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Raghunath Misra Vs. Kishore Chandra Deo Bhanj and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1958Ori260

..... under rule 35, the provincial government may by notification remove any sarpanch or naib-sarpanch (a) if he is disqualified under section 6 of the act; (b) if he, in their opinion, wilfully omits or refuses to carry out or disobeys the provisions of the act or any rules, bye-laws regulations or lawful orders issued thereunder or abuses the powers vested in him; or (c) if such removal is recommended by a resolution of the grama panchayat passed at a ..... the petitioner's late father pandit godavaris misra who was returned from the banpur constituency during the last three elections to the assembly had not cared to look to the development of the area but kept the people under ignorance and as an instance of such negligence the salia project was mentioned in the pamphlet.it was also stated therein that ..... oath the allegations made against him and to avoid examining himself as also ram chandra praharaj, the learned counsel for the appellant contends that as it was provided in section 90(1) of the act that subject to the provisions of the act and of any rules made thereunder, every election petition shall be tried by the tribunal, as nearly as may be, in accordance with the procedure applicable under the code ..... levied under the bihar and orissa local self-government act.under section 43 a grama sabha may borrow money from the provincial government to carry out any ..... received the blankets are said to have been taken, but he did not file those lists as they were sent to the board of revenue.mr. .....

Mahadev Acharya Vs. Ch. Gagan Ch. Das and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1983Ori197; 54(1982)CLT447

..... was of the view that as the hereditary trustee suspended, removed or dismissed and the hereditary trustee disqualified might be allowed maintenance under section 28 (6) and section 35 (4) of the act no illegality was committed by the deputy commissioner in making provisions for funds in the scheme for the personal expenses of the hereditary ..... sections 28 (6) and 35 (4) of the act is equally untenable these provisions contemplate and provide for payment of maintenance in the situations stated therein, namely, on account of suspension, dismissal or removal of the hereditary trustee under section 28 (6) and in the case of disqualification under section 35 (4) of the act. ..... he expects no temporal benefits and the development of the law has centered on this concept he may, however, have a right to a part of the usufructs or offerings, the mode of enjoyment and the amount of usufructs depending upon the usage or custom or provision contained ..... a report was made by the additional assistant commissioner in january, 1978 that the board of trustees consisting of five persons was not properly functioning and the inspector of endowments was ..... to receive a part of the usufructs or offerings, there being no such provision in the deed of dedication, or usage or custom sanctioning such right, it would be a moot question whether payment of maintenance would be permissible under section 28 (6) or section 35 (4) of the act.7. ..... , two out of the hereditary trustees were to be represented on the board. .....

Abdul Rashid Vs. State of Odisha and Others

Court : Orissa

..... services in 1996.4) european union framework decision on the standing of victims in criminal proceedings.5) council of europe recommendations on assistance to crime victims adopted on 14.6.2006.6) 152nd and 154th report of the law commission of india, 1994 and 1996 respectively, recommending introduction of section 357-a in criminal procedure code, prescribing, inter-alia, compensation to the victims of crime.7) recommendations of the malimath committee, 2003.24. ..... the subject matter has been dealt with by experts from over 40 countries in series of meetings and a document has been developed in cooperation with united nations office at vienna, centre for international crime prevention and the compilation under the heading handbook on justice ..... the code of criminal procedure of 1973 which incorporated the changes proposed in the said bill of 1970 states in its objects and reasons that section 357 was "intended to provide relief to the proper sections of the community" and that the amended crpc empowered the - 10 court to order payment of compensation by the accused to the victims of crimes "to a larger extent" than was previously permissible ..... 1995) 1 scc 14 is apposite: (scc pp.20-21, para-16) 16 compensation payable by the offender was introduced in the criminal justice act 1972 which gave the courts powers to make an ancillary order for compensation in addition to the main penalty in cases where 'injury', loss, or damage' ..... (1993 2 scc746) and in chairman, railway board v. ..... board .....