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ChaIn Singh Vs. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board and ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... the property as he likes and to treat an intruder as sheer trespasser. this right he gets as an owner in possession of his property, he need not secure a decree of court to obtain this right. he is entitled to resist in defence of his property the attempts of a trespasser to come upon his property. ..... therefore, allowed setting aside additional district judge, reasi s order dated 15.07.2006. resultantly, allowing the appellant s application, the respondents-defendants are restrained from using 17 force for appellant s eviction from shop no.1 situated at lambi keri, katra except by following due course of law. this shall, however, be subject to appellant s ..... let out by shri mata vaishno devi dharmarth trust at annual rent of rs. 15,000/-. after the jammu and kashmir mata vaishno devi shrine act, 1986 (governor s act, later replaced by the act of legislature in 1988), the petitioner claimed to have become tenant of the shrine board. after the shrine board took over, the petitioner was .....

Tarseem Lal Vs. District Magistrate

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1975CriLJ1957

..... of detention constituted specific offences under the penal law of the state and thus the extraordinary powers vested in the district magistrate under the maintenance of internal security act to direct detention, could not have been exercised by him without offending the provisions of the constitution. i propose to deal with the second ground at ..... of the supreme court. but so far as the grievance regarding the grounds of detention being vague and unspecific is concerned, i do not see any force in the argument and i feel that the same can be disposed of without any difficulty. the grounds of detention are reproduced as under:shri tarseem lal ..... which gives jurisdiction to the district magistrate to take resort to the extraordinary power of which he is possessed under section 3 of the maintenance of internal security act, recapitulating the simile given by me earlier in this judgment the injury does not remain confined to the subcutaneous tissues but the haemorrhage therefrom causes a .....

Punum Ram and anr. Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1975CriLJ626

..... by the state government and since the board did not do so. the detention of the petitioners is illegal, is devoid of force. power under section 11 (1) of the maintenance of internal security act, to send for further material is to be exercised by the board only if it considers it necessary to do so. the ..... to such detentions, was omitted from applicability to the state by virtue of the constitution (application to jammu & kashmir) order, 1954, and the act i. e. the maintenance of internal security act, (act no. 26 of 1971) a originally enacted on july 2, 1971. was consequently not made applicable to the state of jammu and kashmir but after ..... warrant, the original order .signed by 'the petitioner was produced, the petition was dismissed.10. there is also no force in the third contention of the petitioners that the provisions of the maintenance of internal security act. could riot have been invoked in respect of a matter regarding which criminal prosecution could be but has advisedly not been .....

Abdul Majid Khan and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : (1992)IILLJ140J& K

..... or personal property of any individual howsoever high he may be or left at the mercy of a particular ruler in the country at a particular time. consistency and security of tenure of the civil servants is the basis of the fabric upon which rests the present administrative set up of the country. the civil servants are entitled to ..... under articles 19(1)(f) and 31(1) of the constitution, and as such the writ petiion under article 32 is maintainable. it may be that under the pensions act (act 23 of 1871) there is a bar against a civil court entertaining any suit relating to the matters mentioned therein. that does not stand in the way of a ..... allowance to the employee serving in the state of jammu & kashmir. it is claimed that the strike was a total success and practically brought the government to its knees forcing it to concede the demands. it is alleged that looking at the organisational capacity of the petitioners and their popularity among the employees, the then government hit upon a plan .....

Maqbool HussaIn and ors. Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2007(1)JKJ226

..... of 27th september, 1995 and also in the morning of 28th september, 1995 and informed them that militants had entered into the area after crossing the border of pakistan. the forces went to darkas area and laid cordon at golad. fire was opened from the side of forest at 12.30 pm. baldev singh, sho, controlled ..... militant activities in the valley in conspiracy with each other, how to use the arms and ammunition for sabotage and subversive activities to endanger life, property and security of the state to stall the political process and destabilize the government.5. all the accused were charged sheeted for the commission of offence punishable under section 3 ..... there was an agreement entered into between them to misappropriate the gold. to constitute a conspiracy, agreement between two or more persons for doing an illegal act, or an act by illegal means, is a sine qua non. although the agreement among the conspirators can be inferred by necessary implication, the inference can only be drawn .....

State Vs. Ram Lakhan

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1971CriLJ470

..... offences under section 52. though the offence of conspiracy does not fall under section 52 it being a civil offence, shall be deemed to be an offence against the act by the force of section 69. the 't offences are triable both by an ordinary criminal court having jurisdiction tc try the said offences and a court martial. to such a ..... receiving a written application for that purpose by the commanding officer of any body of troops stationed or employed at any such place, use his utmost endeavors to apprehend and secure any person accused of such offence.' the underlined words in the later half of clause (1) of the above provision show that it is only when a person subject ..... this code applies, or by court-martial, and when any person is brought before a magistrate and charged with an offence for which he is liable, under the army act in force in the state, to be tried by a court martial. such magistrate shall have regard to such rules, and shall in proper cases deliver him, together with a .....

The East India Hotels Ltd. Vs. the State of Jammu and Kashmir

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : [1982]49STC1(NULL)

..... value of his provisions, but for other reasons : the recompense he- receives is for care and pains, and for protection and security...but the end of an innkeeper in his buying, is not to sell, but only a part of the accommodation he is bound ..... : air1957all475 on the ground that the same was null and void as section 3-a under which it had been issued came into force a day later, i. e., on 1st april, 1956. another amendment making section 3-a effective from 31st march, 1956, ..... pradesh v. associated hotels of india ltd. : [1972]2scr937 the supreme court has observed:in england, a hotel under the hotel proprietors act, 1956, is an establishment held out by the proprietor as offering food, drink, and if so required, sleeping accommodation, without special ..... of the u. p. sales tax act, 1948, shall be deemed to have been issued under these sections, as if these were in force on the day the notification came to be issued. since section 3 of the validation act, 1958, sought to validate the impugned .....

Mohd. Fayaz Qazi and ors. Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(3)JKJ349

..... preference to the candidate possessing m. sc. (agriculture) qualification if he stands at par with the candidate possessing b.sc.(agriculture) qualification i.e has secured equal marks at the selection test. considering the post-graduates first before the graduates are considered against the left over vacancies, if any, would amount to ..... jammu & kashmir public service commission invited applications from the eligible candidates for appointment on the above said posts. written test was held and those who secured the qualifying marks were called for interview. the appellants were also called for interview but not selected. their case is that they possessed better qualification and ..... the qualifications as laid down in schedule ii and fulfills other requirements of recruitment as provided in the rules and orders for the time being in force. under sub-rule (2) appointment can be made by direct recruitment (including appointment by transfer) or by promotion or partly by direct recruitment and .....

Rias Ahmad Shah Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1987J& K30

..... no. vii.17. petitioner has challenged reservation to the category which is known as line of actual control. according to him entire state of j. & k. is a border state, therefore the reservation in respect of this category is bad. the category known as line of actual control is held to be valid by the supreme court in gurmeet ..... selection was unfair and selection made on the basis of reservation for actual line of control is said to be bad because entire state of jammu and kashmir is a border state.(ix) there are some allegations against the members of the selection committee as also inclusion of one moh'd amin additional secretary, general department (trainings) with the ..... from their due right and in view of the facts mentioned above, it is expected that they will act for achieving the object for which selection to the medical colleges in the state is made.72. petitioner in this writ petition has secured 49.10 points out of 100 points. his merit in the objective test is 39.10 out of .....

Hans Raj Parihar and anr. Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008CriLJ2673,2007(2)JKJ209

..... of the defence counsel impossible for the petitioners. the respondents state that the accused arc lodged in srinagar central jail which is duly protected by the security agencies and the security of the animates is maintained as per the requirements.9. heard. i have considered the matter.the petitioners in both the cases have prayed for ..... surcharged atmosphere prevailing in entire kashmir on the alleged fake encounter killings by the police, army and para-military forces. learned counsels, according to the petitioner, have expressed their inability to do justice to the brief besides security risk to their own life.14. mr. sunil sethi appearing for the petitioner in cr.ta no. 05/ ..... abductee was dubbed as a foreign terrorist, 'abu hafiz r/o multan, pakistan' and a case fir no. 133/06 under section 307 rpc, 7/27 arms act was registered in police station, ganderbal in this regard.5. from the investigation of the case, offences under sections 302, 364 rpc read with section 120b rpc were .....