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Dr. Ghulam Mahi-ud-dIn Vs. Anti-corruption Commission and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1968CriLJ1074

..... . in that case their lordships of the supreme court have observed as follows:as the law stands at present, the only purpose, for which an enquiry under the public servants (inquiries) act, 1850, can be made is to help the government to come to a definite conclusion regarding the misbehaviour of a public servant and thus enable it to determine provisionally the ..... raning rawat v. state of saurashtra, : 1952crilj805 , which is more pertinent, would show that section 11 of the saurashtra public safety measures (third amendment) ordinance which provides that a special judge shall try such offences or class of offences or such cases or class of cases as saurashtra government may, by general or special order direct in that behalf was upheld .....

Amaresh Chandra Nandi Majumdar Vs. N.K. Chanda and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... to be recorded in writing, postpone the issue of process for compelling the attendance of the person complained against and may either inquire into the case himself or direct an inquiry or investigation by any magistrate subordinate to him (if he is a magistrate other than a magistrate of the third class) or by a police-officer, or by such ..... for him in the court.but, in the present case this objection was not taken by the petitioner's counsel either before the s.d.m. or before the sessions judge or even in this court. only after the respondents' counsel replied to the argument of the petitioner's counsel, the latter urged this contention in his reply. the respondents' ..... cr.p.c. shows that the learned s.d.m. violated the provisions of both the sections. section 200 cr.p.c. (as amended by the cr.p.c. amendment act 26 of 1955) provides that the magistrate shall, on taking cognizance of the offence on complaint, at once examine the complainant and the witnesses present, if any, upon oath. .....

Chhajoo Vs. Radhey Shyam

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1968All296; 1968CriLJ1218

..... an inquiry be held as to whether an offence under section 193 read with section 199 of the indian penal code which is mentioned in clause (1) (b) of section 195 of the code of criminal procedure has been committed. as a result thereof he directed that a complaint he made against the appellant in respect of certain acts mentioned ..... full bench is directed against that order.2. it is common case of the parties that though the draft of the complaint has been submitted as directed by the learned judge, it has not yet been approved and signed by the deputy registrar, much less lodged in the court of the district magistrate, bahraich. in this state of affairs a ..... recording of a finding that it was expedient in the interest of justice that a complaint be made is valid.12. in ram prasad singh v. state : air1959all529 , another judge of this court, viz. v. d. bhargava, j., observed that there was no provision in the code of criminal procedure after the passing of the order directing a complaint .....

inder SaIn Bakshi S/O Bakshi Anant Ram Vs. Union of India, Through Sec ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi220

..... be said that the appellant was entitled to be furnished with a copy of the report of the board of inquiry, the learned. judges made certain observations with regard to army instructions no, 212 of 1949. the learned judges pointed out that the only basis of the army instructions was a resolution of the government of india in ..... law or an executive decision could nto be stated by anyone.after surveying the position of the defense services under the different government of india acts and the constitution of india, the learned judges held that army instructions no. 212 of 1949 could nto be taken to be a 'law' within the meaning of article 372(1) ..... state transport appellate tribunal, madras air 1959 sc 896, with reference to the directions issued by the government of madras under section 43-a of the motor vehicles act. thus, a simple dichotomy between directions and instructions issued pursuant to statutory powers alone conferring rights on parties, capable of being enforced in a court of law and .....

Gauranga Chandra Deb Vs. the Collector of Central Excise and Land Cust ...

Court : Guwahati

..... for the petitioner were all adverted to and repelled by the supreme court in thomas case v. state of punjab : 1959crilj392 by a majority of 4 judges. in that case after a departmental inquiry, the colletor of customs directed 'absolute confiscation' of sew a kinds of currency (of the value of more than rs. 8 lacs) under section ..... mentioned in the petition.5. point (i): -the contention of the learned government advocate appearing for the respondents is that under section 188 of the sea customs act (act viii of 1878) an appeal lies to the chief customs authority that the petitioner should have filed an appeal to the chief customs authority against the order covered by ..... arise for consideration are:(i) whether the petition is not maintainable;(ii) whether the prosecution of the-petitioner, for offence under section 23 of the foreign exchange regulation act (act vii of 1947) is hit by article 20(2) of the constitution of india and is liable to be quashed: and(iii) whether the order of the first .....

Radha Bai Vs. Banka Chinnayya and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1968AP353

..... appellate court under order 41, rule 21, c.p.c., have not mutatis mutandis been made applicable to the revisions filed under section 91 of the act, the learned judge rejected the contention based upon rule 41-b of the appellate side rules. andhra pradesh, on the ground that those rules are referable only to revisions filed ..... or annulling the decision or order appealed against and there is no specific provision enabling the appellate authority to remit the matter to the original authority for making an inquiry afresh. we do not think that the absence of such provision disables the appellate authority from sending the matter back to the officer that passed the order. ..... authority finds that the procedure prescribed by a provision of law has been violated by an officer he has either to allow the appeal without directing any fresh inquiry or dismiss the appeal, if the argument of the appellant's counsel were to prevail and this cannot be regarded as a satisfactory state of affairs. we, .....

The Pabbojan Tea Co. Ltd., Etc. Vs. the Deputy Commissioner, Lakhimpur ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC271; [1968(16)FLR1]; (1967)IILLJ872SC; [1968]1SCR260

..... higher authority. in view of our findings as above, as also the fact that the authority in this case dis-regarded the provision as to hearing and inquiry contained in the act for all practical purposes, we hold that the civil court had jurisdiction to entertain the suits. 27. the question next arises as to whether the plaintiff's ..... the high court; and s. 12-d lays down that petitions, applications and appeals to high court should be heard by a bench of not less than two judges.... it could thus be seen that any dealer who is aggrieved by an order of assessment passed in respect of his transactions, can avail himself of the remedies ..... (sub-normal workers) were not entitled to full minimum wages without performing a normal day's task or without working the prescribed number of working hours. the subordinate judge framed a number of issues including one regarding the maintainability of the suits, heard evidence and came to the conclusion that the decisions or orders of the deputy commissioner .....

Narayanprasad Haribhai Majmudar and anr. Vs. Merubhai Rayabhai and anr ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1967)8GLR897

..... 71. section 71, argued the petitioners, was mandatory in its terms and it provided clearly and specifically that, save as expressly provided by the tenancy act, all inquiries and other proceedings before the mamlatdar or the tribunal shall be commenced by an application which shall contain the particulars set out in the section. the petitioners ..... 71. this contention is unsustainable and must be rejected. section 71 undoubtedly requires that save as expressly provided by or under the tenancy act all inquiries and other proceedings before the agricultural lands tribunal shall be commenced by an application and, therefore, unless there is some express provision to the contrary, ..... dahyabhai v. the gujarat revenue tribunal civil appeal no. 365 of 1966, to which i have already referred, confirmed the view taken by the learned judge. dealing with the argument of the appellant that the agricultural lands tribunal had no jurisdiction to deal with the question whether the appellant was or was not .....

K.M. Mukherjee Vs. Secretary and Treasurer, S.B.i. and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1968Cal59,(1969)ILLJ50Cal

..... particular officer for the purpose, which means the local board and not its secretary and treasurer. secondly, even if some other officer may be empowered to hold an inquiry and to propose a punishment, the punishment, under the statute, can be awarded only by the state bank, which, according to the regulations, means the central board ..... of the petitioner was the chief accountant, he has been dismissed by the staff supdt., an officer below the rank of the appointing authority. (2) that the inquiry was held in contravention of the requirements of para 521 of the 'shastri award.' (3) that the impugned order was made in contravention of the principles of natural ..... of the report of the desai award. shri shastri, a retired judge of the madras high court, was appointed an industrial tribunal, in 1952, under section 7 of the industrial disputes act and certain disputes were referred to that tribunal for adjudication under section 10 of that act. the award given by that tribunal, in 1953, is known .....

Leitanthem Bidhu Singh and ors. Vs. Khangjrakpam Ibobi Singh and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... an affidavit may be sworn.7. then there is the decision of the rajasthan high court in air 1966 raj 5, relied on by the additional sessions judge, who made some of the references in question. bhargava, j., held that the affidavits for proceedings under section 145, criminal procedure code cannot be sworn before a ..... and passed orders under section 145(4) cr.p.c. the aggrieved parties assailed the orders in revision before the sessions court, manipur. the additional sessions judge relied upon the decision reported in hemdan v. state of rajasthan air 1966 raj 5 and held that the affidavits, which were sworn before some other magistrates ..... filed thereunder, should be sworn. but, section 510(510a?) criminal procedure code, which was inserted by the same amendment act (act xxvi of 1955), is the general section, which applies to all such formal affidavits filed in any inquiry or trial or other proceeding under the criminal procedure code. so, no special provision was made in section 145(1) .....