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Elias Meyer Free School and Talmud Torah and anr. Vs. the Official Tru ...

Court : Kolkata

..... of the trust and the educational institution was set up for a once thriving but now dwindling community in this metropolis. the sweep of the act of 1953 and the greater good that it was enacted to serve has resulted in the present piquant situation of an industrial concern being the beneficiary of a land reform legislation at ..... concerned. for whatever reason, the question had once been answered against the trust (at the instance of the beneficiary) in the application for setting aside the company sale being dismissed. though the pending appeal from such order has left the issue res sub-judice, there is no merit in the petitioners assertion that the trust has ..... is in dire need of funds and cannot pursue its rights indefinitely. the school, the petitioners suggest, would be content with the lesser amount that the proposed sale would fetch since the rights of the trust are still under considerable cloud. the petitioners are not averse to the order on the present petition even suggesting that .....

Nripendra Nath Bagchi Vs. Chief Secretary, Govt. of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal1,65CWN361,(1961)IILLJ312Cal

..... decision. the only reasonable and possible inference is that the state's decision was the cumulative effect of all the findings of the enquiring officer, -- good, bad, and indifferent, -- and it is impossible to sever and separate them in the matter of their said effect or as to their respective contributions ..... of the rule, being, as so representing, the synonym of 'reasonable opportunity', as used in the constitution article 311(2) -- and the preceding government of india act, 1935 (section 240(3)), -- at the initial or the actual proceeding stage of the enquiry vide : (1959)illj167sc , where their lordships made the following significant ..... ' are available, one that denies the public servant effective protection by testimonial compulsion, summons for compelling witnesses and documents, and by excluding the evidence act is applied to prejudice him in preference to the other procedure which does not create such handicaps, raises serious question of discrimination, and violation of equality .....

Mathura Prosad Rajghoria and ors. Vs. Corporation of Calcutta and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1945Cal470

..... granted decrees in favour of the corporation of calcutta. the lands of the premises have been charged with the payment of decretal amounts, and preliminary decrees for sale of the lands of the said premises have been passed. the rajghorias only defendants 2 to 6 have preferred the aforesaid appeals. on their behalf three points ..... by section 205 on land or building would therefore operate on bustees also. in nayan munjuri dasi v. chairman, howrah municipality : air1925cal1067 , section 205 of the act was construed. this court held that the charge created by section 205 operates both on the land and structures standing thereupon, the word 'or' in that section ..... respondent. accepting his first contention we overrule the first point urged by the appellant.ii. the second point urged depends upon the construction of section 205 of the act. that section gives the corporation of calcutta a first charge (subject to prior payment of land revenue) on 'land or building' for consolidated rates due in .....

imperial Chemical Industries (India) Ltd., in Re.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1935]3ITR21(Cal)

..... that it is by reference to no such shadowy conceptions that the words of the statute 'employed as capital' have be interpreted. such things as a purchase of good will involving a capital expenditure might come within them : smith & sons v. more an excess profit duty case.' then he quotes various other instances.now, the ..... messrs. brunner mond & co., as predecessors of imperial chemical industries (india), ltd., were making an arrangement whereby instead of conducting their business and providing for the sale of their products through agency firms in madras and colombo, they would in future conduct their business through their own officers and their own staff in those two ..... months after the receipt of such notice this agreement and the agency hereby constituted shall cease except so far as concerns the rights of either part in connection with acts, matters or things done or matters to be done before such termination.' that was clause 14 of the agreement, and clause 15 was as follows : ' .....