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Sri Jagannath Dhali and ors. Vs. Sri Ram Chandra Mandal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR2010Cal32

..... be subject to the provisions of chapter iib.(3) every application pending before a revenue officer at the commencement of section 7 of the west bengal land reforms (amendment) act, 1972 shall, on such commencement, stand transferred to, and disposed of by, the munsif having jurisdiction in relation to the area in which the land is situated ..... shall be dealt with from the stage at which it was so transferred and shall be disposed of in accordance with the provision of this act, as amended by the west bengal land reforms (amendment) act, 1972.22. perusal of the above provision of law makes it clear that 'transfer' of a plot of land in the above- ..... of law. transfer of an immovable property, by way of execution of deed of sale without valid registration of the same being complete under the relevant provisions of indian registration act, 1908, would be squarely hit by the provision of section 49 therein, which reads as follows:49. effect of non-registration of documents required to be registered. .....

Naba Kumar Katari Vs. Kalyani Katari

Court : Kolkata

..... the society, the burden of proving reasonable excuse shall be on the person who has withdrawn from the society.14. the aforesaid section 9 was amended by the marriage laws (amendment) act, 68 of 1976 by which the explanation was added and the original sub-section 2 was omitted. the original sub-section 2 stood as follows: ..... as regards the burden of proof of reasonable excuse in such a proceeding.16. thus, after the said amendment, the conduct of a spouse which even falls short of cruelty or any other matrimonial offence under the act would afford reasonable excuse for withdrawing from the society of the petitioning spouse and the same can be put ..... either the husband or the wife lives separate from the other without any sufficient reason, in which case the court will decree restitution of conjugal rights (matrimonial causes act, 1950, section 15), but will not enforce it by attachment, substituting however for attachment, if the wife be the petitioner, an order for periodical payments by .....

Jiban Kumar Ghosh and ors. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... result of such repeal the owners became entitled to get back possession of the said land in question.2. on may 2, 1997 the land acquisition (west bengal amendment) act, 1997 was enacted which came into force with effect from june 4, 1997 giving its retrospective effect on and from april 1, 1997 to revive the pending acquisition ..... in their wisdom declared the old cases as lapsed by implication by incorporating section 7a where cases were not disposed of beyond 1995. the legislature by amending 1997 act revived those cases under act i. hence, the state was entitled to carry on the acquisition proceedings in respect of all cases where requisition was made under section 3 prior ..... proceedings under the repeal act of 1948. two new sections were introduced by the said amendment in the land acquisition act of 1894 being section 9(3)a and 9(3)b. both the sections are set out below:(3a) the collector .....

The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Sinjini Gupta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... if after ascertaining the real fact, the claimant finds that statement made in the claim application was not correct, it was her duty to amend the claim application. without amending the claim application, she could not come out with a new case which is totally inconsistent with the case made in the application for compensation. ..... contest the proceeding but the appellant, the new india assurance company ltd., contested the proceeding with the leave of the court under section 170 of the act and filed the written statement denying the material allegations made in the application for compensation. according to the insurance company, there was no fault or negligence ..... the selfsame vehicle filed the application for compensation.2. those proceedings gave rise to three different motor accident claim cases under section 166 of the motor vehicles act and three different awards were passed separately on the basis of different sets of evidence adduced by the parties.3. we, therefore, propose to deal .....

Satya Sandhi Vs. Satya Sandhi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... they ought to offer. i do not consider that the trial court committed any error in granting leave to the plaintiffs, as prayed for, even without an amendment of the plaint in the circumstances being effected.22. the objection in respect of the stage of seeking leave and grant thereof by the order impugned is considered ..... and order, duly countersigned by the assistant court officer, shall be retained with the records of r.v.w. no. 45 of 2009.27. department shall now, acting in compliance with the order dated 21.7.2009 passed on c.o. no. 2044 of 2009, place the file before the appropriate bench taking up 'criminal contempt' ..... stand disposed of by this common judgment and order.3. the said suit was instituted by the two plaintiffs, viz. satya sandhi, a club registered under the societies registration act and affiliated to the cricket association of bengal (hereafter the cab), having its registered office at 16a, balu hakkak lane, police station - karaya, kolkata 700017 (represented by .....

National Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Renuka Saha and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... .26. by referring to the above quoted passage, mr banerjee contends that it is, therefore, clear that their lordships were quoting and making a part of the indian law, the principle that the regularity of employment was a factor only for ascertaining the amount of wages that the deceased was earning. in other words, mr. ..... has no co-relation to the compensation computed as against tortfeasor for his negligence on account of accident. as aforesaid, the amount receivable as compensation under the act is on account of the injury or death without making any contribution towards it, then how can fruits of an amount received through contributions of the insured ..... of insurance to cover the bus without receiving the premium therefor. by reason of the provisions of section 147(5) and 149(1) of the motor vehicles act, the appellant became liable to indemnify third parties in respect of the liability which that policy covered and to satisfy awards of compensation in respect thereof notwithstanding its .....

Descon Ltd. Vs. Dpsc Ltd.

Court : Company Law Board CLB Kolkata

..... consisted of the employees of aycl even though it was not a shareholder. 5. on september 28, 2001, in the annual general meeting, descon passed a resolution to amend its articles to provide for buy-back of its shares. in october, 2001, aycl filed a suit c.s. no. 504 of 2001 before the calcutta high court ..... 2007, shri radhakrishnan being the managing director of the company, was informed of the decision of aycl to disinvest its shares along with the lic and the united indian insurance and that it had been proposed to appoint an advisor for conducting the disinvestment to a strategic buyer. another letter was written by aycl to the company on ..... though aycl had accepted the offer. having refused to allot the shares on preferential basis, now descon has inducted a venture capitalist. this would show that descon has not acted in a fair manner towards aycl. therefore, even equity is not in favour of descon. 15. shri sen further submitted : when the advertisement inviting bids was published in .....

Suraj Konar and ors. Vs. University of Calcutta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... an affiliated college of the parent university. this is further clarified if one has a look at the definition of autonomous college inserted in the act by way of amendment. it reads as follows:(2a) 'autonomous college' means an affiliated college recognized by the university and enjoying academic freedom to - (a) determine ..... guidelines. he also invited my attention to a letter dated 23.8.2009 written by professor probal chaudhuri, theoretical statistics and mathematics unit of the indian statistical institute, addressed to the vice-chancellor of the university who, inter alia, raised doubt in respect of implementation of the standardization procedure that the ..... otherwise, the decision of the university to follow the standardization method cannot be sustained for the reason following. section 22 of the calcutta university act, 1979 (hereafter the act) provides for exercise of powers and performance of duties as laid down therein by the syndicate of the university. clause (xix) of section .....

Biplab Ranjan Bose Vs. Public Service Commission and Ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... the state government was given three weeks time for taking necessary steps to implement the provisions of the juvenile justice (care and protection of children) act, 2000 as amended by 2006 act. inviting attention of the court to the copies of the various documents annexed to the writ application, being w.p. no. 22704(w) of ..... granted three weeks time to the state government for taking necessary steps to implement the provisions of the juvenile justice (care and protection of children) act, 2000 as amended in the year 2006. in the event of respondent authorities complying with the said direction, there would have been many more vacancies in the judicial ..... by the governor in accordance with west bengal civil service (judicial) recruitment rules as notified by no. 1713-j dated 31st march, 1951, as subsequently amended, after consultation with high court and the commission. rule 9 confers right of consideration for appointment of the qualified candidates whose names are forwarded by the .....

Chemithon Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Secretary, Department of Atomic Ener ...

Court : Kolkata

..... 7, 2007, the assistant controller intimated adjournment of the hearing in respect of the opposition so that the proposed amendments in the claims may be notified and the proceedings under section 57 of the act be first disposed of. this letter was, however withdrawn and date was fixed on august 8, 2007 to hear ..... two proceedings were pending before the assistant controller, mumbai. firstly, it was the application for amendment made by respondent no. 1. secondly, it was the oppositions filed by the appellants under section 25(2) of the patents act, 1970. in spite of repeated requests, the assistant controller decided to hear the opposition of the ..... 5, filed post grant oppositions under section 25(2) of the patents act, 1970. on november 20, 2006, government of india filed an application for amendment of the specifications of the patent. the appellant filed a notice of opposition to the proposed amendments on february 2, 2007. initially, the assistant controller had intimated the date .....