Date of Order: 01.06.2020
COURT ON ITS OWN MOTION
IN RE: Extension of Interim Orders
Coram:
Hon'ble Mr. Justice H. S. Thangkhiew, Judge
Court in its own motion-
In Re : Ban of Internet Service in Hooghly District
Mr. S. Mukherjee,
... for the petitioner
Mr. Kishore Dutta
assessed had escaped
assessment. He thus initiated sec. 148 re-opening in motion and completed the
corresponding re-assessment on 18.05.2010 determining total income
NUMBERED SUBSEQUENTLY)
COURT ON ITS OWN MOTION
IN RE: Extension of Interim Orders
CORAM:
Hon'ble the Chief Justice
Hon'ble Shri Justice
separately since January, 2018. According to them, there is no
possibility of re-conciliation and they are firm in their resolve to get
divorced ... already over before the first motion itself; (ii) All efforts for mediation/
conciliation to re-unite the parties have failed and there is no likelihood
Ishwar Pal Singh vs Punjab National Bank & Ors. on 24 February, 2020
Equivalent citations
year 1998 and
they are beyond the cadre strength.
[3]. Notice of motion was issued on 25.09.2020 by passing
the following order:-
"The case ... respondent
-Committee for promotion to IAS Cadre.
Notice of motion for 8.10.2020.
Notice Re; stay as well.
At this stage, Mr.Satya Pal Jain, Additional
Re Functioning Of Courts In Bihar ... vs The State Of Bihar on 18 May, 2020
Author: Sanjay Karol
Bench: Chief Justice , Dinesh Kumar Singh , Hemant ... JUDICATURE AT PATNA
(Court on its own motion)
Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.5633 of 2020
In Re: Functioning of Courts in Bihar during
Panchayat communicated the intention of the
members of Panchayat to move a motion for removal of petitioner
as Sarpanch. This notice was conveyed ... pandemic. Any action of the respondents in re-
convening the meeting with a view to take the motion of 'no
confidence
requisition/motion can be moved
and also the authority who is competent to convene a meeting pursuant to
such requisition/motion. He takes this Court ... followed for no confidence motion, to be
framed in terms of Section 280 of the Act?
Re-Question No.(i)
5. It is well settled
