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Sunil Kumar Sinha Ray Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1963Cal614

..... to refuse admission to any person at its discretion.'34. the supreme court further negatived the contention that this proviso to section 9(1) of the indian bar councils act was void as conflicting with the fundamental right guaranteed under article 19(1)(g) and that it did not come within the protection afforded by clause (6) of ..... india : [1960]2scr375 of the judgment). the further question whether the restriction is reasonable is a debatable one. but a provision like section 9(r) proviso of the bai councils act has been upheld as valid (see : air1954sc524 -- babul chandra v. chief justice and judges of patna high court).33. in this case an application was made before the ..... certificates of proper persons to be mukhtears of the subordinate courts and in the case of high court not established by royal charter in respect of which the indian bar council act, 1926 is not in force, of such courts, (c) the fees to be paid for the examination and admission of such persons and (d) the suspension .....

institute of Chartered Accountants Vs. Debabrata Basu and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1954Cal513,58CWN391

..... indisputable that if one is to regard the present question, from the point of view of section 15(2)(b) alone, one would be bound to concede that the council, acting under the powers conferred by that clause,' could make a provision under section 30(1) like the one in dispute, namely, a provision requiring the articled clerk to ..... down that a chartered accountant will be entitled to charge premia from his pupils as of right and independently of any regulations that might be framed by the council. indeed, the act has not taken it upon itself to make any provision as to the conditions of service and training as between chartered accountants and their articled clerks, but ..... and training of articled clerks'. this section, does not provide for any rule-making power, but has reference to the duties and powers of the council in carrying out the provisions of the act. the rule-making power is first conferred by the main provision of section 30, namely, section 30(1), which reads as follows:'30. power .....

Hari Sadhan Roy and ors. Vs. Probhakar Ray and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1939Cal259

..... the jurisdiction invoked in all these cases is a jurisdiction derived from the code of criminal procedure, and outside claude 33 of that code. section 93 of the act provides that the code, except the said 'chapter, shall not apply to any trial or proceeding before a union bench. we are unable therefore to hold that ..... , village self-government act, the sentence was reduced by the sub-divisional officer. in miscellaneous case no.6 an application was made by the petitioners to the sub-divisional officer to transfer a ..... case no. 1205, the petitioner was convicted of theft by a union bench, and an application to set aside the conviction, made under section 71, village self-government act, was rejected by the sub-divisional officer. in revision case no. 284, the petitioners were convicted under section 504, i.p.c. on application made under section 71 .....

Sen-Raleigh Ltd. Vs. Employees' State Insurance Corporation and Ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1977Cal165,[1977(34)FLR292]

..... is in these terms:'73a. (1) for so long as the provisions of this chapter are in force, every principal employer shall, notwithstanding anything contained in this act, pay to the corporation a special contribution (hereinafter referred to as the employers' special contribution) at the rates specified under sub-section (3). (2) the ..... notification of 31 august, 1948, was published. the charging sub-section is sub-section (4) of section 1 in chapter i. it prescribes that that the act shall apply, in the first instance, to all factories (including factories belonging to the government) other than seasonal factories.4. this shows that on the 1st ..... september, 1948, chapters i, ii, iii and viii of the act became applicable to all factories throughout india irrespective of location. the headings of these chapters respectively are (a) preliminary, (b) corporation, standing committee, and medical benefit council (c) finance and audit and (d) miscellaneous. sections 44 and 45 (employers .....

Singh Alloys and Steel Ltd. Vs. Assistant Collector of Central Excise

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1993(66)ELT594(Cal)

..... equipment used in an in-dustry.tool any device, instrument, or machine for the perfor- mance of an operation, for example, a hammer, saw, lathe, twist drill, drill press, grinder, planner, or screw driver. to equip a factory or industry for production by designing, making and integrating machines, machine tools, and special dies, jigs, and instruments so ..... 1988 and the decisions of the tribunal. the supreme court in the case of union of india and ors. v. tata iron and steel company ltd. : : 1978(2)elt439(sc) has held that such a lack of uniformity or controversy cannot be permitted in fiscal legislation and it is the duty of the court to determine the ..... minimum cost.'21. none of these definitions would include items like chemicals such as the items in question. it may be noted that as far as the tariff act of 1985 is concerned, plant, machinery, machines, equipment, apparatus, tools and appliances are all classified under headings and sections which are totally different from the headings .....

Tulsidas Mundhra and anr. Vs. the State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1962CriLJ533

..... the criminal procedure code dealing with appeals and revisions; they occur in a separate part of the criminal procedure code. in this connection, we may usefully recall some observations of the privy council in the case jairam das v. emperor 72 ind app 120 : a.i.r. 1945 pc 94, where in connection with an application for bail it was ..... court ha? jurisdiction. such cases comprise the greater part of the sessions triable cases, but not cases involving offences mentioned in the schedule of the city sessions court act. including inter alia offences under section 458 or 477a of the indian penal code. in respect of the latter class of cases, the city sessions court has no ..... 7 and 8, all matters in respect of which the city sessions court has no jurisdiction, shall be tried, dealt with or disposed of as if this act had not been passed.the first question for consideration is whether jurisdiction to transfer a case from one magistrate to another within the same sessions division under the provisions .....

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

Court : Kolkata

..... incorporated in article 30(1-a) as well as in the second proviso to article 31-a(1) for achieving specific objectives. the constitution (forty-fourth amendment) act, 1978 while omitting article 31 brought in a substantive provision clause (1-a) to article 30. resultantly, though no individual or even educational institution belonging to majority community shall ..... ironing out of creases has subsequently been overruled by house of lords. in support of his contention he relied upon the decision of magor and st. mellons rural district council vs. newport corporation reported in (1951) 2 all er 839 at pages 841, 844-847, 850.89. mr. pal further submitted that the said observation cannot be ..... legislature it was passed on the same day after receiving the assent of the governor of west bengal. the said act and the rules were notified on 20th june, 2011 and it was duly announced in the press conference on 21st june, 2011 at about 6-30 p.m.. the joint secretary to the government of west .....

Lohia Jute Press (P) Ltd. Vs. the New India Assurance Co. Ltd. and anr ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2003)1CALLT554(HC)

..... realisation of the dues. to substantiate the plaintiffs claim for interest the learned senior counsel for the plaintiff has referred to section 3 of the interest act, 1978 which empowers the court to allow interest to the person entitled to the debt or damages or to the person making such claim, as the ..... gendan singh, 53 ind app 197 : (air 1926 pc 93) (i). but as pointed out by sir lawrence jenkins in delivering the judgment of the privy council in juscurn boid v. pirthichand lal, 46 ind app 52 : ilr 46 cal 670 at pp. 678 and 679: (air 1918 pc 151 at pp. 152 ..... the policy was fraudulent. however, at the time of argument the learned counsel for defendant no. 1 has fairly conceded that such plea is not pressed by him. there is not an iota of evidence as well from the side of defendant no. 1 to substantiate any such plea. no oral ..... a.k. bisi, j. 1. the plaintiff lohia jute press (p) ltd. instituted the suit claiming declaration that the defendant no. 1 the new india assurance co. ltd. was liable .....

Gms Marine Company Limited Vs. the Owners and Parties Interested in th ...

Court : Kolkata

..... in england. the law on such aspect in the united states and in england is now found in their statutes: the foreign sovereign immunities act, 1976 in the united states and the state immunity act, 1978 in england. these statutes appear to apply across the board and are not restricted to ordinary civil suits.118. in harbhajan singh dhalla, the ..... (nawab usmanali khan v. sagar mal) that an admiralty action is initiated, just like ordinary suits, with a plaint. paragraph 7 of nawab usmanali khan quotes the privy council in the interpretation of the word 'suit':7....the word 'suit' ordinarily means, and apart from some context must be taken to mean, a civil proceeding instituted by ..... de facto controlled by a foreign state. if an industrial dispute arises in relation to such an organisation in india, section 86(1) of the code cannot be pressed into service to assert the bar thereunder. similarly, if an agreement where a foreign state is a party contains an arbitration clause to which part i of the .....

G.E. Capital Transportation Financial Services Ltd. Vs. Amritajit Mitr ...

Court : Kolkata

..... says that no person should be deprived of his property save by the authority of law. this article has been inserted by the constitution (44th amendment) act, 1978. prior to this amendment, the right to property was guaranteed by article 31. while the subclause (1) of that article has been shifted from part ..... including the agreement for arbitration contained therein was vitiated by fraud. in this connection, mr. banerjee strongly relies upon the provisions contained in section 16 of the act. mr. banerjee, therefore, prays for dismissal of all the appeals.17. therefore, the first question that arises for determination by us is whether the learned ..... temporary injunction in spite of the fact that the financier-appellant entered appearance and filed applications under sections 5 and 8 of the arbitration and conciliation act pointing out existence of the arbitration agreement between the parties and in some of the matters, the appellant filed written objection to the application for injunction .....