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Kelebala Samabay Krishi Unnayan Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors

Court : Kolkata

..... various social welfare measures such as mid-day meal schemes. in order to meet the demand, the state had to import rice from other states through the food corporation of india (fci for short). in order to meet the requirement of the public distribution systems including mid-day meal schemes, the state of west bengal ..... director, district distribution, procurement and supply, govt. of west bengal but he expressed his inability to take steps in the matter as the enforcement branch was acting suo motu and without any permission from the state government. 6 according to the petitioners however, the sole authority for monitoring procurement, distribution and supply of essential ..... channel, namely, the official gazette. we also agree with the reasons recorded in mayer hans george and hold that notification under section 25 of the customs act would come into operation as soon as it is published in the official gazette and no further publication is required. hence, the decision rendered in pankaj jain .....

Nathmal Patodi and anr. Vs. the Corporation of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1967Cal150,1967CriLJ347

..... also an accused in the case and which also was convicted under the above section of the act. no sentence was, however, passed on the petitioner in the case in pursuance of the conviction.2. on february 13, 1962 a food inspector of the calcutta corporation visited the shop of the firm messrs. mohari lal nathmal and seized from inside a bag ..... by the warranty it was for him to take appropriate action against the trader concerned from whom ihe goods had been received. the appellants in appeal no. 571 of 1964 are in my judgment entitled to an acquittal.18. the accused firm was convicted in the case but no sentence of imprisonment was imposed. an application for revision was ..... was not liable to be prosecuted far less to be convicted for the offence alleged.20. in the result, criminal appeal no. 571 of 1964 as well as criminal revision case no. 1009 of 1964 which is treated as a criminal appeal are both allowed. the order of conviction and sentence passed on the appellants is set aside and the .....

Gurmit Singh and ors. Vs. Indian Iron and Steel Co. Ltd. and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1993)1CALLT64(HC),97CWN899

..... ripen into real employment. he has also attracted my attention to the decision of the supreme court in workmen, food corporation of india v. food corporation of india, : (1985)iillj4sc . the food corporation of india adopted different methods at different places for employing labour for handling foodgrains. initially a contractor was engaged by the ..... contractor system and that too without giving any notice of change as contemplated in section 9a of the industrial disputes act, 1947. as a direct consequence of this change, the corporation discontinued employment of 464 workmen attached to that depot and brought in the intermediary contractor and treated the aforementioned workmen ..... established between the respondent no. 1 and the petitioners and this relationship and its incidences are amenable to the provisions of the industrial disputes act. but what the petitioners have prayed for in this writ application is a direction upon the respondents to extend to the petitioners wage structure .....

Corporation of Calcutta Vs. Sankar Trading Co. and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1968CriLJ1532

..... . 2 by the learned municipal magistrate in the case is set aside. he is found guilty under section 16(1)(a)(i)/7(i) of the prevention of food adulteration act. he is convicted thereunder and is sentenced to pay a fine of rs. 100/-, in default to suffer simple imprisonment for one month. the acquittal of represented no ..... adulterated.6. mr. banerjee appearing for the respondents referred to the definition of the term 'adulterated' in section 2 of the prevention of food adulteration act, to rule 5 of the rules framed under the act and to appendix b and argued that, no standard of quality hiving been prescribed in the appendix for ajowan, the allegation that the simple ..... t.p. mukherjee, j.1. the corporation of calcutta filed this appeal with the leave of the court under section 417(3) of the criminal p.c., against the acquittal of the respondents under section 16(1)(a)(i), read with section 7(1) of the prevention of food adulteration act, 1954, by a municipal magistrate of calcutta, the subject .....

Naresh Chandra Dutta @ Naresh Dutta Vs. State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2005(2)CHN324

..... which was taken from the shop of the accused was adulterated within the meaning of section 2(ia)f) of the prevention of food adulteration act. learned advocate for the petitioner cited two decisions reported in : 1976crilj336 , municipal corporation of delhi v. kacheroo mal and : 1985crilj921 , state. (delhi administration) v. puran mal. in the latter decision, ..... on several grounds.5. first of all the petitioner has claimed that there is violation of the provisions of section 20 of the prevention of food adulteration act as the written consent of the appropriate authority was not obtained before the institution of the case and as such, according to the petitioner the ..... independently consider the materials placed before him and he mechanically appended his signature in the prescribed form which is clear violation of section 20 of the food adulteration act and as such the petitioner has claimed that the cognizance, as taken by the learned magistrate, is bad in law.2. it has further been .....

Food Corporation of India and ors. Vs. Sarwan Kumar Chowdhury

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1985Cal225

..... payable. the plaintiff, therefore, served a notice under registered cover on 15th november, 1979 under section 8(1) of the arbitration act to the managing director, food corporation of india for appointment of an arbitrator under section 8(1) of the arbitration act for adjudication of the disputes and differences between the parties touching the terms of the contract within 15 days from the ..... month from the date of this award. the plaintiff thereafter made an application under section 17 of the arbitration act for judgment in terms of the award. the defendant no. 1, the food corporation of india filed an objection under section 30 of the arbitration act challenging the award on various grounds mentioned therein. the plaintiff also raised an objection that the application under .....

Hindusthan National Glass and Industries Limited and anr. Vs. Reserve ...

Court : Kolkata

..... him, working hours of the establishment, nature of business being carried on etc. etc. an eatery is also required to obtain a licence under the food adulteration act from the municipal corporation and to keep the eatables fit for human consumption. all these statutory provisions are regulatory in nature and have been enacted in public interest. violation of ..... chand v. govt. of u.p. : (1985) 4 scc 169 the supreme court quashed a scheme that the uttar pradesh state road transport corporation had published in 1959 under section 68c of the motor vehicles act, 1939. it was, however, left open to the state transport undertaking to publish a fresh draft scheme, if necessary. the state transport ..... . the competent authority thereafter held that the proposed scheme had lapsed by virtue of section 100(4) of the 1988 act. the state transport corporation preferred a writ petition but the allahabad high court also took the view that the scheme had lapsed and accordingly upheld the order of the competent .....

Ganeshlal Show and anr. Vs. Asansole Municipality and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1963CriLJ658

..... shop at the material time.4. the accused persons were convicted by a learned magistrate of the first class, asansol, under section 16 of the prevention of food adulteration act and sentenced to pay a fine of rs. 1,000/-each, in default to undergo simple imprisonment for five months each. the conviction was obviously under ..... otherwise not. certain decisions have been placed before me by mr. mookerji on the point of interpretation of this sub-section. one of the decisions is reported in city corporation of trivandrum v. v.p.n. aruna chalam reddiar : air1960ker356 . in delivering the judgment of the division bench sankaran, c.j., observed that the non-compliance ..... witnesses. if the court is unable to place full faith, on the evidence of the concerned food inspector the non-examination of the attestors may assume importance.a third decision will be found in kapoor chand v. city of jabalpur corporation : air1960mp179 his lordship observed,in my opinion, the non-calling of at least two persons .....

Sri Satyendranath Mondal Vs. Hindusthan Petroleum Corporation and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1994)1CALLT184(HC),98CWN841

..... inclined to hold that the writ petitioner-appellant-satyendra nath mondal is the fit and eligible candidate for being awarded the subject dealership. the hindusthan petroleum corporation ltd. is, accordingly, directed to offer him the retail outlet dealership in question at malancha, district-24-parganas, subject to his complying with the ..... dealership thereunder. the aforesaid two writ petitioners, the respondent no. 5, radhakrishna roy (hereinafter referred to as radhakrishna) and others had submitted applications to the corporation therefor. the respondent no. 4, the oil selection board (east) (hereinafter shortened into board) was entrusted to select candidate for the purpose of appointment ..... the time of filing application (before 20.1.86) by the sub-divisional controller, food and supplies, krishnagar, under licence no. c22753/53/85 dated 5.8.85 at majdia, nabadwip. he had accordingly been acting as dealer of cement appointed by the state government before the filing of his application .....

Food Corporation of India Vs. Amiya Kumar Das Gupta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1989)2CALLT90(HC)

..... about 21st december, 1985, notice in terms of section 14(2) of the act was received in the office of the petitioner, food corporation of india, which is a body corporate and constituted under the food corporation of india act, 1964. the said notice was also admittedly received by their manager, who, we are informed ..... now, was transferred on the relevant date, the particulars whereof will be indicated hereafter. even on receipt of such notice under section 14(2) of the act, no steps were taken by the food corporation ..... this court and also in the two applications, which were filed before the learned court below, that the present district manager of the food corporation of india came to know of the concerned title suit no. 152 of 1985, that is the arbitration proceeding from the respondents and .....