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Ab (Name Withheld), Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 2005(I)OLR295

..... the cbi carried out further investigation, but even after such further investigation has filed the second final status report on 12.2.2004 before this court stating that the evidence collected during further investigation is not sufficient to launch prosecution to establish complicity of sri prasanta kumar nayak in the investigation though the ..... false and baseless report without examining her.enquiry has disclosed that laxmidhar pangari is an advocate at orissa high court. laxmidhar pangari was examined and he stated that prashant kumar nayak is known to him since his college days when they were studying together in delhi university. he had also worked as ..... sufficient to launch prosecution to establish complicity of sri prasanta kumar nayak in the offence. in the second final status report, the cbi has however stated that the materials available point towards unbecoming conduct on the part of sri nayak and has recommended for initiating regular departmental action against sri nayak for .....

Rao and Sons and ors. Vs. Bijayalaxmi Das and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1969Ori301a

..... full. yours faithfully, k. n. das, advocate.' admittedly the body of the letter is not in the handwriting of kasinath das. mr. kartik rao (advocate, plaintiff and p. w. 1) states on oath that a relation of kasinath das, whom he cannot subsequently trace out, wrote the letter to the dictation of late kasinath das and the latter signed the same .....

Gulzar Khan Vs. Commissioner of Consolidation and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 76(1993)CLT161; 1993(II)OLR194

..... some paragraphs in support of my contention.41. this act is intended to achieve a very limited purpose, namely, consolidating agricultural holdings in the state. it is certainly not a stature dealing with the land tenure of the state, nor the authorities under this act are regular courts of law, but they are allowed to function under the provisions ..... upon a subsequent judge is the principle upon which the case was decided'', as noted approvingly by a constitution bench in punjab land development and reclamation corporation ltd. v. presiding officer, labour court: (1990) 3 scc 682 (para-46).32. doubt, if any left, has come to be dispelled by what has ..... inter alia, sections 37, 41 and 51 with which we are basically concerned, of whom section 41 deals with the closure of the consolidation operations and states that the state government shall issue a notification to the effect that consolidation operation had been closed in the unit and the village or villages forming part of the unit ceased .....

The Oriental Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Harapriya Nayak and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1994(I)OLR88

..... known at the time of making the statement that it was false or that is suppressed facts which it was obligated to disclose.(see mithoolal nayak v. life insurance corporation of india ; air 1962 sc 315).sub-section (b) of section 96 of the old act lays down that the expressions 'material fact' and 'material particular' ..... the proceeding before the tribunal is absolutely deplorable. the claimants filed a petition on 12-10-1990 praying that specific direction should be issued to the insurer to state before the tribunal specifically and swear an affidavit in respect of the policy, if any, of the offending vehicle. on 20-10-1990 a memorandum was ..... insurer that the policy in question had been issued. the prayer to accept additional evidence was rejected. reference was made to the counter affidavit filed by the claimants stating that alleged death did not relate to brajabandhu. the owner, who was alive as the registration certificate still stody in his name. accordingly, the appeal was dismissed .....

Sulochana Kandi Vs. Diptirekha Kandi and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 98(2004)CLT182

..... the impugned judgment for disbelieving the case of the writ petitioner that she has married paramananda kandi are many. first, the writ petitioner did not herself state in her written-statement/counter in the election petition that the marriage between her and paramananda kandi was solemnized at jagannath temple, puri and has come ..... between the petitioner and paramananda kandi at jagannath temple, puri in the year 1997, he submitted that this being the state of evidence, the trial court and the appellate court rightly recorded the finding that the legal marriage of the petitioner with paramananda kandi could not be accepted ..... mr. mohanty vehemently argued that even paramananda kandi did not depose as to how he got married with the petitioner at jagannath temple, puri and instead stated that the marriage between him and the petitioner was a registered marriage and none of the close relations of paramananda kandi were examined to prove the marriage .....

Sudarshan Gochhayat. Vs. State of OrissA.

Court : Orissa

..... there is no irrigation facilities available to the said lands. the allegation of the petitioners that the lands under acquisition are good agricultural land has been denied. it is further stated that due to acquisition of land in 18 villages only 94 families are going to be displaced as per the socio economic studies ..... petitions and, prayed for dismissal of the petitions. in support of the aforesaid submissions, they have placed reliance upon the following decisions of the apex court. (1) municipal corporation of greater bombay vrs. industrial development investment co. pvt. & ors, air 1997 sc 482, (2) narmada bachao andolan etc. vs. union of india & ors, ..... , it also opined that the administrative department may verify if acquisition of land can be made under section 15 of the orissa industrial infrastructural development 11 corporation act, 1980. after the aforesaid opinion was received, the administrative department was of the view that the second option to go through idco was not .....

Manilal Sahu and ors. Vs. State

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1969Ori176; 35(1969)CLT35; 1969CriLJ990

..... the observation made by the supreme court in baladin's case air 1956 sc 181 came up for consideration in a subsequent decision of the supreme court in masalti v. state of u. p., air 1965 sc 202 and their lordships held that the observation in baladin's case air 1956 sc 181 must be read in the context of the ..... . 1 that the fourth appellant mukund singh was a member of the unlawful assembly which set fire to p. w. 1's house. he therefore convicted and sentenced them as stated above. 5. the finding of the learned trial court that a communal riot broke out at biramitrapur on the night of 21st march, 1964 in consequence of which several houses ..... night of 21st march. in support of this contention reliance is placed on the supreme court decision in baladin v. state of u. p., air 1956 sc 181 and on a recent division bench decision of this court in harun tirkey v. state, 34 cut lt 215: 1968 cri lj 1251. relying on the supreme court decision referred to above ray, j .....

Bijoy Kumar Routrai and ors. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1976Ori138

..... data regarding relevant issues like the cost of production of the cereals from the states and other sources including agricultural universities and formulates its recommendations. the price thus fixed has been accepted by all states in india. the state government also took into consideration the open market price of paddy that was ..... , efficient and representative of a cross section of data from different places. as stated above, the agricultural prices commission makes its recommendations with reference to the data available from all states and various other sources and the state government took into consideration the price fixed by the government of india on the ..... price payable for the different grades and varieties of paddy. in fixing the price, the state government has taken into consideration the price fixed by the government of india on the recommendations made by agricultural prices commission in september, 1974 regarding price policy for khariff cereals for the 1974-75 session .....

Banka Das, Vs. State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1993CriLJ442; 1992(II)OLR395

..... words, interpretation would be such as would advance intendment and thwart mischief, and to keep path of access of justice through court unobstructed. (see cotton corporation of india limited v. united industrial bank limited : air 1983 sc 1272).francis bennion in 'statutory interpretation'(1984 edition) has observed as follows :'unnecessary technicality ..... to the other attributes of daily existence. the deprivation of personal liberty and the threat of the deprivation of life by the action of the state is, in most civilised societies regarded seriously/and recourse, either under express constitutional provision or through legislative enactment is provided to the judicial organ.' ..... in view of the intolerable alternatives which are possible. if the officer has unrestrained authority to ignore persona! liberties, the product is a police state: if he is barred from any interference with private rights, the result is criminal anarchy. in order to avert these ative perils and their intermediate .....

Pawan Traders Vs. Branch Manager, State Bank of India and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1999Ori74; [1999]98CompCas98(Orissa)

..... open two current accounts at one place as per the prevalent banking practice.8. the major transactions of ganesh rice mill are with the food corporation of india which has an account with the state bank of india, kesinga branch. the power-of-attorney holder of m/s. pawan traders, namely, shri shiv kumar bansal, operates the current ..... through which the petitioner firm has been transacting its business. prior to execution of the lease agreement, ganesh rice mill was hypothecated to the state bank of india, kesinga branch for obtaining certain cash credit. the facility was, however, withdrawn and the mill became defunct for which opposite party no. 2 was compelled to close down the ..... notice and the notice must be sufficient to enable the customer, having regard to outstanding cheques or bills, to make such arrangements as will obviate injury to his credit.13. an argument has been made regarding set-off. it is submitted that a set-off must be in the form of cross-claim for a liquidated amount .....