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Ratna Kanta Kalita and ors. Vs. Kanak Chandra Kalita (Deceased by L.R. ...

Court : Guwahati

..... (i.e. defendants no. 1 to 5), contending, inter alia, that suit is wanting in cause of action, not maintainable in law, barred under articles 65/110 and section 27 of limitation act and on principle of waiver, estoppel, not valued properly, bad for non-joinders of parties and mis-joinders of causes of action proceeding under ..... sections 145/146 cr.p.c. having no nexus with it etc. and pleading that the partition suit cannot be proceeded only with respect of a portion of ..... adversely without an interruption. that on his retirement from service, out of greed, plaintiff/respondent with intention to sell the 1/4th share to interested person caused proceeding under sections 145/146 cr.p.c. instituted on false and concocted allegations but without awaiting for the final order in the meantime filed this suit. that 'chitta'-mutation was .....

Hulash Chand Choraria and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Guwahati

..... should have been considered and then either be allowed or rejected. the provision is not to be confused as has been rightly argued by appellant, with section 5 of limitation act or with order 41, rule 3-a of cpc. but then, after going through these statements i find that there is no definite assertion of ..... separate application filed asking for condoning the delay. the relevant observation of the tribunal goes as follows :-- 'in our opinion under the provisions of section 17(2) of the rct act, 1987, the delay in filing the claim application can only be condoned if a proper written application along with an affidavit is made to the ..... three months next after the date on which the intimation of the claim has been preferred under section 78-b of the railways act.(2) notwithstanding anything containedin sub-section (1), an application may beentertained after the period specified in sub-section (1) if the applicant satisfies theclaims tribunal that he had sufficient causefor not making the .....

Ratna Kanta Kalita and ors. Vs. Kanak Chandra Kalita (Deceased by L.R. ...

Court : Guwahati

Reported in : AIR2004Gau31

..... (i.e. defendants no. 1 to 5), contending, inter alia, that suit is wanting in cause of action, not maintainable in law, barred under articles 65/110 and section 27 of limitation act and on principle of waiver, estoppel, not valued properly, bad for non-joinders of parties and mis-joinders of causes of action proceeding under ..... sections 145/146 cr.p.c. having no nexus with it etc. and pleading that the partition suit cannot be proceeded only with respect of a portion of ..... adversely without an interruption. that on his retirement from service, out of greed, plaintiff/respondent with intention to sell the 1/4th share to interested person caused proceeding under sections 145/146 cr.p.c. instituted on false and concocted allegations but without awaiting for the final order in the meantime filed this suit. that 'chitta'-mutation was .....

Spm Engineers Ltd. Vs. Guwahati Municipal Corporation

Court : Guwahati

..... within 30 days of the receipt of the notices dated 10.9.2001. 16. in view of the above, i proceed to appoint an arbitrator under section 11(6)(c) of the act. 17. the matter relates to engineering disputes and it would be better if some engineer is appointed as an arbitrator. one such arbitrator is in the ..... upon the reference within 30 days of the receipt of the notice dated 10.9.2001, i should appoint an arbitrator under section 11(6)(c) of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 (hereinafter referred to as the act). 7. the receipt of the notice dated 10.9.2001 is not disputed on behalf of the respondent, gmc. however, ..... this office or a certified copy thereof from any of the parties whichever is earlier. he would decide the disputes in accordance with the provisions of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. the parties' addresses are: (1) in arbitration petition no. 17/2001: applicant : spm engineers ltd., through its manager, dugar building, hb road, fancy bazar, guwahati-1. .....

Surinder Paul and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... counter-affidavit contending, inter alia, that the central government has the power to frame rule for carrying out the object of the act of 1949 under section 18 of the said act and in exercise of that power the central government framed recruitment rules for the group a (general duty) officers prescribing the medical categorisation ..... medical categorisation after entry in service at the relevant time. the rule making power as has been envisaged under section 18 of the central reserve police force act, 1949 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act of 1949') does never contemplate to frame any rule or standing order for medical categorisation of officers already entered ..... in service after due medical test. though there is no provision either under the act of 1949 or rules framed thereunder enabling the authority to alter, verify or modify the service condition of gazetted officers by any standing order, but .....

Md. Zakir HussaIn Vs. State of Assam and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... on the other hand, under entry-59 of list-ii of the viith schedule, the state of assam is competent to enact the gmc act, 1971, wherein under section 144 read with section 416, the power has been conferred by way of subordinate legislation upon the respondent no. 5 to enact the bye-laws. therefore, it ..... national highways by describing the points/places from which the highways originate and terminate including, broadly speaking, the places through which such highways pass.33. section 2 of the nh act, 1956, which relates to declaration of certain highways to be national highways, as originally enacted, is quoted hereinbelow :declaration of certain highways to be ..... transport and highways, government of india, the national highway 31 passing from guwahati to nagaon including guwahati bypass stands entrusted, in accordance with provisions of section 5 of the nh act, 1956, to the national highway authorities. there is also no dispute that vide notification no. so 465(e), dated 26.4.2002, issued .....

Harindar Prasad Sahani Vs. Chanchal Ghose and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... in case in doing so there is any omission, though its intention on a reading of the judgment is otherwise clear, it would be permissible for the court, acting under section 152 of the cpc to supply the omission in order to make the judgment and order' effective and meaningful in law. in case of omission in any judgment or ..... provision of law are those pertaining to accidental omission or mistakes and any omission which goes to the merits of the case is beyond the scope thereof. the said section also cannot be pressed into service to correct any omission which is unintentional how erroneous that may be. in that case, the learned trial court had decreed the suit ..... of the apex court in dwarka das, appellant v. state of madhya pradesh and anr., respondents, reported in air 1999 sc 1031 to highlight the reach and content of section 152 of the cpc. 7. sitting in revision this court is primarily concerned to examine as to whether the impugned order suffers from any error of jurisdiction. it has .....

Pukhrambam Budhichandra Singh Vs. Thokchom Nilamani Singh

Court : Guwahati

..... reason being that the grounds on which the condonation has been sought is bona fide legal advice which ultimately came out to be a mistaken advice. under section 14 of the limitation act, time during which an applicant has been prosecuting with due diligence, another civil proceeding against the same party for the same reliefs shall be excluded, where ..... been taken on taking legal advice from the new counsel. these facts are supported by an affidavit. now, mr. nokulsana has submitted that filing of an application under section 47 of the cpc was on the basis of a mistaken advice from the earlier counsel, and again, some time was also taken in approaching this court and the ..... passed in money suit no. 293/1999/ 6/2002 against which an appeal lies under order xliii rule l(d) of cpc and as such, no revision under section 115 of the cpc lies. at this stage, mr. nokulsana has submitted for converting this revision petition (revision case) into an appeal thereby treating the petition of revision .....

Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd. Vs. Presiding Officer, Industrial Tri ...

Court : Guwahati

..... b.c. das, mr. dasgupta has pointed out that an industrial tribunal, while adjudicating upon a reference, has to keep itself confined, in accordance with section 10 of the industrial disputes act, 1947, to the reference made to it and cannot traverse beyond the reference. in the case at hand, points out mr. dasgupta, the only ..... respondent nos. 2 to 5 also filed their written statement, their case being, in brief, thus : the workmen were liable to be transferred form one establishment, section or job to any other establishment anywhere in india. this apart, the transfer liability clause is incorporated in their appointment letters, whereby it is made clear that the ..... ne region, the learned tribunal could not have, in the face of the law so clearly laid down in chandigarh administration (supra), directed the petitioner to act contrary to the relevant policy decision and make available such allowance to the workmen merely on the ground that the corporation's employees, who fall under the .....

Kailash Chandra Pareek Vs. State of Assam

Court : Guwahati

..... , cr.pc in cases where manifest error has been committed by the magistrate in issuing process despite the fact that the alleged acts did not at all constitute the offences (in that case under sections 406 and 420 ipc).' 13. in state of haryana v. bhajanlal, 1992 supp (1) scc 335, the apex court has laid down, amongst others, ..... 15. in the present revision petition, what attracts my eyes, most prominently, is that sub-section (4) of section 8 of the central.sales tax act, 1956, which relates to declaration to be made in c-form, states, thus : '(4) the provisions of sub-section (1) shall not apply to any sale in the course of inter state trade or commerce ..... pointing out that from a bare reading of the definition of 'making of false document', contained in section 464 ipc, it is abundantly clear that to make a document a false document, a person, who makes the document, has to act dishonestly or fraudulently in making the document or part of the document with the intention of causing it .....