Court : Punjab and Haryana
Decided on : Dec-06-1962
Reported in : AIR1963P& H362; 1963CriLJ318
..... .1. dalip singh and hazara singh, who were working as sainiks of the railway protection force at jullundur, were proceeded against under section 120 of the indian railways act for being found in a state of intoxication and quarrelling and abusing each other and creating nuisance at hmira railway platform, on 20th october, 1961, at ..... (who later became a member of the judicial committee of the privy council), delivering the judgment of the division bench, after quoting section 120, observed as follows:'the whole of the last paragraph suggests inat the section was not intended to cover an act done by a railway servant in the course of his official duties. ..... singh petitioner. on medical examination, the doctor found that he was smelling of alcohol. the petitioners before the learned trial magistrate ultimately stated that they had committed the offences alleged. this was accepted as a plea of guilty and both of them were convicted under section 120 of the railways act and sentenced to pay .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Decided on : Apr-04-1962
Reported in : AIR1963P& H298
..... be held against him. the facts and the circumstances are these.2. the petitioner joined punjab civil medical service in april, 1940. from june 1941 to the end of 1945 he served in the war in a temporary rank in the indian medical service. his rank in the army was lieutenant colonel. in 1947 the punjab and north-west frontier ..... ).' the petitioner thus for the first time joined this new service with effect from august 21, 1947, forfeiting all previous service with privileges and rights in the punjab civil medical service, class ii. after having been posted to other stations, from april 6, 1956, he came to be posted as civil surgeon at jullundur. he avers that the ..... law, an existing state law, or an act of parliament of the united kingdom or any order-in-council, rule or other instrument, made under such an act have been excluded from the definition of 'existing central law'. the definition of 'existing state law' relates to law that was in force in an indian state and this has no bearing in .....
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