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Ahmad Ali Akhtar and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Patna

..... by the government of an unanimous recommendation of the committee on national integration and regionalism appointed by the national integration council. the act impugned herein was enacted thereafter in the year 1967. the preamble of the act states that this was enacted to provide for more effective prevention of certain unlawful activities of individuals and associations and ..... the manner of their imposition or the mode of putting them into practice.(c) this was followed in the case of excel wear v. union of india : (1978)iillj527sc .(d) this was also made clear in the case of charan lal sahu v. union of india : air1990sc1480 as follows:.hence, both the restrictions or ..... was also examined by a seven judges beach of the supreme court in the case of pathuma and ors. v. state of kerala and ors. in : [1978]2scr537 , wherein it was observed as follows:courts interpret the constitutional provisions against the social setting of the country : so as to show a complete consciousness and deep .....

Rajiv Singh Vs. the State of Bihar

Court : Patna

..... these enzymes locate the foreign dna and break it at any site rendering the invader functionless. arbar, smith, and nathans were awarded the nobel prize for physiology in 1978, for their discovery and use of the restriction enzymes for splicing dna. restriction enzymes occur in three classes referred to as type i, ii and iii. the type ..... not synonymous with the term immediately before? and is opposite of the expression soon after? as used and understood in section 114, illustration (a) of the evidence act. these words would imply that the interval should not be too long between the time of making the statement and the death. it contemplates the reasonable time which, as ..... p. s. case no.308 of 2007 was registered under section 304b, 201, 498a of the i.p.c. and section 3/ 4 of d. p. act and proceeded for investigation. after concluding the same, charge sheet was submitted followed with commencement of trial which ultimately met with conviction and sentence of appellant, the subject matter .....

Kalpana Rani Vs. the State of Bihar and Others

Court : Patna

..... which is to decide whether some right should be or should not be given. on a repeal, the former is preserved by the interpretation act. the latter is not.? this view of privy council has also received approval of the apex court in the case of shivanand v. state road transport corp. reported in (1980) 1 s.c ..... a right acquired or accrued under it and not a mere hope of expectation of, or liberty to apply for, acquiring a right. lord morris speaking for the privy council in the case of director of public works v. ho po sang reported in (1961) 2 all.e.r. 721 had held as follows:- "that it may be ..... lesser qualification of matriculation or equivalent qualification on condition that they acquired the requisite qualification within three years. for that purpose the permission be obtained from the national council for teachers education to relax the standard of eligibility. this concession was made for female candidates alone. a similar concession was not extended to the male candidates { .....

irsad Alam Vs. the State of Bihar

Court : Patna

..... speaking, follow stephens definition of confession that admission of facts, made by an accused, suggesting an inference that he had committed the crime, is confession. the privy council, in pakala narayana swami (supra), laid down that no statement, containing self-exculpatory matter, would amount to confession if the exculpatory statement was of some facts, which, ..... the appellant. this admission, made by the appellant, was treated as admissible in evidence. 87. in keshoram bora v. state of assam, (manu/sc/0111/1978 : air 1978 sc 1096), there was an admission by the accused that he did assault the deceased with a sharp-cutting weapon, which is called holonga, and as a ..... : and in that act it would not be consistent with the natural use of language to construe confession as a statement by an accused suggesting the inference that he committed? the crime?. 66. from what has been defined as confession by the privy council, in pakala narayana swami (supra), it becomes clear that a statement .....

Ram Kripal Singh and Others Vs. the Union of India Through Director of ...

Court : Patna

..... the case, would be bound by the principle of promissory estoppel. it is the contention of the petitioner that the respondents by diverse communications including notice published in press (annexure-2) represented that those employees of the industry who retired and/ or left the job between 1.4.93 to. 15.11.95 would be ..... . he was a member of employees provident funds scheme, 1952. the respondent- employees provident fund organization (for short the organization) put up a notice through press on 10.03.98 (annexure-2) granting such employees of the company who retired or left the employment between 01.04.1993 and 15.11.1995 liberty to submit ..... the doctrine of promissory estoppel is applicable against the government also to prevent fraud or manifest injustice. the doctrine, however, cannot be pressed into aid to compel the government or the public authority to act contrary to law. it has, thus, been settled by judicial pronouncement that if the relevant provisions of law do not permit any .....

Shiva Shankar VermA. Vs. the State of Bihar, and ors.

Court : Patna

..... decide the vires of the bihar special courts rules 2010 which was sought to be challenged through the said i.a. no. 10468/2010. hence that i.a. was not pressed in view of our observation that we shall grant liberty to the petitioners that if the need arises they may challenge the legality of the rules at a later stage ..... principle has been followed in the case of m/s devi das v. state of punjab, air 1967 sc 1895 and in case of maneka gandhi v. union of india (1978) 1 scc 248. it was rightly pointed out on the basis of aforesaid judgments of the supreme court and also in the case of a.n parasuraman v. state of ..... liberty or of any property lawfully belonging to him. hence, confiscation of money or property as provided under the act cannot be held to be a punishment to the delinquent.28. the aforesaid view stands supported by a judgment of privy council in the case of attorney general for hong kong v. reid and others reported in all e.l.r (1994 .....

Manager Yadav. Vs. State of Bihar, and ors.

Court : Patna

..... during that period he can exercise the power of remand either under section 309 of the code or under section 209(a) of the code after its amendment by act 45 of 1978 which clearly provides that during the commitment an accused can be remanded to custody subject to the provision of bail. this amendment in section 209 of the code by ..... the aforesaid act was made to remove the difficulty actually experienced in cases where the committing magistrate is unable to commit the accused on the same day."and in para 24 .....

Md. Imran Son of Peer Gulam, Proprietor of Imran and Co. Vs. the State ...

Court : Patna

Reported in : II(2010)BC243,2010(58)BLJR362

..... of kanpur (up) and only the complainant issued notice from patna which was served to the petitioner in kanpur (up). apart from issuance of notice, all other acts were done at kanpur. in black's dictionary, there is a distinction between giving of notice from receiving of notice. 'a person notifies or gives notice to another ..... complaint was filed on 04.03.1993 before the judicial magistrate, 1st class, adoor in the district of pathanamthitta in kerala against the accused under section 138 of the act. the cheques were issued at pathanamthitta (kerala) whereas it was presented before the syndicate bank branch at kayamkullam (kerala) on the basis of the aforesaid fact, the ..... the code of criminal procedure would apply except when provided otherwise.13. the supreme court in a case where the accused has been convicted under the provisions of the act in the case of k. bhaskaran v. sankaran vaidhyan balan and ors. reported in : 1999 (7) scc 510 has discussed in details the circumstances under which .....

Arrah Montessori School Through Its Secretary, Ranjit Bahadur Singh So ...

Court : Patna

..... of law as laid down by the constitution bench of the apex court in the case of mohinder singh gill v. the chief election commissioner and ors. : air 1978 sc 851, relying upon an earlier constitution bench decision in the case of commissioner of police, bombay v. gordhandas bhanji : air (39) 1952 sc 16, that ..... government, whatever is stated by the government while sanctioning such a grant, will prevail over and override any subsequent instrument like the lease agreement which is an act of ministerial nature by the subordinate officers of the government authorized to execute such an agreement.24. with respect to the aforesaid matter neither the provisions of ..... rejection as stated in the counter affidavit have been the violation of the memorandum and articles of association of the school as registered under the societies registration act whereas the show cause does not speak of any such ground regarding the violation of the same.20. i have considered the respective submissions of learned .....

State Election Commission and ors. Vs. Punam Kumari and anr.

Court : Patna

..... the said article, any other disqualification prescribed by any law made by the parliament would also be a disqualification for being a member of legislative assembly or legislative council of a state. at the same time, article 193 provides, amongst others, that if a disqualified person, knowing that he is disqualified, sits or votes as ..... issued by the judgment and order under appeal.3. article 191 of the constitution of india provides what are the 'disqualifications for membership of legislative assembly or legislative council of a state. the said article, amongst others, provides that one of those disqualifications would be as may be prescribed by and under any law made by ..... by a constitutional bench of the hon'ble supreme court in the case of mohinder singh gill v. chief election commissioner : [1978]2scr272 , that the immunity-of article 329(b) is conferred only if the act is done for the apparent object of furthering a free and fair election and the protective armour drops down if the .....