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Tata Motors Limited and anr. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... he also relied upon the following decisions on the subject of repugnancy/parliamentary legislation covering the field.1. kesoram industried (2004) 10 scc 201;2. offshore holdings pvt. ltd. vs. bangalore development authority & ors. reported in (2011) 3 scc 1393. trishala jain (2011) 6 scc 47;4. kanthimathy plantations (1989) 4 scc 650176. ..... to determine the amount payable to the deprived owner. the principle of average of three years net annual income received from production of the mines and minerals preceding the date of the vesting is a relevant and germane principle to fix the amount payable to the owner. comparative evaluation of different principles ..... unconstitutional because it does not provide for just compensation. he submitted that the vendor/petitioner applied to the wbidc for allotment of plot for a total area of 10 acres for setting up an ancillary manufacturing factory. the wbidc accepted these applications and issued letters of allotment to the vendor/petitioner allotting .....

Bharat Bhari Udyog Nigam Ltd. Vs. Jessop and Co. Ltd. Staff Associatio ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2003)4CompLJ333(Cal)

..... all these points subsequently. at present, the question is whether this kind of procedure adopted by the writ petitioner before the learned single judge for developing a new case by filing supplementary affidavit should be accepted or not. we are conscious that in writ jurisdiction, provisions of the civil procedure code with regard ..... therefore, we are of the opinion that the submissions of mr. kapoor deserves to be accepted -- that new case which has been sought to be developed by the writ petitioners by inserting various documents through affidavits, cannot be countenanced; and we strongly disapprove this approach. 34. however, the learned single judge ..... or more equity by the government was recommended only for 6 scheduled industries, namely :i. coal and lignite;ii. mineral oils;iii. arms, ammunitions and defence equipment;iv. atomic energy;v. radioactive minerals; andvi. railway transport.14. therefore, by virtue of this policy, a distinction was made between strategic and non-strategic .....

Joydeep Mukherjee and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors. ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2008(2)CHN546

..... some of the landowners.168. the notification in the instant case states that the lands were being acquired for the purposes of 'industrial development' i.e. establishing and developing industrial areas by the kiad board. in our opinion, the purpose indicated in the notifications is sufficiently precise and is not affected by the vice ..... 'industrial policy and action plan, 1994' in taking the decision to develop a diamond park complex. para 2.22 of the industrial policy specifically states that 'the diamond park will be developed in the state for industries based on diamond-cutting'. mineral based industries have been brought within the scope of 'thrust sector'. export ..... punjab]; : (1974)illj172sc [e.p. royappa v. state of tamil nadu]; : air1975sc1699 [ratni devi and anr. v. chief commissioner, delhi and ors.]; : (2004)12scc390 [medley minerals india ltd. v. state of orissa and ors.]; 1995 supp (4) scc 89 (para 21) [j.n. banavalikar v. municipal corporation of delhi] and : [1987]1scr1 [state .....

Falakata Industries Ltd. and anr. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2007(2)CHN142

..... a limited extent for the purpose of the 1949 act as discussed in the preceding paragraphs. in any event we need not dilate on this question because of the subsequent development and the changes brought about in the law governing the subject, on the strength whereof the present position is to be adjudicated.wblr act: status of the lessee:12. the ..... incorporated in the 1998 lease are prospective in operation and shall govern the renewal of the lease on its expiry.w.p.l.r.t. no. 180 of 2002 calcutta mineral supply co. pvt. ltd. and ors. the background:25. in this case, the writ petitioner held land measuring about 4.54 acres comprised in a factory or mill together ..... other provisions of this act, be entitled to retain as a raiyat the said land which together with other lands, if any, held by him shall not exceed the ceiling area under section 14m.(3) every intermediary,-(a) whose land held in his khas possession has vested in the state under sub-section (1), or(b) whose estates or interests, .....

Tata Motors Limited and Others Vs. the State of West Bengal and Others

Court : Kolkata

..... he also relied upon the following decisions on the subject of repugnancy/parliamentary legislation covering the field. 1. kesoram industried (2004) 10 scc 201; 2. offshore holdings pvt. ltd. vs. bangalore development authority and ors. reported in (2011) 3 scc 139 3. trishala jain (2011) 6 scc 47; 4. kanthimathy plantations (1989) 4 scc 650 ..... to determine the amount payable to the deprived owner. the principle of average of three years net annual income received from production of the mines and minerals preceding the date of the vesting is a relevant and germane principle to fix the amount payable to the owner. comparative evaluation of different principles ..... unconstitutional because it does not provide for just compensation. he submitted that the vendor/petitioner applied to the wbidc for allotment of plot for a total area of 10 acres for setting up an ancillary manufacturing factory. the wbidc accepted these applications and issued letters of allotment to the vendor/petitioner allotting .....