Thursday, April 6, 2023

RAT AND RACE

 RAT AND RACE

Rat and Race are synonymous to each other. it cannot be seen that rat is not on race. rat always running therefore race and rat or rat and race are understood in same perspective. Rat race may be a proverb in expressing the understanding between us. But Rat and Race are not Proverb. Rat and Race are two separate word and meaning thereby Rat is a noun and race is a verb. Rat and Race to my understanding Rat need Race or Race without Rat cannot describe anything, so far. 

Rat and Race as understanding to me that the people in their daily life on a basic and specified routine on day to day activities. the people lost their dream in fulfilling their endavour.   Morning in their life never comes. 

Leave the Rat and the Race from your Life. Advent your Life in new perspective always, as much as you can

There should be no RAT and no RACE, so far in your Life. Be achiever.

______________________________RAT  AND  RACE_______________________________________



Family Law

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Legal Advise

 Legal Advise

Ashok Kumar Singh, Advocate

High Court Bar Association Room Number : 15;

High Court Calcutta

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Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Bail application under Section 439 CrPC in High Court Calcutta

 

District : Cooch Behar

THE HIGH COURT CALCUTTA

IN THE CIRCUIT BENCH AT JALPAIGURI

CRIMINAL MISCELLANEOUS JURISDICTION

 

                                                          CRM No.                        of 2023

 

                                                          IN THE MATTER OF :

 

An application for Bail under Section 439 of Code of Criminal Procedure’ 1973;

 

A N D

 

In the matter of :

 

Session Case no. 400 of 2012, { ST Case no. 1 (12) 2012 } corresponding to GR Case no. 144 of 2011, in connection with Mathabhanga Police Station Case no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, under Section 395, 396, 397 & 216A of Indian Penal Code’ 1860, pending before the Learned Additional District Session Judge, 1st Court, Cooch Behar (NDPS);

 

A N D

 

 

In the matter of :

 

Yusuf Ali @ Eusuf Ali @ Md. Ichhar Mian, Son of Md. Abdulgani Mian, aged about 57 years, residing at Jateshwar – 2 No., Falakata, District – Jalpaiguri, Pin - 735101. {in Jail since 20-08-2014}.                               _______Petitioner

-      Versus  -

 

The State of West Bengal

                       ______Opposite Party

 

To,

The Hon’ble Prakash Shrivastava, Chief Justice and His Companion Justices of the said Hon’ble Court.

 

The humble petition of the petitioner above named most respectfully;

S H E W E T H :

 

1.   That the Petitioner has been arrested as on 20-08-2014, and consequently produced before the Learned Court below, and since then the petitioner is in Jail Custody. This is the Second Time Bail application filed before the Hon’ble High Court, by the Petitioner. First time Bail application being CRM no. 240 of 2021, has been refused on 15-03-2021, by the Hon’ble Court.

 

2.   That the Complaint has been registered as FIR no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, by one Shri Ashok Sha, who allegedly stated inter alia that on 28-02-2011, while he was at his Shop in selling gold ornament to the 5 to 6 number of customers, about 9 pm, then about 6 to 7 persons came to his shop having arms in their hand, forcibly entered. Two persons were having covered face. They looted shop and taken several gold and silver ornaments. They fired Gun by which few people sustained injury. The said FIR has been registered against the unknown accused persons.

 

3.   That in Mathabhanga Police Station Case no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, under Section 395, 396, 397 & 216A of Indian Penal Code’ 1860. The Police submitted Charge Sheet being no. 138 of 2011, dated 12-06-2011. The Charge Sheet does not disclose any specific offence committed by the petitioner. The petitioner name has been implicated in the Charge Sheet.

 

4.   That the Petitioner time and again seeks to release on Bail before the Learned Additional Session Judge, 1st Court, Cooch Behar, in Session Case no. 400 of 2012, { ST Case no. 1 (12) 2012 } corresponding to GR Case no. 144 of 2011, in connection with Mathabhanga Police Station Case no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, under Section 395, 396, 397 & 216A of Indian Penal Code’ 1860, but denied and therefore the petitioner continuously is in Jail Custody, since the date of his arrest by the Production Warrant, i.e. 20-08-2014.

 

5.   That it is pertinent to states that the Petitioner’s bail application has been lastly denied on 15-03-2021. Certified Copy of Order dated 15-03-2021, passed in CRM no. 240 of 2021, by the Hon’ble Court, in connection with Session Case no. 400 of 2012, { ST Case no. 1 (12) 2012 } corresponding to GR Case no. 144 of 2011, arising out of Mathabhanga Police Station Case no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, under Section 395, 396, 397 & 216A of Indian Penal Code’ 1860, is enclosing herewith this application.

 

6.   That on 03-09-2014, charged has been framed on your petitioner, under Section 395, 396, and 397 of Indian Penal Code’ 1860. The case has been posted for trial. Presently PW2 namely Ashok Sha has been examined as part in chief by the Prosecution. The PW1 Paresh Saha has been examined in full. The Charge Sheet has been submitted against the 13 numbers of the accused persons. Case filed for present against the 2 (two) accused. The 9 ( Nine ) accused persons are on Bail, namely (1) Nazimul Haque, (2) Sahidul @ Mohidul Haque, (3) Rabi Lakra, (4) Kartick Mondal, (5) Bishnu Barman, (6) Sahidul Rahman, (7) Subrata Dutta, (8) Jaladhar Barman, and (9) Ukil Barman. The rests accused are in Jail Custody including the Petitioner.

 

7.   That the alleged allegation of the defacto complainant as has been canvassed in the letter of complaint, is false and fabricated one, though the defacto complainant in arm twisting trying to put Criminal recourses of Law into motion against your Petitioner.

 

8.   That your Petitioner most humbly submits that he is no way connected with the alleged commission of offence and it is also most humbly submits that the Petitioner is innocent. The other accused persons are stranger to the petitioner. The petitioner had no idea about what other accused persons has ever done.  The petitioner is clueless about the items seized by Police authorities and as such no criminal element is there for which your petitioner could be kept behind the bar.

 

9.   That your Petitioner specifically denies the statements and allegations contained in the complaint and states that he is innocent and he did not commit any offence as alleged by the complainant.

 

10.                That the Petitioner states that his Custodial detention will not improve the prosecution case as he is innocent and not connected therewith in any manner.

 

11.                That Your Petitioner pertinently states and submit that the petitioner has never involved in the alleged crime as suggested by the prosecution.

 

12.                That Your petitioner states that there is no chance of ascendance and / or tampering with evidences, if Your petitioner released on bail at any terms and conditions, thereof.

 

13.                That the petitioner states that the Charge of offences are groundless and it has been leveled against him with a mala fide intention for humiliating him.

 

14.                That Your petitioner states that the accusation leveled by the complainant stem not from motive of furthering the ends of justice but from some ulterior motive and as such if the petitioner is not released on bail, the very object of  release on bail, will become in fructuous.

 

15.                That your petitioner belongs from a mediocre family, who run his family with his meager income.

 

16.                That your petitioner states that the content of complaint of the de-facto complainant does not disclose and or describe any particular offence or cause of offence against your petitioner.

 

17.                That your petitioner is innocent and committed no offence and have been falsely implicated in this case.

 

18.                That the allegations made against your petitioner is totally false, fabricated and motivated one.

 

19.                That Since the Charge Sheet submitted by Police, the Investigation over by conducting every possible search, and seizure thereof thus the detention of your petitioner become unwarranted and not necessary.

 

20.                That your Petitioner undertake to comply with all such direction as may be determine by the Hon’ble Court in the event of releasing him on bail at any terms and conditions, thereof in the interest of administration of justice.

 

21.                That your petitioner is a peaceful person in his locality having his permanent resident and no chance of his absconding and or evading the due process of Law.

 

22.                Unless the order as prayed for is passed your petitioner will suffer irreparable loss and injury.

 

 

23.                That this application is made bona fide and for the ends of justice.

In the circumstances stated herein above your petitioner most humbly pray that your Lordships would graciously be pleased to direct the release on bail to your petitioner in connection with  Session Case no. 400 of 2012, { ST Case no. 1 (12) 2012 } corresponding to GR Case no. 144 of 2011, in connection with Mathabhanga Police Station Case no. 64 of 2011, dated 28-02-2011, under Section 395, 396, 397 & 216A of Indian Penal Code’ 1860, pending before the Learned Additional District Session Judge, 1st Court, Cooch Behar (NDPS), and or pass such other order or orders as to your Lordship may deem fit and proper for the end of justice.

 

And the Petitioner, as in duty bound shall ever pray.

 

 

I certify that the deponent is the authorized person of

The petitioner and She is authorized to sign and affirm

This petition on behalf of the petitioner,

 

 

Advocate

 

 

A F F I D A V I T

 

I, Aysa Khatun, Wife of Yusuf Ali @ Eusuf Ali @ Md. Ichhar Mian, Daughter of Ayjat Miya, aged about 30 years, by faith Muslim, by Occupation Daily Labour, residing at Bhahmattar Chatra, Cooch Behar - 736167, do hereby solemnly affirm and say as follows:

 

1)           That I am wife of the petitioner, I am well-acquainted with the facts and circumstances of the case and as such I am competent to affirm this affidavit on behalf the petitioner.

 

2)           That the statements made in the foregoing Paragraphs of this petition are true to my information derived from the petitioner and the records of the case, which I verily believe to be true.

 

 

 

Prepared in my Office                            Deponent is known to me

                                                   

Advocate                                               Clerk to:

                                                                                      Advocate

Solemnly affirmed before me

this         day of February, 2023.

 

All annexures are legible,

 

Advocate

C O M M I S S I O N E R

 

 

 

                                                         

 

 
DISTRICT: COOCH BEHAR

THE HIGH COURT CALCUTTA

IN THE Circuit Bench at Jalpaiguri

CRIMINAL MISCELLANEOUS JURISDICTION

 

C. R. M. No.                     of  2023

 

In the Matter of

 

An application for bail under Section 439 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 ;

 

 

And

                                                    

In the Matter of

 

Yusuf Ali @ Eusuf Ali @ Md. Ichhar Mian,,

                                        ….. Petitioner

 

Versus

 

State of West Bengal,

                           ……… Opposite Party

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ashok Kumar Singh.

Advocate,

Bar Association, Room No. 15,

High Court, Calcutta,

Mobile No. 9883070666.

Email : aksinghadvocate@rediffmail.com

Enrollment Number : F/872/2000

Tenant while surrendering his tenancy right to the owner in lieu to get a flat in a newly constructed building premises is a Consumer

 

The relationship of the landlord and tenant which was earlier between the parties ceased to exist after the execution of the agreement between the complainant and the respondents, there was a new relationship of flat purchaser and the Builder/ Developer. When a tenant hands over the property on the basis of an agreement relying on the promise that the builder would hand over a portion of the property in lieu of handing over of the possession, the same would be termed as consideration paid by the complainant to the Respondent. The handing over of the constructed premises would be consideration and as such the complainant would be a consumer within the meaning of Section 2(1)(d) of the Act and failure to provide the flat by the respondents is a deficiency in service.

 

(1)  Jagdishbhai M. Sneth alias Soni Versus Surbhih Realtors India Private Limited, NCDRC, New Delhi, Revision Petition Nos. 2589-2590 of 2008, held on 24 April’ 2012;

 

(2)  Regional Provident Fund Commissioner Versus Shiv Kumar Joshi, III (1989) CPJ 36 (SC);

 

(3)  Sonia Bhatia Versus State of U.P. & Ors., 1981 (2) SCC 585;

 

(4)  Ghansi Ram Lal Shah Versus Supriya Suhas Sarmalkar & Ors, decided on 06.09.2011, in R.P. No. 337/11, by the Hon’ble NCDRC, New Delhi;