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Manoj Kumar Singh Vs. New Hariyana Transport Company

Court : Kolkata

..... considering the rival contentions hence; there could be no scope for making any application for recall. the document sought to be placed on record were already in control and custody of the company and could have been annexed in the affidavit. the division bench however, observed at the last, it is however, well-settled ..... court adjudicates on the dispute and such adjudication may not have to go through the strict process of proof in accordance with the provisions of the evidence act. once such adjudication is made and such adjudication goes against the company, it is final between the company and the creditor. in case the company does ..... : april 23, 2015. ashim kumar banerjee, j. backdrop: nampa electricals private limited (hereinafter referred to as the said company) engaged new haryana transport company to act as their transporter. they were supposed to transport goods from various places on behalf of the company to the destination according to the instruction given by the company. haryana .....

Smt. Lila Ghosh Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Kolkata

Reported in : (1986)18ITD213(Kol.)

..... referred to the decisions in the cases of cit v. sachindramohan nandy [1984] 146 itr 597 (cal.) and cit v. deoki nandan & sons [1982] 138 itr 225 (delhi).in the former case, it was held that where the assessee does not indicate the method of accounting followed by him, in the ordinary course, the receipt cannot be assessed ..... the payment of compensation. finally, he urged that the income had to be assessed under the head 'income from house property' because it was in the nature of additional rent.7. shri s. dasgupta, the learned representative for the department, on the other hand, supported the order of the authorities below on the grounds stated in their orders. ..... the date of award is a capital receipt. the decision in this case rested upon the distinction between the possession assumed under the provisions of the land acquisition act and the possession otherwise taken. in this case, there was a contract of lease of certain mines belonging to the assessee with another party. there was a .....

Bhagaban Roy and ors. Vs. First Land Acquisition Collector and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1981Cal67,1980(2)CHN135,85CWN59

..... nothing in sub-section (2) shall be construed as preventing any person from claiming refund of any rents or royalties paid by him in excess of the amount due from him under any such laws.' 8. in the schedule various acts and rules of the state govt. which were earlier declared by the supreme court to be without legislative ..... p. l. mehra v. d. r. khanna, : air1971delhi1 (fb). it was held that section 10-e of the amendment act was ineffective and remained void. it was further held that section 7 of the said ..... public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants) amendment act, 1968 was passed and the relevant amendment was made by the insertion of section 10-e which bars the jurisdiction of the court. it was submitted that section 7 could not have any independent existence. reference was made in this connection to the delhi high court decision in the case of .....

D.N. Ghosh and anr. Vs. Additional Sessions Judge and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1959Cal208,63CWN147,(1959)ILLJ587Cal

..... , the matter has been the subject or numerous decisions. in recent times the leading case has been the decision of the supreme court, art. 143, constitution of india and delhi laws act (1912) etc., in re, 1951 scr 747: (air 1951 sc 332). i have analysed the decision in gopal chandra mukherjee v. b.c. das gupta, 93 cal ..... been conferred by the legislative body, upon what is described as a subordinate agent or authority. the limits of subordinate legislation are roughly that it must operate under the control of the legislature from which it derives its authority, it must not have an independent authority. there must be no delegation of the essential legislative powers, and there ..... a mine the business whereof is being carried on by a liquidator or receiver, such liquidator or receiver; but does not include a person who merely receives a royalty, rent or fine from the mine or is merely the proprietor of the mine, subject to any lease, grant or license for the working thereof, or is merely the .....

Srinarayan Mukherjee and anr. Vs. Collector and District Magistrate of ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1969Cal446

..... purpose of stop ing foodgrains. but the very fact that the disputed land has been let out to another department for a different purpose at a monthly rent would show that at the date of the rule it was not necessary for the storage of foodgrains unless it was demonstrated by production of proper materials that ..... is in fact not necessary to decide the question of the validity of title of the petitioners in the instant proceeding inasmuch as section 4 of the act of 1951 lays down an elaborate procedure which is to be complied with in releasing the property from requisition and one of the provisions contained in this ..... made thereunder were continued by virtue of the requisitioned land (continuance of powers) ordinance, 1946 which was eventually replaced by the requisitioned land (continuance of powers) act, 1947. when the constitution came into force the legislative power relating to requisitioning and acquisition became divided between the union and state legislatures by entries 33 of list .....

Safique Alam Alias Safi Vs. the State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1995)2CALLT125(HC)

..... remote.18. the search and seizure within the realm of section 50, according to the learned counsel for the accused, is that the officers authorised under the act is statutorily required to search a person either in presence of any gazetted officer or before any nearest magistrate. the failure to comply with the aforesaid provisions makes ..... the learned counsel for the parties, the learned trial court found the accused guilty for having committed an offence under section 21 of the narcotic drug and psychotropic substances act. accordingly, the accused, was convicted and sentenced to suffer rigorous imprisonment for 10 years and also to pay a fine of rs. 1,00,000/- in default ..... it has been debated at the bar that the object of the n.d.p.s. act has. been made stringent for control of drug menace. we were not unmindful that the legislature while legislating the provision under the n.d.p.s. act, took into consideration the menace of illegal drug trafficking, for which, the corresponding rights of .....

Lasco Vs. Life Insurance Corporation of India

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2006(3)CHN707

..... relied upon.precedent relied upon by the petitioner:8. the learned counsel also referred to the english decision in the case of r. v. westminister (city) london borough rent officer, ex parte rendall reported in 1973, volume iii, all england law reports, page 119. this decision was relied on in support of interpretation of the word ' ..... applicant. the lic approached the estate officer with the grievance that the occupant was in default in making payment of rent since may, 1997 and as such they were liable to be evicted under the said act of 1971. the estate officer upon being satisfied of the aforesaid facts issued a notice to show cause under section ..... 3, brabourne road, calcutta. dispute arose with regard to enhancement of rent. the applicant refused to pay the enhanced rent. since lic did not accept the rent at the old rate the applicant stopped paying rent science may, 1997. a notice under section 4 of the said act of 1971 was served upon the applicant. the applicant replied to the .....

Arindam Basu and ors. Vs. Amal Kumar Bose and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR2006Cal295,2006(4)CHN813

..... the same by virtue of a hire-purchase agreement with the private-respondents. his lordship further ordered that the writ petitioner would run the vehicle under his exclusive control and would keep the same in a running condition until the entire payment is made to the hsbc bank limited, the private respondent, under the agreement. his ..... fully paid, without taking 'no objection certificate' from the financier cannot even transfer the vehicle. although, by virtue of definition of 'owner' in the motor vehicles act, even a hirer before the instalments are fully paid is treated to be the owner for the purpose of complying with the obligations of an owner referred to in ..... the right of a lessor to resume possession by extra judicial method. we have already pointed out that the principle of section 6 of the specific relief act is applicable only to immovable property and cannot have any application to hire-purchase agreement as referred to in the supreme court decisions mentioned above. it appears .....

Ramjidas Mahaliram, in Re.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1936]4ITR25(Cal)

..... be excluded.it is clear from the english decisions that the power of exercising prohibition is discretionary, and that the court should not be chary of exercising it to control persons who are entrusted with the power of imposing any obligation upon individuals and who attempt to exercise those powers in excess of their jurisdiction.it has also been ..... the common law thereof. by clause 21 of the charter it was ordained and established that all courts and magistrates therein referred to should 'be subject to the order and control of the said supreme court of judicature at fort william in bengal, in such sort, manner and form, as the inferior courts and magistrates of..... england are, by law ..... is such a serious point, it is in the power of the court to control him and to order him to state a case'. since the enactment of the new income tax act of 1922 the above case has to some extent become obsolete.the new act has in section 66 empowered the court to require the commissioner to state a case .....

Gobardhan Karmakar Vs. the State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1989)2CALLT76(HC),93CWN1120

..... conviction and sentence in a prosecution under section 13(1) of the rice-milling industry (regulation) act, 1958. the act is obviously a parliamentary legislation enacted under entry no. 52 of the union list which relates to 'industries, the control of which by the union is declared by parliament by law to be expedient in the public ..... of mines and minerals would come within the exclusive legislative jurisdiction of the union once parliament declares such control by the union to be expedient in the public interest and the parliamentary legislation being mines & minerals (regulation & development) act, 1957 has been enacted after such requisite declaration. entry no. 23 of the state list also relates ..... interest' and section 2 of the act contains the requisite declaration to the effect that 'it is hereby declared that it is .....