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Sep 06 2007 (HC)

Arun Kanungo and ors. Vs. D. PakynteIn and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... premji associated themselves in finding prospective customers for disposing of the contraband whereby they abetted commission of the crime within the meaning of section 29 of the ndps act.in the result, we find no ground to interfere with the impugned judgment of conviction and sentence. accordingly, the impugned judgment and order is hereby affirmed ..... the accused persons were recorded. the accused persons were arrested mainly on suspicion of having committed offence punishable under section 8(c), 21 and 29 of the ndps act. as per the law laid down by the apex court in veera ibrahim v. state of maharashtra reported in : 1976crilj860 certain conditions must be fulfilled ..... taken part in procuring and trying to dispose of the contraband drugs and were accordingly convicted of the offences of abetment and criminal conspiracy under section 29 ndps act, and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for 10 years each with a fine of rs. 1 lac in default to undergo another one year rigorous imprisonment. .....

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Oct 16 2007 (HC)

Deba Kumar Das Vs. Gauhati High Court and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... and relevant justifying the discharge of a probationer, mere omission to mention the same in the order would not necessarily be fatal if taken note of and acted upon by the authority concerned. the sequence of events noticed hereinabove and the relevant facts available before the administrative committee proclaim that its resolution followed a well ..... became confirmed under the said rules, the apex court reiterated its view in sukhbans singh, surpa, and concluded that even though a probationer may have continued to act in the post to which he was appointed on probation, he could not become a permanent servant merely because of efflux of time, unless the rules of ..... on 10/9/2002, the informant had submitted a complaint before the registrar general of this court stating about the same and leveling other allegations against him as well. acting on this complaint, the registrar (i & e) of this court by his letter dated 16/ 11/2002 requested the chief judicial magistrate, tinsukia, to submit .....

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Feb 22 2008 (HC)

Rani Narah Vs. State of Assam

Court : Guwahati

..... this perspective that the provisions of section 473 need to be considered.46. coupled with the above, it is also worth noticing that under the limitation act, which applies to civil proceedings, extension of the period of limitation or condonation of delay is possible only when the appellant or the applicant satisfies the ..... receiving a complaint of facts, which may or may not constitute offence, makes over a case to another magistrate, subordinate to him, for disposal, does this act of the chief judicial magistrate necessarily denote that the chief judicial magistrate has made over the case, for inquiry or trial, after having taken cognizance effective answers ..... section 173(2), which may or may not reflect commission of offence, makes over a case to another magistrate, subordinate to him, for disposal, does this act of the chief judicial magistrate necessarily imply that the chief judicial magistrate has made over the case, for inquiry or trial, after having taken 'cognizance' and (ii .....

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Jun 04 2008 (HC)

Rosendra Chandra Das Vs. State of Assam and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... may either reach the same conclusion or reiterate its earlier conclusion or it can reach a different conclusion. during such extended investigation, the investigating agency can either act on the same materials or on other materials, whichmay come to theirnotice, and it is really for the investigating agency to exercise its powers, when it ..... be accepted in view of the judgment in kazi lhendup dorji that an investigation undertaken by cbi pursuant to a consent granted under section 6 of the act is to be completed, notwithstanding withdrawal of the consent, and that 'further investigation' is a continuation of such investigation which culminates in a further police ..... had been named by the informant as accused, the charge-sheet stated that no evidence against them was found. the learned chief judicial magistrate, cachar, having acted upon the charge-sheet, so submitted, took 'cognizance' of offence under section 304b ipc and directed issuance of process against the sole accused named in the .....

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Jul 22 2009 (HC)

Thomas Nongtdu Vs. State of Meghalaya

Court : Guwahati

Reported in : 2009CriLJ4395

..... is thus no case of improper exercise of jurisdiction by her in passing the impugned order. on the contrary, had she refused such permission, such refusal would have amounted to acting contrary to the observations made by the apex court in s. papaiah : 1997 cri lj 4636 (supra).8. the result of the foregoing discussion is that there is no merit ..... prayer of the i.o. insp. k. prasad dated 19th june 2009 for reasons stating therein, pray for adding section 225, ipc r/w section 25(i-b)/27 arms act which is allowed.later,seen and perused prayer of the i.o. insp. k. prasad, shillong sadar p.s. for the reasons stating therein, for re-opening of the case .....

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Dec 02 2009 (HC)

Radhabari Tea Co. P. Ltd. Vs. Mridul Kumar Bhattacharjee and ors.

Court : Guwahati

Reported in : [2010]153CompCas579(Gauhati)

..... modern company law (second edition), has observed to the effect that the purpose of the doctrine of ultra vires was to ensure that an investor, in a gold mining company, did not find himself holding shares in a fried fish shop and to give those, who allowed credit to a limited company, some assurance that its assets would ..... the shareholder is a free right to transfer to whom he will, it is not necessary to seek in the articles for a power to transfer, for the act (the english act of 1980) itself gives such a power. it is only necessary to look to the articles to ascertain the restrictions, if any, upon it. thus a member ..... of contract is, thus, dependent on the happening or not happening of some collateral event. thus, a 'contingent contract' contains, within itself, two contracts, firstly, tire principal act agreed to be done or not be done, and embedded, in this principal contract, is the collateral contract of contingency. sections 32, 33, 34 are various contingencies contemplated in .....

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May 07 2013 (HC)

Londhoni Devi and Others Vs. the State Through National Investigation ...

Court : Guwahati

..... in shortest possible period and the trial by having precedence over other cases as is stipulated in section 19. 57. section 3 of the nia act, 2008, therefore, empowers the central government to constitute a special agency to be called national investigating agency for investigation of scheduled offences, which means ..... 21. elaborating his above submissions, mr. mishra, learned senior counsel, contends that if a case, involving any penal provision of the unlawful activities (prevention) act, 1967, is investigated by police, the accused can move the sessions court or the high court, against an order framing charge invoking its revisional jurisdiction, because ..... whereby the learned court below has framed charges under sections 120b and 121a ipc read with sections 17, 18, 20 and 21 of the unlawful activities (prevention) act, 1967, against the present accused-appellants. 2. before these appeals could be heard on merit, a preliminary objection has been raised by the respondent herein, namely .....

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Jan 13 2016 (HC)

Pema Khandu and Others Vs. Nabam Rebia, Speaker of the Arunachal Prade ...

Court : Guwahati

..... [50] from the above, what has emerged is that under article 163(2) of the constitution, it would be permissible to the governor to act without ministerial advice in certain situations, depending upon the circumstances therein, even though they may not specifically be mentioned in the constitution as discretionary functions. ..... advanced by the learned counsel representing the respondents is towards questioning the very maintainability of the writ petitions on the ground that the governor having acted with his domain, competence and jurisdiction towards passing the impugned orders, the same cannot be called in question invoking the jurisdiction of this court under ..... summoning the assembly, under the rules of procedure and conduct of business of the arunachal pradesh legislative assembly. in discharging this function, the governor acts as a constitutional head and therefore his decision to pre-pone the assembly session without advice of the chief minister and primarily on requisition made by .....

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