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Smt. N. Taneja and Another Vs. Calcutta Distt. Forum and Others

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1992Cal95,(1992)1CALLT234(HC)

..... of teacher may be referred to in the benaras hindu university act, 1915 and the aligarh muslim university act, 1920 but more precise is the definition of teacher ..... appealable; the writ petition is not maintainable because the petitioners have impleaded the president of the forum and challenged the preceding of the forum which could not be done in view of section 28 of the act; the writ petition is not maintainable because the writ petitioners have questioned the authority of the forum and finally the writ petition is not maintainable because the petitioners have prayed for the ..... to the dispute instead of the district forum or can issue ad interim order and issue warrant of arrest; (e) whether the district forum can be termed as court within the meaning of section 13(5) of the consumer protection act save and except for the purposes mentioned therein; (f) whether high court has got any jurisdiction in its writ jurisdiction to interfere with any order passed by the district forum when there is ..... on 22nd december, 1990 the petitioners were served with notice to show cause under section 13 of the act of 1986 under orders of the calcutta districtforum directing the petitioners to appear before the calcutta district forum on 27th december, 1990 in person or by ..... clearly held that a statutory rule cannot enlarge the meaning of the section; if a rule goes beyond what the section contemplates, the rule must yield to the statute. ..... the section contemplates the rule must yield to the statute. .....

Oriental Ceramics and Refractories (P) Ltd. Vs. Coal India Ltd. and Or ...

Court : Kolkata

..... appearing on behalf of northeastern coalfields submits that in addition to his submissions made and dealt with in order dated 6th january, 2016, he wishes to rely on a decision of the supreme court in the case of vinod kumar singh versus banaras hindu university reported in air1988sc371 in particular paragraphs 6, 7 and 9 therein. ..... it was made in exercise of the inherent power of court under section 151 of the code. ..... thus if a judgment happens not to be signed and is inadvertently acted on and executed, the proceedings consequent on it would be valid because the judgment, if it can be shown to have been validly delivered, would stand good despite defects in the mode of its subsequent authentication. ..... the judgment shall be dated and signed by the judge in open court at the time of pronouncing it and, when once signed, shall not afterwards be altered or added, to save as provided by section 152 or on review . ..... section 152 of the code provides as follows : amendment of judgments, decrees or orders. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Century Enka Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1981]130ITR267(Cal)

..... technology, banaras hindu university, (g) ..... wool or silk or artificial silk or any other fibre and the grounds on which the petitioner-company had attacked the validity of the levy on the rayon yarn and nylon yarn under section 12 of the act was that rayon yarn and nylon yarn were not made of fibres, but were made of filaments and hence generally fell within the definition of 'textile' under ..... , that is to say, that this expression should be understood in the popular sense in the manner in which people who deal with the subject-matter of the goods in the statute understand them, the supreme court was of the opinion that dryer felts came within the meaning of the expression in item 30 of sch. ..... the supreme court reiterated that while incorporating the items in the statute like sales tax act, resort should be had not to scientific or technical meaning of such terms but to their popular meaning attached to them by those dealing with it, that is ..... principle which is to be followed in interpreting the expression, as in this case, there is no dispute that the expression must be understood in the sense in which the commercial people dealing with the subject-matter of the statute understand it and there is also no dispute as to the other principle required to be followed in construing this expression. ..... it was pointed out that under the provisions of the sales tax statute the liability was not dependent upon assessment or payment but was an obligation to pay the tax either annually, quarterly .....

State Medical Faculty of West Bengal Vs. Kshiti Bhusan Dutt and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal31,64CWN842

..... . benares hindu university : air1925all253 , where a candidate sued the university asking first ..... rule 5(4) that 'the decision of the governing body shall in all cases be final', if we had come to the conclusion that they had not acted according to the statutes or had acted in violation of the fundamental principles of judicial procedure, we would have held that the finality of their decision under the rules could not have ..... medicine or whether he had been, in fact, in actual practice ever since he passed the final examination, will not only be an unwarranted usurpation of the statutory rights of universities and academic institutions but will also be an assumption of a kind of responsibility which this court has neither the requisite machinery nor the requisite' ability to discharge.38 ..... is further recognition of this state medical faculty by section 11 ot the indian medical council act, 1956 dealing with the recognition of the medical qualifications granted by the universities or medical institutions in india read with the first ..... . as a student of the benaras hindu university and still more as a post graduate student holding by virtue of his degree a certain status in the corporate body known as the university and bound as such to set an example of discipline and good conduct to members of the university of lower status than himself, the plaintiff is not entitled to challenge the decision of those in authority over him that it is expedient for him, if he desires to proceed to .....

Rajat Kumar Bandyopadhyay Vs. the State of West Bengal and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2009CriLJ3360

..... the petitioner has not taken any action against the colleagues of the de facto-complainant and the students who allegedly harassed and humiliated him in different ways by no means attract the penal consequences of section 3(1)(x) of the said act, when there is no allegation against the petitioner that he himself insult or intimidate with intent to humiliate the de facto-complainant, who is a member of scheduled castes. ..... is the allegations in the first information report that the present petitioner, who is a member of scheduled castes is a lecturer in english at jadavpur university and at the university he was allegedly in various way humiliated, harassed and insulted by the students and the members of the teaching profession, i.e. ..... insult or intimidation of a scheduled caste with an intent to humiliate him and even it is accepted to be true that the petitioner did not like that the de facto-complainant a member of the scheduled castes shall remain in jadavpur university, neither such 'asking' or 'dislike' bring the case within the mischief of section 3(1)(x) of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities ..... 4, the petitioner herein clearly indicated that he did not like the complainant to continue in service at jadavpur university.subsequently, the petitioner was asked in writing by the head of the department, swapan chakraborty, another accused not to conduct any examination in the department until further order and such direction was made at the instance .....

Vidhyawati Vs. A. Guruswamy

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : II(2005)ACC426,2005ACJ433,2005(1)CHN22

..... 5, a professor of medicine in the department of benaras hindu university has in clear terms indicated that the injury on the right leg that was sustained by the patient was one of the reasons of his death. ..... this appeal under section 173(1) of the motor vehicles act, 1988, ('act') is at the instance of the applicants under section 163a of the act and is directed against the award dated 14th july, 2003 passed by the motor accident claimant tribunal, a & n islands, port blair.2. ..... 5, the professor of medicine of the university in the absence of any other opinion on the subject. ..... after deducting therefrom l/3'd of the said gross compensation as required under the second schedule of the act, the net amount comes to rs. ..... therefore, the tribunal below acted illegally in refusing compensation for the loss of life of the victim.23. .....

Sm. Bijoli Choudhury Vs. Sukomal Choudhury

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1979Cal87

..... respondent husband has filed an application in this court for amendment of his petition/plaint filed in the court below inter-alia for inserting a prayer that a decree of divorce be granted to him under clause (ia) and (ib) of sub-section (1) of section 13 of the hindu marriage act, the said application of the respondent husband has been heard along with the appeal preferred by the appellant wife. ..... he was not allowed to take up a post in the benaras hindu university.4. ..... respondent's conduct is inexcusable, his disability will not prevent it from amounting to cruelty' the learned author in another passage dealing with 'unjustifiable conduct* has observed that 'provocation may reduce the quality of the respondent's act so that it does not amount to cruelty; so, in the case of nagging, the res pendent's conduct must at least be inexcusable after taking into account the petitioner's conduct which might have provoked the nagging'. ..... majumdar who was the secretary of the post graduate department of the calcutta university and who was a teacher of sukomal went with bijoli to his badurbagan flat. ..... ma-jundar, who was his teacher and the then secretary of the post graduate arts department of the calcutta university also accompanied her. ..... in april, 1964 he was offered admission to the graduate school of arts and science of harvard university (vide ext. 1). ..... even while he was teaching the girl student, the wife had also stood in the way of her husband from visiting harvard university in u. s. a. .....

Miss Shibani Bose Vs. Promotha Nath Banerjee and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1952Cal238

..... principal of the law college addressed to her, to the following effect:'dear miss bose,pursuant to the orders of the governing body of this college dated the 12th september 1951 and in accordance with the provisions of section 26(a), chapter 23, page 89 of the calcutta university regulations, quoted below, you are required to leave the college and a transfer certificate shall be issued to you free of charge with effect from tomorrow the 15th september 1951. ..... naren de the learned counsel for the petitioner contended that though section 26a of chapter xxiii of the university regulations empowers the principal to make an order asking a student to leave the college in the interest of the institution without assigning any reasons it does not dispense with the observance of the principles of natural justice ..... banerjee in his room the same day and he said that he would sit with the petitioner and would not leave the section and he further stated that if he was asked to change the section or to take a transfer the matter would not rest there but he would carry on agitation not only inside the college but outside, in the press, and would also make representation to the vice-chancellor, the ..... it .is clear that it was fully brought home to the petitioner that she and chatterjee were guilty of unbecoming conduct in the class room and they were guilty of acts of indiscipline in refusing to obey the directions of the professor and in showing disrespect to the professor.15. ..... arlidge' (1915) a.c. .....

Khagendra Nath Sen Vs. University of Calcutta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1974Cal187

..... it is further stated that by its resolution dated 21-11-1973 the college committee of the university of calcutta which is a committee constituted from the members of the syndicate in forms of section 55 (2) (b) (iii) of the calcutta university act, 1966, and is delegated with the powers and dutiesof the syndicate to deal with the affairs of affiliated colleges, directed the issue of show cause notice on the said three colleges, requesting them to establish their ..... so there was no necessity of making any representation and the university rightly took action under section 4 (11) of the act that letter, although it did not confer any additional privilege, but even then, the petitioner was given to understand that provisions of statute 93 would by nomeans be applicable to the governing bodiesof the 3 colleges, so long as the letter ofthe 26th august, 1970, had not been re-calledor revoked. ..... accordingly, i hold that the university and the syndicate have powers to dissolve the governing body under section 4 (11) of the act, if it is found that the governing body of the colleges, even once given recognition under statute 100, is not continuing as such. ..... banerjee, contended that 'may be prescribed' contained in section 4 (11) of the act referred also to the statute 93 of the calcutta university 1st statute 1966.12. mr. ..... the resolution of the university was made under section 4 (11) of the act for the purpose of reconstitution of the governing body under statute 93. mr. .....

Paresh Nath Pal Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... mr.banerjee has raised a point that even if there had been any lapse on the part of the university in communicating the result of the review the son of the petitioner in any case would not have been admitted to the m.sc (hons) cours.in the current academic session. ..... in such view of it, i direct the respondent no.4 herein i.e.the controller of examinations of the concerned university to produce the relevant answer scripts i.e.paper iii and paper iv of part ii examination in mathematics (hons) of the university of burdwan for the session 2012 in a sealed cover. ..... bengal & ors.mr.s.s.arefin, advocate for the petitioner mr.achintya banerjee, advocate with mr.r.n.chakraborty, advocate for the respondent nos.2 to 5 ms.debjani roy, advocate for the state the court :- the petitioner is directed to add the university of burdwan as a party respondent to the writ petition. ..... in the meantime the university is directed to allow the petitioner s son to prosecute his study unhampered. (dr. ..... service is dispensed with as mr.banerjee, learned advocate appearing for the respondent nos.2 to 5 undertakes to appear for the university as well. ..... mr.arefin has produced a copy of the answer scripts of paper iii of mathematics which has been handed over to him in reply to the application under the r.t.i act. .....