Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1975SC1121; (1975)1SCC737; [1975]3SCR254
..... act 1910; the bihar and orissa excise act 1915; the cochin abkari act as amended by the kerala abkari laws act 1964; and the madhya pradesh excise act 1915, are instances of state ..... v. collector of excise, government of tripura and ors. : [1973]1scr533 , a constitution bench of this court had to consider the question whether section 43 of the bengal excise act, 1909 under which the licence of a liquor contractor was withdrawn, violated articles 14 and 19(1)(g) of the constitution. the contention in regard to ..... or sell intoxicating liquor except in accordance with a licence, permit or pass granted in that behalf. the bombay abkari act 1878: the bombay prohibition act 1949; the bengal excise acts of 1878 and 1909; the madras abkari act 1886; the laws and rules contained in the excise manual united province, the eastern bensal and assam excise .....
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Reported in : AIR1978SC1457; (1978)3SCC558; [1979]1SCR122
..... acts of 1878 and 1909; the madras abkari act 1886; the laws and rules contained in the excise manual united province, the eastern bengal and assam excise act 1910; the bihar and orissa excise act 1915; the cochin abkari act as amended by the kerala abkari laws act 1964; the madhya pradesh excise act 1915, are instances of state legislation by which extensive ..... how to live hygienically; there are lectures on the evils of drug and drink habits.26. partial prohibition of hot country liquors was introduced by the congress ministries in bombay, bihar, madras (in salem, chittor, cuddaph and north arcot districts) when they first came into power. in c.p. and berar, prohibition covered approximately one-fourth of the area and population .....
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Reported in : AIR1954SC569; (1954)IIMLJ344(SC); [1955]1SCR290
..... area which really concerns us, was free from municipal control. 13. in 1922 the provincial legislature enacted the bihar and orissa municipal act 1922 (bihar and orissa act vii of 1922). it repealed the whole of the bengal municipal act of 1884 and substituted the new act of 1922 for it. this only affected the patna city area ..... the area which we have called patna village was still unaffected. 14. understandably, the new province preferred its own legislation to that of bengal. but despite the passing of the bihar and orissa municipal act in 1922, the local government, acting under section 3(1)(f) of the patna administration act, 1915, could only extend ..... 15. three years later, the governor cancelled all previous notifications extending sections of the bengal act of 1884, and the bihar an orissa act of 1922, to the patna administration area. in their places he picked out certain sections of the bihar and orissa act of 1922, modified others, and extended the lot so selected and modified to .....
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Reported in : AIR1977SC2122; (1977)4SCC367; [1978]1SCR167; 1977(9)LC492(SC)
..... the 2nd april, 1970, present ....1. technoimpex grants the right of exclusive representation to the agarwal engineering company to act as its sole agent in the territories of west bengal, bihar and orissa. it will be decided at a later date whether the representation agreement will be extended to the state of assam.2. the detailed text of the agreement will be air ..... both the parties were present. clause (1) grants a right of exclusive representation to the appellant by the respondent 'to act as its sole agent in the territories of west bengal, bihar and orissa'. the very next clause states that 'the detailed text of the agreement will be air-mailed until the 7th april 1970.' clauses 3 & 4 are mainly in furtherance of .....
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Reported in : AIR1997SC3021; 1997(2)ALD(Cri)199; 1998(3)ALLMR(SC)433; 1997(2)Crimes40(SC); JT1997(6)SC305; 1997(4)SCALE657; (1997)8SCC114; [1997]Supp2SCR105
..... increasing trend towards decentralised mode of prostitution. 86% of the fallen women hail from andhra pradesh, karnataka, tamil nadu west bengal, bihar, maharashtra, uttar pradesh, assam, gujarat, goa, madhya pradesh, kerala, meghalaya, orissa, punjab, rajasthan and delhi. delhi receives prostitutes from about 70 districts in the country; bombay from 40 districts; bangalore ..... so as to ensure continuous economic support for their well-being.22. the mahajan committee report indicates that in two villages in bihar and some village in west bengal, parents send their girl children to earn in prostitution and the girls in turn send their earnings for maintenance of their families. ..... marital status, in matters relating to their children; in all cases the interests of the children shall be paramount. in madhu kishwar v. state of bihar : air1996sc1864 , this court considered the provisions of the convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women, 1979 (cedaw) and held the .....
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..... held on 20th march 1927 and another was an attempt to enter kalaram temple at nashik on 2nd march 1930.18. the report further states that in bengal, bihar and orissa and the united provinces, although there were large numbers belonging to untouchable castes, in general they do not seem to suffer so universally or so severely as ..... the depressed classes because the distinction between the depressed and other classes of the hindu communities was clearly defined. on the other hand, the states of bihar, orissa and assam while stipulating the castes which faced untouchability observed that untouchability in the states did not exist in the same form as it existed in south india ..... 156 industrial supplies private limited v. union of india, (1980) 4 scc341[25].; k. prabhakaran v. p. jayarajan, (2005) 1 scc754[39].; see bengal immunity company ltd v. state of bihar, (1955) scc online sc2 74 part d immunity company ltd v. state of bihar157, a seven-judge bench of this court held that legal fictions are .....
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Reported in : AIR1997SC3297; JT1997(6)SC449; 1997(4)SCALE746; (1997)8SCC191; [1997]Supp2SCR305
..... of rules which could be made by the governor under ci. 6(2) of the fifth schedule applicable to states of madras, bombay, west bengal, bihar, the central provinces and berar, and orissa. 157. the comments and suggestions made on the draft constitution including the fifth schedule prepared by the drafting committee, so far as relevant paras, ..... that legislature by this constitution. 154. the important provision to be noticed is that although in respect of states of madras, bombay, west bengal, bihar, the central provinces and berar, and orissa, a total ban was placed on the transfer of land by a member of the scheduled tribe to a person who is not a member ..... giving of directions to the state as to the administration of the said areas. 150. part ii applied to the states of madras, bombay, west bengal, bihar, the central provinces and berar, and orissa. clause 5 specified the laws applicable to scheduled areas in these states. it provided as under:- 5. law applicable to scheduled areas: (1) .....
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..... in which such deposits are made. the same provision with respect to issuing of notice to non-appearing landowners is made in the 220 state rules for bihar, orissa, assam, west bengal and kerala.21. it is clear that as per these state rules, payment into the treasury is nothing but a residuary mode of payment after efforts as ..... for guidance of officers. pursuant to article 283(2) of the constitution of india and section 55 of the 1894 act, various states, such as, assam, bihar, orissa, kerala, west bengal, delhi and punjab have framed rules to govern the mode of payment of compensation. all of them provide for deposit into the treasury in case the landowners are ..... government from time to time. he shall also give notice to the payees of such deposits, specifying the treasury in which the deposits have been made. the land acquisition (bihar & orissa) rules, 1894 read as follows, 10. in giving notice of the award under section 12(2) and tendering 218 payment under section 31(1), to such of .....
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..... to be as high as 20 per cent of the majority population (hindu) in eight (08) indian provinces of madras, bombay, bengal, united provinces, punjab, bihar and orissa, central provinces and assam. the above figure did not include primitive or aboriginal tribes who later came to be known as the scheduled tribes ..... the territory of india. a look at the schedule which consisted of nine (09) parts i.e. madras, bombay, bengal, united provinces, punjab, bihar, central 14 provinces, assam, orissa would indicate that identification of the different castes for inclusion as scheduled castes in the schedule to the 1935 act was based ..... 2009). as it stands amended, it specifies the scheduled tribes resident in the states of andhra pradesh, assam, bihar, gujarat, himachal pradesh, karnataka, kerala, madhya pradesh, maharashtra, manipur, meghalaya, orissa, rajasthan, tamil nadu, tripura, west bengal.14. article 16(4) is only an enabling provision to provide reservation 95 to backward classes. clause (4 .....
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..... to be as high as 20 per cent of the majority population (hindu) in eight (08) indian provinces of madras, bombay, bengal, united provinces, punjab, bihar and orissa, central provinces and assam. the above figure did not include primitive or aboriginal tribes who later came to be known as the scheduled tribes ..... the territory of india. a look at the schedule which consisted of nine (09) parts i.e. madras, bombay, bengal, united provinces, punjab, bihar, central 14 provinces, assam, orissa would indicate that identification of the different castes for inclusion as scheduled castes in the schedule to the 1935 act was based ..... 2009). as it stands amended, it specifies the scheduled tribes resident in the states of andhra pradesh, assam, bihar, gujarat, himachal pradesh, karnataka, kerala, madhya pradesh, maharashtra, manipur, meghalaya, orissa, rajasthan, tamil nadu, tripura, west bengal.14. article 16(4) is only an enabling provision to provide reservation 95 to backward classes. clause (4 .....
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