Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR2006SC1714; 2006CriLJ2106; 128(2006)DLT759(SC); JT2006(3)SC533; 2006(3)SCALE293; (2006)3SCC705
..... having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, particularly, having regard to the fact that the petitioner has entered this country legally upon the single entry permit issued to him, it is only fair that the competent authority must inform him the reasons for his deportation. ..... a single entry permit was issued to the petitioner by the indian embassy in iran which was valid for the period from 8th november, 2005 to 8th february, 2006. ..... be that as it may, he applied again to the indian embassy in tehran to grant him entry visa enabling him to enter this country so that he could settle his pending matters in this country. ..... thus, the factual position as of today is that the petitioner has entered this country on the basis of a single entry visa validly issued to him by the indian embassy at tehran. ..... it is also stated that the fact that the petitioner had been deported from this country was mentioned in the application for grant of entry visa and that nothing was concealed. ..... we may observe that earlier, a residential permit was issued to the petitioner which has been extended from time to time and which stood extended till 3rd december, 2007. ..... in this writ petition, the petitioner prays for issuance of a writ of mandamus quashing the order cancelling the residence visa permit by order dated 7th october, 2005. ..... however, while deporting him, the authorities cancelled the residential permit.5. .....
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Reported in : AIR1962SC458; [1962]Supp1SCR156
..... the conclusions at which we have arrived may now be summarised as follows : (1) on registration under the societies registration act, the old board did not become a corporation in the sense of being incorporated within the meaning entry 44 of list i; it remained and continued to be an unincorporated society though under the several provisions of the societies registration act, 1860 it had certain privileges, some of the privileges being analogous to those of corporation; (2) the impugned ..... the petitioner says the board, after registration under the societies registration act, 1860 was transformed into a corporation the delhi legislative assembly could not make a law with respect to it under entry 32 because though under the first part thereof it can make a law affecting corporations, its powers cannot reach a corporation, the objects of which extend beyond the limits of the delhi state ..... the aforesaid two entries permit making a law of ..... similarly entry 32 permits a law to be made affecting charities and charitable institutions of every kind, whether consisting of voluntary associations of individuals or having a corporate or semi- ..... so it will have to take the aid of other entries, if any, which permit legislation concerning legal entities. 57. ..... therefore, in my judgment the entry does not permit of any law being made which confers on a society such powers as would constitute it into a ..... entry 10 clearly permits a law being made with regard to a trust or trustee which is a separate .....
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Reported in : 2006(202)ELT561(SC); JT2006(12)SC379; 2006(9)SCALE652
..... clause (iii) above.provided also that in case of goods imported by sea stuffed in a contained for clearance at an inland container depot or contained freight station, the cost of freight incurred in the movement of contained from the port of entry to the inland container deport or container freight station shall not be included in the cost of transport referred to in clause (a).rule 9 (4) states as under:no addition shall be made to the price actually paid or payable in determining the ..... of the other,and the price is the sole consideration for the sale or offer for sale]:provided that such price shall be calculated with reference to the rate of exchange as in force on the date on which a bill of entry is presented under section 46, or a shipping bill or bill of export, as the case may be, is presented under section 50;section 14(1a) of the act states as under:subject to the provisions of sub-section (1), the price referred to in that sub ..... of this duty, the out of charge order was passed on the bills of entry permitting clearing of such goods for home consumption. ..... officer a bill of entry for home consumption or warehousing in the prescribed form.section 47(1) states as under:where the proper officer is satisfied that any goods entered for home consumption are not prohibited goods and the importer has paid the import duty, if any, assessed thereon and any charges payable under this act in respect of the same, the proper officer may make an order permitting clearance of the goods .....
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Reported in : AIR1988SC1708; JT1988(3)SC78; 1988(2)SCALE53; (1988)4SCC324; [1988]Supp1SCR493; 1988(2)LC471(SC)
..... or over land, land tenures including the relation of landlord and tenant, and the collection of rents; transfer and alienation of agricultural land; land improvement and agricultural loans; colonization.it will be noticed that the entry read along with article 246(3) of the constitution, has vested exclusive power in the state to make laws with respect to 'rights in or over land, land tenures including the relation of landlord and tenant.... ..... the view, we are unable to affirm the view of the bombay high court in a.c patel's case, which is based on the interpretation that entry 2 in list i of the seventh schedule to the government to india act only permitted laws to be made for requisitioning of property, acquiring of property and allocation of property only.the court then proceeded to consider the decision in ..... . the general power of legislating in respect of relationship between landlord and tenant exercisable by the state legislature either under entry 18 of list ii or entries 6 and 7 of list iii is subject to the overriding power of parliament in respect of matters in list i, so that the effect of entry 3 of list i is that, on the subject of relationship between landlord and tenant insofar as it arises in respect of house accommodation situated in cantonment areas, parliament alone can legislate and ..... . these entries permit legislation in respect of land and explain the scope by equating it with rights in or over land, land tenures including the relation of landlord and tenant, and .....
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Reported in : AIR1970SC228; (1969)2SCC289; [1970]1SCR443
..... can it be said that when the provincial legislature was dealing with these relations between landlord and tenant, it was regulating house accommodation in cantonment areas in our opinion, the regulation contemplated by entry 2 in list i is regulation by the state or by the government requisitioning of property, acquiring of property, allocation of property, all that would be regulation of house accommodation, but when the legislature merely deals with relations of landlord and tenant, it is not in ..... an argument was sought to be built on it that regulation of house accommodation was not intended to cover control of rents when that expression was used in the corresponding entry in the government of india act, and that this expression used in the constitution should also be interpreted to cover the same field, so that, but for the addition made within brackets, parliament could not have ..... these entries permit legislation in respect of land and explain the scope by equating it with rights in or over land, land tenures including the relation of landlord and tenant, and the collection of rents. ..... patel's case : air1954bom204 : air1954bom204 which is based on the interpretation that entry 2 in list i of the seventh schedule to the government of india act only permitted laws to be made for requisitioning of property, acquiring of property and allocation of property only. .....
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Reported in : 1992(60)ELT674(SC); JT1994(4)SC655; (1995)2MLJ2(SC); 1994(3)SCALE575; (1994)5SCC509; [1994]Supp2SCR281
..... it made its first appearance in a case where alien students of 'scientology' were refused extension of their entry permits as an act of policy by the home secretary, who had announced that no discretionary benefits would be granted to this sect ..... person either-(a) by altering rights or obligations of that person which are enforceable by or against him in private law; or (b) by depriving him of some benefit or advantage which either (i) he had in the past been permitted by the decision-maker to enjoy and which he can legitimately expect to be permitted to continue to do until there has been communicated to him more rational grounds for withdrawing it on which he has been given an opportunity to comment; or (ii) he has received assurance from the decision-maker will ..... khan [1985] 1 all er 40 : [1984] 1 wlr 1337 ca (setting out criteria for exercise of discretion in guidance letter given to prospective adoptive parents of children requiring entry clearance led to legitimate expectation that clearance would be granted where those criteria were satisfied. ..... the court of appeal held that they had no legitimate expectation of extension beyond the permitted time, and so no right to a hearing, though revocation of their permits within that time would have been contrary to legitimate expectation. ..... of state for home affairs (1969) 2 ch 149 : [1968] 3 all er 795, ca (legitimate expectation of foreign alien that residence permit will not be revoked before expiry but not of renewal); breen v. .....
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Reported in : AIR1999SC1315; 1999(1)ALD(Cri)688; 1999(1)ALT(Cri)271; 1999CriLJ2041; 1999(2)Crimes12(SC); JT1999(2)SC388; 1999(2)SCALE234; (1999)3SCC337; [1999]2SCR160
..... he also got the entry permit ext.p 8 of attari border on the strength of said passport. ..... the provisions of section 3;or(b) knowingly furnishes any false information or suppresses any material information with a view to obtaining a passport or travel document under this act or without lawful authority alters or attempts to alter or causes to alter the entries made in a passport or travel document; or(c) fails to produce for inspection his passport or travel document (whether issued under this act or not) when called upon to do so by the prescribed authority; or(d) knowingly uses a passport or travel document issued ..... passport or travel document.explanation--for the purposes of this section- (a) 'passport' includes a passport which having been issued by or under the authority of the government of a foreign country satisfies the conditions prescribed under the passport (entry into india) act, 1920 (34 of 1920), in respect of the class of passports to which it belongs;(b) 'travel document' includes a travel document which having been issued by or under the authority of the government of a foreign country satisfies the conditions .....
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Reported in : AIR1975SC972; (1975)1SCC544; [1975]3SCR425; 1975(7)LC169(SC)
..... issued at goa for the present, to enable me to visit portugal and sec a very personal friend on a highly personal reason.i request that permission be granted for me to leave india on this passport, and would appreciate a re-entry permit valid for six months being granted at the same time.i am, as advised by you, registering my passport at the police, and i shall be seeing you to hand over this letter, immediately after.with compliments.yours sincerely, sd/-erasmo ..... please issue him a re-entry permit as desired at 'a' above ..... handoo has further stated that the respondent retained his portuguese passport and obtained residential permits to stay in goa as a foreigner till january 1964 at the instance of handoo so that the respondent could carry out the assignment entrusted ..... the union of india has further stated that the residential permits were granted to the respondent with a view to prevent any complication as the respondent held a portuguese passport for reasons connected with the affairs of ..... according further to the respondent, he applied for a residential permit and kept renewing it from time to time as a matter of formality and with the full knowledge of the special adviser that the respondent did not intend to jeopardise his ..... as regards the residential permits which were granted to the respondent, the union of india states that those permits were issued with a view to avoiding any complication as the respondent held a portuguese passport for reasons connected with the affairs of .....
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Reported in : (1970)3SCC61
..... if he was an indian citizen and that he happend to be in pakistan, the appropriate course for him was to apply for entry permit from the indian high commission at karachi. ..... it held that he was not an indian citizen and therefore he cannot be permitted to stay in this country. ..... after sometime the appellant was desirous of coming back to india but he was unable to get the necessary permit. .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC988; JT1993(3)SC15; 1993(2)SCALE506; (1993)3SCC499
..... appearance in a case where alien students of 'scientology' were refused extension of their entry permits as an act of policy by the home secretary, who had announced that no ..... was entitled to invoke judicial review if he showed that a decision of a public authority affected him by depriving him of some benefit or advantage which in the past he had been permitted to enjoy and which he could legitimately expect to be permitted to continue to enjoy either until he was given reasons for its withdrawal and the opportunity to comment on those reasons or because he had received an assurance that it would not be ..... aggrieved person was entitled to judicial review if he could show that a decision of the public authority affected him of some benefit or advantage which in the past he had been permitted to enjoy and which he legitimately expected to be permitted to continue to enjoy either until he was given reasons for withdrawal and the opportunity to comment on such reasons.it may be indicated here that the doctrine of 'legitimate expectation' imposes ..... obligations of that person which are enforceable by or against him in private law or (b) by depriving him of some benefit or advantage which either (i) he has in the past been permitted by the decision-maker to enjoy and which he can legitimately expect to be permitted to continue to do until there has been communicated to him some rational ground for withdrawing it on which he has been given an opportunity to comment or (ii) he has received .....
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