trial for the crime of being engaged in a conspiracy to commit various offences under the arms act. the government had ordered that these 15 persons should be tried by a magistrate with special powers. the magistrate convicted 13 of the accused and acquitted the other two. ..... by one or two circumstances in this case. i know very little about terrorism and terrorist cases.12. this is the first time i have ever presided over an appellate tribunal dealing with revolutionary activity in bengal. no doubt if i were hand in glove with high personages of government, if i were to use the elegant expression employed in ..... had evidence against these men, but it was of such a secret character and if brought to light, so dangerous to the person who gave it, that government was forced to put these men in detention without placing them on their trial. i have no reason whatever to doubt that this is true. all i can say is that as .....

Peary Lal Ray Chaudhuri and ors. Vs. Secretary of State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1924Cal913,83Ind.Cas.446

..... at the period of the decennial settlement and (prior to 1847) in cases of alluvion land into the period of its formation. for this purpose he is armed with very summary powers to compel discovery of accounts and other writings. in addition, section 13 provides that documents not produced to the collector shall not be ..... and still is the general law as regards assessment proceedings: the act of 1847 having withdrawn alluvial accretions from its scope so far as regards tribunals and rules of procedure. the regulation still applies (inter alia) to two subject-matters which since it came into force have lost much of their importance the case of lands held as ..... be stated at the outset that the provisions are of a highly drastic character. the most remarkable feature of the system is that the revenue authorities are armed with power to decide the question of liability of land to assessment; subject, no doubt, to what is called an appeal, under extremely restricted conditions, to .....

Purnendu Sekhar Nanda Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2007(2)CHN690

..... before departmental forum, we find little substance in such submission. this writ application does not arise out of an original proceeding under section 19 of the administrative tribunal act but is fact, a writ application was filed when second show-cause notice was issued and a learned single judge of this court directed that if further order ..... four tyres had been made at the connivance of the writ petitioner and other police personnel and such conduct constituted misconduct unbecoming of a member of the disciplined force. the said order of suspension was intended to be effective from 21st february, 1986 pending enquiry into the conduct of the petitioner and the other police personnel ..... in connection with bishnupur police station case no. 8 dated 31st october, 1985 under section 399/402 of the indian penal code and section 25/27 of the arms act.(c) on the allegation of theft of four new tyres of the said truck and replacement of those by four worn out ones, a first information report .....

Sri Tushar Kanti Roy Vs. the Eighth Industrial Tribunal, Kolkata and o ...

Court : Kolkata

..... with effect from december 23, 1985. an appeal by the petitioner against that decision failed. in a proceeding under section 10 of the industrial disputes act before the tribunal the petitioner denied all the charges leveled against him and challenged the order of dismissal. he prayed for back wages and consequential benefits for the period ..... of the alleged forced unemployment. the respondent no.2 in turn denied the allegations made by the petitioner. the tribunal on the evidence held that it was difficult to hold unhesitatingly that the guilt of the petitioner had been ..... clearly established on the basis of the materials on record on the standard of preponderance of probability. the tribunal held that in this case the question of reinstatement does not arise as the petitioner had crossed the age of retirement on superannuation and declined to grant .....

Sethi Constructions Vs. Kolkata West International City Private Limite ...

Court : Kolkata

..... purpose which it sets out to achieve or a particular remedy that it seeks to provide. the overwhelming consideration of section 11 of the 1996 act is to ensure that an arbitral tribunal is put in place, by removing the roadblocks that may have been placed, unwittingly or by design, by the various stakeholders.if such is ..... 13, 14 and 15 carry an unmistakable flavour of the provisions thereunder coming into play after the appointment or constitution of the arbitral tribunal has effectively taken place. sections 12 and 13 of the act provide for the grounds and procedure for challenging the appointment of an arbitrator and pre-suppose the concerned arbitrator taking up and pursuing ..... to concur in a suggested appointment. but it does not appear, on a reading of section 11(5) of the 1996 act, that when there is an agreed procedure for appointment of the arbitral tribunal, a party to the arbitration agreement is called upon to approach the other party upon the agreed procedure failing. it is simply .....