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Angou Golmei Vs. Vizovolie Chakha Sang

Court : Patna

..... dated 25th april, 1993 prepared by sri. k.r.c. pillai, who effected the seizure, annexure-24, shows (a) on 30th march, 1993 information was received from assistant security commissioner, r.p.f barauni, regarding illicit movement of cloves and javitri through railway wagons placed at garhara transhipment yard, (b) the information was processed and worked out by the ..... in manipur or nagaland or other north-eastern states and, therefore, coming as they do from dimapur they must have been smuggled from outside i.e. across the indo-burman border. this case, in that sense, is different from the usual run-of-the mill cases where the dispute centres round the 'identity' of the goods.8. this takes ..... view of the provisions of section 3(3) and section 4 of the 1992 act read with the relevant entry, namely, item 8 of part ii of schedule ii of the schedule, the import and export policy having statutory force under section 3(2) of that act, there cannot be any doubt that the clove will be deemed to be a .....

Emperor Vs. Bashan Madar Korbu

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1948)50BOMLR290

..... 2, 1947, he was removed to yeravda central prison. about december 8, 1947, a copy of the notice of the grounds of detention under section 3 of the public security measures act dated november 25, 1947, was served upon him. the notice, after setting out the grounds for detention, stated that he had a right to make a representation to/ ..... notice served upon him under section 3 have nothing to do with the sholapur city. the grounds mentioned in that notice are:your village is the last village of the border of this district. your movements have been very suspicious. your activities these days have been prejudicial to the public peace, safety and convenience of this district.4. so ..... the district magistrate, provided the circumstances justify it, shall make an order directing that he be detained. but section 2(4) provides that 'so long as there is in force in respect of any person an order under clause (a) of sub-section (1), he shall be liable to be removed to, and detained in, such place and under .....

V. S. R. M. Firm Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1963]47ITR720(Mad)

..... peculiar or particular facts. the difficulty of applying what may be called settled rule of law is manifest from the diversity of judicial decisions in the matter. in a few border line cases two opinions can be given in favour of the revenue or against it, the one as plausible and logical as the other. '... in many cases it is ..... this dictum has been approved by the house of lords and also by the judicial committee of the privy council in numerous cases and it has now acquired almost the force of a rule of law.a receipt is stamped with the character of income if it emerges out of a trading activity or scheme of profit-making. the mere ..... profit... assessable to income tax. but it is equally well established that enhanced values obtained from realisation or conversion of securities may be so assessable, where what is done is not merely a realisation or change of investment, but an act done in what is truly the carrying on, or carrying out of, a business... what is the line which separates .....

Smt. Kalavathi S. Nergi Vs. the District Commissioner, District Caste ...

Court : Karnataka

..... senior advocate would therefore submit that the appellant - employee could not have claimed the benefit of her marital status to secure employment. the alternative argument that even otherwise she belonged to a notified backward class by birth and therefore, she ..... backwages on account of the supreme court having found that there was suppression of material and information from the court, bordering on fraud, the senior advocate would submit .hat the appellant in the present case on hand, on the ..... of cases, decided by this court. involving circumstances where a caste certificate is issued prior to the coming into force of the karnataka scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes (reservation of appointments) rules, 1992, cannot be ..... andhra pradesh. the said election was challenged before the high court of andhra pradesh under the representation of peoples act, 1951. the election petitions were allowed upholding the challenge on the ground that the appellant was not qualified .....

Si (Cm) D.C. Tiwari and ors. Vs. Uoi and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... the petitioners joined the itbpf sometimes in 1970s. itbpf was earlier a unit of central reserve police force (crpf) and governed by the terms of its enactment. the separate enactment, the indo tibetan police force act was brought into force in 1992 and the rules including rules of recruitment were framed in 1994. the petitioners, as ..... unreserved category employees, they had to serve longer spells of service in the feeder cadre as compared with the reserved category candidates who used to normally secure accelerated promotion on account of abundance of vacancies in the higher cadre. nevertheless, the criteria of seniority-cum-fitness was perceived as operating to the ..... hon'ble mr. justice sudershan kumar misra s. ravindra bhat, j.(open court) 1. the petitioners, who were recruited and were serving with indian tibetan border police force (hereinafter referred to as itbpf) at the relevant time, are challenging the recruitment rules of 1999 and standing order no. 10/2000 dated 27th july, 2000 .....

Gandhi Sewa Sadan Rajsmand Vs. State Of Rajasthan

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... and reconstruction assistance to the victims of any disaster; and (l) such other matters as it deems necessary or expedient for the purpose of securing effective implementation of provisions of this act.108. the corresponding responsibilities of departments of the state government have been delineated in section 39, which reads thus: 39. responsibilities of departments ..... accommodation, home or otherwise of persons suspected of being infected with any such disease by the officer authorized in the regulation or orders; (c) to seal state borders for such period as may be deemed necessary; (d) to impose restrictions on the operation of public and private transport; (e) to prescribe social distancing ..... the case may be. that provision does not empower the state government to reduce the school fees which is approved by the slfc and is in force for the concerned academic year.69. according to the appellants neither the order dated 28.10.2020 issued by the director, secondary education can be .....

Sims' Lessee Vs. Irvine

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to the plaintiff in error, shall be deemed to relate to the time of taking out the warrant not only in consequence of the compact, which secured all prior rights of virginia, and the act in confirmation of it, but also on account of the express saving of all prior rights in the grant to the plaintiff in error by the commonwealth ..... notwithstanding the objection as to the bed of the river, for as the law is general (such at least it appears to me) that where two countries, or two counties, border on a navigable river, the middle of the bed of the river is the boundary line, i see nothing in this case to prove it an exception, and consequently the ..... tract of land not exceeding four hundred acres upon any of the eastern waters, which hath not been surveyed or forfeited, according to the laws and rules of government in force at the time of making such entry, the surveyor of the county where such land lies shall after advertising legal notice thereof, proceed to survey the same accordingly, and .....

Missouri-kansas Pipe Line Co. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , and consider the advisability of, alternative methods of financing from any responsible under-writer);" "that, if such contracts be made with or financial assistance be secured from columbia gas, such contracts may be made or financial assistance furnished only upon terms or conditions which do not in any way, directly or indirectly, ..... to shut out operation in the indiana-ohio-michigan area by the panhandle company, which had built a natural gas pipeline from the texas fields to the border of indiana. panhandle was an offspring of missouri-kansas pipe line company (hereafter called mokan), which, at the inception of the government's suit, still ..... the acquisition by columbia oil of half of panhandle's stock and junior debt and its whole senior debt. these acts stifled, so it was claimed, panhandle's potential competition, rendered it insolvent, and forced mokan into receivership. the consent decree sought to assure opportunities for competition by panhandle. deeming the terms of the .....

Richardson Vs. Ramirez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of california, and did not contest the named plaintiffs' legal claim that they had a right to vote secured by the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment which overrode the contrary provisions of the california constitution. ..... manifestly no state should have its basis of national representation enlarged by reason of a portion of citizens within its borders to which the elective franchise is denied. if political power shall be lost because of such denial, not ..... interest." id. at 593. [ footnote 2/33 ] president's commission on law enforcement and the administration of justice, task force report: corrections 89-90 (1967): "[t]here seems no justification for permanently depriving all convicted felons of the vote. . . ..... amendment. in fact, one form of disenfranchisement -- one-year durational residence requirements -- specifically authorized by the reconstruction act, one of the contemporaneous enactments upon which the court relies to show the intendment of the framers of the .....

Biren Datta and ors. Vs. the Chief Commissioner of Tripura

Court : Guwahati

..... and the order under article 359(1) of the constitution.4. on the 8th of september, 1962, the chinese aggressively attacked the northern border of india and that constituted a threat to the security of india. that is why on the 26th of october, 1962, the president issued a proclamation under article 352 of the constitution. this ..... rights conferred by articles 21 and 22 of the constitution for the period during which the proclamation of emergency, issued on the 26th october, 1962, would be in force. on the 6th november, 1962, the rules framed by the central government were published. then followed an amendment of the presidential order on the 11th november, 1962 ..... was sought to be communicated to the detents could not invalidate the decision. it was further observed that the act was silent regarding the communication or form of formal order.34. there is a good deal of force in this argument of the learned government advocate. but before dealing with the arguments advanced by the advocates, it .....