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Kazem Sk. Alias Kamruzzaman Alias Kazeman Vs. State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2008)3CALLT393(HC),2008CriLJ4474

..... marked ext.4. the said complaint was sent to p.s. through driver abdus selim with direction to start case under sections 147, 148, 149, 324, 326, 436, 364, 304 i.p.c. and 6(3) of indian explosives act. i endorsed this case to s.i. g.c. mitra for investigation. during my stay, i arranged for sending ..... only includes what is expressly stated therein, but also what is necessarily implied therefrom.'contradict' according to the oxford dictionary means to affirm to the contrary. section 145 of the evidence act indicates the manner in which contradiction is brought out. the cross examining counsel shall put the part or parts of the statement which affirms the contrary to ..... member of the unlawful assembly.39. mr. panchal, learned advocate appearing for state disputed the submission of mr. basu that individual overt acts have to be proved in order to fasten liability with the aid of section 149 ipc. he relied on the judgment in the case of lalji v. state of u.p. reported in : 1989crilj850 wherein .....

Haldiram Ltd. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2009)1CALLT158(HC)

..... the concluded contract. their lordships of the division court were examining whether coal india's action fell within the realm of public law entitling indian explosive to invoke the jurisdiction of the writ court. after examining the authorities including shrilekha vidyarthi and abl international, their lordships, while holding that the writ ..... proposed supermarket-cum-food processing unit along with residential facility for company management and staff with boundary walls, sewers and drains in accordance with plans, sections and specifications that should be approved by the appropriate authorities. in clause 5(iv) it was provided that haldiram would keep the land clean and ..... the disputes about the meaning of a covenant in a contract or its enforceability have to be determined according to the usual principles of the contract act. every act of a statutory body need not necessarily involve an exercise of statutory power. statutory bodies, like private parties, have power to contract or deal .....

Panchanan Das and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

..... p.w. 1, lakshman chandra samanta, sutahata p.s. case no. 2 dated 4th of june 1982 under section 147/148/149/448/326 and 307 ipc and under section 6(3) of indian explosive act was registered against the appellants and upon completion of investigation charge sheet was submitted against all of them under the ..... framed charges against the 15 appellants as aforesaid under section 148/302 read with section 149/324 read with section 149/323 read with section 149 and 307 read with section 149 against the appellants. appellant ajit das, ananda das and dinesh kalsa were also charged with section 5 of the explosive act. upon trial the 15 appellants were convicted and ..... aforesaid sections of law with addition of section 302, ipc in view of satyeswar bera having succumbed to the injuries. the .....

Fulun Sekh and ors. Vs. the State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

..... for one year and to pay a further fine of rs. 1,000/- in default to suffer rigorous imprisonment for six months for the offence punishable under section 9b(1)(b) of the explosive act with the direction that the sentences shall run concurrently.2. one dibyendu kumar saha lodged complaint with the o.c. kandi p.s. on 25.6.1993 ..... the deceased was assaulted or who assaulted him or under what circumstances he was assaulted appears to us to be foreign to the ambit and scope of the proceedings under section 174. in these circumstances, therefore, neither in practice nor in law was it necessary for the police to have mentioned these details in the inquest report.in case of ..... pradesh (supra) it has been held by the hon'ble apex court as follows:a perusal of this provision would clearly show that the object of the proceedings under section 174 is merely to ascertain whether a person has died under suspicious circumstances or an unnatural death and if so what is the apparent cause of the death. the .....

Steel Authority of India Limited and ors. Vs. Gulf (Oil) Corporation L ...

Court : Kolkata

..... to the knowledge of the petitioner, that is when he received the letter, the communication of acceptance became complete against the respondents. under section 5 of the contract act, the proposal could be revoked at any time before the communication of the acceptance was complete as against the petitioner, but not afterwards. ..... to make an offer. therefore, when the petitioner submitted to the respondent the tender, that amounted to an offer in terms of section 4 of the act. this communication of proposal and offer was complete when the offer by the petitioner was received by the respondents. it is an admitted ..... section 34 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996, hereinafter referred to as the 1996 act, is for setting aside of an arbitral award dated 7th may, 2007 made by learned sole arbitrator sri ajit kr. sengupta, a retired judge of this court.2. disputes and differences arose between the respondent and the petitioner in connection with a contract for supply of explosives .....

The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Sinjini Gupta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... the materials on record.29. in the case of samir chanda v. managing director reported in 1998 wblr (sc) 386 death of a passenger occurred due to explosion of a bomb within a bus but no precautionary measure was taken. in such circumstances, the supreme court was of the view that the claimants were entitled to ..... stationary truck did not contest the proceeding but the appellant, the new india assurance company ltd., contested the proceeding with the leave of the court under section 170 of the act and filed the written statement denying the material allegations made in the application for compensation. according to the insurance company, there was no fault or negligence ..... insurer should be liable to pay the amount.20. we are, however, unable to accept the aforesaid contention of mr. banik. although the proceeding under section 166 of the act is of the summary nature, the claim application should be treated as pleading and evidence is to be given to substantiate the case made out in the .....

ideal Industrial Explosives Limited and anr. Vs. Coal India Limited an ...

Court : Kolkata

..... of the requirement of hearing. absence of provision for hearing in the running contract, it was contended, is opposed to public policy and, therefore, hit by section 23 of the contract act. the impugned actions, according to him, cannot be sustained on the authority of the decisions of the supreme court reported in : (1989) 3 scc 293, ..... manager (mm), cil, the company was informed of a contract that it had entered into with singareni coal company limited (hereafter sccl) for supply of ld explosives and det fuse-10g at prices mentioned therein. the company was accused of failure to notify cil about the lower price at which it had entered into a ..... its right to disqualify such supplier for future business dealings with cil.however this price fall clause shall not be applicable for supply of 'non-permitted large dia explosives' against this tender.4. it is noted that the petitioners solemnly accepted the terms and conditions of the contract without demur and have been performing their part of .....

Ali Akbar Mondal and ors. Vs. the State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata Appellate

..... additional sessions judge, bongaon, north 24 parganas to answer charges under section 302/34, 326/34 of the indian penal code and under section 9 (b)(i)(b) of the indian explosives act.4. during the trial the prosecution in order to bring home the charges against the appellants, relied as many as on 16 ..... fir with the gopalnagar police station. whereupon a case under sections 302/34 of the indian penal code and under section 9b of the indian explosives act was registered. after completion of investigation the police submitted charge-sheet under sections 302/326/34 of the indian penal code and under section 9 (b) of the indian explosives act.subsequently the appellants were placed on trial before the learned .....

Gulf (Oil) Corporation Limited Vs. Steel Authority of India and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... an arbitrator are present in the case. prima facie, it would be difficult to say that in spite of the finality conferred by sub-section (7) of section 11 of the act, to such a decision of the chief justice, the arbitral tribunal can still go behind that decision and rule on its own jurisdiction or ..... 7th december, 2004 the appellant received a letter of intent at hyderabad and further received a letter advising to resume immediate supply of the balance quantity of explosives failing which threat to invoke the risk purchase clause against them. such threat was denied by the appellant by a letter dated 10th december, 2004 and on ..... arbitration agreement contained in the letter of intent. 8. on 24th september, 2004 steel authority of india, respondent herein floated a request for quotation for procurement of explosives through online reverse auction. gulf (oil) corporation limited, appellant herein participated in the price bid of the said request on 18th october, 2004 and submitted its price .....

Arjia Karim Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors

Court : Kolkata Appellate

..... 2010 dated january 31, 2010 was registered under ss.147,148,149 and 302 of the indian penal code read with s.9b of the explosives act, 1884 and ss.25 and 27 of the arms act, 1959. 3. alleging that inspite of her application at p.24 sent to the officer in charge of the police station by post on ..... a triple murder, and that the investigating officer has not found any reason to produce the petitioner before a magistrate for recording her statement under s.164. 7. section 164 provides that any metropolitan magistrate or judicial magistrate may, whether or not he has jurisdiction in the case, record any confession or statement made to him in the ..... , it goes against the petitioners case. paragraph 24 of the report is quoted below. 24. thus, on a consideration of various aspects, we are disinclined to interpret section 164(1) of the code as empowering a magistrate to record the statement of a person unsponsored by the investigating agency. the high court has rightly disallowed the statements of .....