Array ( [0] => ..... be more and more appreciated. the state has an obligation to provide facility and opportunity to people to avail all the avenues to education. on account of explosion of population, it appears that the state is not in a position to give adequate opportunity in this regard and therefore, private institutions who are catering the ..... can be sustained. 7. there appears to be no dispute about the fact that society which is running the institution is duly registered under the provisions of societies registration act, 1960, by the deputy registrar, societies, meerut, u. p., in the year 1997. its by-laws has also been approved by the deputy registrar, firm, ..... p. technical university in lucknow. the aforesaid institute is managed by a society known as gramodyog shiksha mandal dhamera chola which is duly registered under the societies registration act, 1960. the society has its own by-laws which is also approved by the deputy registrar, firms, societies and chits, u. p., meerut. the petitioner claims ..... [1] => ..... 20-7-2001 passed by chief judicial magistrate, auraiya in criminal case no. 1473 of 2000 : crime no. 205 of 2000 under sections 304/34, 506 and 394, i.p.c. and section 7, criminal law amendment act, p.s. kotwali auraiya, district auraiya.2. an f.i.r. was lodged by applicant-jagat narain pandey on 3-5-2000 ..... order the accused to be forwarded to a magistrate having such jurisdiction. 11. in the case of dawood ibrahim (supra) on 12-3-1993, a series of bomb explosions took place in and around the city of bombay which resulted into death and injuries of several persons. as many as 27 criminal cases were registered and on completion of ..... mansuri, 1994 cri lj 1854 (supra) -- to mean that after the court takes cognizance of an offence it cannot exercise its power of detention in police custody under section 167 of the code, the investigating agency would be deprived of an opportunity to interrogate a person arrested during further investigation, even if it can on production of sufficient ..... [2] => ..... an f.i.r. was registered in case crime no. 425 of 2000 under section 147, 148/149/307/504/506, i.p.c. read with section 5 explosive substances act and section 7, cri. law amendment act.4. it is alleged that on 29-1-2001 when there was relaxation of ..... copies of which are annexures r.a. 1, r.a. 2 and r.a. 3 of the rejoinder affidavit. these are applications under section 156(3), cr.p.c. filed before the learned c.j.m., azamgarh. on these applications on 16-12-2000 the learned magistrate ..... the grounds of detention that the petitioner is detained in jail in case crime no. 425 of 2000 which was later converted into section 302, i.p.c. and is trying to get himself released on bail and has filed a bail application in court and the ..... petition has been filed against the impugned detention order dated 20-1-2001 annexure 1 to the writ petition passed under the national security act.2. we have the learned counsel for the parties and have perused the affidavits.3. the petitioner has alleged that he is a ..... [3] => ..... strong connections with isi which is an intelligence agency of pakistan.8. the petitioner was accordingly arrested and a criminal case under section 121/121a/122/123/124/124a, ipc and section 3 of explosive substances act, was registered against him. the district magistrate, lucknow after being satisfied that the petitioner's activities which were carried on by ..... singh son of raja ram, resident of 674/6, police station sadar bazaar district agra in his statement under section 161, cr. p.c. in case crime no. 988/2000 under sections 4/5 explosive substances act, stated that he was present when syed abdul mubin alias abdul mubin made a statement that he was a member ..... release, there is a likelhoood of petitioner's being indulging into the same activity.9. the scope of judicial review where the provisions of section 3(2) of the national security act is involved, is only to the extent that as to whether the subjective satisfaction arrived at by the district magistrate in passing the detention ..... [4] => ..... integral thereto.18. so far as drilling bits are concerned, they are used to bore, holes in the walls of the mine ; the holes are stuffed with explosives and the detonation thereof yields the coal. their utility is quickly exhausted. it can, therefore, be said that they are consumed in the mining of the coal. ..... products. the assessing authority vide order dated december 7, 1987 disallowed the registration in respect of steel, cement and paints. the applicant preferred an appeal under section 9 of the act before the assistant commissioner (judicial), sales tax, haldwani, who vide order dated september 15, 1989 had rejected the appeal.3. feeling aggrieved by the said ..... order, the applicant preferred an appeal under section 10 of the act before the tribunal, which too has been dismissed by the tribunal by the impugned order.4. i have heard sri rajesh kumar, learned counsel for the ..... [5] => ..... paid. in the objection it was also pointed out by the ioc that the firm does not have licence to carry on the business of lpg cylinder and the explosive licence has since been expired. though it was mentioned in the objection that the licence has not been renewed still then the court had directed distribution of gas ..... 227 of theconstitution is immaterial. so far aspetition under article 227 of theconstitution is concerned. it is not governed by the law of limitation. however, a revision under section 115 of the code is governed by the law of limitation. so far as the question of limitation is concerned, by reason of conversion, the limitation has to be ..... to his head. the judicial activism is permitted within the scope of article 226 or article 32 and not otherwise. the courts are creatures of statute. it has to act within its jurisdiction. civil court cannot gobeyond the jurisdiction conferred on it or the scope and limit that has been prescribed by law. it cannot permit illegality. even ..... [6] => ..... have also not complied with the requirement of rule 131 of the petroleum rules. therefore, the question of issuing a writ of mandamus to the chief controller of explosives for considering their applications for grant of a licence in form xii does not arise and consequently such a relief cannot be granted to them.16. sri asthana ..... ,and all other building facilities forming part of the premises proposed to be licensed ; (v) the areas reserved for different classes of petroleum including petroleum exempted under section 11 of the act; and (b) a scrutiny fee of (rupees twenty) paid in the manner specified in rule 13. (2) if the chief controller, after scrutiny of the ..... for such storage licence is required to be obtained in form xii and the authority empowered to grant such licence is the chief controller or a controller of explosives authorised in this behalf by the chief controller. the appellant being a licensee for importing and storing petroleum class b in form xi is not entitled to ..... [7] => ..... opportunity to support their defence nor were they given any opportunity of hearing. besides this the ages of the children have not been got determined under section 10 of the act by the prescribed medical authority. the arguments is that the firstly, so named children were not employed by them and second, there was no basis ..... 6.1999 in pursuance of an inspection made by the survey team on 2.2.1999, stating therein that the petitioners have violated the provisions of section 3 of the act and therefore, they should show cause within a period of 7 days as to why action should not be taken against them in this regard. the ..... acknowledged problem with so un-proportionate and explosive dimensions that it had been a cause of serious concern since long and all acts. regulations and declarations made in this behalf had not been able to meet the challenge, effectively. the child labour (prohibition and regulation) act, 1986 (hereinafter referred to as the 'act' for short) was promulgated looking to ..... [8] => ..... the campus. public peace was disturbed and a first information report was lodged. case crime no. 211 of 1999 under section 147/148/149/307. i.p.c. was registered read with section 5 of the explosives substances act.2. on 23.4.99 the station officer. hasanganj when reached on the spot found an atmosphere of fear and terror ..... senior superintendent of police.3. on the basis of the material produced before him, the district magistrate was satisfied subjectively to detain the petitioner under section 3(3) of the national security act.4. it was contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the report of the station officer to the senior superintendent of police, which ..... s.h.a. raza, j. 1. by means of the impugned order dated june 24, 1999 the district magistrate, lucknow, exercising its powers under section 3(3) of the national security act, 1980, detained the petitioner in district jail, lucknow. the ground of detention discloses that on april 22, 1999 at about 3.20 p.m. one sri ..... [9] => ..... on bail, it would result in communal disharmony and. therefore, the situation in the area may become explosive. the s.s.p., varanasi, sponsored the case for detention of the petitioner under section 3(2) of the act and thereupon after taking into consideration the material placed before him. the district magistrate passed the detention ..... order on 29.1.1999. a copy of which is annexure-1 to the writ petition. the grounds which are required to be specified under section 8 of the act and were undoubtedly served on the petitioner alongwith detention order, are contained in annexure-2. making a detailed reference to the two incidents, referred to ..... 'law and order' and not of 'public disorder' and, therefore, the district magistrate, varanasi, had no jurisdiction to pass the detention order under section 3(2) of the act, and, secondly, therehas been inordinate delay in disposal of representation of the petitioner by the state government with the result the detention order shall stand vitiated ..... [10] => ..... furnish any explanation either before the assessing officer or before the commissioner of income-tax (appeals) for claiming excess depreciation than admissible under the income-tax act and explanation 1 to section 271(1)(c) clearly states that where in respect of any facts material to the computation of income of any person, such person fails to offer ..... of the judgment in apollo tyres (supra) held as follows (page 259 of 300 itr) : 'in apollo tyres (supra), this court examined the object of introducing section 115j in the 1961 act. the court relied on the budget speech (see [1987] 165 itr (st.) 1, 14) of the then hon'ble finance minister of india made in parliament ..... not have the jurisdiction to go beyond the net profits shown in the profit and loss account, except to the extent provided in the explanation to section 115j of the income-tax act. in the instant case, the accounts maintained by the assessee are certified by the auditors. under the circumstances, the book adjustment made by the ..... [11] => ..... chapter xxxii of the regulations provides for departmental punishment and criminal prosecution of police officers. regulation 478 provides that all police officers appointed under section 2 of the police act are liable to departmental punishments as prescribed therein. in addition, certain specified penalties may also be imposed on head constables and constables and on ..... states that it was expedient to re-organize the police and to make it a more efficient instrument for the prevention and detection of crime. section 2 of the act provides for the constitution of the force and is as follows: "2. constitution of force.- the entire police establishment under a state government ..... not exercise any authority, except the authority provided for a police officer under the act and any act which shall thereafter passed for regulating criminal procedure. section 22 provides that every police officer shall, for all purposes in the act contained, be considered to be always on duty and may at any time be ..... [12] => ..... iv. whether defendant-appellant has taken requisite pleadings and adduced credible evidence to satisfy requirement of adverse possession? v. whether this appeal has rendered barred by section 85 of wakf act, 1995? 19. it would be desirable to set out brief facts so as to understand dispute between the parties for proper adjudication of the matter. ..... dedication by a person professing the mussalman faith of any property for any purpose, recognized by the mussalman law as religious, pious or charitable." 39. section 5 of 1913 act states that nothing therein shall affect any custom or usage whether local or prevalent among musalman or any particular class or sect. the definition of 'waqf' ..... collector including petitioner's property in the list of waqf properties stating that he was not incharge of any waqf property as defined in section 2(e) of 1923 act whereupon the collector referred the matter to the district judge who held the property as a waqf property and the question was whether the ..... [13] => ..... felt obligated to grant electrical connection in favour of the appellants on the basis of industrial tariff must, therefore, be understood in the context of section 78a of the 1948 act. what is binding on the board is the policy of the state. the direction of the state was to apply a particular category of tariff ..... certificate conferred no right on him which was preserved after the repeal of sections 3a-e, but merely conferred hope or expectation that the governor in council would exercise his executive or ministerial discretion in his favour and the first appellant ..... having regard to the repealing provisions of landlord and tenant ordinance, 1947 as amended on 9th april, 1957. it was held that having regard to the repeal of sections 3a to 3e, when applications remained pending, no accrued or vested right was derived stating: "in summary, the application of the second appellant for a rebuilding ..... [14] => ..... did not handover the security to the respondent bank, therefore, the respondent bank vide application dated 13.8.2013 approached the district magistrate, mathura under section 14 of the sarfaesi act 2002 for taking physical possession of the residential house 9, civil lines, mathura, u.p in the name of mahesh chandra gautam. the additional ..... related thereto in terms of the request received by him without any further scrutiny of the matter. subsequently, parliament inserted a proviso to section 14(1) and also sub-section 1a by act 1 of 2013. these amendments are made to provide safeguards to the interest of borrower. these provisions stipulates that the secured creditor approaching ..... belonging to the guarantor is against the proposition of law as stated herein above. the supreme court has consistently held that the remedy under section 17 of the sarfaesi act is an efficacious remedy and the high court should not ordinarily interfere under article 226 and 227 of the constitution of india. the ..... [15] => ..... against financial assistance disbursed to the borrower of such secured creditors, have taken any measures to recover their secured debt under sub-section (4) of section 13 of the sarfaesi act, 2002. thus if secured creditors representing three-fourth of the value decides to take any measure to recover its debt, the ..... outstanding against financial assistance disbursed to the borrower of such secured creditors have taken any measures to recover their secured debt under sub-section (4) of section 13 of that act." after noticing the statutory provisions governing the field, it is useful to recapitulate the sequence of events in the present case. ..... high courts will issue appropriate orders or directions to prevent such consequences. writ of certiorari and prohibition can issue against income tax officer acting without jurisdiction under section 34, income tax act". 20. much water has since flown under the bridge, but there has been no corrosive effect on these decisions which though old ..... [16] => ..... at thirty times the annual revenue. such a valuation assigned to a suit for cancellation of sale-deed by placing reliance on the explanation to sub-section (iv-a) of section 7 of the court fees act, has been accepted by uttaranchal high court in the case of smt. savita agarwal v. sharda math nyas: 2006 (100) rd 568 where similar ..... for which the instrument was executed i.e. at rs. 11,3,500/-. sri ajay kumar singh further submitted that the explanation to sub-section (iv-a) of section 7 of the court fees act is not attracted to a case where it relates to a suit involving cancellation of or for adjudging void an instrument where the amount for ..... it was thus submitted that the subject matter of the sale deed was land, assessed to land revenue, therefore, by virtue of the explanation read with sub section (v) of section 7 of the court fees act, the valuation assigned at 30 times the land revenue was appropriate. 4. the court of additional civil judge (sr. div.), varanasi, although, noticed the ..... [17] => ..... official superior.]" 25. there is no illegality regarding the authority of the search. the search was conducted by sub-inspector, who is authorized to take under section 42 of the act to search. the only thing is that they mentioned in the memo regarding the gazetted police officer, whereas the provision is for gazetted officer, but in this ..... paragraph 35 and have already been re-produced by us hereinabove. likewise, the dispatch of a wireless message to pw-6 does not amount to compliance with section 42(2) of the act as held by this court in state of karnataka vs. dondusa namasa baddi (2010) 12 scc 495." 19. learned counsel thus argued that prosecution has ..... view that:- "before seizure of the contraband from the scooter, personal search of appellants had been carried out and, admittedly, even at that time the provisions of section 50 of the act, although required in law, had not been complied with." in para 16 of this case, the hon'ble apex court has observed as under:- "in this case ..... [18] => ..... other essential commodities and for securing of their equitable distribution and availability at fair prices, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955 (act no. 10 of 1955) read with order of the government of india, ministry of consumer affairs, food and public distribution, ..... other essential commodities and for securing equitable distribution and availability of the same on fair price. the same has been framed under section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955 (act no. x of 1955) read with notification of government of india in the ministry of agriculture and irrigation (department of food ..... the aforementioned control order pursuant to public distribution system (control) order 2001, framed by central government, in exercise of powers conferred by section 3 of essential commodities act, concept of identification of families below poverty line (bpl) by the state government has been introduced, and same also inheres in itself ..... [19] => ..... of the provinces respectively.? 36. in 1971, the parliament enacted the comptroller and auditor-general's (duties, powers and conditions of service) act, 1971. section 10 of the said act provides that the cag shall compile the accounts of the unions and the states and on the basis of those accounts it prepares the annual ..... or upon a reference made to it by the central government or the state government or the statutory authority, as the case may be. section 19 of the competition act runs as under: œ19. inquiry into certain agreements and dominant position of enterprise.”(1) the commission may inquire into any alleged contravention of ..... .b. singhal, assisted by sri f.a. ansari, learned counsel for the respondents-union, submitted that the petitioner has challenged the notice under section 26 of the competition act without furnishing necessary information to the director general, thus the writ petition is not maintainable as no order has been passed against the petitioner causing ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Court Allahabad - Page 4 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Apr 12 2002 (HC)

Neeraj Bharadwaj Vs. Marathwada Institute of Technology and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002(2)AWC1550

..... be more and more appreciated. the state has an obligation to provide facility and opportunity to people to avail all the avenues to education. on account of explosion of population, it appears that the state is not in a position to give adequate opportunity in this regard and therefore, private institutions who are catering the ..... can be sustained. 7. there appears to be no dispute about the fact that society which is running the institution is duly registered under the provisions of societies registration act, 1960, by the deputy registrar, societies, meerut, u. p., in the year 1997. its by-laws has also been approved by the deputy registrar, firm, ..... p. technical university in lucknow. the aforesaid institute is managed by a society known as gramodyog shiksha mandal dhamera chola which is duly registered under the societies registration act, 1960. the society has its own by-laws which is also approved by the deputy registrar, firms, societies and chits, u. p., meerut. the petitioner claims .....

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Aug 16 2001 (HC)

Jagat NaraIn Pandey Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002CriLJ120

..... 20-7-2001 passed by chief judicial magistrate, auraiya in criminal case no. 1473 of 2000 : crime no. 205 of 2000 under sections 304/34, 506 and 394, i.p.c. and section 7, criminal law amendment act, p.s. kotwali auraiya, district auraiya.2. an f.i.r. was lodged by applicant-jagat narain pandey on 3-5-2000 ..... order the accused to be forwarded to a magistrate having such jurisdiction. 11. in the case of dawood ibrahim (supra) on 12-3-1993, a series of bomb explosions took place in and around the city of bombay which resulted into death and injuries of several persons. as many as 27 criminal cases were registered and on completion of ..... mansuri, 1994 cri lj 1854 (supra) -- to mean that after the court takes cognizance of an offence it cannot exercise its power of detention in police custody under section 167 of the code, the investigating agency would be deprived of an opportunity to interrogate a person arrested during further investigation, even if it can on production of sufficient .....

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May 22 2001 (HC)

inamul Haq Engineer Vs. Superintendent, Division/District Jail and ors ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2001CriLJ4398

..... an f.i.r. was registered in case crime no. 425 of 2000 under section 147, 148/149/307/504/506, i.p.c. read with section 5 explosive substances act and section 7, cri. law amendment act.4. it is alleged that on 29-1-2001 when there was relaxation of ..... copies of which are annexures r.a. 1, r.a. 2 and r.a. 3 of the rejoinder affidavit. these are applications under section 156(3), cr.p.c. filed before the learned c.j.m., azamgarh. on these applications on 16-12-2000 the learned magistrate ..... the grounds of detention that the petitioner is detained in jail in case crime no. 425 of 2000 which was later converted into section 302, i.p.c. and is trying to get himself released on bail and has filed a bail application in court and the ..... petition has been filed against the impugned detention order dated 20-1-2001 annexure 1 to the writ petition passed under the national security act.2. we have the learned counsel for the parties and have perused the affidavits.3. the petitioner has alleged that he is a .....

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May 03 2001 (HC)

Mohd. Kalaam Akhtar Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2002CriLJ272

..... strong connections with isi which is an intelligence agency of pakistan.8. the petitioner was accordingly arrested and a criminal case under section 121/121a/122/123/124/124a, ipc and section 3 of explosive substances act, was registered against him. the district magistrate, lucknow after being satisfied that the petitioner's activities which were carried on by ..... singh son of raja ram, resident of 674/6, police station sadar bazaar district agra in his statement under section 161, cr. p.c. in case crime no. 988/2000 under sections 4/5 explosive substances act, stated that he was present when syed abdul mubin alias abdul mubin made a statement that he was a member ..... release, there is a likelhoood of petitioner's being indulging into the same activity.9. the scope of judicial review where the provisions of section 3(2) of the national security act is involved, is only to the extent that as to whether the subjective satisfaction arrived at by the district magistrate in passing the detention .....

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Oct 11 2000 (HC)

The Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Sales Tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [2002]125STC216(All)

..... integral thereto.18. so far as drilling bits are concerned, they are used to bore, holes in the walls of the mine ; the holes are stuffed with explosives and the detonation thereof yields the coal. their utility is quickly exhausted. it can, therefore, be said that they are consumed in the mining of the coal. ..... products. the assessing authority vide order dated december 7, 1987 disallowed the registration in respect of steel, cement and paints. the applicant preferred an appeal under section 9 of the act before the assistant commissioner (judicial), sales tax, haldwani, who vide order dated september 15, 1989 had rejected the appeal.3. feeling aggrieved by the said ..... order, the applicant preferred an appeal under section 10 of the act before the tribunal, which too has been dismissed by the tribunal by the impugned order.4. i have heard sri rajesh kumar, learned counsel for the .....

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May 09 2000 (HC)

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and Another Vs. Rama Ram Sonkar and Others

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2000(3)AWC2167

..... paid. in the objection it was also pointed out by the ioc that the firm does not have licence to carry on the business of lpg cylinder and the explosive licence has since been expired. though it was mentioned in the objection that the licence has not been renewed still then the court had directed distribution of gas ..... 227 of theconstitution is immaterial. so far aspetition under article 227 of theconstitution is concerned. it is not governed by the law of limitation. however, a revision under section 115 of the code is governed by the law of limitation. so far as the question of limitation is concerned, by reason of conversion, the limitation has to be ..... to his head. the judicial activism is permitted within the scope of article 226 or article 32 and not otherwise. the courts are creatures of statute. it has to act within its jurisdiction. civil court cannot gobeyond the jurisdiction conferred on it or the scope and limit that has been prescribed by law. it cannot permit illegality. even .....

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Apr 11 2000 (HC)

Chandra Gupta Vs. State of U.P. and Others

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2000(2)AWC1747

..... have also not complied with the requirement of rule 131 of the petroleum rules. therefore, the question of issuing a writ of mandamus to the chief controller of explosives for considering their applications for grant of a licence in form xii does not arise and consequently such a relief cannot be granted to them.16. sri asthana ..... ,and all other building facilities forming part of the premises proposed to be licensed ; (v) the areas reserved for different classes of petroleum including petroleum exempted under section 11 of the act; and (b) a scrutiny fee of (rupees twenty) paid in the manner specified in rule 13. (2) if the chief controller, after scrutiny of the ..... for such storage licence is required to be obtained in form xii and the authority empowered to grant such licence is the chief controller or a controller of explosives authorised in this behalf by the chief controller. the appellant being a licensee for importing and storing petroleum class b in form xi is not entitled to .....

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Apr 11 2000 (HC)

Mahesh Kumar Garg and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (2000)2UPLBEC1426

..... opportunity to support their defence nor were they given any opportunity of hearing. besides this the ages of the children have not been got determined under section 10 of the act by the prescribed medical authority. the arguments is that the firstly, so named children were not employed by them and second, there was no basis ..... 6.1999 in pursuance of an inspection made by the survey team on 2.2.1999, stating therein that the petitioners have violated the provisions of section 3 of the act and therefore, they should show cause within a period of 7 days as to why action should not be taken against them in this regard. the ..... acknowledged problem with so un-proportionate and explosive dimensions that it had been a cause of serious concern since long and all acts. regulations and declarations made in this behalf had not been able to meet the challenge, effectively. the child labour (prohibition and regulation) act, 1986 (hereinafter referred to as the 'act' for short) was promulgated looking to .....

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Jan 13 2000 (HC)

Babloo Alias Mohammad Haneef Vs. District Magistrate, Lucknow and Othe ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2000(2)AWC1180; 2000CriLJ3252

..... the campus. public peace was disturbed and a first information report was lodged. case crime no. 211 of 1999 under section 147/148/149/307. i.p.c. was registered read with section 5 of the explosives substances act.2. on 23.4.99 the station officer. hasanganj when reached on the spot found an atmosphere of fear and terror ..... senior superintendent of police.3. on the basis of the material produced before him, the district magistrate was satisfied subjectively to detain the petitioner under section 3(3) of the national security act.4. it was contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the report of the station officer to the senior superintendent of police, which ..... s.h.a. raza, j. 1. by means of the impugned order dated june 24, 1999 the district magistrate, lucknow, exercising its powers under section 3(3) of the national security act, 1980, detained the petitioner in district jail, lucknow. the ground of detention discloses that on april 22, 1999 at about 3.20 p.m. one sri .....

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Dec 02 1999 (HC)

Firoz Ahmed Vs. State of U. P. and Others

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2000(1)AWC421

..... on bail, it would result in communal disharmony and. therefore, the situation in the area may become explosive. the s.s.p., varanasi, sponsored the case for detention of the petitioner under section 3(2) of the act and thereupon after taking into consideration the material placed before him. the district magistrate passed the detention ..... order on 29.1.1999. a copy of which is annexure-1 to the writ petition. the grounds which are required to be specified under section 8 of the act and were undoubtedly served on the petitioner alongwith detention order, are contained in annexure-2. making a detailed reference to the two incidents, referred to ..... 'law and order' and not of 'public disorder' and, therefore, the district magistrate, varanasi, had no jurisdiction to pass the detention order under section 3(2) of the act, and, secondly, therehas been inordinate delay in disposal of representation of the petitioner by the state government with the result the detention order shall stand vitiated .....

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