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Akshay Automobiles Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Guwahati

Reported in : AIR2003Gau162,(2004)2GLR187

..... of the plaint by impleading state of arunachal pradesh as a party. it was further argued that the first appellate court accordingly misconstrued the provision of section 34 of state of arunachal pradesh act, 1986. that respondent nos. 3 and 4 being part and parcel of union of india had no connection with the erstwhile union territory of ..... notification no. s.o. 74(e) dated 11-1-1987. that the court overlooked the provision of section 34(4) of the arunachal pradesh act and wrongly gave stress on sub-section 34(1), (2) and (3) of the said act.6. the remaining portion of the judgment being in favour of the appellant/plaintiff and there being no cross ..... be decreed. the relevant portion of law which was relied upon by the appellant/plaintiff goes as follows :--'assets and liabilities34. xxx xxx xxx(4) the provisions of this section shall not apply to, or in relation to,-- (a) any institution, undertaking or project the expenditure in relation to which is, immediately before the appointed day, met .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. D.P. Haokip and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... court.' '10.12.2002.both the accds. namely abul hassan and d.p. haokip who have been on bail are present. today is fixed for examination of accds. under section 515 cr.pc. accordingly the accds. are examined.prosecution case, in brief, is that the two accds. persons committed an offence by stealing government cheque books belonging to central ..... a proceeding initiated for the purpose of punishment to the offender in the interest of the society. it is for maintaining stability and orderliness in the society that certain acts are constituted offences and the right is given to any citizen to set the machinery of the criminal law in motion for the purpose of bringing the offender to ..... is the state although the case may be initiated at the instance of the private person being aggrieved/victim of the crime. court has got a duty to discharge while acting as a wing of the state in its due discharge of duty of administration of criminal justice and in this context, it was held as follows : 'the public .....

K. Ibopishak Singh Vs. State of Manipur and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... 2 of list ii schedule 7 of the constitution and as such, the rules framed by the authorities mentioned in the police act as delegated by the parent act, i.e., sections 7 read with section 46 of the indian police act and other rules are applicable in the present case at hand.9. interestingly, members of the police force regulated by the indian ..... to v which were in force on the date of order, i.e., 6.9.1974, came to be the rules framed under the provisions of sections 7 read with section 46 of the indian police act for the state of manipur. in the aforesaid decision, this court applied the law decided in the case of chandra prakash tiwari and ors. v. ..... manipursecretariat : home departmentorders by the over nor of manipurimphal, the 6th september, 1974no. 7/41/73-pol.i. - in exercise of the powers conferred by section 7 read with section 46 of the police act, 1861 (v of 1861), the governor of manipur is pleased to order that the rules laid down in the assam police manual parts i to v shall .....

Bina Dey and ors. Vs. Pratibha Dey (Baidya)

Court : Guwahati

..... woman and it is immaterial that the woman is living at that relevant time at her matrimonial house or at her parents house. the offence under section 498a is a continuing offence and if the act of cruelty continues even while, the woman is living at her parents house, the offence is triable by both the courts in whose territorial jurisdiction the ..... vijai ratan sharma and ors. v. state of u. p., reported in 1988 cri. lj 1581. asimilar view was taken by the rajasthan high court considering that an offence under section 498a, ipc is a continuing offence. in the case of jagdish and ors. v. state of rajasthan, reported in 1998 cri. lj 554, the hon'ble rajasthan high court ..... at mariani in the district of jorhat. it is submitted that as the alleged incident of cruelty took place in the district of jorhat, in view of the provisions of section 181 cr.pc, the court at silchar has got no jurisdiction to try the matter. in support of the submission, learned counsel has placed reliance on a decision of .....

Principal, Kendriya Vidyalaya and anr. Vs. Uttam Bose and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... such discussion on calculation of days, taking into consideration the averments made in written statement of the petitioners to make it 240 days to attract the benefit of section 25-f of the act. the tribunal simply held : '..............so far as the fact of the case is concerned, i find that the workman worked as casual labour for more ..... days and as such a right has been accrued to him for regularisation of his service and the petitioners ought to have complied with the provision of section 25-f of the act in terminating his service.5. i have carefully gone through the impugned award. i fully agree with the view taken by the tribunal that the petitioner ..... not work continuously for a period of 270 days as claimed. it was further contended that the kendriya vidyalaya was not an industry within the meaning of section 2(j) of the act and thus the tribunal was not competent to adjudicate the reference. according to the petitioners, the respondent no. 1 was initially engaged on casual basis on .....

Dewan Joynal AbedIn Vs. Wazed Ali Chaudhury

Court : Guwahati

..... petitioner's witnesses had no knowledge about the matter and some of them proceeded to depose on hearsay or alleged reporting or information given to them. section 100 of the act enumerates the grounds on which the election of a returned candidate can be declared void by the court. in the present case, we find that the ..... returned candidate. in view of the findings recorded earlier, it must be concluded that the respondent had established that the appellant had committed corrupt practice under section 123(6) of the act and thereby the declaration of the result of the election of the appellant as void is not vitiated by any error of law warranting interference.' 22 ..... , therefore, stands answered in favour of the petitioner. issue no. 2 :-- the petitioner has alleged that the respondent had resorted to bribery as defined in section 123(1) of the act, by making donations/gifts and cash and kind, during the relevant period, i.e. from the date of notification till closing of the polling hours. in .....

Hls Asia Ltd. Vs. State of Assam and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... taxability of the services rendered by petitioner company. hence, it would be apposite to deal with the question first. 8. sale has been defined in sub-section (33) of section 2 of the act which reads as follows : '(33) 'sale' with all the grammatical variations and cognate expressions means any transfer of property in goods by any person for ..... binding between the parties and, therefore, the oil cannot, but deduct the tax charged by the petitioner-company in its invoices at source as per provisions of section 27 of the act. mr. sarma, learned senior counsel, relied upon the decisions in food corporation of india and ors. v. jagannath dutta and ors., air 1993 sc 1494, ..... of the petitioner-company that the services rendered by it in wire line logging and perforation activities cannot be construed as sale within, the meaning of section 2(33) of the act. dr. todi further submitted that there being no transfer of goods in the property and the possession of high-tech equipments used in the wire .....

Bhabani Sarma Vs. Narayan Sarma and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... 1, by way of substituting correct boundaries in place of present boundaries which, he alleges, were inserted collusively. respondent/plaintiff tried to rely upon law given by section 54 of t. p. act (act 4 of 1882) which provides inter alia, that contract for sale, of itself, does not create any interest in or charge on such property. but in the ..... before the purchase of appellant/defendant no. 2, and thathe objected to the admission of ext. c dated9-4-87 which document is hit by provisionof section 54 of t.p. act etc.11. giving my anxious consideration to the rival contentions and on examination of the relevant facts and materials on record, i find that the appropriate substantial ..... agreement for sale, executed in the year 1982. therefore, the interest of appellant is fully protected on the strength of law given by sub-clause (2) of section 26 of the specific relief act which goes as follows : '(2) if, in any suit in which a contract or other instrument is sought to be rectified under sub .....

Malza D. Shira Vs. Archana Marak and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... and has no jurisdiction to pass decree on the basis of allegations made in the written statement. answer to the question of the counsel lies in section 15 of the divorce act, which reads :'section 15 : relief in case of opposition, of certain grounds. - in any suit instituted for dissolution of marriage, it is respondent opposes the relief ..... present case could have exercised such power. for better appreciation of the submission made by the counsel for the petitioner-husband, it would be appropriate to reproduce section 39 of the act. '39. power to order settlement of wife's property for benefit of husband and children. - whenever the court pronounces a decree of dissolution of marriage ..... .e., the respondent no. 1 within a period of one month.3. when the matter came up for confirmation of decree of divorce as required under section 17 of the act, miss a. paul, the counsel for the petitioner-husband submitted that the decree for divorce by the court on the basis of the allegations made in .....

Pannalal Ghosh and ors. Vs. Nani Gopal Ghosh and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... legally enforced, the learned counsel contends. the operation of the statute nullifies the decree(s) and the statute recognises limited rights of the intermediary under section 136 of the act and prescribes a distinct and definite mode of recognition of such rights after the date of vesting. no materials whatsoever has been adduced by the plaintiffs to ..... passed in favour of late akhil chandra ghosh in the course of proceedings instituted in courts of competent jurisdiction stands expressly saved by the provision of section 199(2) and (3) of the act. the decision relied upon on behalf of the appellants in the case of haji sk. subhan, appellant v. madhorao, respondent, reported in air ..... already been noted. the arguments though attractive at the first blush has to be answered in the negative in view of the provisions of section 199(2) and (3) of the act which in our considered view would save the decree(s) passed by the courts of competent jurisdiction in favour of late akhil chandra ghosh .....