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Rajkumar Gunawant, Keonjhar and Another Vs. State of Orissa and Others

Court : Orissa

..... notification is published covering the land in question for any industrial area to establish industrial estate as required under section 14(ii)(a) of the idco act. therefore, the corporation could not have sent requisition to opposite party no.4-special land acquisition officer to acquire ac.18.999 decimals of land ..... 2007, accorded administrative approval for acquisition of private land measuring ac.18.999 decimal in village matkambeda in the district of keonjhar under the l.a. act. the land was immediately required by iidco for infrastructure development and allotment of industrial plots to industries. the joint secretary, revenue and disaster management department ..... in village matkembeda and notification dated 26.02.2009 (annexure-5) issued by the joint secretary (administration) under section 6(1) of the l.a. act. the petitioners further pray to direct opposite party no.2-collector & district magistrate, keonjhar and opposite party no.4-special land acquisition officer, keonjhar to allow .....

Dipak Kumar Parija Vs. Chancellor, Utkal University and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1983Ori101

..... between teachers and non-teachers to be maintained it has been expressly said so. accordingly it follows that in section 10 (1) (g) of the act where no such distinction between teachers and non-teachers is expressly stipulated it would not be permissible for the court to introduce any such distinction by speculative inference ..... do not lead to manifestly unreasonable or absurd consequences and, therefore, the words should be given their natural meaning. an examination of the broad features of the act reveals that under section 4 (3) the senate and the syndicate are two different authorities. section 9 deals with membership of the senate, the term of office ..... officer, ernakulam it was observed (at pp. 1927-28 of air).'the primary objection against the literal construction of section 52, sub-section (2), (i. t. act 1961), is that it leads to manifestly unreasonable and absurd consequences. it, is true that the consequence of a suggested construction cannot alter the meaning of a statutory .....

Jagannath Minerals and anr. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 109(2010)CLT782

..... alternative remedy is available. however, though any order passed by the authority is revisable as per section 30 of the mines & minerals (development & regulation) act, 1957 & the lease was not transferred & the petitioners have filed this writ application to continue the mining operation, since there is a dispute regarding continuation ..... maintainable. in view of the terms & conditions contained in the lease read with the proviso to section 30 of the mines & minerals (development & regulation) act, 1957 & rule 25-a of the mineral concession rules, 1960, the legal representatives of manoranjan das automatically stepped into the shoes of their predecessor & rightly operated ..... authorizes the assign/transferee right, title & interest in the immovable property, the same is not compulsorily registrable under section 17(2)(vii) of the registration act. however, he further submitted that if the transfer/assignment dated 4.8.2001, is construed to be a grant, the same is exempted from registration .....

T. Ranganayakamma Vs. S.R. Subudhi and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1955Ori20; 20(1954)CLT672

..... were observations therein which would tend to show that the english law concept of earnest money should not be applied in construing the relevant provisions of the indian contract act. in particular, he relied on the following passage in the judgment: 'the right to damages presents no insuperable objection to the application of section 64 to ..... to the effect that where the earnest money forms a substantial portion of the purchase price its forfeiture may amount to a 'penalty' within the meaning of section 74, contract act (see -- 'subbarayalu v. annamalai', air 1944 mad 526 (n) and -- 'kanhai lal v. lakshmichand', air 1933 nag 223 (o). support for this view may ..... is unnecessary to consider those circumstances where the forfeiture of the earnest money may amount to a 'penalty' so as to attract the principles of section 74, contract act. the earnest money in each of the suits is a very small portion of the agreed purchase price, being less than one-fourth. there seems, therefore, absolutely .....

Bhaskar Moharana Vs. Arjun Moharana and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1962Ori167

..... there is no distinction between the emoluments of a village artisan and the emoluments of a village munsif. the administrative control and supervision vested in the government acting through the collector is also extensive. for persistent default in the performance of his duties the inam lands of the village artisan may be resumed and ..... are important differences between village offices of the classes described in sub-section (4) and those described in sub-section (1) of section 3 of the act. a village munsif or karanam is formally appointed by the revenue officers who exercise powers of discipline over them and those persons while rendering service to the villagers ..... these provisions requiring the collector to ascertain the action taken by the village community and also their wishes, confirm the view inferable from the provisions of the act to the effect that these village artisans render valuable service to the village community, and hence may be reasonably held to be holding an office or .....

Siba Prasad Misra and ors. Vs. Mt. Nurabati Zamindariani and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1949Ori37

..... the reasoning set forth in the judgment of my lord the chief justice.42. as regards the first point, the retrospective operation of the orissa money-lenders (amendment) act (orissa act xviii [18] of 1947) appears to me to be an inevitable deduction from the following considerations: -- (a) section 10 interpreted in positive language enjoins the court ..... in making the import of the word 'money-lender' in section 10 co-extensive with that of the same word in section 16, by the same amending act (orissa act no. xviii/47) and simultaneous introduction of the same set of words into the texts of both the sections is, manifestly enough, to make the amended ..... converting unrealised interest into principal and stipulating that the said capitalised interest would carry interest on it, the transactions cannot according to the express provisions of the act in section 2(h) give a different complexion to the said sums than that of interest. if the court respects the transactions as it is contended for .....

Sri Gadadhar Ramanuj Das and ors. Vs. the Province of Orissa and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1950Ori47

..... appeal by the plaintiffs from the judgment of the district judge of cuttack dismissing their suit for a declaration that the orissa hindu religious endowments act, 1939 (orissa act, iv of 1939) was ultra vires of the orissa legislature and for other consequential reliefs. the appellant plaintiffs are all mahants of various maths ..... thinking that the contribution is for services rendered. the legislature has the right to think that the endowments which are within the scope of the act require to be kept under effective administrative supervision to provide against mismanagement. such administration to provide against mismanagement would undoubtedly constitute a service to the ..... referred to as the commissioner) was constituted for the purpose of exercising general superintendence over all religious endowments and to secure the proper working of the act. but his actions were subject to the general control of the provincial government and he himself was required to be a member of either the .....

Arnapurna Sahoo Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 2001CriLJ3019; 2001(I)OLR572

..... magistrate, puri (hereinafter referred to as 'the detaining authority'), in exercise of powers conferred under section 3. sub-section (2) of the national security act. 1980 (for short, 'the act') narayan sahoo alias narua (hereinafter referred to as 'the detenu') a resident of puri, who was already in custody with effect from 14.8. ..... ministry of home affairs on the same day. the concerned authorities considered the representation of the detenu and rejected on 12.10.2000. thus, the central government acted with utmost promptitude.7. we have heard shri r. n. mohanty, learned counsel for the detenu in extenso. shri-mohanty challenged the order of the detention ..... on the following grounds.(a) usurpation of powers guaranteed under the national security act, 1980, in absence of cogent materials to reveal that the detenu is likely to be released on bail and would involve himself with incidents relating to public .....

Municipal Council Vs. the R. Udayagiri Regional Marketing Co-operative ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1984Ori73; 56(1983)CLT323; 1984(I)OLR59

..... fact as to whether regulations or bye laws have been framed by the municipality in conformity with section 388 (3) or section 392 of the orissa municipal act and as to whether octroi tax becomes realisable in the absence of such regulations or byelaws, the plaintiff's liability to pay octroi tax would not arise unless ..... the plaintiff within the local limits of the parlakhemundi municipality amounted to consumption, use or sale withint the meaning of section 131(1)(kk) of the orissa municipal act, 1950. we have gone through the aforesaid documents and our conclusion is that the fertilisers brought by the plaintiff into the local limits of the parlakhemundi municipality ..... the suit. 7. in this appeal, the appellant has assailed all the findings recorded by the learned additional subordinate. judge. 8. section 131 of the orissa municipal act, 1950 provides for imposition of taxes. clause (kk) of sub-section (1) of the said section lays down that octroi tax on goods brought withint he limits .....

Makaradbwaja Bhoi and anr., Vs. the State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1984(I)OLR122

..... that:'as there is nothing to show that the appellant had made any statement under section 27 of the evidence act relating to the recovery of this weapon, the factum of recovery thereof cannot be admissible under section 27 of the evidence act. moreover, what the accused had done was merely to take out the axe from beneath his cot. there is .....