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Chief Commercial Superintendent, South Eastern Railway Vs. Member, Boa ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1973]32STC171(Cal)

..... statute. section 7 of the indian railways act, 1890, gives certain authority to railway administration to execute certain works. there are other provisions in chapter iii, which authorise certain incidental works to be done by the railway for the purpose of carrying on its work. chapter iv deals with opening of railways and chapter v deals with railway commission and traffic facilities. chapter vi provides for the working of the ..... railways and provides for the conditions under which the railways would work. it provides for the carriage of property and limitation of such carriage of property. section 55 of the railways act provides for lien, for rates and .....

Nemai Chattoraj Vs. Queen-empress

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1900)ILR27Cal1041

..... in holding that the petitioner is not guilty of the offence of kidnapping under section 363, indian penal code.rampini, j. 32. this is a reference under rule 5, chapter v of the rules of this court, in which the question propounded is whether an accused person who, after a minor had been removed from the house of her lawful ..... was taken by mohendro to his house had evidently no connection with, or bearing upon the matter of taking or enticing away from the guardianship of her husband. his acts and conduct might possibly bring him within the provisions of section 368 of the indian penal code but he cannot be brought within section 363, unless there is some ..... did leave the guardianship of her husband before the petitioner had anything to do with her; and if that be so, the only matter for consideration is whether the act of the petitioner in joining the principal offender or offenders subsequent to the kidnapping of the girl in promoting the purpose of taking her to calcutta, makes him guilty .....

West Jamuria Coal Co. Vs. Bholanath Roy and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1954Cal424,58CWN31

..... by the adaptation of laws , order, 1950, the only material provisions are the following :(i) for 'subject to such rules' substitute 'subject to the provisions of chapter 4 of part 5 of the constitution';(ii) for 'decree or final order', substitute 'judgment, decree or final order'.29. by means of this adaptation, a most ..... precisely the same extent and character could be provided for, there was no meaning in duplicating the provisions of the constitution itself in other provisions of an act of the legislature. since the constitution itself brought into existence the supreme court as a new court and defined its appellate jurisdiction by its own provisions, ..... 22itr150(bom) (j)', before the bombay high court, the principal question was whether the opinion given by the high court upon a reference under section 66 (1), income-tax act was a 'judgment' at all, inasmuch as the jurisdiction of the high court in such references is purely advisory or consultative, but chagla c. j. and tendolkar j. .....

Superintendent of Central Excise and ors. Vs. Texmaco Limited and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2004(4)CHN167,2004(176)ELT93(Cal)

..... after explanation i as so numbered, the following explanation shall be inserted, namely: -explanation ii.......................................................................................exemption to specified goods falling under chapter 86. -- in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-rule (1) of rule 8 of the central excise rules, 1944, ..... sl. no. description of inputs description of final products------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. 2. 3.------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. goods classifiable under any goods classifiable under anyheadings of chapters 28, 29, 30, 32, headings of chapters 28, 29, 30,33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 48, 70, 32, 33, 34, 35 ..... 8607.00 of central excise tariff act, 1985;(iii) the benefit of exemption of notification no. 217/86 dated 2.11.1986 should not be disallowed in respect of bodies of wagon internally used in the manufacture of railway box wagon when the benefit of .....

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Vs. S.A. Neyazi

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1998CriLJ2281

..... directly with the consumers and may be a wholesale dealer who distributes or sells such commodity through one or more intermediary. but then, the expressions used in chapter ii of the rules of 1977 are 'packages intended for retail sale'. the number of retail packages which were produced by the petitioner no. 3 to the ..... only requires a declaration to be made on every wholesale package as to the particulars specified in clauses.(a), (b) and (c). according to mr. ghosh, chapter iii does not contain any rule similar to rule 24 prescribing the procedure for verifying whether the quantity found in a wholesale package tallies with the net quantity declared ..... further contends that according to the complaint, there has been contravention of section 39 of the act of 1976 which is punishable under section 63 of the act of 1976. mr. ghosh draws my attention to the heading of chapter iv of the act of 1976 which contains section 39. the heading reads as 'commodities in packaged form intended to .....

Kulwant Kaur @ Kurwant Kaur Dhilon Vs. State of West Bengal and Ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... held under a hirepurchase, lease or hypothecation agreement. the second situation contemplated in the said section is when ownership of any motor vehicle registered under chapter iv of the act is transferred and the transferee enters into an agreement of hirepurchase, lease or hypothecation. it is on the occurrence of either of these two events, ..... absence of such record no effective control over the motor vehicles can be exercised by the state authority as envisaged in chapter v of the mv act. it must also be commented upon that the 1988 act is an intraconnected statute where rights and obligations of insurers.accident victims.owners of motor vehicles etc.are, inter alia, ..... opening section 39 of chapter iv of the mv act which does not permit an owner to allow a motor vehicle to be driven without the vehicle carrying a correctly displayed registration mark. the requirement of such registration mark is also spelt out in rule 122 of the west bengal motor vehicle rules, 1989. to the further .....

Jugal Kishore More Vs. Chief Presidency Magistrate Calcutta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1968Cal220,1968CriLJ604,71CWN508

..... for this court to advise a party before it. still this may be said : bring out. under section 3, sub-section (1), clause (b), a notified order applying chapter iv of the act to the commonwealth country or part thereof, where the fugitive criminal is, -- a notified order which you have not brought out so far, on your own admission, -- notify it ..... mttra's case that there is any treaty or agreement between india and hong kong. on the contrary, his submission is : there is not. (iv) chapter iv of the extradition act 34 of 1962 the very chapter which fits the case in hand nicely enough having not been applied to hong kong so far by a notified order under section 3, what you ..... shall, as soon as may be after it is made, laid before each house of parliament. section 3, the last section of chapter 1, has an importance all its own, in that its theme is application of the parent act. the case before me being what it is, what calls pointed attention is :'3. (1) the central government may, by notified .....

Colonel R.S. Upadhyay Vs. the Union of India and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2000)1CALLT563(HC)

..... the dgqa as substantially reproduced in the respondents' affidavit might reasonably come within the offence specified under section 52 of the army act which deals with offences in respect of properly. rules 28-32 of. chapter v of the army rules deal with the framing of the charges when no doubt the offence will be specified. at this ..... to the dcqa. this submission does not appear to be correct. the word 'release' has not been defined in the army act but has been defined in rule 16 of the army rules. rule 16 occurs in chapter iii of the rules which deals with 'dismissals, discharge etc'. rule 16 reads:'16. release.-a person subject to the ..... in the inspection organization of the ministry of defence and terms and conditions of service of those permanently retained to contend that he was not subject to the army act, the memorandum provides inter alia that the ministry of defence (department of defence production) would be the controlling authority. it also provides for the intake of service .....

Prokash Chandra Kundu Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1914)ILR41Cal836

..... to arrest without warrant any person found illicitly distilling, or to seize and detain any article which he had reason to believe to be liable to confiscation under the act, or detain and search any person upon whom, and any vessel, raft, vehicle, animal, package, receptacle or covering in or upon which he may have reasonable ..... was a separate substantive charge and not raised by implication under section 149.4. taking then the simple facts, it would appear that these officers were acting under section 67 of act v of 1909, and that before they had time to do anything lawful or unlawful, they were wantonly assaulted by the dulais, encouraged and assisted by ..... matter of fact, as we have seen, they did not enter the house.6. then there are the provisions of chapter x of the rules dealing with detection, investigation, and trial of offences. rule 8 of that chapter lays down that the provisions of the criminal procedure code, especially sections 101, 102 and 103 which apply to searches, must be .....

Cyril Bertram Plucknett Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1939Cal545

..... ch. 33 which reads as follows:provided that a public prosecutor, a public servant, a member, officer or servant of any local authority, a railway servant as denned in section 3, railways act, 1890, or an officer or servant of any company, association or other body to which the local government may, by general or special order published ..... the trial outside a presidency town of any offence punishable with imprisonment, the accused person claims that the case ought to be tried under the provisions of this chapter, the magistrate inquiring into or trying the case, after making such enquiry as he thinks necessary, and after allowing the accused person reasonable time within which to ..... 242 or enters on his defence under section 256, as the case may be, claims that the case ought to be tried under the provisions of this chapter, the magistrate inquiring into or trying the case, after making such inquiry as he thinks necessary, and after allowing the accused person reasonable time within which to .....