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The Empress Vs. Keshub Mohajan and ors. and

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1882)ILR8Cal985

..... of justice ought to find it a mistake, i think the evidence that it is so should be clear and convincing--evidence of a very different character from the negative and equivocal language of the regulations, to which our attention has been called, or acts of interference by the british authorities, which may have been intended rather as friendly aids to the moharaja in the management of his own dominions, than as evidencing any wish on the part of the indian government to take the ..... said company in trust for her majesty, shall cease to be vested in, or exercised by, the said company, and all territories in the possession or under the government of the said company, and all rights vested in, or which, if this act had not been passed, might have been exercised by, the said company in relation to any territories, shall become vested in her majesty, and be exercised in her name; and for the purpose of this ..... . there is no precedent that i am aware of, in which our relations with any foreign states have been regulated by legislation, or that which has been termed our 'paramount power' has been exercised in this manner ..... upon the materials before us i am unable to agree in the conclusion that mohurbhunj is a foreign territory and not part of british india.24. ..... . that the legislature recognized such a contingency will appear from the preamble to act xvi of 1874.70 ..... but the governor-general in council could not pass any legislative enactment in respect of any foreign territory.33. .....

Ganee Mahomed Sarkar Vs. Tarini Charan Chuckerbati

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1887)ILR14Cal546

..... ' before the notification of 7th march 1879, appeared in the gazette of india, the attention of the legislature lad been drawn to the difficulty which might be experienced if under section 86 of the evidence act a certificate was to be required in each case of the manner in which documents are certified in cooch behar, and in order to get over this difficulty the then deputy commissioner of cooch behar, being ..... in cooch behar, and i do not see how certified copies of judicial records of that state can now be received in evidence in the courts of british india under the provisions of section 86 of the evidence act, and until some steps are taken by the legislature there will be great difficulty in executing any decrees of the courts of cooch behar in the courts of british india.beverley, j.8. ..... , the notification of 7th march, 1879) of the government of india in the foreign department, the following certificate of the mode in which copies of judicial records are certified in the state of cooch behar ..... upon that point it was necessary to refer to the provisions of section 86 of the evidence act, which says : 'the court may presume that any document purporting to be a certified copy of any judicial record of any country not forming part of her majesty's dominions is genuine and accurate if the ..... to be as follows:the decree-holder, respondent, obtained a decree against the judgment debtor, appellant, in one of the courts of the maharajah of cooch behar on the 12th of september, 1874. .....

Arya Samaj, Kolkata and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... learned advocate for the respondents 8 and 9 while referring to the decision in kiran subbha (supra) contended that there is no provision in the national commission for minority educational institutions act, 2004 (hereafter the act of 2004) to the effect that an institution which had earlier been accepted to be a minority institution would again be required to obtain such recognition/declaration with regard to its status ..... under the aegis of arya pratinidhi sabha, accepted the contention of the state government all these years and, therefore, the contention that the ssc act is not applicable in respect of recruitment of teaching staff in the said institution is absolutely not tenable. 20. ..... in view thereof, and particularly having regard to the provisions of section 15 of the west bengal school service commission act, 1997 (hereafter the ssc act) laying down that provisions thereof would not apply, inter alia, to a school established and administered by a minority, whether based on religion or language, the west ..... the context otherwise requires :- (a) (b) (c) minority, for the purpose of this act, means a community based on religion such as muslim, christian, sikh, buddhist, or zoroastrian (parsee), and includes (i) such other minority as the central commission may notify under clause of section 2 of the national commission for minorities act, 1992, or (ii) such other minority based on language within the purview of article 29 of the constitution of india (hereinafter referred to .....

Debendra NaraIn Roy Vs. Jogendra NaraIn Deb and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1936Cal593,167Ind.Cas.615

..... hagan said:unless there is a clear intention of the legislature, clear and unequivocal, or unless there are some circumstances rendering it inevitable that we should take the other view, we are to presume that an act is prospective and not retrospective;and lord blackburn observed:where the effect would be to alter a transaction already entered into, where it would be to make that valid which was previously invalid, to make an ..... materials as were before it the legislature was satisfied that according to the customary law of succession to the bijni raj which it was laying down in the other provisions of the act, raja jogendra, having had the nomination from rani abhoyeswari, was entitled to continue as the holder of the raj in preference to all others and that raja jogendra, having consented ..... the distribution of legislative powers as provided for in sub-section 91 and 92, and their general scope and effect were to be construed, and held that the matter regulated by the act in question was not a matter exclusively assigned to the provincial legislatures but was a matter which could be legislated upon by the dominion parliament by virtue of its general authority to ..... a private act passed and inasmuch as the procedure is entirely foreign to the indian legislatures, central as well as provincial, the principles of construction enunciated in them can hardly apply to the bijni succession act, even though that act in some of its features may be taken to resemble a private act. ..... 1874 .....

PulIn Behary Das and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.257

..... . my conclusions are that the points of law raised on behalf of the appellants must be overruled: that the dacca anusilan samity was a revolutionary society : that, of the overt acts imputed to the samity, the nana dacoity is the only case indisputably proved to have been the work of that society, four others (the munshigunge and adabari cases and the murders of sukumar and priya ..... remembered that on the 4th november, 1908, pulin behary das and all the other members resident in the society premises had been arrested on a charge of having kidnapped a boy, ananta mohan chatterjee, one of the new recruits of the society, and although the members were released on bail, their leader was still in custody ..... the two passages which the crown says betray the object which the rules and the vows conceal, are, first, the one referring to the driving oat the foreign king, and secondly, the passage referring to the possibility of the musalmans joining the english. ..... unless, it says, the foreigners and the foreign king are driven out, it is impossible altogether to drive out foreign goods. ..... . i have not referred to a somewhat ambiguous sentence which appears only in one copy of this document and which might be interpreted to mean that foreign kings were to be driven out ..... . it was a seditious poem declaiming against the foreign king .....

Manindra Mohan Sanyal Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1919)ILR46Cal215

..... in the petition, namely, that the learned sessions judge erred in law in holding that there was conspiracy between the petitioners, within the meaning of section 10 of the evidence act, so as to make the acts of one, relevant facts as against each of the accused, the point relied upon by the learned counsel was that the learned judge wrongly used the finding of the seditious literature ..... had no jurisdiction to entertain proceedings against him under section 110, the ground being that manohar was arrested outside the jurisdiction of the magistrate under the defence of india act, and that he was brought in custody to dinajpur for the purpose of these proceedings and was in custody there at the time when the magistrate's order was made on ..... to show that the 'accused persons were associated for the purpose of 'spreading disloyal doctrines amongst school-boys and 'students, and that they were collecting recruits and 'subjecting them to a course of self-discipline for some 'purpose of which we do not know whether it was 'immediate or remote. ..... specific acts alleged by the judge are the collecting of recruits and subjecting them to self-discipline for 'some purpose' which may be remote, and the hiring of three houses by two of the petitioners on false excuses and in one instant under a false name, but no dacoity nor even a single act of ..... , ''besides several books which advocate revolution to 'shake off the foreign yoke, there are two proscribed 'pamphlets and another pamphlet, inciting .....

Co-operative Hindusthan Bank Ltd. and anr. Vs. Surendra Nath Dey and o ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1932Cal524,138Ind.Cas.852

..... it imports into the mortgage of moveables the implications of a simple mortgage of immovable property under the transfer of property act, which by its terms is inapplicable to such a case; strictly speaking a simple mortgage of moveables with a power of sale is a mere hypothecation with a stipulation that in the event of the debt not being paid ..... in our opinion in view of the wording of section 176 as compared with the wording of the other sections of the act, to which we have referred and also in view of the right which section 177 gives to the pawnor and in order that the provision of that section may not be made nugatory, the proper interpretation ..... of chattels already delivered purporting to transfer the property therein, and so to convert what otherwise might be merely a pledge or deposit into a legal mortgage conferring a right to foreclose, falls within the operation of the acts so as to require to be registered, and to be void unless made in conformity with the statutable form prescribed by the act of 1882, which is not applicable to transactions of this nature. ..... has a higher right for he can detain the goods against anybody and even against a prior mortgagee unless by reason of the fulfilment of the conditions imposed by the bill of sales acts property in the goods has passed to the latter.18. ..... 36) and it was held that that act assumed that bills of sale are good against all the world and only made them void,, if not registered in time, as against assignees in ..... 1874 ..... 1874] .....

Indian Tea Packeting Industries and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1988(18)ECC180

..... such determination was made in a case where the constitutionality of bifurcation of state judicial service into two wings, that is civil and criminal, on the basis of separate rules governing recruitment and conditions of service was under consideration, apart from whether such bifurcation and rules would be violative of articles 14 and 16, and it has been observed by the supreme court, ..... by the manufacturer at an intermediate stage is not put in the market would not make any difference to the chargeability of the substance to excise duty if it is covered by an item in schedule i of the act, and therefore, if the manufacture of hydrogenated oils known as vanaspati from the raw materials, new substance has been brought into existence by the application of processes one or more of which are with the aid of power ..... , or (ii) by a hundred per cent export-oriented undertaking and allowed to be sold in india,shall be an amount equal to the aggregate of the duties of customs which would be leviable under section 12 of the customs act, 1962 (52 of 1962), on like goods produced or manufactured outside india if imported into india, and where the said duties of customs are chargeable by reference to their value, the value of such excisable goods shall, notwithstanding ..... this was a case whereby the provisions of punjab municipal corporation act, 1976, levy of tax was made on indian made foreign liquor at flat rate of rupee one per bottle and on the basis of the observations as above, it has .....

israil Vs. Shamser Rahman

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1914)ILR41Cal436

..... we do not feel pressed by the objection suggested, because obviously it is competent to this court to interfere under section 15 of the charter act; and in view of the conduct of the defendants, which, in substance, amounts to a defiance of the authority of the court, we are of opinion that this is a case in which ample ground has been made out to justify our interference.3. ..... glover (1874) l.r. 18 eq. .....

Chalho Singh Vs. Jharo Singh

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1912)ILR39Cal995

..... the extent of an one-fourth share of the superior interest made the return under the provisions of the bengal cess act and they stated therein, as they were bound to do under law, the names of the tenants in occupation of ..... but the decision of the judicial committee is an authority for the proposition that section 95 of the bengal cess act, 1880 is not exhaustive and that a road-cess return may be admissible in evidence as against persons other than the one ..... , it does not lay down any inflexible rule of law that a return under the cess act is admissible in evidence only against the person who made the return. ..... this view, he has placed reliance upon section 95 of the bengal cess act of 1880 and upon the decision of this court in the case of ..... it was intended to restrict the operation of section 21 of the indian evidence act which makes an admission ordinarily proveable as against the person who makes it or his representative in interest, but lays down certain exceptional cases in which admissions may be proved by or on behalf of the person ..... the effect of section 95 is to qualify section 21 of the indian evidence act to this extent that a road cess return cannot, under any circumstance, be admitted in evidence in favour of the person ..... now section 95 of the cess act provides chat 'every return filed by, or on behalf of, any person in pursuance of the provisions of this part shall bear the signature and address of such person or his authorised agent, and shall be ..... (1874) ..... (1874) .....