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Randhir Singh Bhutoria and Anr. Vs. Food Corporation of India

Court : Kolkata

..... office of the defendant within the territorial jurisdiction of the original side of this hon ble court. in view of the authoritative pronouncement of the supreme court in food corporation of india (supra) and jindal vijayanagar steel (jsw steel ltd.) (supra) a jurisdiction of a chartered high court is determined by the provisions of clause 12 ..... the defendant was statutorily liable to pay half portion of the municipal taxes and 100 per cent surcharge in view of the amendment introduced to the bengal municipal act, 1932. it has also been held that such statutory liability would prevail over clause 12 of the lease agreement. the then trustees were granted liberty to ..... on lease to the defendant. the defendant took possession of such godowns. under the lease agreements the trust was to pay the municipal taxes. the bengal municipal act, 1932 underwent amendments subsequent to deeds of lease. by reason of such amendments the defendant became liable to pay 50 per cent of the municipal tax and .....

Food Corporation of India Vs. M/S. Prokash Road Lines Corporation

Court : Kolkata

..... said period of three months it may entertain the application within a further period of thirty days, but not thereafter. recours.to section 14 of the limitation act, 1963 could have been possible only if food corporation of india, upon receipt of the award on 11th january, 2008, had initially approached a wrong forum and that too within the total timeframe provided under ..... the limitation act, 1963. there was no prior proceeding in the facts of the instant case an internal committee constituted for taking a decision regarding the steps to be taken upon receiving the award on 11th january, 2008, appears to have submitted their report on 25th september, 2008 before the general manager, bihar region of the food corporation of india. the food corporation of india .....

City Kerosene Supply Agency and anr Vs. the State of West Bengal and o ...

Court : Kolkata

..... p/2 to the writ petition.4. thereafter, the respondent no. 4 (assistant director, department of food and; supplies) issued a letter on 2.4.2004 vide annexure-p/4 addressed to the regional manager (marketing division) of the proforma respondent no. 7 (hindustan petroleum corporation ltd.) wherein he requested that the order of this court relating to resumption of supply be ..... under para-10 of the aforesaid control order of 1968.3. since the appeal was not being disposed of , the petitioners filed a writ petition being w.p. no. 1964 of 2002 before this court and by an order dated 24.9.2002, the said writ petition was disposed of vide annexure-p/1 by directing the appellate authority to ..... or in the absence of a token. the respondents did not reply and therefore, reminders were sent on 21.1.2004 followed by a notice under the contempt of courts act on 26.4.2004. on receiving the said notice, the respondent no. 4 by his letter dated 27.4.2004 drew the attention of the petitioners to paras- 5 .....

Abdoola Haroon and Co. Vs. Corporation of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1950Cal36

..... for human consumption.2. proceedings out of which the present rule arises were initiated on a complaint, under section 421, calcutta municipal act, hereafter referred to as the act, filed by a food inspector of the calcutta corporation. the allegation was that the entire lot of jam, marmalade etc., packed in tins, which were stored at 30 park lane, ..... section 421 and the other sections, particularly between those of rs. 420 and 421 of the act.16. section 420 authorises immediate destruction of animal, food or drug if the same is in the opinion of certain officers of the corporation or of any councillor or alderman, to be unwholesome or unfit for human consumption, if the ..... takes due note of and makes the necessary provision in section 420, calcutta municipal act. there is no such emergency in an enquiry under section 421, calcutta municipal act, it is only when the food or drug is not of a perishable nature the corporation is bound to take it before the magistrate. under the english law, even .....

Food Corporation of India Officers' Association and Anr. Vs. Union of ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2004)1CALLT378(HC)

..... , admittedly the petitioner is in 10th position. the head office that is policy making body here is at delhi. the service of the officers and employees of food corporation of india is transferable all over india and the service concerned are all india service. the claimant, petitioner no. 2, therefore does not come admittedly within the ..... shillong, 1974 cal lj 27. in that case, the petitioners challenged the notifications under item 3(1) of the first schedule, to the central excise and salt act, 1944. by the said notifications, the central government classified the tea gardens into five zones for the purpose of levying excise duty at varying rates on tea produced ..... thedeputationists until further orders of the court. the liberty is given to theparties to mention for early hearing immediately after completion of theaffidavits.4. all parties to act on a sign xerox copy of the minutes of this order on usual undertaking.5. on behalf of the petitioner affidavit of service was filed which was .....

Gopal Singh Vs. Food Corporation of India and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2001)3CALLT1(HC)

..... appointment of the writ petitioners was contrary to the recruitment rules. these posts are neither sanctioned post nor/any recruitment process has been suggested. food corporation of india being/a state authority must act in accordance with the policy of the government, since they require the services of the gunny bag stichers, they should have made provision ..... on regular basis and their services should be regularised as they are working for last 12 years. at the same time i think that the interest of food corporation of india should also be protected.5. considering the facts and circumstances, i feel that for the ends of justice time should be given to the fci ..... this backdrop let me deal with the present case. it is admitted by mr. chattapadhyay that the service of both the writ petitioners are required by the food corporation of india during the procurement season. however it is submitted by him that very recently the state government has taken the burden on themselves with regard to the .....

Bonbehari Roy and ors. Vs. Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR2004Cal254,2004(4)CHN30

..... bhushayya v. katragadda ramakrishnayya, : [1963]2scr499 ; rokyayabl v. ismail, : air1984kant234 ; vinay kumar vijay kumar ganodia v. canton carpentary works (p) ltd. (1991) 1 cal lj 136; and food corporation of india v. s. n. nagarkar, 0065/2002 : air2002sc808 .7. for the reasons recorded hereinafter i am of the view that this execution application is not maintainable.8. the order ..... the present context, are quoted below :--'53. save and except as provided by these rules and subject thereto, the provisions of the code of civil procedure (act v of 1908) in regard to suits shall be followed, as far as it can be made applicable, in all proceedings under article 226 and nothing in these ..... any subordinate court.explanation : this rule is in addition to the rules of recovery prescribed under article 15 to schedule 1 to the bengal public demands recovery act and under section 36 of the code of civil procedure, 1908.'14. in my view, while the provisions in section 141 of the cpc remove the doubt .....

The Food Corporation of India Vs. Srish Chandra Guha

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1975Cal215

..... the government would arrange to take delivery from guha's custody or would authorise guha to give delivery according to his instruction direct to the recipient.11. the food corporation of india alleges that guha wrongfully hypothecated various quantities of grains with the central bank of india and obtained advances and/or loans in his overdraft account. the ..... datta, j.1. this is an application for stay of suit under section 34 of the arbitration act x of 1940. it is quite apparent from the plaint that the subject-matter of the suit being suit no. 75 of 1973 (food corporation of india v. srish chandra guha) filed in this court on february 24, 1973 is covered by ..... set of proceedings which would take place in court and on that basis dismissed the application for stay. in the case of taunton coilings v. cromie, reported in (1964) 2 all er 332 the court of appeal in england also took the view that it was undesirable that two different tribunals who might reach two inconsistent findings should .....

Hari Sankar Banerjee Vs. Corporation of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1973CriLJ1264

..... the appellant under sections 16(1)(a)(i)/7(1) of the prevention of food adulteration act of 1954.2. the prosecution case is that on june 3. 1968 the food inspector of the corporation of calcutta visited a shop in the name and style of 'bengal trading corporation situated at 6-a' nabin sirkar lane, the appellant who is the sole proprietor ..... milk as the basic constituent.16. the appeal, is therefore, allowed. the conviction of the appellant under section 16(1)(a)(i)/7(1) of the prevention of food adulteration act and the sentence passed therein be set aside. the fine, if paid, be refunded.17. the appeal being allowed, there is no question of enhancement of sentence and ..... be mixed with dirty and sandy materials and therefore it was found to be adulterated under the definition given in section 2(1)(a) of the act which provides that an article of food being not of the nature, substance or quality s represented to be on demand by the purchaser is deemed adulterated. here neither the seller made .....

Subimal Chakraborty Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... fs/fs/sectt/food/6f5/05pt.i. for smooth functioning of the system and as a routine administrative measure and by way of a punishment. mr. saha roy, however, vehemently asserted that the said circular is not applicable to a fair-price-shop, situated within the territorial limit of the kolkata municipal corporation act. in view ..... bengal, to affirm an affidavit indicating whether the said circular had really any application to the fair-price-shops situated within the territorial limit of kolkata municipal corporation act. pursuant to such direction, the director of rationing, west bengal, has affirmed an affidavit admitting that the said circular has no application to the fair- ..... de-linking of the cards as a punishment of variation of terms of licence upon a licence holder within the territorial limit of the kolkata municipal corporation act, there should be fresh declaration of vacancy by curtailing the area of the licence-holder who has suffered such punishment. similarly, there should be a .....