Array ( [0] => ..... . mr. donald, who is a member of the executive council of his excellency the governor of bengal, in charge of the finance department, was served with notice of the application under rule 5 of chapter xxix of the rules of this court (hechle's rules, page 356), as it appeared from the list of business circulated to ..... directing mr. cotton to decide the question of the admissibility of the said motion in a particular manner. (6) that parliament in passing the government of india act and in constituting legislative council thereunder, had kept in view the english constitutional principle, namely that the legislature was supreme and neither the judiciary nor the executive ..... named kumar shanker roy chaudhuri and kiran shanker roy chaudhuri on behalf of themselves and all other persons paying revenue or taxes allocated under the government of india act to the government of bengal as sources of provincial revenue, praying for a declaration that the motion contained in item no. 6 in the said agenda ..... [1] => ..... taken by the respective authorities to create the requisite number of posts for the purpose of absorption of such categories of workers in consultation with the finance department.notwithstanding anything contained in the recruitment policy circulars issued by the state government from time to time, 5% of vacancies against the quota of 70 ..... labourers in the regular establishment after creation of new posts as there is no permanent existing vacancy. none of the petitioners in question was engaged in 1978 and 1979 as wrongly claimed in paragraph 5 of the writ petition and the petitioners' case does not deserve consideration for permanent absorption.25. mr kundu ..... at the final hearing of the writ petition, has submitted the following facts for consideration of this court.4. in 1948, the west bengal private forest act was enacted to provide for conservation of forest and for afforestation in certain areas in west bengal. the director of forest accordingly created different ranges, particularly ..... [2] => ..... an examination of the record of the proceedings shows that his grievance in this respect is illusory. on 11th october 1935 a lengthy memorial as submitted to the finance department of the government of india on the plaintiff's behalf in support of his application under section 191. the first fifteen paragraphs of the memorial dealt with ..... revenue matters, section 8 of that statute provides that the court shall not have or exercise any jurisdiction in any matter concerning the revenue, or concerning any act or acts ordered or done in the collection thereof, according to the usage and practice of the country, or the regulations of the governor-general in council. parliament has ..... collector of customs had power to make. that section is a part of chap. 17 of the act, which is headed 'procedure relating to offences, appeals etc.' section 188, which is part of the same chapter, gives a right of appeal to the chief customs authority to any person deeming himself aggrieved by any decision or order ..... [3] => ..... bodies in order to prevent arbitrariness or favouritism. however, there are inherent limitations in exercise of that power of judicial review. government is the guardian of the finances of the state. it is expected to protect the financial interest of the state. the right to refuse the lowest or any other tender is always available ..... process is being revised, inter alia, by the new guidelines for procurement of few items through open tender floated by the material management branch.9. from chapter 16 of the said manual it appears that tenderers are since required to purchase bid documents at a predetermined price which is relatable to the estimated costas under ..... respondent authorities which has since been scrapped and replaced by a new policy and guidelines. it has been' stated that particulars in regard to the alleged acts of arbitrariness and discrimination are lacking in the writ petition. the point that there are 80 established suppliers who cannot furnish the bid security of 20 lakhs ..... [4] => ..... complainant and the witnesses and the result of investigation or enquiry, there is in his judgment, no sufficient ground for proceeding. under section 204 which comes within chapter xvii relating to commencement of the proceeding, a magistrate may issue summons for the attendance of the accused. the sentence begins with 'if in the opinion of ..... it was a matter of evidence whether the directors named in this case could be treated as agents of the company. the petition before us itself shows how finance was arranged for, how the i.f.c. was approached, how amounts were deducted from the employees' salary but the same was kept in the general fund ..... commissioner, dealing with the argument of mr. banerjee that there was no application of mind of mr. ghose submitted that there was initially a presumption that the official acts were done properly. moreover, the expression 'director' is only a designation or prescription to identify the particular persons. other particulars may come in due course. the ..... ) Finance Act 1978 Chapter Iii Direct Taxes - Court Kolkata - Page 83 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Jul 07 1924 (PC)

In Re: Jatindra Mohan Sen Gupta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1925Cal48

..... . mr. donald, who is a member of the executive council of his excellency the governor of bengal, in charge of the finance department, was served with notice of the application under rule 5 of chapter xxix of the rules of this court (hechle's rules, page 356), as it appeared from the list of business circulated to ..... directing mr. cotton to decide the question of the admissibility of the said motion in a particular manner. (6) that parliament in passing the government of india act and in constituting legislative council thereunder, had kept in view the english constitutional principle, namely that the legislature was supreme and neither the judiciary nor the executive ..... named kumar shanker roy chaudhuri and kiran shanker roy chaudhuri on behalf of themselves and all other persons paying revenue or taxes allocated under the government of india act to the government of bengal as sources of provincial revenue, praying for a declaration that the motion contained in item no. 6 in the said agenda .....

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Mar 06 1990 (HC)

Tota Mia and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1990)2CALLT235(HC)

..... taken by the respective authorities to create the requisite number of posts for the purpose of absorption of such categories of workers in consultation with the finance department.notwithstanding anything contained in the recruitment policy circulars issued by the state government from time to time, 5% of vacancies against the quota of 70 ..... labourers in the regular establishment after creation of new posts as there is no permanent existing vacancy. none of the petitioners in question was engaged in 1978 and 1979 as wrongly claimed in paragraph 5 of the writ petition and the petitioners' case does not deserve consideration for permanent absorption.25. mr kundu ..... at the final hearing of the writ petition, has submitted the following facts for consideration of this court.4. in 1948, the west bengal private forest act was enacted to provide for conservation of forest and for afforestation in certain areas in west bengal. the director of forest accordingly created different ranges, particularly .....

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Aug 22 1938 (PC)

ThIn Yen Vs. Secy. of State and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1939Cal763

..... an examination of the record of the proceedings shows that his grievance in this respect is illusory. on 11th october 1935 a lengthy memorial as submitted to the finance department of the government of india on the plaintiff's behalf in support of his application under section 191. the first fifteen paragraphs of the memorial dealt with ..... revenue matters, section 8 of that statute provides that the court shall not have or exercise any jurisdiction in any matter concerning the revenue, or concerning any act or acts ordered or done in the collection thereof, according to the usage and practice of the country, or the regulations of the governor-general in council. parliament has ..... collector of customs had power to make. that section is a part of chap. 17 of the act, which is headed 'procedure relating to offences, appeals etc.' section 188, which is part of the same chapter, gives a right of appeal to the chief customs authority to any person deeming himself aggrieved by any decision or order .....

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Sep 25 1995 (HC)

Fylfot (i) Ltd. and Another Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1996Cal291

..... bodies in order to prevent arbitrariness or favouritism. however, there are inherent limitations in exercise of that power of judicial review. government is the guardian of the finances of the state. it is expected to protect the financial interest of the state. the right to refuse the lowest or any other tender is always available ..... process is being revised, inter alia, by the new guidelines for procurement of few items through open tender floated by the material management branch.9. from chapter 16 of the said manual it appears that tenderers are since required to purchase bid documents at a predetermined price which is relatable to the estimated costas under ..... respondent authorities which has since been scrapped and replaced by a new policy and guidelines. it has been' stated that particulars in regard to the alleged acts of arbitrariness and discrimination are lacking in the writ petition. the point that there are 80 established suppliers who cannot furnish the bid security of 20 lakhs .....

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Jan 27 1976 (HC)

The Asiatic Oxygen and Acetylene Company and ors. Vs. the State and or ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1976CriLJ1596

..... complainant and the witnesses and the result of investigation or enquiry, there is in his judgment, no sufficient ground for proceeding. under section 204 which comes within chapter xvii relating to commencement of the proceeding, a magistrate may issue summons for the attendance of the accused. the sentence begins with 'if in the opinion of ..... it was a matter of evidence whether the directors named in this case could be treated as agents of the company. the petition before us itself shows how finance was arranged for, how the i.f.c. was approached, how amounts were deducted from the employees' salary but the same was kept in the general fund ..... commissioner, dealing with the argument of mr. banerjee that there was no application of mind of mr. ghose submitted that there was initially a presumption that the official acts were done properly. moreover, the expression 'director' is only a designation or prescription to identify the particular persons. other particulars may come in due course. the .....

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