Subodh Chandra Das Gupta v. Union Territory of Tripura

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1962 Supreme(Online)(Gau) 2

TRIPURA HIGH COURT
T. N. R. Tirumalpad, J. C.
Subodh Chandra Das Gupta v. Union Territory of Tripura

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For the Appellants/Petitioners: None
For the Respondents: None

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1. joint application for distinct claims is disallowed. (Para 1 , 2 , 8)
2. petitioners assert rights violated by passport's seizure. (Para 5 , 6 , 7)
3. validity of joint petitions under cpc provisions discussed. (Para 12 , 19 , 20)
4. authority of the district magistrate in seizures is questioned. (Para 24 , 26 , 28)
5. district magistrate's actions were unauthorized but remedy unavailable. (Para 30 , 34)

1. This is a joint application by three petitioners under Art.226 of the Constitution to declare that the order passed by the District Magistrate dated 25-3-1957 authorising the seizure of the two India - Pakistan Passports dated 14-11-1952 and 15-1-1957 belonging to petitioners 2 and 3 and that the seizure of the India - Pakistan Passport dated 26-3-1955 of petitioner No.1 by the Officer - in - charge of Khowai Check Post on 22-4-1954 are illegal, ultra vires, without jurisdiction and void and further to declare that the order of the District Magistrate cancelling the three aforesaid Passports of the petitioners in a letter dated 19-6-1957 written by Officer - in - charge, Passport section to the Tripura Administration is also illegal, ultra vires, unconstitutional a

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1962 Supreme(Online)(Gau) 2

TRIPURA HIGH COURTT. N. R. Tirumalpad, J. C.Subodh Chandra Das Gupta v. Union Territory of Tripura

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TRIPURA HIGH COURT
T. N. R. Tirumalpad, J. C.
Subodh Chandra Das Gupta v. Union Territory of Tripura