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Saraj Basini Debi Vs. Mohendra Nath Bhaduri and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1927Cal636,103Ind.Cas.725

..... to the petition. having referred to the petition he says:in view of the circumstances set forth in the petition, i direct an inquisition under the indian lunacy act (act. 4 of 1912). in connexion with the proceedings in this matter major kingston, i.m.s., has been examined and he has testified to the fact that ..... members, etc. the petitioners above named having applied for inquisition and other reliefs in respect of the aforesaid lunatic's parson and properties, the 10th day of september 1926 bas been fixed for the hearing of the application, and notice is hereby given to...so that if any other relative; friend, kinsman or well wisher of the ..... considerable strength. it would appear from the petition that peary mohan roy had been attacked with insanity in the year 1918, again in 1922 and that in march 1926, he had again been suffering from marked mental derangement. attached to the petition were medical certificates in very clear and definite terms by three medical gentlemen of experience .....

Dunlop India Limited Vs. Madura Coats Limited

Court : Kolkata

..... company, representatives of the government of west bengal, operating agency state bank of india, secured creditors catholic syrian bank limited and punjab national bank, the workers union and several other creditors of the company attended the hearing. the minutes record that at a hearing held before the bifr on april 11, 2007, the bifr ..... the workmen at the two manufacturing facilities of the company in ambattur near chennai and sahaganj near calcutta. even as creditors of the company, be they trade or statutory creditors or employees and workmen having outstanding salaries and wages, were kept at bay by virtue of the statutory injunction that the company enjoyed as ..... lack of probity and jeopardy to the interest of complaining shareholders; d) where the majority of the shareholders in collusion with each other are indulging in acts of manipulation and purported transactions which appear on their face to be a subterfuges or bogus; e) public interest; f) interest of company or shareholders .....

Viability Study (Te Vs. ) Report by Tata Economic Consultancy Services

Court : Kolkata

..... company, representatives of the government of west bengal, operating agency state bank of india, secured creditors catholic syrian bank limited and punjab national bank, the workers union and several other creditors of the company attended the hearing. the minutes record that at a hearing held before the bifr on april 11, 2007, the ..... the workmen at the two manufacturing facilities of the company in ambattur near chennai and sahaganj near calcutta. even as creditors of the company, be they trade or statutory creditors or employees and workmen having outstanding salaries and wages, were kept at bay by virtue of the statutory injunction that the company enjoyed ..... proving lack of probity and jeopardy to the interest of complaining shareholders.d) where the majority of the shareholders in collusion with each other are indulging in acts of manipulation and purported transactions which appear on their face to be a subterfuges or bogus; e) public interest; f) interest of company or shareholders .....

Spml Infra Ltd. Vs. South Bihar Power Distribution Co. Ltd. and Ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... would not absolutely oust the jurisdiction of the court and, therefore, would not be void against public policy and would not violate sections 23 and 28 of the contract act. the question then is whether it can be construed to have excluded the jurisdiction of the court at salem. in the clause any dispute arising out of this sale ..... which the said court otherwise does not possess in this regard. it is submitted that such jurisdiction clause is void and hit by sections 23 and 28 of the contract act. in this regard he has referred to the decision of the hon ble supreme court in interglobe aviation ltd.vs.n.satchidanand reported at 2011 (7) scc463 it ..... not approach a court . the claim was filed by the respondent before a permanent lok adalat constituted under chapter vi-a of the legal services authorities act, 1987. section 22c of the said act provides that any party to a dispute may, before the dispute is brought before any court, make an application to the permanent lok adalat for settlement .....

The King Emperor Vs. Barendra Kumar Ghose

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1924Cal257

..... reference to common intention introduces the notion of common responsibility, and that if the language as a, whole be given, its full sense, the act done is the joint act, or the act of the immediate perpetrator and his confederates, because it is done in furtherance of the common intention of them all.79. the fact that the ..... non-direction, as also erroneous reception or exclusion of evidence. in cases of misreception of evidence, the court was faced with section 167 of the indian evidence act, and felt constrained to consider whether the balance of evidence left after exclusion of what had been erroneously admitted was sufficient to support the conviction. in cases ..... as follows:every man is responsible criminally for what of wrong flows directly from his corrupt intentions; but no man, intending wrong, is responsible for an independent act of wrong committed by another. if one person sets in motion the physical power of another person the former is criminally guilty for its results. if he .....

Cesc Ltd. Vs. Ito

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [2004]140TAXMAN646(Cal)

..... of entertaining a writ application, but if a direction has already been given for filing affidavit, at the time of final hearing, such plea cannot be raised (see union of india v. brij fertililers (p) ltd. : [1993]3scr760 . this writ application was entertained in the year 1996. therefore, at this stage, long after ..... legal foundation. in such cases, a writ court is quite competent to grant appropriate reliefs notwithstanding existence of efficacious alternative remedy. (see whirlpool corpn. v. registrar of trade marks : air1999sc22 ). earlier,in the case of dr. smt. kuntesh gupla v. management of hindu kanva mahavidyalaya : 1987(32)elt8(sc) , the supreme court. ..... income tax authority, has raised a preliminary objection as to the maintainability of this writ application pointing out that the petitioners having alternative remedy under the act itself, this court should not entertain this writ application. mr. mullick submits that by the impugned notice the respondent no. 1 has merely asked the .....

Development Consultants Pvt. Vs. Dcit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Kolkata

Reported in : (2008)115TTJ(Kol.)577

..... passing the above quantitative filters, the review was based on the selecting companies providing software development services.qualitative selection (companies involved in manufacturing, trading or any other activities not akin to consultancy services were rejected) this resulted in the selection of 12 companies. subsequently all loss making companies ..... before proceeding to discuss the determination of alp on transaction by transaction basis, shri mitra submitted that as per section- 92c(1) of the it act. the arm's length price of an international transaction is required to be determined using any of the prescribed methods, being the most appropriate ..... and further step down subsidiaries incorporated in foreign countries, all the which are admittedly "associated, enterprises" (ae), within the meaning of section 92a of the it act. the said aes are as follows (a) development consultants international limited (dcil), a company incorporated in bahamas; (b) the kuljian corporation (tks), a .....

Sarju and anr. Vs. the State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1961CriLJ71

..... made under section 164 may be used to corroborate or to contradict a statement made in court in the manner provided under sections 157 and 145 of the evidence act. the observation here was of a general nature but nevertheless it clearly said that the statement under section 164 was available for purposes of corroboration as much as ..... section 164; of the code of criminal procedure. it is well known that identification proceedings are held for the purpose of establishing under section 9 of the evidence act, the identity of any thing or person whose identity is relevant. that provision makes the facts relevant with a view to fixing or determining the identity of a ..... section 157 in a limited sense, as we think we cannot, imposed upon it by the code- of criminal procedure, then it must be held that a magistrate acting under section 159 is an authority legally comptent to investigate. in such view a statement before a magistrate holding a test identification parade will be capable of being used .....

Jitendra Nath Mitra and anr. Vs. State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1974CriLJ1441

..... , shall examine the complainant...., the legislative changes went further and section 54 of the criminal procedure (amendment) act (xviii of 1923) added clause (aa)of the proviso to section 200 of the code of criminal procedure. act ii of 1926 added the words 'where the complaint is made in writing' before the words 'need not be reduced in ..... writing' in clause (b) to the proviso udder section 200 of the code of criminal procedure bat a consideration thereof is not necessary in the present context. it is now pertinent to refer to section 26 of act ..... , therefore that the allegations contained therein do not constitute an offence for the contravention of section 21(1)(iv)(b) of the factories act, 1948. the factories act, 1948 is a special act and the penalties imposed thereunder are to be strictly construed. it is for the prosecution to disclose the alleged offence in the petition of .....

Harendra Nath Saha and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1925Cal161,84Ind.Cas.451

..... cause a failure of justice.29. the question still remains whether apart from this inadmissible evidence, there was (to use the language of section 167 of the evidence act) ' sufficient evidence to justify the decision' as against harendra.30. the jury had before them the evidence of the approver brojendra and the convict nemai. their statements ..... stage in the proceedings.'25. the explanation evidently does not apply to a misdirection on the part of the judge.26. again section 167 of the evidence act says:-' the improper admission....of evidence shall not be ground of itself for a new trial or reversal of any decision in any ease, if it shall ..... were inadmissible at the trial because the magistrate was not an ' authority legally competent to investigate the fact ' within the meaning of section 157 of the evidence act. this point was considered by the learned judges who heard the former appeal and decided against the appellants. they accepted the arguments advanced by the learned counsel for .....