Court : Orissa
Reported in : 94(2002)CLT772; 2003(85)ECC770
..... that p.w. no. 2 was not a witness to discovery of puppy straw in m.o.i. nor he was a witness to weighment and therefore, that circumstance shakes credit-worthy of the prosecution case. indeed, such evidence is available on record but that evidence does not dispel credibility of the prosecution case inasmuch as it is nobody's case ..... the paper seals. similarly while supporting the prosecution when p.w. no. 2 stated that contents of seizure list was not read over and explained to him, prosecution sought for the permission of the court and put leading question and got the answers relating ..... of mandatory provisions. 7. on a perusal of the evidence of record, it appears that p.ws. 1 and 2 deposed supporting the prosecution. when p.w. no. 1 stated that he had not signed on the paper seal, with the permission of the court leading question was put to him and during that course he admitted his signatures on .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 1997(I)OLR52
..... with an inbuilt procedure that first of all reservation was to be made in order of priority amongst co-operative farming societies formed by landless agricultural labourers, any landless agricultural labourers of the village in which the land was situate, and raiyats who personally cultivated not more than one standard acre of contiguous land.... ..... slate instead of tinkering with the individual laws with the primary objective of governing the settlement of waste lands in a planned manner uniformly throughout the state,'keeping the said objects and reasons in view, it has been provided under section 3 for reservation and settlement of government lands. it is appropriate ..... the act.the orissa government land settlement act, : 1962 (orissa act 33 of 1962) was enacted to provide for settlement of government !and in the state of orissa. the 'statement of objects and reasons' of the act are reproduced below for batter appreciation :'statement of objects and reasons-at present settlement of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : AIR2006Ori171; 2006(II)OLR99
..... .a' shortly), which is constituted under the orissa development authorities act, availed a loan to the tune of rs. 29.45 crores from the housing & urban development corporation limited, a government of india enterprises (shortly 'hudco') for undertaking a project, namely, 'naraj water supply project' for supply of drinking water to the people of bhubaneswar. the ..... of the tribunal and the likelihood of causing any damage or mischief to the property or affecting its value is not available against the present defendants, which are the state and a statutory authority. the provisions of section 19(13)(a) of the r.d.b. act are not applicable to the present defendants. that too, the ..... debts recovery tribunal, cuttack in m.a. no. 61 of 2006 arising out of o.a. no. 105 of 2005 directing attachment of the bank accounts of the state government as well as of the bhubaneswar development authority. as both the writ petitions arise out of the same order, they were heard together and are being disposed of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 1994(II)OLR149
..... . parties is that prescribed procedures under the orissa government land settlement rules have not been followed and the tahasildar was incompetent to settle more than one standard acre of agricultural land with the ex-army personnel for which the lease was rightly cancelled by the additional district magistrate.6. section 7-a(3) of the act provides that the ..... the petitioner and all his-family members taken together hove got less than 5 acres of land in the stats and that he is a permanent resident of the state of orissa in terms of resolution no. 4741/poll dated 8-2-1970. the petitioner had submitted a declaration to the above effect that he satisfies the aforesaid ..... 864 of 1s77 and was consi- dered in accordance with the decision of the government for settlement of land in favour of the jawans, the home department of the state government declared the petitioner to be eligible for grant of land as per the department's resolution mo. 20827/poll dated 7-7-1969 subject to the condition that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 1994(I)OLR363
..... participated in the process of election having filed nomination and withdrawal form on 27-4-1992 and 21-5-1992 respectively. he also accepted that he was carrying on agricultural operations.with reference to pw 1's evidence it is submitted that clearly entry no. 4975 was written in different inks, but the ejection commissioner did not hold ..... been substantiated by kulamani. he claimed that he was unable to move from 2-4-1992 to 29-10-1992. he has himself accepted that he was looking after agricultural operations during that period, had filed nomination on 27-4-1992 for the post of sarpanch, puincha grama panchayat, had filed withdrawal form on 21-5 1992. interestingly ..... 4975 indicates that he was suffering from fever with hepatitis and toximia. dr. ganga- dhar paramguru was examinedd as pw 1 in support of the plea of ailment. he stated that kulamani was under his treatment between the period from 2-4-1992 to 29-10-1992. the petitioner (opp. party no. 5 before the election commissioner) took .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 99(2005)CLT787; 2005(I)OLR340
..... of initial qualification, which was turned down as she had not passed matriculation in 1st division as per the requirement of regulation 7 of the punjab public service commission (state service class iii) regulations, 1967. her appeal was also turned down by the apex court even after earning promotion as she had no required qualification at the time ..... beginning, promissory estoppel has got no application. learned counsel shri rath has relied on a decision reported in air 1995 sc 277, smt. ravinder sherma & anr. v. state of punjab and ors.. in the said case, one smt. ravinder sharma was appointed a as clerk in the punjab public service commission on regular basis on 28.8. ..... per se cannot give any right to the petitioner for continuing his studies further in the college relying on the decision in smt. ravinder sharma and anr. v. state of punjab and ors., air 1995 sc 277.7. the following two questions fall for consideration :-(a) whether the petitioner being a non-jee student his admission is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 1999(I)OLR599
..... is removed from the nayanjori and is used for repair works of the road and canal embankment. however, the irrigation department leases out this land to different villagers for agricultural purpose only. it is alleged that in the year 1992, the present petitioner forcibly encroached this nayanjori land and constructed a structure thereon and the tahasildar coming to ..... site whether or not recorded as such, in the record-of-rights: (iii) likely to be required for any development scheme and are declared as such by the state government by a notification;'it is revealed from the records that the petitioner has already been evicted from his unauthorised occupation, but the question remains whether he could be ..... 20.577 k.m. and it is leased out on annual basis, when borrowing of earth is not necessary. in paragraph-3 of the affidavit, it has been stated that the disputed plot was leased out to one braja kishore panda of village mankha for one year during 1992-93 on payment of rs. 100/-vide s.d.o .....
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Reported in : 1986(I)OLR361
..... extended the time at any time to give an award. in support of is contention mr. das relied upon the decision reported in a. i r. 1985 s. c. 920 (state of punjab v. hardayal). the supreme court directly overruled the decision of this court reported in i. l. r. 1964 cutt. 685 (ganesh chandra misra v. artatrana misra and ors ..... , the appeal is allowed and the award is set aside. after the records are received back, the trial court shall send the dispute to the arbitration tribunal constituted by the state government for giving the award, in view of the provision under section 41a of the act as inserted by the .....
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Reported in : 2005(I)OLR707
..... concerned, in course of hearing it was submitted by the wife that the husband is earning about rs. 5,000/- towards salary and also earns about rs. 5,000/- from agricultural source and, therefore, the total income of the husband per month comes to rs. 10,000/-. according to her, she is not serving anywhere and has to take care of ..... by her that the husband is working as a lecturer in a college and drawing monthly salary of rs. 5,000/-and has also income from other source such as agriculture to the tune of rs. 5,000/- per month. the learned civil judge (sr. divn.) granted maintenance at the rate of rs. 700/- per month. challenging the said order the .....
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Reported in : AIR2003Ori180; 96(2003)CLT182
..... the plaintiffs after their marriage are now residing in their father-in-law houses being close to the defendants' village, therefore, they use to come and supervise the agricultural operation. after marriage of jagri, defendant no. 3, she along with her husband ram chandra are residing in the house of defendant no. 1. there was ..... was such partition. there has been no agreement filed by either party suggesting that the village panchayat was authorised to divide the properties. d.w. 1 has stated in the evidence that the villagers, such as suphala mohanta, dasarath mohanta, brahmananda mohanta, dayanidhi mohanta and parsuram mohanta and other measured the lands which continued ..... for about 5 to 6 days before partition and after such measurement, the partition list was prepared specifying the land allotted to each share. he further stated that a list was prepared with respect to the properties allotted to jashoda and both the plaintiffs. suphala mohanta scribed the partition list which was read .....
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