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Anup Kumar Verma Vs. State of Jharkhand

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : 2004CriLJ1712; I(2004)DMC489; [2003(4)JCR473(Jhr)]

..... his evidence is further to the effect that after displacing the dead body he found a half filled matchbox under the dead body and broken glasses of the tube light as well as glass of the photo-frame was found scattered in the room. ..... he has also not taken oath in this case for the reasons best known to him to threw light regarding the basis of his opinion as averred by him in the written report regarding the death of the deceased not being a suicidal death. ..... he has also seized half filled match box, one gas lighter, iron latch of the door, four empty bottles of liquor from the room of the deceased where the occurrence is said tohave taken place and prepared a seizure list ( .....

Sidh Nath Singh Vs. State of Jharkhand and ors.

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : [2004(3)JCR439(Jhr)]

..... are not intended for letting or for the residence of the owner himself, the annual value of such holding shall be deemed to be an amount which may be equal to but not exceed, seven and a half per centum of such cost, in addition to a reasonable ground rent for the land comprised in the holding :provided that, where the actual cost so ascertained or estimated exceeds one lakh of rupees, the percentage ..... any holding consisting only of tanks;(c) that rate on the annual value of holdings at which the tax may be imposed shall not without the previous sanction of the state government, exceed seven and-a-half per centum;(d) that in fixing the rate at which the tax is to be imposed regard shall be had to the principle that the total net proceeds of the tax shall not exceed that ..... not exceed twenty-five rupees shall not be more than three rupees per annum, and that the tax on any other holding shall not be imposed at a rate exceeding seven and a half per centum on the annual value of the holding except in the patna city municipality in which it shall not exceed ten per centum on such annual value;(f) that the commissioners at a ..... water available to the public;(c) that the rate of the annual value of holdings at which the tax may be imposed shall not exceed twelve and a half per centum in the case of the water-tax, or three per centum in the case of the lighting tax;(d) that in fixing the rate at which the tax is to be imposed regard shall be had to the principle that the total net proceeds of .....

Doman Bedia Vs. State of Bihar (Now Jharkhand)

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : [2003(2)JCR734(Jhr)]

..... the fact that there has been deliberation and consultation for one and half hours and, thereafter, the fardbeyan was lodged and besides that the fir has been received in the court empowered to take cognizance on 31.7.1989 and for that also there is no ..... it has been submitted that the murder of the deceased has taken place in the night between 28th and 29th of july, 1989 and the factum of the commission of murder came to light at 5.00 o'clock in the morning on 29.7.1989 but the fardbeyan was recorded at 12.30 hours after considerable unexplained delay and pw 4, the informant in para 7 of his testimony has admitted ..... lastly the fardbeyan of pw 4, the informant was recorded at 12.30 hours on 29.7.1989 when the murder of the deceased had been known and come to light at 5.00 o'clock in the morning on that very day and the case was also instituted on that very day at 14.30 hours but the fir and the fardbeyan was received ..... pw 4 has deposed that when the murder of the deceased has come to light there had been thoughtful deliberation and active consultation for one and half hours and, thereafter, the informant in the company of pw 6 ghasi bedia, ..... he has further deposed that there had been thoughtful deliberation and consultation for one and half hours between the informant and others after the knowledge of the murder of the deceased for instituting the case as per his .....

State of Jharkhand Vs. Saiyad Rizwan

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : 2003CriLJ2098; [2003(2)JCR235(Jhr)]

..... . if upon taking an overall global view of all the circumstances in the light of the aforesaid proposition and taking into account the answers to the questions posed hereinabove, the circumstances of the case are such that death sentence is warranted, the court would proceed to do so.' 77 ..... . 18 of his evidence has stated that in course of investigation, it came to light that accused chaitali and rizwan had stayed at house no ..... . clothing :--half sleeve green (light) ganji with monogram 'kenya wild land' with imprint of lion's head ..... . there was a bony gap over left half of parietal and left temporal bone measuring 13 cm ..... . the lower half of the facial skin missing, top of skull was bare ..... . there was blood stain and contusion or remaining soft tissues over left half of forehead. b .....

Nitya Nand Sharma Vs. The State of Jharkhand Through the Secretary Min ...

Court : Jharkhand

..... it is stated in the counter-affidavit for the first time that the irregularity during the year 1990, for which disciplinary action had been initiated against the appellant in the year 2000, came to light in the audit report for the second half of 1994-95.9. .....

Maini @ Manager Das Vs. the State of Bihar (Now Jharkhand)

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : 2005(2)BLJR1571

..... regarding the source of identification they have stated that they identified the appellant in the light of 'dibia', which was burning there but they admitted in their cross-examination that it was not disclosed to the investigating officer during investigation. ..... the accused persons were identified in the light of 'dibia', which was burping there and also in the light of torch flashed by the accused persons. ..... these dacoits were in the house for half an hour and in that course of of dacoity they scattered the house hold articles. ..... the appellant maini das and the co- accused bhakti darbe in the light of 'dibia' and 'torch. .....

Smt. Santoshi Devi @ Madhuri Devi Vs. Sri Sadanand Das Goswami

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : II(2004)DMC301; [2004(2)JCR194(Jhr)]

..... parent's house to participate in the said function and soon thereafter she returned to her matrimonial home with him and thereafter she led her conjugal life with her respondent- husband for two and half years continuously and only on the eve of makar sankranti in the year 1991 she had returned to her parent's house in the company of her father with the consent of her respondent-husband as well as of his father ..... alia is that after solemnisation of his marriage with her respondent-husband on 20.04.988 she had gone with him to her matrimonial home where she lived together with him for more than two and half years and only on the occasion of 'asthmangla' she along with her husband had come to her parent's house and soon, thereafter, she went back with him to her matrimonial home. ..... and also a hero honda motorcycle was demanded from her father and she was tortured to put pressure on her father for providing a hero honda motorcycle and during her stay for two and half years in her matrimonial home after the marriage she had to face constant torture from her husband and his family members. ..... here in this case the marriage was admittedly solemnised on 20.4.1988 and this suit has seen the light of the day on 10.6.1993, i.e. ..... there is no iota of legal evidence on the record brought by the appellant that she had lived in her matrimonial home for two and half years continuously after her marriage. ..... , after more than four and half years. .....

Ganesh Pujhar and Anr Vs. State of Jharkhand

Court : Jharkhand

..... he has further stated that at the time of occurrence from the light of lantern which was burning he could identify the dacoits. ..... he has further stated that the dacoits were identified by him in the light of the lantern. ..... she has deposed that she had identified the dacoits in the light of the lantern. ..... 7lacs and half k.g. ..... 7 lacs and half k.g. .....

Sanjay Prasad and anr Vs. Central Coalfields Limited and ors

Court : Jharkhand

..... these relevant issues were noticed and discussed by the learned single judge and it was observed that admittedly, 1.99 acres of land belonging to the petitioner was delivered along with the half decimal belonging to his neighbour making a total of two acres to the respondent ccl. ..... in the light of the explanations offered by the learned counsel for the petitioner and the contents of the impugned order, it appears that admittedly, 1.99 acres of land belonging to the petitioner together with half decimal of land belonging to the petitioner's neighbour, making a total of two acres, was delivered by the petitioner, was accepted by the respondents-ccl authorities. ..... the petitioner had claimed half decimal of land of one ram nandan whose name has occurred in the agreement (annexure-3) which has been referred to herein above and it was taken to bunch with the land of the petitioner so that it comprised 2.00 acres of ..... in the light of the above facts and circumstances, i find that the respondents-authorities of the c.c.l. .....

Sriniwash Sharma Vs. Drinking Water and Sanitation

Court : Jharkhand

..... letter dated 09.11.2010 is not under challenge and, moreover, on admitted facts, once it is found that half pay leave cannot be granted to the petitioner, prayer in the writ petition cannot be granted. 5. ..... claim of the petitioner that he has earned 435 days of half pay leave may be true, however, in view of 6 restrictions under the rules for grant of half pay leave, in my opinion, there is no other provision under which the period of unauthorised absence from duty which is about 3 years could have been regularised except, by sanctioning extra ordinary leave for the aforesaid periods. ..... proviso to rule 232 makes it abundantly clear that half pay leave must be claimed before the government employee proceeds on leave. ..... under the jharkhand service code, 2001 a permanent government employee can avail earned leave, 5 commuted leave, half pay leave and extra ordinary leave. ..... proviso to rule 232 expressly provides that half pay leave may be granted to an employee only if the competent authority has reasons to believe that the government servant will return to duty after its expiry. ..... there will be no limit on the half pay leave that can be availed of at a time on medical certificate and this will apply even when such leave is taken preparatory to retirement: provided that no half pay leave may be granted unless the authority competent to sanction leave has reason to believe that the government servant will return to duty after its expiry. .....