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Sri Debi Mata and ors. Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1973Cal171,76CWN930

..... there the question was whether in extending the madras act in the manner and to the extent it did under section 2 (1) of the principal act, the pondicherry legislature abdicated its legislative power in favour of the madras legislature, a very different question from the one raised in the instant appeal before us. the case of ..... . the said applicants challenged the detention orders mainly on the ground that the proviso to the bihar act was invalid and the subsequent extension of the act to the partially excluded area was not lawful and the act was not legally in operation in chotanagpur division. it was held that the provincial legislature could not delegate to the ..... madras legislature and in fact the madras act was amended and it was the am??ended act which was brought into operation in pondicherry. it was in these facts, that it was held that the pondicherry legislature had abdicated its powers and the notification was held to be ultra vires. in our opinion, no such question is involved .....

Justice Anandamoy Bhattacharjee Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Kolkata

Reported in : (1986)81ITD181(Kol.)

..... (25a) of section 2 of the act. union territories of dadra and nagar haveli, goa, daman and diu and pondicherry did not form part of india in 1961 when the act came into force and, therefore, the act was expressly extended to those territories by the taxation laws (extension to union territories) regulation, 1963 with effect from 1-4-1963. no such ..... extension was made to the state of sikkim. (4) the assessee had though a residential house at siliguri in the state of west bengal ..... noticed that the union territories of dadra and nagar haveli were admitted into indian union on 11-8-1961 and goa, daman and diu on 20-12-1961 and pondicherry on 16-8-1962 and the act was extended thereto with effect from 1-4-1963 and for the purpose of section 6, the said territories were taken as .....

Abani Kumar Bhattacharjya Vs. Presiding Officer, State Transport Appel ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1989)2CALLT128(HC)

..... suffer disadvantages by such procedure adopted by the state transport authority. the revalidation or renewal of a temporary permit or extension of the period for which a temporary permit is issued is not contemplated in law. this point has been stressed further in : [1987]3scr661 . (jagjit bus service v. the state transport commissioner ..... grant of temporary permits had led to undesirable results. in all such cases, the proper action to be taken is to grant regular permits in accordance with law. this principle has also been elaborated in another decision reported in : [1987]2scr179 (a. viswanathan v. state transport appellate tribunal, pandicherry and anr.). ..... when a proper advertisement inviting applications for grant of permanent permit is issued and applications fulfilling all the requisites are made and considered in accordance with law. it is needless to observe that the state transport authority has the power to grant temporary permits under the provisions of section 62 of the .....

Nepal Food Corporation Vs. U.P.T. Import and Export Ltd. (Part) and an ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1988Cal283,1988(16)ECC29

..... the main contract between principal and third party. thus an auctioneer to whom goods are given for sale undertakes certain obligations towards the buyer, but they are not co-extensive with those of the seller.'in the case of charnoek v. liverpool corporation reported in (1968) 3 all er 473 it was held that though the car was under ..... & co. ltd. and the plaintiff that such bills of lading can be obtained in exchange of the said mate's receipt. for this purpose mr. bachawat relied on the law of contract by c.h. treitel (5th edition) at pages 556 and 560. the relevant portions are quotedhereunder : --'agent and third party may incur reciprocalrights and liabilities under the ..... , an agent is bound to conduct the business of the principal according to the directions given by the principal mr. chakraborty further relied on a passage in halsbury's laws of england, 4th edn. vol. 43 paras 534 and 535. according to him the terms of the charter party could be incorporated in the bill of lading by .....

Subhas Chandra Bose and ors. Vs. E.S.i. Corporation and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1990)ILLJ148Cal

..... construed section 2(9)(ii) of the employees' state insurance act, 1948, and observed as follows at p.395: 'here again, the language used is extensive and diffusive imaginatively embracing all possible alternatives of employment by or through an independent employer. in such cases, the 'principal employer' has no direct employment relationship since ..... installation work. if the licence holder accepts such an employment, his licence will stand cancelled.38. in view of the aforesaid, it is clear that in law the appellants are precluded from working under the supervision of respondent no. 4, the calcutta electric supply corporation limited, or its agents. respondent no. 4 ..... september, 1982, and directed the authority concerned to afford an opportunity of personal hearing to respondent no. 4 and to consider the matter in accordance with law. it was recorded that the employee's state insurance authorities would not take any steps to realise the contribution as demanded in the meantime.12. pursuant .....

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

Court : Kolkata

..... delhi transport corporation vs. dtc mazdoor congress & ors. reported in (1991) supp.(1) scc 600 para 241, 242, 248, 255, 256 where the supreme court held that extensive additions and deletion are not within courts duty and jurisdiction.(j) he further submitted that the rules of interpretation do not permit the rewriting or recasting or redesigning ..... an amount or which may be determined in accordance with such principles as may be laid therein and given in such manner as may be specified in such law. however, such law shall not be questioned on the grounds that the amount so fixed or amount determined is not adequate. the amount fixed must not be illusory. the ..... an amount or which may be determined in accordance with such principles as may be laid therein and given in such manner as may be specified in such law. however, such law shall not be questioned on the grounds that the amount so fixed or amount determined is not adequate. the amount fixed must not be illusory. the principles .....

Assistant Collector of Customs for Exports, Calcutta and ors. Vs. Hoar ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1987Cal181,1986(10)ECC220,1987(11)LC193(Calcutta),1986(25)ELT516(Cal)

..... and unintelligible. the appellant 1 was requested to furnish particulars and to allow the respondent inspection of documents specified in the said letter. the respondent also asked for extension of time to file their reply to the said show cause notice.7. by a letter dt. 30th oct. 1967 the appellant no. 1 granted to the respondent ..... be issued directing them to withdraw, cancel or rescind the said notice to show cause dt. 1st oct. 1967 and all proceedings pending thereunder, to act according to law and for cancelling or quashing the said notice and all proceedings thereunder. a writ in the nature of prohibition was also sought commanding the appellants to forbear from giving any ..... meaning it was necessary to consider the aims, scope and object of the entire act. it was necessary to consider what was the law before the act was passed; what was the mischief or defect for which the law had not provided; what remedy the legislature had provided and the reasons for such remedy. (d) state of u. p. v. .....

Commissioner of Wealth Tax, West Bengal Ii Vs. U.C. Mahatab

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1970Cal462,[1970]78ITR214(Cal)

..... to receive compensation under the west bengal estates acquisition act, 1953. the admitted fact, as appeared in the statement of case, is that the assessee had extensive zamindary properties which vested in the state of west bengal under the provisions of the west bengal estates acquisition act. the wealth tax officer assessed the right ..... properly'. the registration act defines movable property to include property of every description. except immovable property. from this analysis it will appear that there is in law and jurisprudence no tangible and concrete definition of property yet jt is used in the widest and most general legal sense. section 6 of the transfer of ..... open market and discover the imaginary price available for such a right. but between the imagination and the reality there is a flagrant and unbridgeable conflict in law in the present case that needs to be examined more carefully. the right to compensation necessarily has to be regulated by the compensation payable. we shall .....

Life Insurance Corporation of India Vs. M.L. Dalmia and Co. Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1972Cal295

..... arbitrators to arrive at their decision and on the basis thereof it was observed at p 830: 'it is legal misconduct to decide that there was an extension when there was absolutely no evidence in support of it and really no material before the arbitrators to justify this findings or conclusion. the question here is not ..... the observation of masud j. in that connection were obiter. mr. basu relied on several cases on that point. mr. bhabra did not dispute the propositions of law and the principles involved therein but contends that in the application before masud j. the said point relating to jurisdiction was directly mooted. 25. that being the position, ..... arbitrator and the parties' right to go to arbitration, masud, j. after hearing the parties delivered a judgment thereon and appointed sri s. c. mitter, barrister-at-law, as the sole arbitrator. 8. the said arbitrator held about 19 effective sittings and made and published his award dated april 29, 1971 which provided as follows:-- 'whereas .....

Smt. Archana Guha Vs. Ranjit Alias Runu Guha Neogi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1990CriLJ2012

..... been observed that in the circumstances of that case it was not necessary to decide whether cognizance was properly taken, when cognizance was taken and whether the extension of period of limitation under section 473 must precede the taking of the cognizance of the offence. thereafter, mr. dutt firstly, referred to full bench ..... 69. both mr. chatterjee and mr. chakraborty claimed the impugned judgment to be perverse and illegal, as apart from the wrong application of the provisions of law and inappropriate application of the cases as cited at the bar. the learned trial judge, according to them, while making the determination took into consideration extraneous ..... of section 241(2) of the government of india act, 1935. such limitations being created under statutory powers by the competent authority are accordingly enforceable in law by issue of appropriate writs by the high courts, apart from the provisions of legal remembrancers manual, 1971 wherein the limitations have also been incorporated. .....