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Vajra Shree Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1995KAR1836; 1995(3)KarLJ602

..... powers. the learned advocate also relied on the decision of the supreme court reported in a.i.r, 1977 supreme court 2149, the bihar eastern gangetic fishermen co-operative society ltd. v. sipahi singh and ors., wherein, the supreme court laid down that a mandamus cannot be granted to enforce an obligation flowing from a contract. ..... of the rajasthan high court reported in , ishwar singh v. ganga singh and ors., wherein, the court relied on the decision of the supreme court in the calcutta gas company's case referred to supra and restated the position in law that it is necessary that the petitioner should first demonstrate that the relief is of the ..... rights of the petitioner has come to an end on 10.4.1994, the petitioner's learned advocate contended that the decision of the supreme court reported in : air1962sc1044 calcutta gas co. (proprietary) ltd v. state of west bengal and ors., wherein, the supreme court had occasion to interpret the nature and scope of proceedings under article .....

Ram Chandra Vyas Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1969All480

..... 3) of the u. p. municipalities act. it seems to me that section 241(1)(b) of the government of india act is expressly confined in operation to government servants who are employed by the provincial government (now the state government), and section 57 of the act expressly and specifically deals with the manner in ..... the constitution and prior to our present constitution, the provincial government derived its powers from the government of india act, 1935, which also contained the constitution operating in this country before it was replaced by the present constitution. the mere fact that the state government is the sanctioning or approving authority does not convert ..... 1940 edition, paragraph 195, at page 334 this means: 'that if a statute enumerates the things upon which it is to operate, everything else must necessarily, and by implication, be excluded from its operation and effect. .....so also,if the statute directs that certain acts shall be done in a specified manner or by certain persons .....

Sumit Vs. Payyannur Municipality

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2004(1)KLT438

..... the purpose of recycling, treating, processing and disposing of solid wastes or converting such solid wastes into compost or any other matter construct, acquire, operate, maintain and manage any establishment within or without the municipal area and run it on a commercial basis or may contract out such activity'.20. ..... rules, and for any infrastructure development for collection, storage, segregation, transportation, processing and disposal of municipal solid wastes.(2) the municipal authority or an operator of a facility shall make an application in form-i, for grant of authorisation for setting up, waste processing and disposal facility including landfills from ..... waste exist. one can produce biogas by anaerobic digestion of the waste and obtain manure as a byproduct. technologies for accelerated digestion for large-scale operations have been used in western countries. these technologies have not been tried in india and are not maintenance-free. passive technologies for producing biogas .....

State Transport Authority and ors. Vs. Nirmalendu Das and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1989Cal392,93CWN933

..... entire facts and circumstances, asked for the grant of permit in respect of the route from balurghat to digha via paniparul, egra, howrah railway station, nh 6, nh 4 esplanade, behrampore, calcutta, 24-parganas, nadia. malda, west dinajpore etc., as a daily service. such representation was made, pursuant to the application for temporary permit ..... travel from one point to another without having to change from one service to another on route. this can always be done by appropriate clauses exempting operators already having permits over common sector from the scheme and by incorporating appropriate conditional clauses in the scheme to enable them to ply their vehicles over ..... transport service for the carriage of passengers in any notifies area or notified route in pursuance of an approved scheme enabling such undertaking to run and operate such service to the complete exclusion of other persons, then inotwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this chapter or in ch. iv, the state .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Dewar's Garage (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1993]204ITR763(Cal)

..... wages and stores, machinery repairs, etc., for the purpose of putting the machinery in working order and bringing the colliery to a state where the mining operations could be resumed. but in the case before us, the amount was spent for replacement of beams and parapets and thorough renovation of the building. in ..... , more attractive and comfortable than before to its patrons. the expenditure included certain luxury elements not present in the original structure. the decision of the calcutta high court against the allowance of such expenditure was principally on the ground that allowable repairs cannot include luxury repairs. a similar view has been taken by ..... is no dispute that an expenditure on current repairs is allowable as a revenue expenditure. but it is necessary to understand what the expression 'current repairs' means. the calcutta high court in the case of humayun properties ltd. : [1962]44itr73(cal) , has held that 'current repairs' can be only such repairs which have periodicity .....

Arun Kumar Mukherjee and anr. Vs. Bokaro Steel Employees (Calcutta) an ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1994)2CALLT147(HC)

..... to the plaint. it is stated in the plaint that the plaintiff no. 1, bokaro steel employees (calcutta) co-operative housing society, a proposed unregistered co-operative society having its office at 13, camac street, p.s. park street, calcutta, which is represented by the chief promoter, viz. plaintiff no. 2, manish chandra mitra, entered into an ..... as earnest money. since there is allegation of failure to perform the part of contract, the suit has been filed by the aforesaid proposed unregistered co-operative society along with 9 persons described as all promoters including the chief promoter manish chandra mitra as plaintiff no. 2, in the aforesaid title suit an ..... approval of the chairman, determine.10. the sum and substance of mr. mitra's argument is that looking at the provisions of the west bengal co-operative societies act and the rules framed thereunder, as highlighted above, the plaintiffs-respondents cannot sustain a suit and the nature of injunction passed by the learned .....

Huzrat Syed Shah Mustarshid Ali Al Quadari Vs. Commr. of Wakfs and ors ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1954Cal436

..... acted under the rules, the petitioner will pay his costs but otherwise there will be no order as to costs. the interim orders will be vacated. the operation of the order is stayed for 3 weeks. any further stay must be obtained from the court of appeal, if there is an appeal. writs of ..... his powers, duties or functions, except those conferred by some sections specified'.the learned advocate-general points out that the distinction lies in the fact that under section 34, calcutta municipal act not only 'powers' and 'duties' can be delegated but also 'functions', which would attract subjective satisfaction. mr. mitter also refers to section 11(1) ..... and yet they contain provisions for delegation. mr. mitter appearing on behalf of respondent no. 3 gave a number of instances. he pointed out various sections of the calcutta municipal act, 1951 which required the subjective satisfaction of the commissioner viz. section 210(3) (if satisfied), section 288 (has reason to believe), section 325 (if .....

Ganapati Sur and anr. Vs. the State and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1971CriLJ107

..... i have roapootfully agreed with the observations of mr. justice p. b. mukharji as made therein. section 66 of bengal act 4 of 1866 comes into operation only when any of the offences referred to therein is committed. in the present proceedings the incident com. plained of is not an offence because the hawkera ..... , oiled or otherwise treated in a suitable manner, and take all necessary steps for that purpose.the statute therefore casts a duty upon the corporation of calcutta for the purpose of publio convenience for suitably maintaining the public streets etc, and enjoins upon it to take necessary steps in furtherence thereof. the statute further ..... stones and other materials, of such streets and squares, and all erections, materials, implements and other things provided for such streets or squares, which are situated in calcutta, shall vest in and belong to the corporation.it would accordingly appear that all publio streets etc., as referred to in the aforesaid section, shall vest in and .....

Ramubhai Kariyabhai Patel and Others Union of India and Others

Court : National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... by cpcb either through documentation or through personal verification. the information submitted in para 5 of the said affidavit mainly stems from the information provided by operator itself. 10. during its inspection carried out on december 2-3, 2013 the cpcb made following observations : * no sludge/hazardous wastage was found ..... states that he had instructions to appear for r-2 also, though separate affidavit has not been filed. respondent 3 and 4 are project developer and operator, while respondent 5 is gujarat industrial development corporation which has developed the vapi industrial area. respondent 6 is central pollution control board. for the clarity ..... plant (cetp) and a common hazardous waste treatment storage and disposal facility (chwtsdf) has been provided in vapi industrial area which are developed, managed and operated by vapi waste and effluent management company ltd. i.e. respondent no.4. the vapi industrial area is a huge industrial complex accommodatinghundreds of units, .....

Meharraj Vs. 1)The State of Tamil Nadu,

Court : Chennai

..... and welfare of the prisoners and their proper training for rehabilitation in society. he shall plan, organize and control all the institutional programmes, activities and operation. he shall endeavour to develop an institutional atmosphere for correctional work. he shall also exercise general supervision over security and custody arrangements and have custody ..... her ordinary place of residence. if a person ordinarily resides in delhi, to keep him in detention in a far off place like madras or calcutta is a punitive measure by itself which, in matters of preventive detention at any rate, is not to be encouraged. besides, keeping a person ..... the same, mr.palani, superintendent of prisons, trichy central prison, trichy and mr.senthil kumar, additional superintendent of prison, central prison, trichy, mr.eswaramoorthy, operation cellphone team, mr.punniyamoorthi, mr.vijayaraj and three other police officials physically attacked the prisoner and due to the same, he sustained injuries in the neck, .....