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Alok Sarkar Vs. Anindita Sarkar

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1996CriLJ126

..... . both parties would have the liberty to seek appropriate direction from the trial court which is in seisin of the proceeding under section 26 of the hindu marriage act or for the matter of that of the matrimonial suit.13. the appeal accordingly stands disposed of.14. the order passed by the learned single judge for police ..... residential school, preferably in 'dolna' where he has been continuing as a day scholar or at any institution of ramkrishna mission and to win over the child by acts of love and affection in such a manner as may be found suitable in this context. she may also take necessary instruction or pray for appropriate direction from ..... a particular order for police help, we cannot go into the merits as regards the order of custody. the trial court under section 26 of the hindu marriage act is vested with the appropriate jurisdiction to pass appropriate orders from time to time and can also take into consideration the changed or altered situation to the entire perspective .....

Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd. Vs. Second Industrial Tri ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2012(3)LLN199(DB)

..... and employment, govt. of india has no authority to declare central government as the appropriate government in respect of the appellant company under the ndustrial disputes act, 1947 unless it is established that the appellant company carries on the industry under the authority of the central government. 21. from the memorandum of understanding, ..... or control over the company or the undertaking through appointment of directors are not relevant factors to decide the question of appropriate government under the industrial disputes act. 13. an industry may be an agency or instrumentality of the central government but in order to attract the provisions of section 2 (a) (i ..... national union water front workers and ors., reported in air 2001 sc 3527. 9. upon considering the provisions of section 2 (a) of the industrial disputes act, constitution bench of the honble supreme court held :- 23. an analysis of this provision shows that the central government will be the appropriate government in .....

Shalimar Chemical Works Ltd Vs. Usha Holding and Enclave (P) Ltd. and ...

Court : Kolkata

..... eviction based on consent of the parties is not necessarily void if the jurisdictional fact that is the existence of one or more of the conditions mentioned in the tenancy act were shown to have existed when the court made the consent order. satisfaction of the court, which is no doubt a pre-requisite for the order of eviction, need not ..... s claim. however, if the tenant, in fact, admits that the landlord is entitled to possession of one or other of the statutory grounds mentioned the act, it is open to the court to act on such admission and make an order for possession in favour of the landlord without further enquiry. in short, it is argued that the trial court, at .....

State of West Bengal Vs. Afcons Pauling (India) Limited

Court : Kolkata

..... that event is deemed to have occurred on 11th december, 1999, whereas the arbitrators have awarded damages for the period much prior thereto. the learned tribunal thus acted in violation of the express terms of the arbitration agreement. clauses 53.2 and 53.3 makes it abundantly clear that any claim for additional payment must be ..... by or falling within the scope and/or the terms of submission to arbitration; and whether any of the grounds stipulated in section 34 of the 1996 act, for setting aside an award existed. the choice of the arbitral tribunal comprising of experienced arbitrators with experience in the field of civil engineering must have been ..... is to endeavour to uphold the award of a skilled person that the parties have themselves selected. however, in view of the statutory provisions of arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 including in particular section 34 thereof, read with section 28(3).this court is bound and obliged to examine whether the award is in accordance with .....

Shyam Sel and Power Ltd Vs. W.B. Minerals Development and Trading Corp ...

Court : Kolkata

..... therefore, does not find any exigencies for passing ad interim order at this stage. furthermore, even after taking out an application under section 17 of the said act in the month of november 2013, the arbitral tribunal has not passed any ad interim order of injunction and directed the parties to exchange their affidavits. this court ..... tribunal to proceed with the arbitral proceedings. before an arbitral tribunal an application under section 17 of the said act was taken out by the petitioner on 18.11.2013. the directions were passed for filing affidavits by the respective parties and thereafter the matter was fixed ..... arose between the parties and the matter is referred to the arbitral tribunal constituted by the hon ble chief justice under section 11 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. though the respondents have assailed the said order before the supreme court but there is no interim order granted which may put fetter on the arbitral .....

Matter of Ujjal Kumar Das Vs. State Bank of India, the Deponent Wish ...

Court : Kolkata

..... chairman and managing director of the first respondent (hereafter the cmd) was requested to consider the desirability of adequately compensating the petitioners for the perceived irresponsible act of the second respondent. the cmd, after seeking an adjournment, filed an affidavit. relevant portion thereof is quoted below: 2. preliminary submissions with due ..... and after considering and disposing of such representation/objection. without exhausting the procedure prescribed in sub-sections (2), (3) and (3a) of the act, the secured creditor cannot initiate coercive steps against a defaulting borrower. taking the aid of rule 8 to decide the authority of a secured creditor to ..... partnership firm, the photographs of the partners can be published. . (bold and underlining in original) it would, therefore, appear that the second respondent has acted in breach of the circular letter dated march 22, 2013.32. considering the overall facts and circumstances, it appears to be crystal clear that the second .....

Vivek Arya Vs. Economic Transport Organisation and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2003)3CALLT148(HC)

..... court in almost identical circumstances observed the xerox copy of the arbitration agreement containing the arbitration clause constituted 'sufficient compliance with section 8(2) of the act'.20. he further contended that even if there is any dispute regarding the factum or existence of the arbitration agreement, then such a dispute is also ..... submitted that the dispute between the parties including the disputes relating to the purported settlement should be referred under the provisions section 8 of the said act.25. according to the plaintiff, this application has been filed by the petitioners herein only after the application for vacating the interim order was rejected by ..... therefore, is hit under section 8(1) and the decision cited by him supports his cause. he further submitted that section 8(2) of the act specifically provides that an application for referring the parties to arbitration 'shall not be entertained unless it is accompanied by the original arbitration agreement or duly .....

West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. and anr. Vs. Nicco ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR2009Cal193

..... to comply with the terms of the agreement with the financial corporation, also the same provisions would apply. in the eventualities contemplated under section 29 of the act, the corporation shall have the right to take over the management or possession or both of the industrial concern. the provision does not stop there it confers ..... fide.16. apart from the said constitutional restrictions, the statute does not put any embargo upon the corporation to exercise its power under section 29 of the act. indisputably, the said provision was enacted by parliament with a view to see that the dues of the corporation are realised expeditiously. when a statutory power is ..... application, the learned single judge also dismissed the petition filed by the west bengal industrial development corporation limited under section 31(1)(aa) of the state financial corporations act, 1951, by asfc no. 3 of 2005.2. briefly stated, case of the appellants is that the appellant no. 1 had given financial assistance to the .....

Monika Das Gupta Vs. Promode Kumar Roy

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1960Cal577

..... position would have been different if the 'definition' had been inconsistent with the provision made in what has been termed the substantive section.50. if the act itself does not confer jurisdiction on the high court, the framing of the rules by the high court on the erroneous basis that it has jurisdiction is ..... not raised and discussed in the said two judgments. nonetheless, those observations cannot be lightly brushed aside.44. hence, on the above considerations the hindu marriage act 1955 clearly conferred exclusive jurisdiction to the city civil court and there by widened the range of jurisdiction of the city civil court.45. the legislature can, ..... ,000/- or such other words.39. therefore the court is obliged to importthe meaning of 'district court' as given in the definition in section 19 of the act with the inevitableresult that the city civil court has exclusivejurisdiction irrespective of the question of pecuniary valuation.40. in sm. himarani roy v. kalyan kumar roy, matrimonial .....

Smt. Ushabala Adhikari and anr. Vs. Smt. Manashi Ghosh

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2003)3CALLT562(HC)

..... not be maintainable unless the plaintiff prayed for possession also. as per the contention of mr. roy chowdhury, regarding applicability of section 42 of this specific relief act has been decided by the hon'ble apex court in the decision reported in : air1972sc2685 . in this decision hon'ble apex court observed 'where in agreement ..... following are the substantial question(s) of law which need be decided in this second appeal.1. whether immediately on promulgation of the west bengal estate acquisition act, 1953 and whether after vesting of right of the intermediary the appellants became direct tenants under the sate, which was affirmed by payment and acceptance of rent ..... trial judge observed that though declaration of title has not been prayed for in an expressed manner, in view of section 38(3) of the specific relief act, the court may grant a perpetual injunction if the defendants invade or threats the plaintiffs right or enjoyment of the property.8. making the above observations, the .....