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Mian Bashir Ahmad and Etc. Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... air 1975 sc 1146 related to the challenge to the validity of section 13 (3a) of the west bengal premises tenancy act, as amended by act of 1969. ..... be reasonable to hold that even after the five judges judgment in nambiar's case (supra), the view in sharma's case still holds the field of its approval by the seven judges bench in the presidential reference case of 1965 (supra) the presidential reference case was also not noticed in nambiar's case even though it had come out earlier. ..... in the circumstances stated above, the decisions in the cases of sharma (air 1959 sc 395) and reference under article 143 (air 1965 sc 745) (supra) cannot be treated as authorities for the view that the legislator's right of speech in the legislature is a fundamental right ..... and nature of the privileges under article 194(3) of the constitution even then in view of air 1976 sc 2437 and air 1976 sc 2547, the view expressed in sharma's case which stands approved by a larger bench in air 1965 sc 745 (presidential reference case) has to be preferred to that of the view expressed in nambiar's case, which is a decision of a smaller bench. mr. ..... it certainly imposes a restriction on the freedom of speach and expression but as held by the supreme court in air 1965 sc 845, it is a permissible restriction as it is imposed in the interest of 'decency and morality'. ..... in the matter of reference under article 143 of union constitution (air 1965 sc 745) (supra), article 194(3) again fell for consideration by the supreme .....

Dr. Ghulam Mahi-ud-dIn Vs. Anti-corruption Commission and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1968CriLJ1074

..... to him inasmuch as in that case no attempt was made to particularize and classify offences to which the west bengal special courts act would apply. ..... subject to the provisions of rule 5 refer the following cases to the tribunal namely:(a) cases relating to (government servants of non-gazetted cadre, other than those to whom the government servants prevention of corruption (commission) act, 1962 applies) in respect of matters involving corruption on the part of such government servants in the discharge of official duties;(b) all appeals or petitions to the government against orders passed on charges of corruption in respect of ..... on general principles of law also where there are two provisions one more general and the other more particular and specific the latter ought to be applied, vide air 1965 mys 237, in which it has been held:it is well established that where there are two articles which may possibly govern a case, the one more general and ..... in that case their lordships of the supreme court have observed as follows:as the law stands at present, the only purpose, for which an enquiry under the public servants (inquiries) act, 1850, can be made is to help the government to come to a definite conclusion regarding the misbehaviour of a public servant and thus enable it to determine provisionally the punishment which should be imposed upon ..... , hereinafter to be called the deputy inspector general submitted a common report in both the cases to the commission on 20th july, 1965. .....

Sardar Singh Vs. Karam Singh

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2005(1)JKJ371

..... state of west bengal and anr. ..... for the assessment years 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90 the assessing authority under j&k; general sales tax act, passed assessment orders dated 4-10-1991, 13-03-1993 and 29-10-19993, fixing the tax liability of the firm at rs. ..... learned trial court after relying upon air 1965 sc, 1433 as well as 1987 cr.l.j. ..... state of maharashtra, air 1965 sc 1433 the hon'ble supreme court considered the question whether a partner can be convicted under section 409 i.p.c. .....

Tarseem Lal Vs. District Magistrate

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1975CriLJ1957

..... state of west bengal reported as : 1974crilj1474 again the supreme court upheld the detention of a person who was alleged to have committed criminal acts on two occasions and who was apprehended by the police when he threatened the police and the bystanders that he would fire on them with a loaded pistol but he was overpowered and put ..... the concern which the public developes in respect of danger to public order which gives jurisdiction to the district magistrate to take resort to the extraordinary power of which he is possessed under section 3 of the maintenance of internal security act, recapitulating the simile given by me earlier in this judgment the injury does not remain confined to the subcutaneous tissues but the haemorrhage therefrom causes a concern to the vital vein thus justifying an action under section 3 of ..... , their lordships of the supreme court held, that a mere disturbance of law and order is not necessarily sufficient to warrant an action under the preventive detention act and that a disturbance which would affect the public order alone could fall within the scope of the act.in that particular case the detention was set aside by the supreme court holding that the grounds of detention did not result in public disorder. ..... i find that the five acts of assault were committed from 3-11-1965 to 7-1-1968 a period of more than ..... grounds of detention it was stated that the detenue had assaulted five persons with knife on 3-11-1965 8-10-1966, 8-6-1967, 23-11-1967 and 7-1-1968. .....

Bennnett Coleman and Co. Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1975CriLJ211

..... state of west bengal (1965) 59 cal wn 493 and we are in complete agreement with it. ..... in the state but had also prohibited the import into the state of its reprints or copies of other articles which had not been found to be offensive for circulation in india and that the government had acted beyond the scope and ambit of section 99-a.4. ..... before the government chooses to exercise its jurisdiction it must clearly mention the grounds on the basis of which it forms its opinion regarding banning the article concerned and not merely pass a sweeping general order acting under section 99-a of the criminal p. c. ..... it is obvious that an act would be punishable under section 153-a of the r.p.c. ..... as follows--(1) where (a) any newspaper or book as defined in the press and publication act no. .....