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Muma Mir and ors. Vs. Ghulam Nabi Sheikh and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1981CriLJ170

..... the assistant commissioner (revenue) is concerned, it does not have any bearing on the controversy in the present case. that was an application under section 56 of the tenancy act filed by hassan sheikh in order to stop interference with his possession by hassan mirkh and several others not including mst. shahmali. the assistant commissioner held that in the ..... girdawari are undisputedly in favour of the first party and indicate that hassan sheikh is in actual possession of the disputed land. it is true that the magistrate has acted miserly and chosen to be much too brief, but that does not derogate from the fact that he has applied his mind to the affidavits, compared the rival versions ..... the material portion of the order reads thus:i have gone through the record of the case closely, vide air 1958 punj 47 : 1958 cri lj 215, the mgistrate acting under section 145 cr. p.c. has not to go into the merits or demerits of the right or title but should only pass final orders as to the actual .....

Nagarmal Vs. the State and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1989CriLJ1584

..... j.1. petitioner has been detained under the orders of district magistrate, jammu dt. june 30, 1986 under section 8 of the j & k public safety act, 1978 (for short act hereafter). the grounds on which detention has been ordered have been enumerated in the grounds of detention as under:on 20-2-1985 you motivated one buta s/o ..... and on this ground the order of detention requires to be quashed learned additional advocate-general has, however, contended that the government is fully authorised under the act to order continued detention of a detenu for a period of 24 months and considering the activities of the petitioner prejudicial to the security of the state his ..... consideration confirmed the continued detention of the detenu for a period of 24 months.4. admittedly the district magistrate while passing the order under section 8 of the act had detained the petitioner for a period of 12 months. the government while confirming that order has raised the period from 12 months to 24 months. no reason .....

State of Jammu and Kashmir Vs. Shri Chander Chinar Bada Akhara UdasIn ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1996J& K76

..... village, jammu, hereinafter referred to as the private medical college jammu. it is stated that the society of first respondent has been registered under the societies registration act 1989 (1941 ad) by the registrar of societies vide registration no. 1604-s of 1989 dated 20th october, 1989. the society has been running certain ..... entitled to charge. the council for technical education may also consider the advisability of issuing directions under section 10 of the a.i.c.t.e. act regulating the fees that may be charged in private unaided educational institutions imparting technical education. the indian medical council and the central government may also consider the ..... a perusal of the authorities of the university as given in statutes, it is seen that there is no person by name director, college development who can act either for the university or for the competent authority who could grant affiliation to the college. therefore, we hold the director, college development as not competent .....

Krishan Lal and anr. Vs. Dhani Ram and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(3)JKJ497

..... suit. it is not the case of the plaintiff that the tehsildar had no authority to authenticate the agreement. such a suit is expressly barred under section 25 of the act which reads as under: -'25. bar of jurisdiction of civil court-notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force -(a) no civil court shall have ..... of may 1973, such ex-owner and such ex-intermediary jointly, and the prospective owner of such land by an agreement in writing, duly registered under the j&k; registration act, 1977 or authenticated by a revenue officer of a class not lower than a tehsildar: -(a) respectively acknowledge receipt and payment of an agreed amount; and/or(b) admit ..... the learned court passed the following order on 16.07.1996:-'1. whether the suit is not maintainable as it is barred by section 12 and 25 of agrarian reforms act opd.2. whether the cause of action has accrued to the plaintiff against the defendant opp3. whether the suit is not properly verified and if so, what is the .....

Tilak Raj and ors. Vs. Jandk Housing Board and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2003(2)JKJ497

..... fall within the definition of workman;(ix) that even in the case of employee who is working with a contractor under the contract labour (regulations and abolition) act, 1970, direction can he given to the principal employer to bring the employee on its rolls; (x) that even in the case of seasonal employee, direction ..... -- the. government may by, notification in the government. gazette and subject to the condition of previous publication, make rules, for carrying out the purposes of this act.60(1)(c). regulations --the remuneration and conditions of service under section 7;66. government's powers to give directions to board. the government may give the board ..... submitted that the board may from time to time and with the previous sanction of the government, make regulations, which are consistent with the provisions of the act. it is submitted that section 60(c) specifically deals with the remuneration and conditions of service as visualised under section 7. reference is also being made to .....

Trehan Industries Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004(2)JKJ447

..... decision; and, thereafter, contemporaneous correspondence exchanged between the parties, the intention of the parties gathered unequivocally and the expression used therein and how the parties acted there upon, borne out from the record of the respondents, clearly establish all essential requisite traits of an agreement and consensus ad idem spelt out therefrom ..... of law.'in case titled gujarat state financial corporation v. lotus hotels pvt. ltd., (1983) 3 scc 379, the apex court has held as under:'acting on the promise of the appellant evidenced by documents, the respondent proceeded to suffer further liabilities to implement and execute the project. in the backdrop of ..... patently against the basic principles of law and natural justice cannot sustain the test of law.(ii) the respondents by their conduct were legally estopped to act contrary to the orders earlier passed including the government order no. 34-pdd of 2002.(iii) the decision regarding privatization already had the sanction of .....

Shri Sarang Bani and ors. Vs. Sh. Rajinder Singh and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2005(3)JKJ463

..... (1995)1scc187 the appellants no. 1 and 5 died. no application was made to bring on record the legal representatives within the statutory period prescribed by limitation act. the court observed as under:'... admittedly, no applications had been made to bring on record the legal representatives of the deceased appellants 1 and 5 from the respective ..... also the written statement of the defendant/respondent rajinder singh. his specific submission is unless the evidence is proved in terms of section 145 of the evidence act it should not have been relied upon and considered.8. in appreciating his submissions, it is obligatory upon him in law to make out convincing and ..... 4 cpc seeking to bring him on record as legal representative of the deceased-appellant. along with this application, an application under section 5 of the limitation act was also filed, seeking to condone the delay in approaching the court. it was resisted by the respondent rajinder singh. the learned single judge after hearing .....

Bhomesh Sharma Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2007(1)JKJ84

..... to the directions of learned special judge anti corruption, the vigilance organization registered fir no. 4/2006 for commission of the offences under section 5(2) of prevention of corruption act read with section 120(b) rpc and started investigation of the case.6. it may be pointed out here that as per the information provided through application to the learned ..... may bring it to the kind notice of hon'ble court that case fir no. 20/2005 under section 5(1) e read with section 5(2) p. c. act svt. 2006 was registered with p/s vigilance organization, jammu on december 06, 2005. the searches including that of the house of accused bhumesh sharma and others were conducted on ..... of the accused bhumesh sharma and others on 07/08-12-2005 in case fir no. 20/2005 under section 5(1) (e) read with section 5(2) p. c. act svt. 2006 registered with police station vigilance organization, jammu were missing.on my arrival at jammu, i called insp. nissar hussain shah no. 49/svo (investigating officer) to my .....

Mohd. Bashir and ors. Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... there does not exist any material on the records on the basis whereof it could be said that the petitioners had committed the alleged offence while acting or purporting to act in the discharge of their official duties. learned sessions judge has detailed the material collected by the investigating agency during the currency of the investigation, ..... counsel in respect of sanction under section 197 cr.p.c., the accused persons had come forward with a written plea that they committed the offence while acting or purporting to act in discharge of their duties. thus, these judgments are of no assistance to the accused no. 3. the accused no. 3 has claimed the protection ..... suggest that accused no. 3 has misused his official position. had the accused come forward with an application that he really killed the deceased but while acting and purporting to act in discharge of his duties the situation would have been otherwise. the court is not award that what will be the defence adopted by the accused .....

Mohammad Maqbool Beigh Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2007(3)JKJ106

..... activities are highly prejudicial to the maintenance of the security of the state. under such compelling circumstances, it has become imperative to detain you under public safety act, 1978 for which orders are being issued separately.5. perusal of the record would show that the grounds of detention is a verbatim copy of the dossier ..... which are highlighted in the grounds of detention were prejudicial to the security of the state as such the detenue was detained under the provisions of public safety act. respondents have further stated that the grounds of detention are precise, proximate, pertinent and relevant and that there is no vagueness or staleness as indicated by the ..... exemplary conduct for other politicians he has not conducted himself in any manner unbecoming of a responsible and law abiding citizen nor has he indulged in any act or omission made penal by the laws of the land for the time being inforce. the petitioner further alleges that the said detenue has been detained under .....