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Suttons and Sons (India) Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1995(75)ELT229(Cal)

..... in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of the destructive insects and pests act, 1914 (2 of 1914), and in supersession of plants, fruits and seeds (regulation of import into india ) order, 1989 for the purpose of prohibiting and regulating the import into india of agricultural articles mentioned in the said order, the plants, fruits and seeds (regulation of import into india) order, 1989 was promulgated. ..... for sowing or planting in form 'd' specified in condition (3)(i) of clause 3 of the plants, fruits and seeds (regulation of import into india) order 1984, issued under sub-section (i) of section 3 of the destructive insects and pests act, 1914.ministry of agriculture has since informed that all such materials imported as accompanied baggage or through international postal channel for consumption of sowing/planting shall be allowed without import permit and phytosanitary certificate (copy of the letter enclosed).in view of the above, conditions of the aforesaid exemption ..... 56(e) - in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of destructive insects and pests act, 1914 (2 of 1914), the central government hereby makes the following amendment in the plants, fruits and seeds (regulation of import into india) order, 1989, namely :-1. .....

Ravindra Kamalakant Shukla @ Ravindra K. Shukla and anr. Vs. Commissio ...

Court : Kolkata

..... of regulations 9(3)(a) to 9(3)(p) of the 1984 regulations except for the changes indicated hereinbelow: regulation 9(3)(m) and 9(3)(o) of the 1984 regulations provided as follows : (m) drawback; (o) the provisions of allied acts including imports and exports (control) act, 1947 (18 of 1947), foreign exchange regulation act, 1973 (46 of 1973), indian explosives act, 1884 (4 of 1884), arms act, 1959 (54 of 1959), opium act, 1878 (1 of 1878) drugs and cosmetics act, 1940 (23 of 1940) destructive insects and pests act, 1914 (2 of 1914), dangerous drugs act, 1930 (2 of 1930) in so far as they are relevant to the clearance of goods through ..... destructive insects and pests act, 1914 [2 of 1914 ..... by an agent of the owner, importer or exporter of any goods shall, unless the contrary is proved, be deemed to have been done with the knowledge and consent of such owner, importer or exporter, so that in any proceedings under this act, the owner, importer or exporter of the goods shall also be liable as if the thing had been done by himself. ..... appointed by the person in charge of a conveyance and any person who represents himself to any officer of customs as an agent of any such person in charge, and is accepted as such by that officer, shall be liable for the fulfilment in respect of the matter in question of all obligations imposed on such person in charge by or under this act or any law for the time being in force, and to penalties and confiscations which may be incurred in respect of that .....

Emperor Vs. Panchu Das and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 58Ind.Cas.929

..... , rests upon the court when it is called upon to review the case on the evidence under clause 9,6 of the letters patent read with section 167 of the indian evidence act the evidence improperly admitted might have chicly influenced the jury to return a verdict of guilty, and the rest of the evidence, which might on paper appear to the court subservient to support the conviction might have been reasonably disbelieved by them in view of the demeanour ..... 633 to which the attention of the standing counsel was drawn by the learned chief justice in the course of the argument, as destructive of his contention:the admissibility, not merely the weight, of the evidence depends upon the evidence of such conduct as would authorize a reasonable inference of a systematic pursuit of the tame criminal object.45. ..... evidence also on the following points, namely, (1) the circumstances which led to the discovery and arrest of the two accused; and (2) facts to establish that the two accused bad, as it was put, hunted in couples, and in several instances taken part in thefts from rich prostitutes, that is, a series of incidents from 1914 to 1918 were proved to establish that they had lived together and had transactions together; that a system had been followed by them; that they used .....

Jogendra Nath Saha Chaudhury and ors. Vs. Mahraja Jagadindra Nath Roy ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1921Cal577,67Ind.Cas.170

..... subordinate judge has been assailed on three grounds, namely, first, that the trial court had no jurisdiction to entertain the suit; secondly, that the land is comprised in the patni taluk held by the defendants and thirdly, that if the land be found to have been situated beyond the limits of the patni taluk, the defendants have acquired an indefeasible title by adverse possession for the statutory period.2. the first ground ..... . the case for the defendants is not further advanced by the recitals (assuming them to be admissible in evidence) contained in the darpatni lease granted by one of them to prosanna kumar ganguly on the 12th september 1882, and, the decree dated 6th november 1903 in a partition suit amongst members of their family; these recitals do not contain even an assertion of right or claim with regard to the property now in suit, but only an ..... in 1910, in the course of cadastral survey proceedings under the tenth chapter of the bengal tenancy act, a dispute arose between the plaintiff and the defendants, who claimed that they were in possession of the land now in suit as comprised in a patni taluk known as goalnagar maldah held by them under the maharaja ..... acquired such title is found hedged all round by inextricable difficulties, when we bear in mind a fundamental fact, which is admitted by both the parties, namely, that the disputed site has been subject to the destructive action of the river padma ..... rights drawn up on this basis was finally published on the 1st august 1914. .....

Emperor Vs. Barendra Kumar Ghose

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 81Ind.Cas.353

..... them is liable, whichever of the three fired the fatal shot.if you ebiiie to the conclusion that these three of four persons came into the post office with thai intention, to rob and; if necessary, to kill; ahd death resulted from their act, if that be so, you are bound to, find a verdict of guilty.i say if you doubt that it was the pistol of the accused which fifed the fatal shot, that ..... may be constituted by one or more judges of the high court, but it shall be at the discretion of any such court to reserve any point or points of law for the opinion of the high court, clauses 25 and 26 of the letters patent, therefore, make it plain that, when a point or points of law has or have been reserved or certified by the advocate-general as erroneously decided or as worthy of further consideration, the high ..... in the light of the facts in the present case in the following manner: when a series of acts involving or resulting in a crime to wit the destruction of the post master is done by several persons in furtherance of the common intention of all, each of such persons is liable for that series of acts in the same manner as if the whole series were done by him alone. ..... edition, 1914, page 238) where the following statement occurs: 'where several persons unite, with a common purpose, to effect any criminal object, all who assist in the accomplishment of that object are equally guilty, though some may be at a distance from the spot where the crime is committed and ignorant of ..... 1914 ..... 1914 ..... 1914 .....

The King Emperor Vs. Barendra Kumar Ghose

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1924Cal257

..... resulted, each of them is liable whichever of the three fired the fatal shot.if you come to the conclusion that these three or four persons came into the post office with that intention to rob and if necessary to kill and death resulted from their act, if that be so, you are bound to find a verdict of guilty.i say if you doubt that it was the pistol of the accused which fired the fatal shot, that does not matter. ..... . the section can also beread, in the light of the fact in the presentcase, in the following manner: - when aseries of acts involving or resulting in acrime, to wit the destruction of the postmaster, is done by several persons in furtherance of the common intention of all,each of such persons is liable for thatseries of acts in the same manner as if thewhole series were done by him alone ..... . no reference appears to have been made to the view of the law taken in this court before and after nirmal kanta roy's case (1914) 41 cal ..... . mayne adhered to this view in his work on the criminal law of india (fourth edition, 1914, page 238), where the following statement occurs: 'where several persons unite, with a common purpose, to effect any criminal object, all who assist in the accomplishment of that object are equally guilty, though some may be at a distance from the spot where the crime is: committed and ignorant of what is actually done ..... ., in the, case of nirmal kanta roy (1914) 41 cal ..... nirmal kanta roy (1914) 41 cal. ..... nirmal kanta roy (1914) 41 cal. ..... nirmal kanta roy (1914) 41 cal. .....

Barendra Kumar Ghose Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 83Ind.Cas.580

..... lushington observed that the consequences of granting an appeal in cases of this description were so exceedingly strong, they were so entirely destructive of the administration of all criminal jurisprudence, that the board could not for a single moment doubt that they were of the greatest importance in guiding their lordships to form a ..... for the petitioners stated that they were not in a position to proceed with the petition for leave to appeal as the transcripts of the judgment of the chief court and of the evidence had not reached them, and they asked the board to make an order or a recommendation to the government of india for the postponement of the execution of the sentences pending the hearing of the ..... ) were left to notify the government of india that an application for special leave was pending before, the judicial committee; this they did, and they were in fact reprived, pending the hearing of the petition, which was ultimately dismissed as no ground of appeal was shown to bring the matter within the limited - class of cases where the judicial committee ..... 42 ordains that this court shall, in all cases of appeal to his majesty in council, conform to and execute such judgments and orders as his majesty in council might think fit to make in the premises; and this has to be read along with section 21 of the judicial committee act, 1833 (stat. ..... (1914) ..... regam (1914) ..... regam (1914) ..... : (1914) m.w.n. ..... gam (1914) a.c ..... (1914) ..... regam (1914) ..... (1914) ..... : (1914) m.w.n. ..... : (1914) a.c. ..... : (1914) m.w.n. ..... (1914) .....

Barendra Kumar Ghose Vs. King-emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1924Cal545

..... lushington observed that the consequences of granting an appeal in cases of this description, wore so exceedingly strong, they were so entirely destructive of the administration of all criminal jurisprudence, that the board could not for a single moment doubt, that they were of the greatest importance in guiding their lordships to form a judgment ..... counsel for the petitioners stated that they were not in a position to proceed with the petition for leave to appeal, as the transcripts of the judgment of the chief court and of the evidence had not reached them, and they asked the board to make an order or a recommendation to the government of india for the postponement of the execution of the sentences pending the hearing of the petition ..... 29, were left to notify the government of india that an application for special leave was pending before the judicial committee; this-they did, and they were in fact reprieved, pending the hearing of the petition, which was ultimately dismissed as no ground of appeal was shown to bring the matter within the limited class of cases where the judicial committee intervenes ..... clause 42 ordains that this court shall, in all cases of appeal to his majesty in council, conform to and execute such judgments and orders as his majesty in council might think fit to make in the premises and this has to be read along with section 21 of the judicial committee act, 1833 (stat. ..... [1914] ..... rex [1914] a.c. ..... [1914] ..... [1914] ..... [1914] a.c ..... [1914] a.c ..... [1914] a.c ..... 1914 ..... [1914] a.c .....

Begraj Gadhuram Vs. E.i. Ry. Co. and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1928Cal697

..... based1 upon a misconception, what was found by the learned subordinate judge was that on one particular date the chaukidar who was in charge of the goods yard and who first noticed the loss saw that the contents of the package were gone and only the gunny covering was left, but there is nothing to show that even that gunny covering was delivered to the-plaintiffs or tendered for delivery. ..... in determining this question he will not take it that we are in any way approving of the suggestion to be found in the judgment under appeal and which is to the effect that the strike was not an unexpected one, but should hold that the strike was an unforeseen event unless he finds evidence on the record for comming ..... the appellants' contention is that the learned subordinate judge has erred in law in holding against the validity of the notice, and that if this contention be accepted the appellants, on the other findings of the learned subordinate judge, would be entitled ..... if this finding of 'wilful neglect' is to have any bearing on the question whether the requirements of section 151, contract act, have been complied with or not, it is clear to my mind that it is vitiated as it has proceeded upon a confusion of ideas which is the result of mixing up how the administration should have behaved towards its ..... 288 as meaningthat the act is done deliberately and intentionally and not by accident or inadvertence, but so that the mind of the person who does the act goes with it : ..... (1914) ..... roy (1914) .....

Midnapore Zamindary Co. Ltd. Vs. Chandra Singha Dudhuria and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1939Cal1

..... a):profits and losses in consequence of drought or inundation, death, abandonment, waste, desertion, production or non-production, destruction by insects, deposit of sand, payment or non-payment, possession or dispossession, ..... therefore is that the failure to get the entry cancelled by a suit under that section on the grounds specified therein precludes the civil court from entertaining and giving effect to any plea which would have the effect of declaring that the amount of rent was not correctly settled under section 104-a to section ..... this plea, not only was there no-issue raised in the court below, but when the suit came up for disposal and on the first and only day of hearing, the subordinate judge rejected the patta, when it was tendered in evidence for the defendants, on ..... that the defence on which the defendants now rely in these two rent suits ought to have been made a ground of attack in the rajshahi suit brought by them and that the defendants were precluded from taking this defence now by the principles of constructive res judicatet laid down in section 2, expl. ..... act, subject to the result of a suit in the civil court under section 104-h of the act, all rents settled under section 104-a to section 104-f and entered in the record of eights finally published under section 103-a are to be deemed to have been correctly settled and to be fair and equitable rents within the meaning of the act ..... of which rent has been claimed in these two suits were formed in the year 1914. .....