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Subhadra Devi Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... possession over the lands which were demarcated by pillars and, therefore, there was no question of acquisition of the disputed lands on payment of compensation to the claimants. the forest settlement officer accordingly directed that the forest department will maintain their possession according to the demarcated map.5. against the order passed by the ..... lands notified as protected forest under section 29 of the act. the scheme envisaged the determination of the claim at the first instance by the forest settlement officer, an appeal before the collector of the district, a second appeal before the divisional commissioner and finally a revision before the board of revenue. ..... and was, therefore, not maintainable as in the year, 1962 there was no appeal provided before the collector against the order passed by the forest settlement officer. this also explains why the state government had to wait for about six years for filing a second appeal before the divisional commissioner against the .....

Joint Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Smt. Dr. Reeta Singh

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Patna

Reported in : (2002)80ITD503(Pat.)

..... same shall be reduced from the total income for determining the undisclosed income. (vii) where any order of assessment under section 245d of the act has been passed by the settlement commission, the income determined in such order shall be reduced accordingly. (viii) brought forward losses or unabsorbed depreciation will be allowed to be carried forward for set off in regular ..... the rates in force on the estimated income of the assessee. it means that an estimate of the income under the head "salaries" in the financial year in which the payment has been made, will have to be made and on the basis of the estimate, the amount of tax payable, will have to be arrived at. after making the estimate .....

Joint Cit Vs. Dr. (Smt.) Reeta Singh

Court : Patna

..... same shall be reduced from the total income for determining the undisclosed income.(vii) where any order of assessment under section 245d of the act has been passed by the settlement commission, the income determined in such order shall be reduced accord~ngly,(viii) brought forward losses or unabsorbed depreciation will be allowed to be carried forward for set off in ..... the rates in force on the estimated income of the assessee. it means that an estimate of the income under the head 'salaries' in the financial year in which the payment has been made, will have to be made and on the basis of the estimate, the amount of tax payable, will have to be arrived at. after making the estimate .....

Mukesh Kumar and ors. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax and ors.

Court : Patna

..... to be proceeded with, pay the additional amount of income-tax payable on the income disclosed in the application and shall furnish proof of such payment to the settlement commission.(2b) if the settlement commission is satisfied, on an application made in this behalf by the assessee, that he is unable for good and sufficient reasons to pay ..... assessee within thirty-five days of the receipt of a copy of the order by him, then, whether or not the settlement commission has extended the time for payment of such tax or has allowed payment thereof by instalments, the assessee shall be liable to pay simple interest at fifteen per cent. per annum on the amount ..... amount of income-tax is not paid within the time specified under sub-section (2a), then, whether or not the settlement commission has extended the time for payment of the amount which remains unpaid or has allowed payment thereof by instalments under sub-section (2b), the assessee shall be liable to pay simple interest at fifteen per cent .....

S.K. RahimuddIn and ors. Vs. Lakho Devi and ors.

Court : Patna

..... vesting of the stage and continuously exercised exclusive right, title, interest and possession for more than 12 years. it was only after 24-25 years of the settlement one person claiming himself to be the nephew of the recorded tenant filed an application under section 71a of the act for restoration of the land on the ground ..... the basis of evidence that the raiyat did not voluntarily abandoned his holding, restore him to possession on such terms with respect to compensation to person injured and payment of arrears of rent as the dy. commissioner may seem just. it means that if the landlord had entered on the land without following the procedure provided under ..... holding in periods of stress, and emigrate to the labour districts, without making any arrangements for the cultivation of the lands comprised within their tenancies, or for the payment of rent. they sometimes return in a year or two, and not un-commonly assert that they have not abandoned their tenancies. the object of the section .....

Mora Ho Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... period of lease but the government reserved the right to increase the rates for bera, bad and gora land at any future settlement. the munda was responsible for payment of the village rent through the mankis of the pir according to the kists. he was bound to collect rent according to ..... administration of kolhan has to be developed progressively to approximate to the administration of the rest of the chotanagpur which maintaining the essential features of the existing system prevailing in the kolhan. (ii) in kolhan suits the deputy commissioner and kolhan superintendent may allow appearance of lawyers in cases which they considered involve ..... of administrative reforms. the insurrection brought home the necessity for a closer administeration and more effective control by british officers on the spot. accordingly, the whole system of administration was changed, and the south-west frontier agency was established in 1834, with headquarters at kishanpur (ranchi). the agency included, ramgarh, kundu, .....

The Bihar Public Service Commission, Through Its Secretary, Vs. Mukesh ...

Court : Patna

..... ideal portrait painted by cornwallis, who failed to understand the indian reality. it is noteworthy that no other presidency in british india emulated this system in the various revenue settlements they made and that the bengal rent act of 1859 modified the 1793 law by giving occupancy rights to tenants of twelve years' standing ..... purpose espoused by the eighteenth-century enlightened aristocracy in england.the distinguishing feature of the permanent settlement, therefore, was that tax collecting agents were confirmed in their positions for perpetuity in return for a fixed annual payment of dues to the government. they were forbidden to evict tenants or dispossess the actual cultivators ..... officer of the railways, one shri hanumanth bhaiya, a senior clerk in the railway recruitment board, and gaja raja yadav, the private person to whom payment had been made for printing of the question paper etc.12. as per the report of cbi the whole selection smacks of mala fides and arbitrariness. all .....

Krishna Oraon and ors. Vs. Sukhi Chamar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... issued by mentioning the predecessors of the plaintiffs as dowami thikedars and according to the defendants from some of the co-sharers of the plaintiffs' predecessors settlement was taken on payment of rent. according to the plaintiffs, amongst the co-sharers, there was amicable arrangement and the suit plot came into the share of the ..... the loan sanctioning authority had no authority to challenge the hukumnama granted by the collector. according to the plaintiffs, the collector had no right or authority to make settlement in favour of the defendants by a hukumnama when 'k' form was there filed by the plaintiffs in which the suit plot was also included. according to ..... plaintiffs' legs to stand rather the plaintiffs must prove their case to the satisfaction of the court for getting a decree in their favour.14. the land system in bihar specially in chotanagpur area has got unique position. tenants, tenure holders and raiyati lands are being defined under different sections of the c.n.t .....

Sudhanshu Mauli Tripathi Son of Sri Umakant Tripathi Vs. Meena Kumari ...

Court : Patna

Reported in : 2010(58)BLJR195

..... this court for reconciliation which have completely failed.18. in the circumstance noted above where, neither defendant no. 1 is willing to be party to an amicable settlement including payment of permanent alimony, nor is she willing to stay with the petitioner, would it be advisable to negate the prayer of the petitioner for divorce. the ..... together. in the present case the admitted position is that the parties have remained separated for a period of over two decades and all efforts towards reconciliation/settlement/rapprochement has failed and evidence of which is found in the various orders of this court reproduced hereinabove. the very fact, being the admitted position that they ..... concept of mental cruelty cannot remain static; it is bound to change with the passage of time, impact of modern culture through print and electronic media and value system, etc. etc. what may be mental cruelty now may not remain a mental cruelty after a passage of time or vice vers. there can never be any .....

Smt. Manju Devi and anr. Vs. the State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... 6 and 7 in this case. the petitioner in nasiruddin was given the right to collect mahsul or chungi on the basis of an auction held for the settlement of the market. however, before an agreement was executed in favour of the settlee it was found that the auction was held in contravention of the relevant provisions ..... moreover, the submission made by mr. jha on equitable considerations completely overlooks the point that the principle of rule of law, the very basis of our constitutional system cannot be scarified on any equitable consideration. here i would venture to say that this court has the least sympathy for the petitioners in this case concerning whom ..... side of his clients, the landlords. learned counsel submitted that here was a tenant occupying the disputed shop uselessly, without doing any business there and without making payment of monthly rent to its owners for a long time. according to him under those circumstances the petitioners had no right to continue to be in possession of .....