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Mrs. Rita Wilson Vs. the State of Himachal Pradesh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1992CriLJ2400

..... is stated in the petition that during working hours only half of the gate is kept open to permit entry of the students and other persons on foot and thereafter the gate is locked by means of a chain which permits the entry of only staff on foot. ..... parveen-husband of another teacher of the school who also owns a car, were permitted purely as a matter of courtesy to park their cars in junior school premises called 'belvedere', which is at a distance of 200 metres from the main gate of the ..... gate is completely locked, as not to permit any entry in the school.6. ..... she has further stated that the complainant was permitted to park his car in the premises of belvedere for the last two years since when he had his personal ..... amita george, wife of the complainant, that he was permitted to park his car only in the junior school premises ..... on 25-12-1990 the complainant was permitted to bring his car in the senior school premises to load his luggage but she has made it clear that under the 'norms and procedure' of the school private cars of the staff members could not be permitted to be parked in the senior school ..... his only grievance is that he is not permitted to take in and take out his car from the senior school premises and park it there which cannot be held a wrongful restraint as defined under section 339 of the indian penal ..... fact the complainant had no right to park his private car in the school premises, still he was permitted to do so in the premises of belvedere as a matter of courtesy. .....

Paras Ram Vs. Dayal Das and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1965HP32

..... his contention was that the date, as given in the plaint, was taken from the entries in the service book of the appellant and that people entering service, give their age less than the actual ..... it was prayed that the entry may be permitted to be produced in this court as it had got a very material bearing on the legitimacy of the ..... it was, further, alleged that the appellant could not produce the entry in the trial court as he was not aware of it, before his visit to ..... the appellant had 'gone to haridwar, in connection with the death ceremonies of his mother, who had died after the decision in the case by the learned district judge, and that at haridwar he had found an entry in the bahi of the panda, made at the instance of respondent no. ..... is no obscurity in the evidence which may be clarified by the entry in the panda's bahi or the horoscopes. ..... examination and appreciation of evidence, in the present case, does not disclose any inherent lacuna or defect for the removal of which this court may require the entry in the panda's bahi or the horoscopes. ..... the appellant cannot be permitted to fill in gaps, in his evidence, by the production of additional evidence, in this court, vide state of u. p. ..... 1 and 2, to rebut the entries in the jamabandi, and to prove that the property had been partitioned was vague, indefinite and contradictory and was rightly disbelieved by both the lower ..... , if the appellant is permitted to produce tne panda'sbahi and the horoscopes, as additional evidence, in this .....

Ram Pyara Etc. Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(1)ShimLC126

..... do provide for specific and specified penalties, it cannot be said that if the divisional forest officer or any other authority feels and finds that the contractor had indulged in an unfair practice, has violated the permit conditions, or has done such acts which are prejudicial to the interest of the state, it is not open to the divisional forest officer or other competent authority to cancel the registration of the contractor and ..... having taken a definite view that the mention of a specific or a specified penalty in the conditions governing the issuance of permit does not debar or prevent the competent authority from imposing any other penalty (not specified or mentioned in the permit conditions), including the penalty of cancellation of permit or blacklisting, we must hasten to add that the principles of natural justice do demand that before any such penalty is actually imposed upon a contractor, it must ..... divisional forest officer, bilaspur forest division, alleging therein that the petitioners had not exported the forest produce through the land route(s) mentioned in the permits as no entries of the petitioners' permits had been found in the registers maintained at the concerned check posts. ..... condition 16 of the terms and conditions reads thus:16 (a) if produce is not exported with proper export permit or any obstruction is caused to the forest officer desiring to inspect the trees or produce either in the forest in transit, the produce will be liable to be confiscated .....

Sant Ram and ors. Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... sant ram, forest guard at check post chambi; accused prem singh, forest guard at check post dhalli; and accused ved prakash, deputy range officer, incharge check post dhalli, to export more timber against permit no.41/81-82, than permitted to be exported and in the said conspiracy, lateron, accused nathu singh, station master, railway station shoghi, accused leela dutt, loading agent at railway station shoghi and accused ramesh kumar, a timber merchant ..... it may be stated that on the top of ledger folio number of permit, name of holder of permit and the quantity of timber, both in terms of number of scants as also volume, ..... , writing on this ravana is very dim, but we have been able to read, beyond any pale of doubt, permit number on this ravana, which is 41/81-82 and the name of the holder of the permit is also dhanna ram (written in block letters) sita ram. ..... , pw-42 shri mohinder singh has proved that the first entry, regarding transportation of 71 scants, has been tampered with by overwriting, so as to reduce the number of scants to 21, so that the total number of scants of both the consignments, comes down to a number not exceeding 118, which number of scants was permitted to be exported. ..... learned trial court has held that since the permit is not in the name of accused dhanna ram, but in the name of m/s sita ram dhanna ram, accused-respondent dhanna ram does not stand connected with the ..... at check post dhalli.this entry is on the ledger folio pertaining to permit no.41/81-82. .....

M.R. Kondal Vs. Bar Council of India and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2009HP85

..... it is difficult to accept the interpretation that all those above the age group of 45 years constitute a class within the scope of clause (ag) of section 49(1) of the act to permit the bar council of india to debar their entry into the profession for all times. ..... secondly, the rule does not debar only such persons from entry into the profession but those who have completed 45 years of age on the date of seeking enrolment. ..... thus the object of the rule is clearly to shut the doors of the profession for those who seek entry into the profession after completing the age of 45 years. ..... there is no provision in chapter iii dealing with the admission and enrolment of advocates which restricts the entry of those who have completed 45 years as advocates. ..... if it had been possible to restrict the entry of even those class or category of persons referred to in section 24a by a mere rule made by the bar council of india, where was the need for a statutory amendment? ..... there is no specific provision in section 7 of the act which enumerates the functions of the bar council of india empowering it to fix maximum age beyond which entry into the profession would be barred. ..... , eligibility for entry into the profession (section 24), disqualification for enrolment (section 24a), authority entitled to grant admission (section 25 and 26), the authority which can remove any name from the roll (section 26a), etc. .....

Mohan MeakIn Ltd. Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(3)ShimLC456

..... 1999, the petitioner has prayed for quashing of the notices dated 27.1.1999 and 10.2.1999 issued by the assistant excise and taxation commissioner, solan demanding the payment of permit fee as well as to quash the notifications dated 23.3.1996, 31.3.1997 and 30.3.1998 being ultra vires of the constitution of india. ..... made in para 116 are relevant and are being reproduced below:in the punjab case the right to import liquor is dependent, on the issue of an import permit on payment of the import fee as consideration for parting with the state's exclusive privilege to import the liquor. ..... up to the state to control and regulate its supply from a distillery or a spirit warehouse in the state under and in accordance with the terms and conditions of a licence or permit its import from outside by grant of a privilege and charge a fee for the same. ..... liquors' irrespective of whether those are meant for human consumption or otherwise and maintains not only a large establishment for regulation of these activities and observe compliance of the terms of the permit for the import and transport of liquors and, therefore, levy of fee was constitutional. ..... alleged that this fee was inserted by notification dated 23.3.1996 but no permit/transport fee was charged by excise authorities at the time of issuing import permits for import of malt spirit from mohan meakin limited, mohan nagar (u.p. ..... was pleaded that the objective of the permit is to regulate transport including import as well under entry no. 8. .....

State of H.P. and ors. Vs. Shiam Lal Sharma

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(2)ShimLC385

..... the submissions made by the learned deputy advocate general were that the applicant applied at a very belated stage for correction of his birth entry and the said entry could not have been corrected by the learned tribunal since the applicant did not make the representation within a period of two years as ..... learned tribunal not only entertained the application at a belated stage but permitted the correction of the entry ignoring the decisions of the apex court in this regard.6. ..... not alleged as to when he made the representation to the government, though he has simply alleged that he learnt in 1972 about the wrong entry and applied to punjab university, which corrected the entry in the year 1972. ..... slr 741, shows that it was observed by their lordships that the mere fact that the employees are given one time opportunity to get their dates of birth corrected does not in itself permit overlooking long delay. ..... a period of five years of joining service and the amendment was made with effect from the year 1991, now the application can be filed within two years from the date of entry into the government service. ..... at the time of appointment is deemed to be conclusive unless a person applies for correction of age within two years from his date of entry into the government service. ..... applied for correction of the entry before the learned tribunal on ..... clear that he made representation some time after 1972 but waited till the year 1994 to apply before the learned tribunal for correction of the entry. .....

Devi Singh and ors. Vs. Hukam Ram and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1977HP85

..... mere circumstance that, the entry is erroneous on its merits does not permit such an enquiry.7. ..... occupancy tenant the court is precluded from going behind that entry in order to determine whether, for the purpose of applying section 3 of the punjab occupancy tenants (vesting of proprietary rights) act, 1953, she can be held to be an occupancy ..... by appropriately defining the expression 'occupancy tenant,' it made the recorded entry conclusive proof of the fact that the tenant so recorded was an occupancy ..... , considering it necessary that the question should be examined whether the entries in the revenue records showing hira and smt, devku as occupancy tenants were erroneous, made an order dated ..... emphasis has been laid on the recorded entry, and the recorded entry has been made conclusive proof that the tenant recorded is an occupancy tenant ..... act did not require proof of actual possession, but merely the existence of an entry of a person's name as an occupant in the khasra or khaumni of 1356 ..... consideration is:--whether, upon the facts of the present case, for the purpose of applying section 3 of the punjab occupancy tenants (vesting of proprietary rights) act, 1953, the court is precluded from, going behind the entry recorded in the revenue records showing hira and smt. ..... seems to us that the learned judges who decided those cases were impressed by the consideration that the reality behind the recorded entry called for investigation, and the recorded entry itself was not sufficient. .....

Chuni Lal Sharma Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... a plea was also taken in regard to late filing of the application, but it was observed that since the petitioner had not applied for correction of birth entry at the fag end of the service and the fact that the petitioner had been pursuing his case for the last 10 years, it was held that the application for correction was liable to be allowed ..... two dates, one for the eligibility and other for superannuation and this is also the reason to hold that the petitioner cannot seek the discretionary relief of writ jurisdiction to get the date of birth entry corrected in his favour, which cannot be allowed to be corrected after five years of joining the service, as per the discussion made hereinabove.13. ..... it was rightly submitted by the learned assistant solicitor general that the petitioner cannot have one date for getting entry into service and once on that date he claims eligibility to be appointed as ldc, now he cannot claim that the said date was incorrect and after serving the department for some years, his date of birth ..... apart from the above, during the course of arguments, it was also pointed out that in case the date of birth entry is corrected and the date now given is considered, the petitioner was not even of the age of 18 years when he applied for the post of ldc, which fact was not disputed by the petitioner during arguments ..... it is, therefore, clear that no benefit can be taken of the fact by the petitioner that he was permitted to apply for correction of the birth entry.11. .....

Parbia Ram Vs. Smt. Thopli and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1966HP20

..... to allow the production of the copy of the birth entry at the appellate stage will be tantamount to permitting the appellant to fill in gaps in his evidence. ..... it was requested, in that application, that the appellant may be permitted to produce a copy of the birth entry of the child of respondent no. 1. ..... in the present case, this court does not require the copy of the birth entry to enable it to pronounce judgment. ..... upon an examination and appreciation of the evidence, adduced in the case, no inherent lacuna or defect has come to notice, for the removal of which the birth entry may be required. .....