Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1999)1CALLT307(HC)
..... india and ors. v. bhola dutta pandey reported in : (1999)illj194sc . it has been held :--'the respondent was employed after retirement from military service in the service of indo-tibetan border police (itbp) by order dated 3-11-1979. under the terms and conditions of the said employment officer, it was expressly stipulated that his service will be governed by rule 16 ..... his claim, found that the superannuation age of the respondent must be fixed at 58 instead of 55 which is the age fixed under rule 43 of the central reserve police force rules, 1955.32. the appellant is aggrieved by the view taken by the high court fixing the superannuation age of the respondent, who was re-employed, after ..... of the crpf rules and that other conditions of service will be governed under the provisions of the central reserve police force act and rules. it is also stated in the order of employment in para 5 as follows: 'if ex-army nn/sub-clerk bhola dutt is prepared .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1995)1CALLT337(HC),99CWN455
..... as director general, national security guard w.e.f. 28-4-94.(3) shri r.c. jha, ips (mp : 61) has been appointed as director general, indo-tibetan border police, w.e.f. 15-4-94.(4) shri b.j.s. sial, ips (up : 59) was appointed as director general, national security guard, w.e ..... schedule. in the said schedule 13 central government organisations have been mentioned including the intelligece bureau, central bureau of investigation, border security force, cetral reserve police force, indo-tibetan border police, central industrial security force, bureau of police research and development, railways etc. the post of the director general, rpf is also included in the said schedule. ..... a fixed pay of rs. 8000/-, the director of sardar ballav-bhai patel national police academy enjoys a fixed pay of rs. 7600/- only and the director general of indo-tibetan border police and the director general of bureau of police research and development as well as the director general of national security guard enjoy the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1963Cal261,1963CriLJ579,67CWN297
..... the appeal his whereabouts became known and he was found and hasbeen sent for detention and treatment to lumbini park, a mental hospital and clinic at 115, bediadanga road, calcutta, police station tollygunge, 'district 24-parganas, within the jurisdiction of this 'court where he has been staying since december, 1960'.how he was found immediately the appeal was over, where he .....
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Reported in : (1992)2CALLT333(HC)
..... case of the petitioners is that they were given the duty and responsibility under the police act but no privileges and powers were given to them at all. their contention is that the petitioners have been rendering services at the indo-bangladesh border 24-hour a day because they have no duty hours. they are in uniform ..... and administrators of the government of west bengal.20. it is denied by mr. basu appearing for the union of india and the inspector-general of police, border security force, in words categorically that apart from reimbursing the expenditure incurred by the state government towards their salaries and allowances during the period they would remain ..... of the home guard personnel is the government of west bengal and the administrative control over them is exercised by the superintendent of police, north 24-parganas, as well as the commander of border wing home guard, government of west bengal. as such the union of india and the respondent no. 7 cannot redress any grievance .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : [2002]108CompCas811(Cal)
Asok Kumar Ganguly, J. 1. This writ petition has been filed by C. Mackertich Ltd., a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956 and one Bijoy Kumar Kothari, director and shareholder of the petitioner-company (the said company) challenging, inter alia, various communications dated 20-11-2001, dated 26-11-2001 and also dated 5-12-2001 and 10-12-2001. 2. The case of the petitioner is that a notification dated 20-11-2001, was issued by the Mr. D.K. Tyagi, the Custodian appointed under Section 3(1) of the Special Court (Trial of Offences Relating to Transactions in Securities) Act, 1992 ('the Act'). 3. From the said notification, it appears that in exercise of power under Section 3(2), the Custodian has notified certain persons and entities andissued a public notice to that effect. In the said list of persons and entities which has been disclosed in this writ petition the name of Shri Ajoy Kayan figures as the proprietor of the petitioner-company. The precise notification against Sh...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1999)1CALLT331(HC),1999(1)CHN220
1. This is an appeal from a judgment and decress dated 9.7.96 whereby partial eviction of the tenant defendant was permitted and a reference ordered as to mesne profits. The defendants are the appellants here.2. There is a cross-objection by the plaintiff respondent also and they claim that they are entitled to full eviction. Before us they have also asked for qualification of mesne profits by the court itself.3. The premises in question is 4, Mangoe Lane which is in a very congested office locality of Calcutta. It is not very far from the court premises. Three floors in that building (3rd to 5th) are involved here.4. The plaintiffs are an extremely prosperous company and they have several subsidiaries and controlled companies. They were orginally managing agents but after the abolition of managing agency they joined hands with another group of managing agents. They own and control some 58 tea gardens and their tea empire is large.5. The building in question came up sometime in or abou...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1992)2CALLT106(HC)
Altamas Kabir, J.1. An issue of some importance, which had apparently been laid to rest by the Hon'ble Supreme Court while deciding the writ application filed by the Syndicate Bank Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Employees' Association, has once again cropped up for consideration in the instant writ application. The immediate reaction of this Court was that the matter could not be gone into afresh by this Court. It was, however, argued on behalf of the Respondents that such was not the case. It was submitted that after judgment was delivered in the above matter, a review petition was filed on behalf of the Syndicate Bank and while disposing of the review petition, the Hon'ble Supreme Court itself felt that the matter merited a fresh look and, accordingly, kept the issue open for further examination by the proper forum, if the same was raised by other Banks. It was, however, contended on behalf of the writ petitioners that the matter had been finally concluded by the Hon'ble Supre...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : 2008(3)CHN857
..... that respondent no. 12 might interfere in their marital relationship and accordingly they had jointly addressed a fetter dated 30.8.07 to the commissioner of police, kolkata police. the letter reads as follows:sub: registry marriage information.we would like to inform you thai we, rizwanur rahaman s/o late rehaman rahman, ..... under section 506 of the ipc which is a non-cognizable offence. neither any further complaint alleging commission of cognizable offence was lodged before the police nor was any magistrate approached. without availing of the statutory remedies for redress, directly the writ court was approached seeking investigation by the cbi although ..... started staying with riz, on the following day, pradeep todi (brother of respondent no. 12) lodged a complaint with the deputy commissioner of police (detective department), kolkata police alleging that riz had abducted priyanka. the relevant part of the complaint reads as follows:my niece smt. priyanka todi daughter of ashoke todi .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : 2002CriLJ60
Asok Kumar Ganguly, J. 1. This contempt petition has been filed by the petitioner alleging violation of a judgment and order dated 4-3-99 passed by a Division Bench of Justice Shyamal Kumar Sen [as His Lordship then was] and Justice Dipak Prakash Kundu in MAT No. 339 of 1999.2. From the operative portion of the said judgment it appears that the learned Judges of the Division Bench allowed the appeal and further gave a direction that 'the appellant-petitioner should be treated as in service without any break and he should be paid all consequential benefits in accordance with law within three months from the date of communication of this order'.3. A few relevant facts may be noted. The service of the petitioner, a bus conductor, was terminated, inter alia, on the ground of unauthorized absence. Against the said order, an appeal was filed to the appellate authority under the rules and the appeal was rejected. Thereafter, a writ petition was filed which was numbered as CO. 5274 of 1992. A ...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1992)2CALLT434(HC),96CWN941
Amal Kanti Bhattacharji, J.1. This revisional application is directed against an order of the Assistant District Judge, fifth court, Alipore by which he ordered the striking out of certain properties from the schedule to the plaint of a partition suit. The facts of the case may be succinctly stated as follows.2. The original plaintiff one Paresh Nath Basu instituted a partition suit against his brother Naresh Chandra Basu, Naresh's son and wife Ramendra Nath Basu and Amala Basu and the plaintiff's mother Sarojini Basu for partition of their undivided properties mentioned in the different schedules to the plaint. The suit was decreed in part by the lower court in the preliminary form. On appeal the first Appellate Court allowed the appeal in part and decreed the suit in a preliminary form. The plaintiff got a decree for partition in respect of 5/12th share-in the 'Ka', and 'Ja' schedule properties and half share in respect of 'Kha', 'Ga', 'Gha', 'Uma' and 'Chha' schedule properties. The...
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