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P. Surendra Vs. The State of Andhra Pradesh, rep., by its Chief Secret ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... , filed in reply thereto, it is stated that the provisions of act 1 of 1986 were invoked to prevent the detenu from further indulging in theft of red sander wood which is an endangered and endemic species; the detention order was passed against the detenu with a view to prevent him from indulging further in such unlawful activities; he had been indulging in the offences of illicit cutting, storing and transportation of red sanders; such activities of wilful destruction of red sanders had caused damage to public ..... property, besides tremendous loss of national wealth, depletion of green cover resulting in adverse ecological imbalances having ramifications on the health and well being of the public in and around the seshachalam forest area; such activities would affect public .....

Buddala Veerabhadra Rao Vs. Duddumpudi Venkatraju and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1966CriLJ1080

..... this, the counter-petitioners again started giving trouble and the magistrate under these circumstances instead of declaring the petitioners to be in possession of the properties has put a premium upon the unlawful activities of the counter-petitioners and he declared the counter-petitioners to be in p3ssession of the property. ..... amount to putting a premium upon the high-handed and unlawful activities of the other side.24. ..... 23.8.1952 and when the enquiry was still pending before him, the party opposed to the applicant instituted a suit under section 20 and section 232, of the zamindary abolition and land reforms act, against the applicant and the suit was decreed on 10.9.1953 in favour of that opposite party by the revenue court which declared that party to be entitled to retain possession of the land ..... petitioner could have easily taken possession from goli venkatarao and prevented the latter from delivering possession to any one excepting the petitioner, by approaching ..... only to harass the patty who has got a previous order of the magistrate in his favour, the court has ample jurisdiction to interfere and ought to interfere under section 107 of the government of india act.in that case, the party who sought to disturb the possession in the second proceedings had acquired the interest of one v.n. ..... was concerned solely with actual possession, whether lawful or unlawful, whether in contemplation of law enjoyed by the possessor in his own right or ..... a view to prevent any trespass into .....

Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi Vs. the Commissioner of Police

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1999AP289; 1999(3)ALT146

..... of the petitioner-organisation to have the procession and meeting within definite hours to be stipulated by the commissioner of police -- the respondent herein and afterwards beyond the stipulated period if the congregation continues its activity would naturally become an unlawful activity.with these directions, the writ petition is disposed of. ..... the learned advocate-general submitted that in exercise of the said power, the respondent-commissioner of police issued an order dated 10-4-1999 under section 22(3)of the hyderabad city police act, 1348-f (a copy of the order is placed before this court) prohibiting every kind of procession, dharna, rally and public meeting in certain areas of hyderabad city as indicated in the said order; therefore, the application ..... (a) the mode of passing, conduct and behaviour or acts of the processions, or assemblies passing in the streets; (b) prescribe the routes by which and the time at which such processions may or may not pass; (c) prevent obstruction on the occasions of processions and assemblies and in the neighbourhood of any place of worship during the time of public worship and in every case when any street or public place or any place of public ..... on the other hand, the learned advocate-general submitted that in view of the provisions of section 22 (3) of the hyderabad city police act, 1348-f, the commissioner of police is entitled to pass prohibitory orders, if it appears to him to be necessary and proper for the preservation of peace .....

R. Ramanaiah and ors. Vs. Government of A.P., Rep. by the Secretary, E ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(4)ALT191

..... be permitted to deny that regulating the activity of keeping a saw-pit or a depot is not an activity to which the provisions of the indian forest act, 1927 would not be attracted. ..... lorry.besides the above, the flying squad party will also have to inspect the patta lands and transport of charcoal through lorries for strict compliance of rules under the forest act.for the purposes of the above inspections of forest officials, there is heavy expenditure to the state exchequor by way of propulsion charges to govt. ..... was observed:' the conclusion to which we then arrive is that the levy under section 548 is not a fee as the act does not provide for any services of special kind being rendered resulting in benefits to the person on whom it is imposed ..... these three provisions namely sections 41, 42 and 76 reflect an integrated scheme to carry out the provisions of the act and as the preamble of the act is suggestive to consolidate the laws relating to forests, the transit of forest produce and the duty leviable on timber and ..... regulation of trading in and transport of charcoal with a view to prevent the smuggling of forest produce and passing off the wood illicitly obtained from forest as charcoal got out of prospis juliflora plants grown on patta lands, the ..... arise if the inspection by the officials though undertaken for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the provisions of the act and the rules incidentally benefits the persons who are called upon to pay the fee. ..... forest act, 1967, the .....

Smt. Rayapudi Lakshmi Vs. the Superintendent, Central Prison and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(1)ALD(Cri)507; 2001(2)ALT471

..... considering the question as to whether the period of parole has to be excluded while computing the period of detention ordered under the provisions of conservation of foreign and prevention of smuggling activities, act, 1974, the apex court held:'parole brings him out of confinement from that place. ..... in contrast, in so far as preventive detention under the conservation of foreign exchange and prevention of smuggling activities act, 1974, are concerned, the act specifically lays down that a person against whom an order of detention has been passed shall not be released on bail or bail bond or otherwise (vide section 12(6) of the act) and that any revocation or modification of the orders of detention can be made only by the government in exercise of its powers under section ..... view to the contrary would not only be opposed to realities but would defeat the very purpose of preventive detention and would also lead to making a mockery of the preventive detention laws enacted by the centre or the states. ..... while on parole, can sit in a room in a house or hotel and have contacts with all his relations, friends and confederates in any part of the country or even any part of the world and thereby pursue his unlawful activities if so inclined. ..... will not prevent the detenu from moving and acting as free agent during the rest of the time or within the circumscribed limits of travel and having full scope and opportunity to meet people of his choice and have dealings with them, to correspond with .....

Rage Mounika Vs. the Collector and District Magistrate and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... though the detenu is in judicial custody and has not made any application for his release on bail, but the same by itself, does not bar the detaining authority, to pass an order of detention under the preventive detention law, if the detaining authority is satisfied that there is every possibility of the detenu being released on bail in the pending cases, and upon such release, the detenu would indulge in commission of similar such offences ..... prevention of dangerous activities of boot leggers, dacoits, drug offenders, goondas, immoral traffic offenders and land grabbing act, 1986 (hereinafter referred to as the preventive detention act), with a view to prevent the detenu from commission of similar such activities, which is resulting in plundering of national wealth, vide order dated 11.01.2012, ordered the detention of the detenu in prison. ..... detenu, is causing willful destruction of red sanders trees, which is an endangered species, and causing damage to public property, resulting in depletion of green cover and loss of national wealth, and as his activities are prejudicial to the maintenance of public order, disturbing the peace, tranquility and social harmony in the society, and as the forest laws and ordinary law under which the detenu is being prosecuted are not ..... forest act, 1967 and rule 3 of the a.p. .....

Sadala Achayya and ors. Vs. Collector and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1991(3)ALT609

..... that order which is available in the files produced by the 3rd respondent reads as follows:'in the circumstances reported by the inspector of police, pithapuram, that the respondents (a&b; parties) are frequently indulging in unlawful activities concerning dispute over 'badava tank' situated in the isukapalli village and trying to commit breach of peace and public tranquility. ..... till such a decision is rendered, it is necessary that the possession of the respective parties are retained and sufficient safeguards are made to prevent violent explosions like the one which took place on 18-1-1990.33 it was way back on 19th april, 1961 that a constitution bench of the supreme court observed in anguish and perhaps a sense of despair in bishan das. ..... the high court accepted that submission that the right of a person to recover possession of land of which he was dispossessed was implicit in section 9 of the specific relief act and that right could be enforced by that person under article 226 of the constitution even against the government three out of six appeals filed before the supreme court from the judgment of the orissa ..... trespasser should be asked and given a reasonable opportunity to depart before force is used to expel him'besides, under the law of torts, necessity is a plausible defence, which enables a person to escape liability on the ground that the acts complained of are necessary to prevent greater damage, inter alia, to himself.31. .....

Abu Salem Abdul Qayoom Ansari @ Abdul Sa Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh R ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... cbi cases, hyderabad, whereunder the learned judge convicted him for the offences under sections 120b, 419, 120b r/w 420, 468 and 471 ipc but acquitted him of the charge under section 12(1) of passport act, 1967 and sentenced: (i) to suffer ri for a period of seven years and pay fine of rs.1,000/- and in default si for three months for the charge u/s.120b; (ii) to suffer ri for a period of one year for the ..... investigating officer filed the charge sheet for the offences under sections 120b r/w 420, 468, 471 r/w 468 ipc and 12(1) (b) and 12(2) of passport act, 1967 and 13(2) r/w 13(1) (d) of prevention of corruption act, 1988. ..... facts another case was registered in i town police station, kurnool on 21-09- 2002 in cr.no.103/2002 against a4 to a7 for the offences under sections 417, 420, 120b ipc and section 12 of passport act, 1967 and later on 23-10-2002 the case was transferred to cbi, hyderabad. ..... pardhan's case (12 supra) it was held that if pursuant to the criminal conspiracy the conspirators commit several offences, then all of them will be liable for the offences even if some of them had not actively participated in the commission of offences. ..... the absence of express agreement, thought sharing of unlawful design is sufficient. ..... chain of actions, it would not be necessary for the prosecution to establish that each of the conspirators had the knowledge of what the collaborator would do, so long as it is known that the collaborator would put the goods or service to an unlawful use. .....

Malikireddy Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Vs. the District Collector and Distri ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the apex court considered the definition of "dangerous person", as defined in section 2(c) of the gujarat prevention of anti-social activities act, 1985, and held that in order to bring a person within the definition of section 2(c) of the act, it is essential to show that such person either by himself or as a member of or a leader of a gang habitually commits or attempts to commit or abets the commission of offences punishable under chapter xvi or chapter xvii of the indian penal code ..... detenu in spite of registration of several crimes against him, is committing the very same offences, and as the ordinary laws under which he is being prosecuted are not sufficient to curb his illegal activities, respondent no.1 having come to the conclusion that the activities of the detenu are prejudicial to the maintenance of public order, has passed the order of detention, which as confirmed by respondent no.2, does not call for interference by this court in writ ..... act, 1967 ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 read with rule ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w rule ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 read with rule ..... forest act, 1967 r/w rule ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... forest act, 1967 r/w ..... act, 1967 ..... act, 1967, sandal and red sandal wood transit rules, 1969 as well as under sections 120-b, 378, 379 of ipc and under section 25(1b)(a) of the indian arms act .....

M. Nirmala Vs. Government of A.P. Rep. by Chief Secretary, General Adm ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the above decision of the apex court, it is clear that the order of detention has to be executed immediately after its passing so as to prevent the person from carrying on the prejudicial activities, as otherwise, it would reflect upon the satisfaction of the detaining authority that there was no immediate necessity to detain the detenu in prison. ..... , to pass, with respect to any person with a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to the conservation or augmentation of foreign exchange or with a view to preventing him from smuggling activities specified therein or harbouring persons engaged in smuggling activities, an order directing that such person be detained. ..... the order of detention under the conservation of foreign exchange and prevention of smuggling activities act, 1974, was passed against the detenu by the detaining authority ..... officer, kallur police station, chittoor district, and was produced before the judicial first class magistrate, pakala, chittoor district on 27.01.2012, the superintendent of police, chittoor district filed a petition under section 4 of the act 1 of 1986 seeking a direction to the jail authorities to hand over custody of the detenu to the police deputed by the 2nd respondent to continue him in central prison, cherlapalli, ranga reddy district, and the ..... forest act, 1967 of forest range officer, flying ..... forest act, 1967 and rule ..... forest act, 1967 and sections, 34, 107, 120-b and 379 ipc and rule ..... sandal wood transit rules, 1967. .....