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Prasanna Kumar Ray and ors. Vs. Kumar Arun Chandra Singha Bahadur and ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 85Ind.Cas.693

..... no appeal lay as the decisions of the courts below merely settled the rent and (2) that in any case in proceedings under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act the assistant settlement officer and the special judge were not bound by any contract between the parties but could fix a rent which they thought fair and equitable. so far ..... 1922.)greaves and graham, jj.25. these three cross-objections and the appeals are by the landlord who applied under the provisions of section 105 of the bengal tenancy' act for the settlement of fair and equitable rent in respect of the excess lands found on the measurement of certain putni taluks held by the defendants. the question which ..... to the appearing respondents.in no. 2604 of 1921.greaves, j.21. this is an appeal by the tenant. the landlord sued under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act claiming from the holder of a taluk additional rent in. respect of excess area found on measurement and asking for the settlement of fair and equitable rent. the claim .....

insane Nil Govinda Misra, Represented by Guardian Wife Khanta Mayi Deb ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1944Cal421

..... therefore in the appeal is what meaning should be attributed to the phrase 'devolution to agricultural land' used in item 21 of list 2 of schedule. 7, constitution act.9. the provincial legislature has the exclusive power to pass laws relating to 'devolution of agricultural land and on subjects mentioned in that item. but 'jus descendit ct ..... tenants, his right is to be considered as property within the meaning of section 3 (2) and so would devolve on his death according to the provisions of act 18 of 1937,-though his tenure comprised agricultural lands only. the physical character of the land included in the tenure must, in our judgment, determine the rule of ..... succession whether succession would be in ac cordance with that act or according to the rules of hindu law, as long as the pro vincial legislature does not pass the law regulating devolution of 'agricultural land' held by hindus. .....

Emperor Vs. Dinabandhu Ooriya

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 124Ind.Cas.818

..... to the doctor, the injuries inflicted on kartik were not necessarily of immediate dangerousness and he went on to say:the question is whether the jury will find that the act was done with the intention of causing the death of kartik mukherji, in this connection jury will notice the nature of the injuries on rajabala on whom fatal injuries ..... general rule that provocation by j word sis not enough. the reason for that ' exception is that a sudden confession is treated as equivalent to a discovery of the act itself. but here the relation between the parties was not that of husband and wife, nor was it a case of unmarried persons living together as husband and wife. ..... of the fee she would charge for entertaining this visitor they entered into rajabala's room and it is said that while this unfortunate young man was in the act of sexual intercourse with the woman the prisoner came from the direction in which rajabala was lying with her head and inflicted wounds on the deceased while he was .....

Tarun Kumar Ghose and Ors. Vs. The Credit Union Cooperative Enterprise ...

Court : Kolkata

..... collusion may serve as a cloak to gather up the real state of affairs.the authoritative words on collusion given by the supreme court in case of gram panchyat of village naulakha vsujagar singh reported in 2000(7) scc543may be useful to understand the true meaning of the expression collusive which are reproduced below:- ..... reserved under the lease for several years amounts to assent in continuing in possession and, therefore, the protection against eviction under the west bengal premises tenancy act, 1956 is available to such lessee. i am afraid whether such principle can be extended in the facts and circumstances of the instant case. admittedly the ..... suggest the creation of new right either in favour of the judgment debtor or the applicant that their tenancies would be governed by the west bengal premises tenancy act, 1956. he, thus concludes that the instant application is meritless, devoid of substance and therefore should be dismissed. from the submissions advanced by the respective .....

Angelo Brothers Ltd. (in Liqn) Vs. Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

..... finality of a judgment and the authorities relied upon on this point are state of uttar pradesh vs. brahm datt sharma [(1987)2 scc179, state of haryana vs. babu singh [(2008)2 scc85, indian council for enviro-legal action vs. union of india & ors. [(2001)8 scc161, state of punjab vs. gurdev singh (supra) and om prakash verma vs ..... court and the principle of res judicata would not apply in respect of such a decree. the same principle of law has been laid down in the case of gram panchayat of village naulakha vs. ujagar singh [air2000sc32721)]..37. it is mr. khosla s specific submission is that the court should not be fettered by the form in ..... , is in liquidation and the official liquidator not having brought any action hit, as a contributory should be permitted to agitate the grievance of abl, and i should act on the information furnished by the applicants to invalidate the decree upon conducting enquiry suo motu. mr. khosla wants this court to exercise jurisdiction under article 215 of the .....

Emperor Vs. Chaturbhuj Sahu

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1911)ILR38Cal96

..... but the securing of evidence for the enforcement of public justice. it may be argued that the state should not punish as an offence against itself an act which was instigated by its own official, a position which was vigorously, though unsuccessfully, maintained before the supreme court of the united states by the counsel ..... criminal doings, or doings which will culminate in a crime, merely pretends to concur with the perpetrators. mere good intention (joes not ordinarily excuse a criminal act.' 'with every respect to the learned judges we are unable to follow this decision, which is opposed to the recent ruling by the court of criminal appeal ..... either a subsequent repentance or an original determination to frustrate the enterprise, have disclosed the conspiracy. to the police authorities under whose direction they continue to act with their guilty confederates till the matter can be so far matured as to ensure their conviction, belong to the class of persons apparently accomplices to whom .....

Indian Steel and Wire Products Ltd. Vs. Kothari Metals Ltd. Etc.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR2007Cal207

..... an absolute bar. the facts pointed out by the revenue do not call for reading down the wide import of section 2(1) of the act.11. we considered the rival pleas urged before us. in gram panchayat v. shree vallabh glass works ltd. : [1990]1scr966 the company concerned was declared a sick industrial company and steps were taken under ..... guj), etc.12. the madhya pradesh and calcutta high courts have followed the decision of this court in gram panchayat v. shree vallabh glass works ltd. : [1990]1scr966 .13. on a fair reading of the provisions contained in chapter iii of act 1 of 1986 and in particular sections 15 to 22, we are of the opinion that the plea ..... sections 16 and 17 of the act by the board. the question was whether the creditor (panchayat) could recover the amount due to it from out .....

Prasanna Kumar Ray Vs. Arun Chandra Singha

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1925Cal656

..... no appeal lay as the decisions of the courts below merely settled the rent and (2) that in any case in proceedings under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act the assistant settlement officer and the special judge were not bound by any contract between the parties but could fix a rent which they thought fair and equitable. so far ..... 1922 and 1874 of 1922.18. these three cross-objections and the appeals are by the landlord who applied under the provisions of section 105 of the bengal tenancy act for the settlement of fair and equitable rent in respect of the excess lands found on the measurement of certain putni taluks held by the defendants. the question which ..... case to the appearing respondents.in no. 2604 of 1921greaves, j.14. this is an appeal by the tenant. the landlord sued under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act claiming from the holder of a taluk additional rent in respect of excess area found, on measurement and asking for the settlement of fair and equitable rent. the claim was .....

Ambika Ranjan Majumdar Vs. Manikganj Loan Office Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1928Cal468

..... 's pleader was guilty of great carelessness in filing the appeal in the wrong court; but it seems to me to be impossible to hold that the appellant has acted otherwise than bona fide in the matter; and that he has succeeded in showing sufficient cause for not presenting the appeal within time.8. i agree, therefore, that ..... satisfied upon the materials which have been placed before us that the question must be answered in the negative. the appellant who is a pardanashin lady, appeared to have acted bona fide and her agent consulted her pleader who assured him that he was entitled to a deduction of all the periods mentioned.4. after making this observation the ..... heavy duty and responsibility of giving proper advice to their clients. on the other hand, if the second question is answered in the affirmative an innocent party who has acted on the advice of his lawyer qualified for the purpose of giving advice will suffer injury without any fault of his. the question therefore, that has come up .....

Bengal and Assam Investors Ltd. Vs. J.K. Eastern Industries Private Lt ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1956Cal658,60CWN957

..... vicariously through a chairman or president whom it appoints. judicial work of court through a delegate is never an efficient innovation in jurisprudence. section 186, companies act, 1956 introduces this power which is also by its nature irresponsible. it is irresponsible power because even after the court has called, held and conducted meetings ..... court thinks expedient, including, directions modifying or supplementing in relation to the calling, holding an conducting of the meeting the operation of the provisions of this act and of the company's articles. 7. now the first essential condition is that the court must have reason to be satisfied that it is impracticable ..... additional directors of j. k, eastern industries private ltd. 6. section 186 introduces new principles of company management. it is an innovation introduced by the act of 1956. it provides power for the court to order company meetings. the conditions under which such power of the court to order company meetings should be .....