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Goutam Goswami Vs. the District Magistarte and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1973CriLJ1010

..... do;now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) read with sub-section (2) of section 3 of the maintenance of internal security act, 1971 (act 26 of 1971). i hereby make this order directing that the said shri goutam goswami be detained.given under my hand and seal of office.sd/- m. gupta, ..... it would be still in clear conflict with the contents of the two grounds appended thereafter. by and large the two incidents incorporated in the two grounds are acts prejudicial to the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the community and1 the same does not dovetail into the corrected1 ground which is 'maintenance of public order.' ..... arriving at his subjective satisfaction as to the necessity of exercising his power of detention under one head or the other under section 3 (1) fa) of act 26 of 1971. secondly it has also to be taken into consideration that if the detaining authority was really satisfied on the grounds which were originally served but ultimately .....

Kishwar Jahan and anr. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2008(3)CHN857

..... no confrontation. the people at large with their own private problems approach the police authorities with the expectation that the very presence of the police would act as a deterrent in the escalation of such problems which otherwise have the potentiality of leading to undesirable consequences involving commission of offence. this, he submitted ..... , is statutorily recognised in section 149 of the code and 23 of the police act. reference was also made to the indian standards of code of conduct for the police human rights, international challenges, by dr. s. subramanian (page 262 ..... would be loath to return any finding on this aspect.173. for reasons discussed above, this court is constrained to hold that the respondent no. 3 acted irresponsibly and instead of diffusing tension, he added fuel to fire.174. the issue is answered accordingly.issue no. 4175. allegation against respondent no. 7 .....

Hindusthan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. Vs. R.P. Agarwalla and Brothers ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1986Cal403

..... to the submissions of the plaintiff/respondents in answer to the submissions made on behalf of the defendant/appellants, on the effect of the provisions of the said act, the particulars whereof have been indicated hereinbefore and if in view of those provisions, there has been in this case, an automatic renewal of the lease. on ..... the central government had been a party thereto or as if they had been issued in favour of the central government. the provisions of section 5 of the said act have been quoted hereinbefore and to those provisions and more particularly to sub-section (2) under the said section, specific reference was made by mr. chatterjee, ..... distribution and utilisation of petroleum products distributed and marketed in india by esso eastern inc and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. the preamble of the said act would also show that the said esso eastern inc, to be a foreign company and is carrying on, in india, the business of distributing and marketing of .....

Srimati Ishani Dasi and ors. Vs. Gopal Chandra Dey and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1915Cal9,25Ind.Cas.236

..... of the kind to which the rest of the act relates. this conclusion is strengthened by the difficulties which would attend the application of the section to the children of hindu, buddhist or muhammadan marriages. take ..... legislation, it is evident that the legislature were dealing with the legal aspects of marriages of a particular kind, namely, marriages between persons subject to the succession act. the reference to children in section. 6 is quite incidental and, in my opinion, the only children contemplated by section 6 are children born of marriages ..... restriction is also contained in section 331 and the form in which it is expressed should be noticed.22. now section 2 of the married women's property act (the extent and application of section) contains not only the saving clause which has caused the difficulty, but certain other clauses or paragraphs. the last paragraph enacts .....

State of West Bengal Vs. Anal Chowdhury

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1985]151ITR790(Cal)

..... rejecting this submission.46. article 301 of the constitution:learned counsel for the appellant-state challenged the finding of the learned single judge that the impugned act violated the provision of article 301 of the constitution. article 301 states : 'subject to the other provisions of this part, trade, commerce and ..... being an unreasonable restriction. the submission is misconceived.42. in the bank nationalisation case, : [1970]3scr530 , it was held that the direct operation of the act upon the fundamental right forms the realtest. indirect or ancillary effect is immaterial and irrelevant, bennett coleman and co. ltd. v. union of india, : [1973 ..... the statute violated the commerce clause enshrined in article 301 of the constitution and was void for transgressing its constitutional limitation on legislative power. (3) the act infringed the fundamental right guaranteed by article 19(1)(a) of the constitution. 1. legislative competence. for the writ petitioner, it was submitted that the .....

Sk. Abdul Aziz and anr. Vs. Maharaj Uday Chand Mahatab and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1943Cal358

..... and as the tenure was already sold, he attached certain immovable properties belonging to the judgment-debtors. pending these execution proceedings section 168a, ben. ten. act, came into force and the judgment, debtors made an application under clause (2) of that section for release of the attached properties on payment of necessary ..... costs. the trial court granted the prayer, being of opinion that section 168a, ben. ten. act, prevented the decree-holder from proceeding ; against other properties of the judgment-debtors. on appeal, the judgment was reversed and the application of the judgment-debtors ..... bahadur v. tafazzal hossain : air1942cal587 . in the first of these cases it was further held that there was nothing in section 168a, ben. ten. act, which affected the provisions of the patni regulation. both the grounds therefore upon which e the learned district judge based his decision are prima facie untenable. dr .....

iswari Prosad and ors. Vs. N.R. Sen and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1952Cal273,55CWN719

..... law & order in the state. it appears to me that having regard to all the circumstances a court cannot say that making the provisions of this amending act retrospective was unreasonable in the interest of the general public. this amendment protected a large number of persons and depriving them of such protection might have been ..... amended section 18(1) retrospective and applicable to pending cases was necessarily unreasonable and more than was necessary in the interest of the public? had this amending act not been passed there might well have been serious consequences. a large number of persons would have been ejected and having regard to the housing shortage they ..... a piece of legislation which may well impose unreasonable restrictions in one set of circumstances may be eminently reasonable in a different set of circumstances. the rent acts in this state were enacted to meet the grave housing shortage caused by the last great war and the congestion particularly in the cities and towns of .....

Phul Chand Lal and ors. Vs. Kishmish Koer

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 6Ind.Cas.630

..... to the property for the protection of which application was made to him, and also as to the title of petitioners, and whether, if no action be taken under act xix of 1841, it would materially prejudice them; and also whether their application was bona fide. we think that the learned judge has not followed the procedure which is ..... seems to us however, that this is not a sufficient finding in order to entitle the district judge to say-that no action should be taken under the provisions of act xix of 1841. as already pointed out, the district judge had to be satisfied that the opposite party had 'no lawful title.' we need hardly say that the title ..... , the widow of kunt das died on the 29th may of the present year. thereupon, a petition was presented by the reversionary heirs, the petitioners before this court, under act xix of 1841, in which they stated the previous history of the litigation, with this exception, however, that the matter of the appeal to the privy council was not mentioned .....

Kumud Nath Das Saha and ors. Vs. Kunjabala Dassya and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 164Ind.Cas.132

..... instituted by the purchasers of the putni for determination of fair and equitable rent in respect of the darpuini tenure under the provisions of section 7 of the bengal tenancy act. the defence of the defendants to the suit is that the tenure which he holds under the putnidar is a mokrari tenure and its rent is not liable to enhancement .....

Sleepwell Industries Co. Ltd. Vs. Lmj International Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

..... statement of objections and reasons. the legislature has consciously done away with the various statutes regarding enforcement of a foreign award. the legislative intent underlying the act is to minimize the supervisory role of the courts in the arbitral proceedings and very limited interference. the objection raised by the petitioner appears to be more ..... this proceeding, the court is required to be satisfied that such foreign award is enforceable. the learned senior counsel referred to section 45 of the said act and submits that section 47 is dependent upon a satisfaction being recorded by the court that such award is enforceable. section 48 lays down the condition ..... senior counsel appearing with mr.dhruba ghosh, submits that this award is enforceable in law. mr.bose has referred to section 47 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 and submitted that once the decree-holder has produced the original award and a duly certified copy of the agreement for arbitration, the said award .....