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State of Orissa Vs. Basanta Bag

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1959Ori33; 1959CriLJ353

..... support of his argument. it is true that after the coming into force of the constitution, the evidence which may otherwise be admissible under section 27 of the evidence act may be inadmissible by virtue of article 20(3), if it could be established that such evidence was obtained under compulsion. there is, however, nothing on record to ..... pasayat, however, urged that the statement made by the accused at the time of throwing this stone, which would ordinarily be admissible under section 27 of the indian evidence act should be held to be inadmissible as it contravened the right guaranteed under article 20(3) of the constitution. he relied on amin v. the state, air 1958 ..... with the recording thereofis a defect of form which can be remedied under section 533, cr. p. c. it would also follow from section 80 ofthe evidence act that where any document is produced before a court purporting to be a statementmade by a prisoner or accused person, in accordancewith law and purporting to be signed by .....

Pravabati Jena Vs. Ram Kumar Agarwal and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : I(1990)ACC563

..... the monthly income of the injured and held that his loss of earning capacity was to the extent of 90%, drawing analogy from the provisions of the workmen's compensation act under which loss of a leg is taken as 90% loss of the income and also concluded that the injured had effective fifteen years more for earning as he was .....

Balia Alias Balaram Behera and anr. Vs. State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1994CriLJ1907

..... the serologist was accepted as a corroborative evidence of rape.in the present case, p.w. i stated that four persons, except appellant balia, while committing the act had full penetration and all relesed the sperm inside the vagina. could it be believed that p.w. 1 scrubbed her private part so carefully and thoroughly so ..... finger nails. when p.w. 1 herself did not state how she received these injuries and who caused the injuries and whether the injuries were caused during the act, the doctor's opinion that such injuries were probably caused by finger nails and presssing of lips cannot be said to be corroborative evidence to the evidence of ..... 1952crilj547 ; but the nature of corroboration should be such so that it lends assurance that the evidence of the prosecutrix can be safely acted upon (vide decision : 1958crilj273 , and this is not with regard to the act of rape alone but such testimony should be corroborated in some matter to connect the appellants (vide decision 1971 (iii) scc 927). .....

Raj Exports Vs. National Aluminium Co. Ltd.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1996(87)ELT349(Ori)

..... from time to time.(ii) 'licensing authority' means an authority competent to grant a licence under imports (control) order, 1955 made under the imports and exports (control) act, 1947 (18 of 1947);(iii) 'materials' means -(a) raw materials, components, intermediates, consumables, computer software and parts required for manufacture of export product:provided that ..... :-'exemption to materials imported against value based advance licence :- in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 25 of the customs act, 1962 (52 of 1962), the central government, being satisfied that it is necessary in the public interest so to do, hereby exempts materials imported into india ..... as the 'inputs') and for utilising the credit so allowed towards payment of duty or excise leviable on the final products, whether under the act or under any other act, as may be specified in the said notification, subject to the provisions of this section and the conditions and restrictions that may be specified .....

Special Land Acquisition Officer Vs. Banamali Gochhait and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 93(2002)CLT311

..... hence adopted belting system by capitalising taila variety of lands into three categories :(i) land near the national highway : (ii) land by the side of the gram panchayat road; andother such lands which are not road-side lands.the learned smgle judge determined the rates of the above categories of taila lands at the rates of ..... apex court. as in the present case, in early eighties large tracks of land were acquired in the state of orissa by invoking the provisions of the act for establishing an aluminium smelter plant and other ancillary industries, civil township and supporting services. the land acquisition officer made an award accepting the rates suggested by ..... all varieties of land and the claimants received the awarded amounts under protest. they requested the land acquisition officer to make a reference under section 18 of the act to court and out of several references, the learned subordinate judge, angul disposed of thirty-two references by a common judgment in l. a. misc. case .....

The Special Land Acquisition Officer, Nalco Vs. Pramod Kumar Bisoi and ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 96(2003)CLT63

..... owners in possession of the disputed lands and they received the compensation on protest for which the land acquisition officer referred the matter under section 18 of the land acquisition act to the learned civil judge (sr. divn.), angul.3. during hearing of the case, this court is appraised of the judgment in f.a. no. 164 of 1997 (ananda ch .....

The Executive Director, Nalco Ltd. and ors. Vs. Prasanna Behera and or ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : (2008)106CALLT174(NULL)

..... similar type of land and are usually high level lands. though the agricultural products are grown less from these type of land, the people are getting financial crops (black-gram, bengal-gram, ragi, muga, biri, etc.) from their lands. the agriculture depends upon the rain in these type of land, these lands are fit for homestead.6. the land ..... which did not adjoin to any road. it has also been held that the claimants are entitled to solatium and other statutory benefits as provided under the land acquisition act. (see air 2000 sc 2619, the executive director v. sarat chandra bisoi)9. the learned counsel appearing for the appellant-nalco submitted that the referral court has ..... in the meantime from the date of notification. though ordinarily the method adopted to determine the compensation is the year of notification under section 4(1) of the act, since in the present case transactions were made showing the price of the land in the same year of notification or one year prior to the same, the .....

Executive Director and General Manager, Nalco Vs. Somanath Garanaik an ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 106(2008)CLT346

..... the said decision of the apex court, this court also in first appeals, i.e., fa. no. 115 of 2001 and batch, disposed of on 11.4.2008 has determined the compensation so far as village gotamara is concerned. 7. therefore, in the present appeal also on the basis of the aforesaid decision, the compensation for ..... lands. the claimants received the said compensation on protest and filed their objection claiming higher compensation which was referred to the civil court under section 18 of the act. the claimants main contention was that the special land acquisition officer awarded the compensation for the acquired land at a lower side as the prevalent market price of ..... acquisition misc. case no. 52 of 1991 in a reference under section 18 of the land acquisition act (hereinafter referred to as 'the act').2. as per gazette notification no. 69 dated 16.2.1982 published under section 4(1) of the act, the state government acquired different types of land of the claimants-respondent nos. 1 & 2 measuring .....

State of Orissa Through the Collector Cuttack and an Vs. Orissa Olympi ...

Court : Orissa

..... (senior division), cuttack by order dated 7.11.1991 passed the status quo order even though the court was aware that for the selfsame land, a proceeding under the ople act was continuing. it is also admitted in the objection/counter affidavit filed before this court that a portion of the land is situated over the alleged encroached area. the order ..... land and the suit was filed in order to prevent the statutory authority from passing an order of eviction in exercise of statutory powers under the o.p.l.e. act. even though the 6 plaintiff - respondent had appeared in the o.p.l.e. proceeding through its counsel, it did no.file any show cause in the said proceeding much ..... proceedings ..10. it be mentioned here that the plaintiff filed the suit on 2.7.1991 and by then, a proceeding under the orissa prevention of land encroachment act, 1972 (for short, the ople act ) was pending against him to his knowledge for encroachment of an area of ac.0.634 out of ac. 0.880 appertaining to hal plot no.7 .....