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Pramod Chandra Ghose and anr. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... through a regime of licensing has been developed.8. when this matter was taken up for hearing for the purpose of considering the petitioners' prayer for further extension of interim order, learned counsels appearing for the parties submitted before me that the respondent no. 5 and 6 had preferred an appeal against the order passed ..... 28th february 2008 and subsequently extended from time to time lapsed on 21st august 2008. the matter was mentioned and listed at the instance of the petitioners for extension of the interim order which was resisted by mr. bandopadhyay, learned senior counsel appearing for the respondent nos. 5 and 6.5. the case of the ..... of the hon'ble supreme court reported in : air2003sc2218 to contend that granting of interim relief of this nature is impermissible in law.14. appearing for the state respondents mr. indrajeet sarkar also opposed any further extension of the interim order, relying on the decision of the hon'ble supreme court reported in : (1999)5scc612 . his .....

State of West Bengal and ors. Vs. Sanjeevani Projects (P) Ltd. and ors ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2006(1)CHN241

..... continuing for a longer period affecting the entire inhabitants of the locality, causing various inconvenience emanating from the waterlogging leading to extreme kind of pollution and extensive damages and devastation of hygienic condition, a potential source of epidemic and of various kinds of diseases. the commercial activities of some people may be ..... and take appropriate decision within the scope and ambit of the environment (protection) act, the town and country planning act and such other provisions of law operating in the field. it is expected that the government should monitor the activities of the development by the developers and shall scrutinize the impact and ..... demolish the project and, restore it to its alleged original position. the state government cannot be permitted to take any plea of its own default in law to the prejudice of a citizen particularly when even after the realization of mistake or illegality, the state by its words or conduct (including inactivity) .....

The India Jute Company Ltd. Vs. the Regional Director, West Bengal, Re ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1977Cal258,81CWN459,[1977(34)FLR278]

..... office or any other branch of commercial establishments but engaged in sale or distribution of factory products. in fact, if upon construction of the relevant provisions of the statute such extension is justified, we do not see how the state government can oppose it.25. in matter no. 343 of 1970 (cal) (gestetner duplicators private ltd. v. employees ..... and it has to be given a meaning that would give benefit to those for whom it is intended. after the amendment the adminstrative staff engaged in purchase of law materials or the distribution or sale of the products of a factory whether the work is done in the factory or elsewhere would be 'employees' within the act. ..... connected with the work of the factory. they were, therefore, employees under section 2(9)(i).18. learned counsel has urged that before the amendment of 1966 the law clearly was that a person directly employed on any work of or incidental or preliminary to or connected with the work of the factory was an employee within the .....

Tanwir Eqbal and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1989Cal139,(1989)1CALLT129(HC)

..... submitted that on the basis of the two letters received from pakistan by md. suleman and md. ismail the assistant custodian of enemy properly in calcutta made extensive enquiries and came to the conclusion that khadija bi left india much earlier (i.e. in 1949) than the execution and registration of the deed of ..... acorporation is an instrumentality or agency of government, it would in the exercise of its power or discretion be subject to the same constitutional or public law limitations as government. the rule inhibiting arbitrary action by government which we have discussed above must apply equally where such corporation is dealing with the publicwhether by ..... behind the petitioners as his sole legal heirs and representatives and the estate left by him devolved upon his legal heirs and representatives according to the mohammedan law. since the demise of qaisthe petitioners were in peaceful possession and enjoyment of the premises in dispute. it is stated in the writ application that some .....

Shantiniketan Society and anr. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2001)1CALLT231(HC),2001(1)CHN259

..... it was an 'intermediary' within the meaning of act 1 of 1954, that under that act the interests of such an intermediary vested in the state on the extension of that act to chandernagore and therefore the association had no locus standi to apply for transfer. this contention also cannot be accepted, for an 'intermediary' as ..... misdirection as to the burden of proof, and wrongful admission or exclusion of evidence, as well as arriving at a conclusion without any supporting evidence. error of law also includes decisions which are unreasonably burdensome or oppressive. thus whether or not the drawing of an inference from the primary facts, or the application of a statutory ..... order would clearly show that the learned tribunal not only failed to keep itself within the bounds of rigours of judicial review but also misdirected itself in law by posing a wrong question. according to the learned counsel, the learned tribunal acted illegally and without jurisdiction in so far as it usurafed the role .....

Niranjan Modak Vs. Lakshmi Narayan GuIn and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1976Cal322,(1976)1CompLJ168(Cal)

..... shall not pass any order for eviction of the tenant. i have no doubt to hold that in view of the introduction or extension of of this act, the court even in pending oases is to see whether any order or decree for recovery of possession can be ..... s case, there is no reason to suppose that the powers of this court when acting as a court of appeal are less extensive than those of the high courts when hearing an appeal and it has been a principle of legislation in british india at least from ..... to be governed by the transfer of property act and according to the provisions of that act the suit was decreed. the subsequent extension of the premises tenancy act will not alter the position as it was at the time of the institution of the suit,7. the ..... back of the case for reconsideration.16. no other point of law has been raised. i find that the appellate court below ought to have set aside the decree of the trial court and dismissed the suit after the extension of the act to the local area.17. in the .....

Monohar Gidwany and ors. and Smt. Bhagwanti Gidwany and anr. Vs. Commi ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1983]139ITR498(Cal)

..... as required under sub-section (4) of section 139. one of the contentions raised was that the ito erred in law in levying rs. 7,750 under section 139(1)(iii) of the act although no extension of time was prayed for or granted. writ petition having been filed, the learned single judge answered this question in favour ..... 250):'in our opinion, interest is payable under the provisions as they stood prior to their amendment by the taxation laws (amendment) act, 1970, for late filing of the returns even though the assessee had made no application for extension of time. the principal submission by mr. gulati appearing for the assessee was that when section 139(4) refers ..... , but this would not apply in the facts of this case, because the law correctly applicable is the law prevailing on april 1, 1963 (sic). the old proviso contemplates an application for the extension of time to file the return and wherein an order of extension is in fact made by the officer. it is submitted that no such application .....

Bird and Co. (Pvt.) Ltd. Vs. Kalyan Kumar Sen Gupta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1988(37)ELT70(Cal)

..... committee was to have due regard to the ruling prices at the time of contract, the normal recognised trade practices in regard to allowable variations from such prices, extensions of contracts, premiums and penalties for optional specifications, rebate and trade discounts. the committee, if satisfied on scrutiny, that the terms of the contract were acceptable, ..... the representation is acted upon by another person it may unless the statute governing the person making the representation provides otherwise, result in an agreement enforceable at law. in the present case, the liability for payment of duty has to be determined on the basis of valuation to be done by applying the principles laid ..... to certify that the goods are dutiable or are duty-free. assessment of value for the purpose of duty is the function of customs authorities under the law.18. as regards the circular dated june 27,1968, issued by the indian jute mills association, he stated that the schedules of premia prescribed by the .....

Gopal Ch. Paul Vs. Smt. Amala Mondal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1990Cal105,93CWN514

..... the trial court and affirmed in appeal, or whether the same would be governed by the provisions of the west bengal non-agricultural tenancy act because of its extension to this area by virtue of the west bengal non-agricultural tenancy (amendment) act, 1974 with effect from 26th march, 1984. admittedly the first appeal was ..... pendency of the first appeal filed in connection with an eviction under the said law and the supreme court in the case of laxmi narayan guin v. niranjan modak reported in ..... there is no doubt that the legislature can amend the law with retrospective effect excepting enforcing a penal provision with retrospective effect as that would offend the provision of art. 20 of the constitution. the supreme court had the occasion to consider the effect of extension of the west bengal premises tenancy act 1956 during the .....

Sheikh Mohammed Sayeed Vs. Assistant Collector of Customs for Preventi ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1970Cal134

..... in the schedule to the order. the injunction also restrained the customs authorities from taking any steps on the basis of or in connection with the order of extension of the period of detention by two months as communicated by the letter of may 30, 1966, or from issuing any notice or initiating any proceedings whatsoever against ..... must be in the negatives. 22. in support of the contention mentioned above reliance was also placed on another decision of the supreme court barium chemicals ltd. v. company law board, : [1967]1scr898 . in that case an order of investigation under section 237 of the companies act, 1957, was challenged on the ground that circumstances did not ..... the period prescribed by the statute, the respondents were bound to restore the goods, books and documents seized, to the petitioner and the respondents had no authority in law to withhold or retain them any longer. 11. in my view there is no merit in the contention that the respondents are bound to restore to the petitioner .....