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Ram Harsh Das Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... case of union of india v. madan lal yadav, reported in : [1996]3scr785 , wherein while dealing with the provision of section 123 of the army act, the apex court held that the trial commences the moment general court martial (gcm) assembles to consider the charge and examine whether they would proceed with the ..... with other accused as a result of which bunglings were done resulting in wrongful loss to the government and wrongful gain to the accused persons. the petitioners acted dishonestly and fraudulently, as a result of which a huge sum of government money was misappropriated. he further submitted that the trial commences after the cognizance ..... while functioning as the superintendent of police, ranchi, during the year 1983 to july, 1984, entered into a criminal conspiracy with several suppliers and committed several acts and omissions resulting into wrongful loss to the state government and wrongful gain to the accused persons. it was stated that he made purchase of articles worth rupees .....

Om Prakash Kapila Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... of the board under section 409, 420, 467, 471, 120b and 201 of the indian penal code and read with other sections of the prevention of corruption act and electricity act. under this circumstances, which of the aforesaid provision of the penal code , has to be gone into at the trial stage. in my opinion, on that ..... without his knowledge or that the exercised all due diligence to prevent such contravention.(2) notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), where an offence under this act has been committed by a company any it is proved that the offence has been committed with the consent or connivance of, or is attributable to any neglect ..... by the government of bihar or any electrical inspector or by the board when one of the principal charges is regarding alleged violation of section 39 of the electricity act for dishonest abstraction of energy and also under section 39a for abatement. further, opposite party no. 2 admittedly not being an electrical inspector, cannot be treated as .....

Mohd. Mokhtar Ahmad @ Mohd. Mokhtar Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... produce of animals, and.(iv) peat, surface soil, rock, and minerals (including limestone, laterite, mineral oils, and all products of mines or quarries).'timber' has been defined under section 2(6) of the act, which runs as follows:'timber' includes trees when they have fallen or have been felled and all wood whether cut up or fashioned ..... it is clear that this point has not been decided. on the other hand, in absense of the counter-affidavit or any notification under section 30 of the act produced on the record. his lordship quashed the seizure of the articles and released the articles. however, he did not quash the prosecution and directed that the ..... two persons, namely, reyazul ansari and the petitioner for me offence under section 414/34 i.p.c. and sections 41 and 42 of the indian forest act and after investigation submitted charge sheet only against reyazul ansari under the aforesaid sections. the chief judicial magistrate, after perusal of the records took cognizance and issued .....

Dr. K.M. Prasad Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... as illegal detention. the division bench of the said high court while interpreting section 167 of the code of criminal procedure and also sub-section (2-a) as inserted by act 45 of 1978 held as under:para 16: 'thus in a case where a person is accused in more cases than one, the officer in charge of the police station ..... smt. maneka gandhi v. union of india (supra) the question falls for consideration before the apex court was as to whether the power conferred to the authorities under the passports act, 1967, for impounding a passport in the interest of the general public is violative of article 14 of the constitution and whether section 10(3)(c) of the said ..... act is violative of article 21 of the constitution since it does on prescribe for procedure with in the meaning of that article and the apex court held as under:we .....

Sunita Kumari and Etc. Vs. Prem Kumar

Court : Patna

Reported in : AIR2009Pat183

..... exercisable by any district court or any subordinate civil court in respect of suits and proceedings of a nature mentioned in the explanation to section 7 of the act. a family court for the purpose of exercising such jurisdiction shall be deemed to be a district court or such subordinate civil court for the area covering the ..... in the patna high court rules governing first appeals are much more detailed and formal than those governing miscellaneous appeals. the cause of justice as per requirement of the act is also best subserved by the view expressed above.14. a contrary view is sure to make the process of hearing the appeal more lengthy and time, consuming ..... not relate to merits of the matter under appeal hence the office is directed to give an opportunity to the parties in pending appeals under section 19 of the act which are still labelled as first appeal to convert them as miscellaneous appeal. this disposes of the issue under reference. since these appeals are correctly labelled, they .....

Amar Aaron Vs. Bank of India and ors

Court : Patna

..... displayed adequate sensitivity and responsibility. the employee has been subjected to unnecessary harassment at the hands of both the bank and the state authorities who have acted casually and irresponsibly in the entire issue. under normal circumstances we may have remanded the matter. but considering the several rounds of litigation, the opportunity ..... also. if the functioning of a quasi-judicial authority has to inspire confidence in the minds of those subjected to its jurisdiction, such authority must act with utmost fairness. its fairness is obviously to be manifested by the language in which charges are couched and conveyed to the person proceeded against. ..... officer, sadar, munger, issued certificate no. 253 of 1976 certifying him to be scheduled tribe (kisan) recognized as scheduled tribe under the scheduled tribes (modification act, 1956). the sub-divisional officer, sadar munger, on 18.01.1985 confirmed having issued the caste certificate no. 253 of 1976 dated 15.07.1976. these .....

Bank of India and ors Vs. Amar Aaron and anr

Court : Patna

..... displayed adequate sensitivity and responsibility. the employee has been subjected to unnecessary harassment at the hands of both the bank and the state authorities who have acted casually and irresponsibly in the entire issue. under normal circumstances we may have remanded the matter. but considering the several rounds of litigation, the opportunity ..... also. if the functioning of a quasi-judicial authority has to inspire confidence in the minds of those subjected to its jurisdiction, such authority must act with utmost fairness. its fairness is obviously to be manifested by the language in which charges are couched and conveyed to the person proceeded against. ..... officer, sadar, munger, issued certificate no. 253 of 1976 certifying him to be scheduled tribe (kisan) recognized as scheduled tribe under the scheduled tribes (modification act, 1956). the sub-divisional officer, sadar munger, on 18.01.1985 confirmed having issued the caste certificate no. 253 of 1976 dated 15.07.1976. these .....

Amar Aaron Vs. the State of Bihar and ors

Court : Patna

..... displayed adequate sensitivity and responsibility. the employee has been subjected to unnecessary harassment at the hands of both the bank and the state authorities who have acted casually and irresponsibly in the entire issue. under normal circumstances we may have remanded the matter. but considering the several rounds of litigation, the opportunity ..... also. if the functioning of a quasi-judicial authority has to inspire confidence in the minds of those subjected to its jurisdiction, such authority must act with utmost fairness. its fairness is obviously to be manifested by the language in which charges are couched and conveyed to the person proceeded against. ..... officer, sadar, munger, issued certificate no. 253 of 1976 certifying him to be scheduled tribe (kisan) recognized as scheduled tribe under the scheduled tribes (modification act, 1956). the sub-divisional officer, sadar munger, on 18.01.1985 confirmed having issued the caste certificate no. 253 of 1976 dated 15.07.1976. these .....

Competent Authority (Acquisition) Vs. Smt. Lalita Todi and ors.

Court : Patna

..... factors particularly the fact that the property was encumbered on various counts. the immovable property transferred did not fall within the provisions of s. 269c of the act. it could not be said that there was any difference between the apparent consideration and the fair market value or the consideration was not truly stated in the ..... in the state of bihar a tenant is in many cases protected against eviction and enhancement of rent under the bihar buildings (lease, rent and eviction) control act, 1947, the depressing effect of the imminent risk of acquisition of about 4,000 square feet of the property in question for road development by the patna improvement ..... purchase by central government of immovable properties in certain cases of transfer.with a view to achieve early finalisation of proceedings under the existing chapter xx-a of the it act, 1961, the board has decided that w.e.f. 1st april, 1986, acquisition proceedings under s. 269c will not be initiated in respect of an immovable .....

Yogi Ram @ Yogi Sah Vs. the State of Bihar and Others

Court : Patna

..... death, namely, whether it is suicidal, homicidal, accidental or by some machinery, etc. it is, therefore, not necessary to enter all the details of the overt acts in the inquest report. evidence of eyewitnesses cannot be discarded if their names do not figure in the inquest report prepared at the earliest point of time. the inquest ..... it is proper to reject the case for want of corroboration by independent witnesses if the case made out is otherwise true and acceptable.? 58. moreover, the evidence act does not identify or bifurcate the status of witnesses, nor requires quantity of the evidence, rather quality of the evidence which could be gathered by having a look ..... to section 134 of the evidence act. 59. apart from this, after having holistic appraisal of the evidence of prosecution, more particularly, pws-1, 3 and 4, it is apparent that the defence had .....