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May 28 2021

Akbar M K, vs Union Territory of Lakshadweep

Court : Kerala

Decided on : May-28-2021

on 22.03.2020. Thereafter, detailed orders were issued for managing the situation on 25.03.2020 under the provisions of the Disaster Management Act, 2005.14. It was further contended that during the lockdown periodimposed by the Ministry of Home Affairs, no movement other … grounds:A. In pursuance of the powers conferred on the 2 nd respondent, the Administrator of Lakshadweep Administration, under Section 44 of the Lakshadweep Panchayats Regulation, 1994, read with Section 46 of the said Regulation, the provisions contained … any person violating the regulations and this was done by notification dated 27.12.2020. Thus, the Administration has taken all the practical steps to control the

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Sep 08 2020

Dr.S.V.Mohammed Haris vs the District Collector Kannur and Chairman

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Sep-08-2020

been issued invoking the powers under the Disaster Management Act. An order validly made in accordance with the Disaster Management Act, 2005, cannot be interfered with even if there has been any transgression of any guidelines laid down by the … which cannot be foreseen during normal times. Therefore, it will be open to the District Authority to invoke Section 34 and procure use of amenities including buildings from any authority or person even without formal requisition and … In the counter affidavit, it was contended that a meeting wasconvened on 27.06.2020 in the Chambers of Additional District Magistrate, Kannur and Mr. Mashoob, 2nd

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Sep 08 2020

Balamani P. vs the District Collector and Chairman,

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Sep-08-2020

been issued invoking the powers under the Disaster Management Act. An order validly made in accordance with the Disaster Management Act, 2005, cannot be interfered with even if there has been any transgression of any guidelines laid down by the … which cannot be foreseen during normal times. Therefore, it will be open to the District Authority to invoke Section 34 and procure use of amenities including buildings from any authority or person even without formal requisition and … In the counter affidavit, it was contended that a meeting wasconvened on 27.06.2020 in the Chambers of Additional District Magistrate, Kannur and Mr. Mashoob, 2nd

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Sep 28 2021

Jayananda K.R vs Union of India

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Sep-28-2021

the laws are violated by any person/persons, they will be prosecuted under Sections 50 to 60 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, Section 188 of the IPC and Sections 4, 5 and 10 of the Karnataka Infectious Diseases Act, 2020.W.P(C)s.16833 & … April 2021, which was further extended for a period upto 30.06.2021 vide an Order of even number dated 27.05.2021; And whereas, considering the need for containment of COVID-19 cases across the country, MoHFW vide DO No. Z.28015/85/2021-DM

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Sep 28 2021

A.K.M.Ashraf, vs Union of India,

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Sep-28-2021

the laws are violated by any person/persons, they will be prosecuted under Sections 50 to 60 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, Section 188 of the IPC and Sections 4, 5 and 10 of the Karnataka Infectious Diseases Act, 2020.W.P(C)s.16833 & … April 2021, which was further extended for a period upto 30.06.2021 vide an Order of even number dated 27.05.2021; And whereas, considering the need for containment of COVID-19 cases across the country, MoHFW vide DO No. Z.28015/85/2021-DM

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Dec 08 2022

Dr. Dileep Kumar S.R vs Veena S. Nair

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Dec-08-2022

first objection raised by Sri. Ajit Joy isbased on Sections 50, 60, 72, 73 and 74 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005. Section 50 deals with emergency procurement and accounting. It does not prevent a person from affirming that a public

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Dec 08 2022

Dr. Rajan N. Khobragrade I.a.S. vs Veena S. Nair

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Dec-08-2022

first objection raised by Sri. Ajit Joy isbased on Sections 50, 60, 72, 73 and 74 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005. Section 50 deals with emergency procurement and accounting. It does not prevent a person from affirming that a public

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Dec 08 2022

Balamurali D. vs Veena S. Nair

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Dec-08-2022

first objection raised by Sri. Ajit Joy isbased on Sections 50, 60, 72, 73 and 74 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005. Section 50 deals with emergency procurement and accounting. It does not prevent a person from affirming that a public

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Jul 22 2020

Dr.S.V.Mohammed Haris vs the District Collector Kannur

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Jul-22-2020

back.8. It was further argued that take-over of buildings for thepurpose of CFLTC is not provided under the Disaster Management Act, 2005. The source of power of the respondents is Ext.P5 Guidelines. Therefore, the provisions therein ought to have been … to them by the Municipal authorities. Using the said building as CFLTC would, however, not be illegal since Section 72 of the Disaster Management Act gives the provisions therein overriding effect over all other laws including the … property is violated.20. The pleadings would disclose that a meeting wasconvened on 27.06.2020 by the Additional District Magistrate for taking over the Z Pluz Apartment

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Jul 22 2020

Balamani P., vs the District Collector and Chairman District Disaster ...

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Jul-22-2020

back.8. It was further argued that take-over of buildings for thepurpose of CFLTC is not provided under the Disaster Management Act, 2005. The source of power of the respondents is Ext.P5 Guidelines. Therefore, the provisions therein ought to have been … to them by the Municipal authorities. Using the said building as CFLTC would, however, not be illegal since Section 72 of the Disaster Management Act gives the provisions therein overriding effect over all other laws including the … property is violated.20. The pleadings would disclose that a meeting wasconvened on 27.06.2020 by the Additional District Magistrate for taking over the Z Pluz Apartment

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