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State of Himachal Pradesh Vs. Krishan Lal Pardhan and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1987SC773; 1987CriLJ709; JT1987(1)SC359; 1987(1)SCALE261; (1987)2SCC17

..... the material on record is sufficient to connect the respondents, padam singh and jagdish singh, with the offence of theft in respect of timber, duly converted from the trees standing on the government land, as well as offence of conspiracy read with offence under the prevention of corruption act, committed by other accused persons in furtherance of the conspiracy to cause loss to the state of himachal pradesh by way of illicit felling of the ..... evidence being recorded the rendering of a judgment of acquittal under garb of an order of discharge of the accused by the special judge, shimla and a summary dismissal of the criminal revision filed against that order by the high court of himachal pradesh with the cryptic words 'heard ..... son-in-law and son of shri ramlal, who was chief minister of himachal pradesh from march to august 1976 and again from 1980 till the end of march 1983.3. ..... on 5.7.84 shri surjit singh heard arguments relating to the framing of charges against the accused and on 16.7.84 he passed an order of discharge as under :there exists no ground for charging the accused with any of the offences of which they have been accused; accordingly all the accused are discharged.the full text of the order runs to 16 pages and as mentioned at the very outset, it is not a mere order of discharge but a full-fledged judgment of acquittal as if ..... on the ground that the charges mentioned in the police report ..... through the statements recorded by the police under section 161 of the criminal .....

Ashok Kumar Vs. Administrator Himachal Pradesh

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 4(1968)DLT82

..... governor that the petitioner i-ad been promtoed on 1st of june, 1964, where as the amendment in clause (ii) of rule 7 of the himachal pradesh police class (iii) clerical service (recruitment, promorion and certain conditions of service) rules, 1982, hereinafter called 'the rules', was nude by the himachal pradesh government with effect from 27th june, 1954, and that the promtoion of the petitioner had nto been made in august, 1864 as had been mentioned in the police department's letter included in the file placed before him the lieut. ..... under sub-clause (2) of section 10 of the act it has specifically been provided that the law in force immediately before the appointed day relating to the powers of the chief justice, single judges and division courts of the high court of punjab and with respect to all matters ancillary to the exercise of those powers shall, with the necessary modifications, apply in relation to the high court of delhi. ..... section 3 of this act provided that as from such date as the central goveanment may, by ntoification, in the official gazette, appoint, there shall be a high court for the union territory of delhi and the principal seat of the high court of delhi will be at delhi or at such toher place as the president may, by ntoified order, appoint. .....

Philip John Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1985CriLJ397

..... the circumstances, in order to ensure that the prison authorities as well as the police authorities in charge of prisoners during transit act in conformity with the law so declared, it would be just and proper to direct the state government to circulate a copy of this judgment to all jail superintendents and to all superintendents of police in this state, within a period of 15 days, with a clear direction that the observations made in this judgment as well as the instruction issued and the directions given in regard to handcuffing of prisoners in transit in the portion extracted from the decision of the ..... do, then no handcuffs ; if alternative measures may be provided, then no iron bondage ; this is the legal norm ; (5) save in rare cases of concrete proof readily available of the dangerousness of the prisoner in transit -- the onus of proof of which is on him who puts the person under irons -- the police escort will be committing personal assault of mayhem if he handcuffs or fetters his charge ; (6) tangible ..... to be harmonised ; (3) insurance against escape does not compulsorily require handcuffing and there are other measures whereby an escort can keep safe custody of a detenu without the indignity and cruelty implicit in handcuffs or other iron contraptions ; (4) if a few more guards would suffice, then no handcuffs ; if a close watch by ..... himachal pradesh ..... the manual for the superintendence and management of jails jn the punjab, which is applicable in the state of hinachal pradesh .....

Ashok Rana, Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... the petitioners were in service of the himachal pradesh police. ..... a direction is issued to the director general of police, himachal pradesh to reconsider the case of the petitioners afresh in accordance with law only so far as the quantum of punishment is concerned. ..... 61-1/2006 instituted by the state of himachal pradesh against 22 accused out of whom accused 12 to 22 were police officials which included the petitioners herein.3. ..... gurjant singh, gaurav gandhi, nitin mukesh, rajesh kumar @ seth, ajay ahuja, prince joshi alias bani, ashwani kumar, satwant singh, anup sharda @ durmat and ankush kumar sambar are acquitted for the offences with which they were charged....the convicts krishan kumar, ashok rana, pawan kumar, akash chand, bharat kumar, dharmender kumar, ashish kumar, harvinder kumar, ramesh kumar, suresht kumar and satish kumar with sh. m.l. ..... learned counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioners then submits that the learned chief judicial magistrate in the criminal case has thoroughly appreciated the evidence and has also considered the degree of involvement of each and every police official granting all of them the benefit of the probation of offenders act and subsequently the state also granted them (except the petitioners) benefit under section 12 of the 'act'.9. ..... this judgment was delivered on 5.10.2007 and it is the admitted case of the parties to these writ petitions that this judgment has not been challenged. .....

Pratul Kumar Sinha Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1995)1CALLT223(HC)

..... (2) it is on the basis of the report of the commission or the anti-ragging committee that the government may think of introducing a proper legislation on the field.keeping in view the ratio of the decision in state of himachal pradesh v. ..... judiciary has to be extremely careful to see that under the guise of redressing a public grievance, it docs not encroach upon the sphere reserved by the constitution to the executive and the legislature.the legislature in its wisdom including the state legislature may think of bringing a sufficient amendment to the indian penal code so as to define 'ragging as a penal offence and to provide punishment therefor, so that many such acts of intimidation, insult or annoyance of injury which go by the name of 'ragging' may not still continue to be beyond the gaze of police interference. ..... as the matter stands today such acts on some occasions at best may amount to non-cognizable offence where a specific complaint before a criminal court before initiating a criminal proceeding may be found necessary and police may find itself helpless to initiate a proceeding suo motu it is in the fitness of things that such offences should be made cognizable unless the entire bundle of facts make out such a case, as otherwise it will fail to achieve its object. .....

Jat Ram Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1990CriLJ1213

..... the accounts of the panchayat were audited by the district audit officer (panchayats) and in december, 1978, under the orders of the director (panchayats), himachal pradesh, one shri sita ram ..... investigation commenced and the police took the entire record, including the muster-rolls, cash books, resolutions of the panchayat, extracts of cash books and the specimen signatures of the witnesses as well as the appellant for comparison and it was found that the appellant was responsible for number of entries, issuance of receipts and signatures on ..... in cross-examination he states that none from the said village ever complained to him about the non-execution of the construction work undertaken by the panchayat during the time of the appellant, that is, water spring, kuhal or ..... the result is, there is merit in this appeal and the same is accordingly allowed; the conviction of the appellant under section 409, 467 and 471 of the penal code and section 5(1)(c) of the prevention of corruption act is ..... 9/-85, decided on 11-3-1987, whereby the appellant has been convicted under section 409/467/471 of the penal code and section 5(1)(c) of the prevention of corruption act and sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment and to a fine ..... the investigation was followed by a challan in the court of special judge under section 409, 467 and 471 of the penal code and section 5(1)(c) of the prevention of corruption act ..... the act of the appellant, though looks foolish, cannot be considered to be dishonest .....

Hem Chand Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(2)ShimLC256

..... briefly stated the facts are that the state of himachal pradesh, exercising its powers under clause 12 of the recruitment scheme for appointment of part time water carriers, recommended that the petitioner be appointed part time water carrier in government primary school, alyas, tehsil karsog, on compassionate basis ..... in the meantime, the panchayat concerned passed a resolution on 15th june, 2006, which is attached as annexure rj/6, in which it was resolved that the police had not acted properly in the manner of the complaint of the respondent no ..... 690 of 2007 and the learned tribunal passed an interim order on 17.8.2007, which reads as follows:ma-2068/2007the matter is at pre-admission stage as yet, therefore, this application for early hearing is allowed and the original application is ordered to be taken up today.oa-690/2007heard.in view of the reply filed by the respondent state, it clearly emerges that the state government and its functionaries in the education department had approved appointment of the applicant as a part time water carrier in government primary school alias and ..... according to the petitioner, his name has been removed from the list of irdp families vide resolution passed by the gram panchayat in february, 2007. ..... 1 is directed to get the order of appointment of applicant implemented within a fortnight and report compliance through the learned additional advocate general.list on september 11, 2007.7. ..... , this stay order was vacated on 10th january, 2007.5. .....

Anand Kumar Sharma Vs. Bar Council of India . Through Secretary

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the suppression that was alleged against the appellant at the time of seeking enrolment in the bar council of himachal pradesh pertains to his being in government service in the state of himachal pradesh and his involvement in a criminal case. ..... the bar council of rajasthan received a complaint that the appellant s enrolment in the state of himachal pradesh was obtained by suppression of facts and relevant material. ..... appointed as a medical officer on contract basis by the government of himachal pradesh. ..... council of himachal pradesh in july, 1988. ..... in the appeal filed against the said judgment of the learned single judge, a division bench directed the bar council of rajasthan to 2 consider the application filed by the appellant without being influenced by the observations made by the learned single judge. ..... initially, the said application was rejected on the ground that the appellant cannot be admitted as an advocate since he has crossed the age of 45 years in view of rule 1-a of the enrollment rules, bar council of rajasthan framed under section 28 (1) (d) read with section 24 (1) (e) of the advocates act, 1961. ..... 10531-10532 of 2013, the appellant stated that a fir registered against him at police station dhambola on 15th 4 april, 1988. ..... 294 of 2007 is filed by the appellant challenging 6. ..... non -reportable in the supreme court of india civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal .294 of no 2007 anand kumar sharma appellant .... .....

G. Pratibha Raghuram W/O Shri G. Raghuram and S.K. Alwar F/O G. Pratib ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(5)ALLMR335; 2009(1)BomCR210; (2008)110BOMLR2571

..... the facts of the present case are very similar to the facts of the case which was before the court of himachal pradesh ..... the high court of himachal pradesh by the ..... gratuities, medals and decorations that may have been granted to him and also all cloths and effects which he may have left on board the ship or the place from which he deserted, unless the tribunal by which he is tried or the central government or the chief of the naval staff, otherwise directs.section 51 deals with case of breaking out of ship and absence without leave, which does not amount to ..... the proceedings of the board of inquiry conducted by the respondents, it will be important to refer to certain provisions of the navy act, 1957 and also the regulations framed under the act ..... the authorities had taken steps immediately after the disappearance of the petitioner's husband from the working place and addressed communications to the police in gurdaspur something could have been found out about the ..... every person subject to naval law who absents himself from his ship or from the place where his duty requires him to be, with an intention of not returning to such ship or place, or who at any time and under any circumstances when absent from his ship or place of duty does any act which shows that he has an intention of not returning to such ship or ..... the husband of the first petitioner has gone missing from 10th november, 1998, we feel that he can be presumed to have died in terms of provisions of the evidence act ..... the army act .....

Mohd. Jameel-ur-rehman Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2000)125PLR563

..... the petitioner has approached this court through this petition under article 226 of the constitution with a prayer that a writ in the nature of mandamus be issued directing the union of india to 'trifurcate the assets and liabilities of punjab wakf board among the states of punjab, haryana and himachal pradesh . ... ..... thus, in the interest of muslim population of state of haryana, it will not be just and proper to trifurcate the assets and liabilities of the present punjab wakf board, as it is equally serving the interest of the muslim population residing in the states of punjab, haryana and himachal pradesh. ..... in the written statement filed on behalf of respondent nos.5 to 7 and 9 it has been inter alia averred that the central government had convened a meeting 'of ministers in charge of the subject of wakf from the 3 constituent states, namely, punjab, haryana and himachal pradesh and also the administrator, union territory, chandigarh. ..... the respondents also point out that the action of union government in not trifurcating the assets of the board is in conformity with the provisions of section 72 of the punjab reorganisation act, 1966 as also section 106 of the wakf act, 1995. ..... siddiqui 'an officer of the indian police service of punjab cadre as administrator, punjab wakf board in addition to his existing duties under the government of india '11. .....