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Bankura District Diet Suppliers Welfare Association and anr. Vs. the S ...

Court : Kolkata

..... prior to november 26, 2001 the system of supplying diet to the indoor patients of the hospitals under the control of the state government was that the raw materials for diet were supplied by the selected contractors after competitive bidding and food was cooked in the hospitals' kitchens by the cooks/gdas, being the employees of the government. ..... this system was discontinued by virtue of the memo dated 26th november, 2001 issued by the secretary, health and family welfare department, government of west bengal, by which it was directed that in the changed circumstances, the agency selected through tendering process should be responsible for providing completely finished diet as per prescribed standards of quality and quantity to the hospital authorities for distribution amongst the indoor patients. ..... , 2007 that rogi kalyan samities ('rkss') had been constituted for proper management, monitoring and supervision of different activities being continued in the state health facilities and that the assignment of the function relating to supply of cooked diet to the indoor patients of rhs, bphcs and phcs in the state to the rkss had been under active consideration of the government and it had been decided by the health department to assign such function to rkss for enabling them to ensure better service .....

Smt. Swapna Saha (Chatterjee) Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2004)1CALLT431(HC)

..... on reservation for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes issued by government of west bengal and has particularly relied upon clause 3 which is quoted below:'clause 3: claims through marriage: the guiding principle is that no person who was not a scheduled caste or a scheduled tribe by birth will be deemed to be a member of a scheduled caste or a scheduled tribe merely because he or she had married a person belonging to a scheduled caste or a scheduled tribe. ..... after hearing the learned counsel for the parties and after going through the aforesaid decisions, i am, thus of the view that if a scheduled caste is married to a caste other than scheduled caste, for the aforesaid reason, he or she cannot be deprived of the benefits of reservation for the members of scheduled caste and, as such, in the present case, the petitioner is entitled to retain the privilege of reservation for scheduled caste by birth not withstanding the factor that she is married to a brahmin.22. mr. ..... 3 by order dated february 28, 2001 informed that the panel in question was examined and due to irregularity the same could not be approved.8. ..... 61 of 2001 along with an application for stay and the said appeal was disposed of by a division bench of this court by order dated february 19, 2001 by directing the respondent no. ..... 3648(w) of 2001 and the same was disposed of by pranab kumar chattopadhyay, j. .....

In the Mattr of Vs. G. Every.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1937]5ITR216(Cal)

..... .i am inclined to agree that it is not always enough that the income should be earned in british india in the sense that the assessee was in british india for a part of the period or all the period during which the income was earned.for example, it would not be right in my opinion to hold that a portion of the salary of an officer of the mercantile marine accrued or arose in british india, because for some portion of the period during which the salary was earned the officer was serving in indian waters. ..... we must, i think, take it that for practical purposes and for the purposes of this case what was really intended was that although the commission might be payable in lump sum after the accounts of the company had been made up and an appropriate part of the proceeds assigned to the two divisions named, the commission, though paid in a lump sum, was nevertheless to be treated as if it were the same thing as salary paid upon a monthly footing. ..... accommodation and medical attendance while on the garden free of charge'.the garden referred to is that situated at a place called pathini and by clause 1 of the agreement the employee is directed to proceed to pathini or such tea garden or plantation and in such part of india as the said company may direct and 'shall serve the said company in the cultivation and manufacture of tea and in such other matters in connection with the business of a tea planter and manufacturer as the said company may from time to time .....

Prasun Banerjee and Others Vs. the State of West Bengal and Others

Court : Kolkata

..... since the issue involved in the writ application affects the interest of the applicant to examine his right to ply his vehicle on a notified route and the question of infringement of his right depends upon the validity and the legality of the action of the respondent-authority in allowing operators of other notified route/routes on the route on which he has been plying his bas, he is a party interested in the matter. ..... according to the learned counsel, the petitioner had no statutory right under the provisions of the motor vehicles act, 1988 to stand in the way of plying the vehicle of the writ petitioner on the bye-route in view of the liberalised policy of the motor vehicles act. ..... have any manner of application in this case simply for the reason that in none of the above cases the right to challenge the validity of action of the state authority or transport authority to allow operators of any notified route to ply their vehicles on another notified route creating a bye-route has not been examined in the light of the provisions of clause (a) of sub-section (3) of section 71 of the motor vehicles act, 1988. ..... 2 a permanent stage carriage permit was issued in the year 2001 in favour of the applicant to ply his vehicle (bus) on a notified route no. .....

Mohammed Felumeah Vs. S. Mondal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1960Cal582,64CWN861

..... be violation of one of the rules, regarding the grant of licenses for permanent cinemas, and the said proviso, on the affidavits before us, cannot he applied, as it has not been sufficiently established by the said affidavits that there was, prior to the introduction of the said new proviso, a permanent cinema house already constructed wholly or partly.29. in the above view, taking the expression 'temporary license' in either of its above two senses, the new proviso to rule 6 would not assist the respondents or stand in the way of the appellant's ..... before us, a serious controversy appears to exist on either of the above two branches of the respondents' aforesaid objection, but, for our present purpose, it is neither necessary nor will it be proper to enter into a detailed discussion of the same and, in our opinion, oil the materials before us, the records of the proceedings, including the police report, under section 144 of the code of criminal procedure, between the principal parties interested, are sufficient to establish a prima facie case, for the purpose of the present proceeding, that there is a mosque on c. s .....

Steel Authority of India Ltd. Vs. Sarat Chandra Shaw and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2001)3CALLT303(HC)

..... this social measure was adopted to rehabilitate these persons for providing jobs in the plant, but as the situation has changed and it was found that it was not possible to give job to each of the family members of the land-loosers the policy was changed in 1986 and it cannot be said that by virtue of the principle of promissory estoppel the state can be estopped from going back to their so-called policy. ..... on the contrary, the land was acquired by the state under the statute and compensation was paid for that thereafter the government looking to the social welfare of the people came out with the policy to provide a job to one of the member of the land-looser. ..... in order to invoke the principle of promissory estoppel the first and foremost thing is to see that whether any such promise was held out and the incumbent has acted on that policy to his detriment but there is no such thing appearing in the present writ petition that on the basis of the so-called policy decision to extend the benefit of employment to the land-loosers he has acted upon that and surrendered his land. ..... digambar reported in : air1995sc1991 wherein it was observed:'unless the facts and circumstances of the case clearly justified the laches or undue delay, the writ petitioner, be he a citizen or otherwise, held, not entitled to relief against anybody including the state grant of relief otherwise, although in respect of alleged deprivation of legal right, would be unsustainable.'9. .....

Mohanlal Maji Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2000)1CALLT475(HC),1999(2)CHN100

..... from the plain reading it appears that the board introduced a part-time evening training course in the similar line with the burdwan and north bengal universities and the governor was pleased further to direct that the diploma awarded by this court shall be treated as equivalent with bt/b.ed degree for the purpose of drawal of incumbent by the serving teachers of the secondary schools which was withdrawn in the year 1988 ..... , palpable mistake is proved.therefore, the impugned order as in annexure 'd' to the petition stands set aside.the writ petition is disposed of by directing the authority to approve1 the appointment of the petitioner within a period of four weeks from the date of communication of the order.the writ petition is thus disposed of alongwlth the application. ..... appears at the time of hearing of the application in presence of all the parties that there is a palpable mistake on the part of the district inspector of schools (se), purulla, respondent no.3 herein, in refusing the recognition of the selection of the petitioner in the post of headmaster in the memo no. ..... st-3/72/73 dated 11th june, 1974 education department, government of west bengal introduced a scheme wherein it is decided as follows : 'the governor is pleased further to direct that the diploma awarded by this board shall be treated as equivalent to a bt/b.ed degree for the purpose of drawal of increment by the serving teachers of secondary schools in their respective scales of pay in terms of memo no. .....

Sail Dsp Vr Employees Association 1998 Vs. Union of India

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [2003]128TAXMAN704(Cal)

..... bagchi, learned counsel for the appellants, the amount received under the scheme is an amount referred to in section 10(10c) and became due and payable at the time when the voluntary retirement under the scheme took place and chargeable to tax under section 15 clause (a) of the said act, whether paid ..... literal interpretation of statutory provision produces a manifestly absurd and unjust result, which the legislature could not have intended, the court is supposed to modify the language used by the legislature even to do some violence to it so is to achieve the obvious intention of the legislature and produce a rational construction. ..... inasmuch as, on the date an employee opts for voluntary retirement, he is already entitled to the accumulation of the provident fund in his account governed by the provident fund act and the scheme, gratuity payable under the payment of gratuity act, encashment of leave pay under the leave rules and pension payable under the pension rules, if there ..... the respondent shall adjust the amount of tax already deducted in respect of the amount exempted with the tax payable hereafter on the other amounts or on the amount beyond rupees five lakhs, under the said scheme, if there be any, and refund the balance, if any remaining out of ..... he has than, contended that the circular at page 24 of the paper book, which is annexure 'c' to the writ petition modified the scheme to the extent that the optees for voluntary retirement shall be liable to pay income-tax like .....

Satyanarayan Mondal and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2007(1)CHN411

..... the petitioners are alleging that though possession of their land which was subject-matter of the land acquisition proceedings initiated by the collector by publishing the requisite section 4 notification dated november 16,2001 had been taken by the authorities in 1998 even before initiating the acquisition proceedings, till date nothing has been paid to them on account of compensation.2. ..... since possession of the land had been taken by the authorities in 1998, within a fortnight from the date of publication of the section 4 notification in terms of this order, the collector shall pay to the persons entitled compensation in terms of provisions in section 17(3a) of the land acquisition act, 1894.7. ..... i think on the facts of the case that is the most fair way out that should be followed by the respondents, since the land is already in the possession and enjoyment of the national highways authority.6. ..... this is unfortunate that the respondents caused a grave injustice to the petitioners who were not paid any amount in terms of provisions in section 17(3a) of the land acquisition act, 1894, though possession of the land had been taken by the respondents even before initiating the acquisition proceedings. ..... from the section 4 notification, i find that provisions in section 17(4) of the land acquisition act, 1894 were invoked, and that the competent authority directed that provisions in section 5a would not apply to the land described in the schedule to the notification. .....

Kumar Trading Co. Llc Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2001(132)ELT578(Cal)

..... accordingly i hold that in the event pursuant to my earlier order the port authority has not waived the detention and demurrage charges of the containers and other port charges then the respondent authorities shall pay the detention and demurrage charges of the containers and port charges up to the period of 4th september, 2000 inasmuch the respondents till then did not allow the writ petitioner to reexport goods in terms of the earlier order. ..... having heard the respective contentions of the learned counsel in this case i find that because of the abortive action by the respondents for confiscation of the goods brought in calcutta port and consequent upon refusal to re-export there has been arising a liability of payment of detention and demurrage charges of the containers wherein the subject materials are stuffed, and the port charges. ..... there would not have been any problem or any dispute subsequently but for the accrual of detention and/or demurrage charges of the containers and the port charges for the period from the date of seizure and detention and till the issuance of the permission for re-export. ..... this court both by the learned single judge as well as by the division bench who has affirmed the judgment of the learned trial judge found, that the action of the respondent authorities is wholly without jurisdiction and directed the respondents to allow to re-export the same. .....