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Onkar S. Kanwar and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2001)168CTR(Ker)352; [2001]249ITR258(Ker)

..... -tax valued the properties at rs. 3,24,000 and the departmental valuation officer valued them at rs. 7,24,000. the inspecting assistant commissioner, acquisition range, ernakulam, ordered acquisition of the property on march 31, 1981. the appellants filed an appeal to the tribunal by order dated october 31, 1981. the appeal was allowed ..... ) ; devi match factory v. superintendent of central excise [1983] elt 99 (mad) ; sree annapoorna v. state of tamil nadu [1986] 63 stc 18 (mad) and certain other decisions are relied on by counsel for the petitioners.9. as already stated, counsel for the petitioners raised two contentions. according to him, the provisions of clause 2 of ..... or morally, challenge the removal of difficulties order as violative of article 14 of the constitution of india.8. learned counsel for the petitioners cited before us certain decisions to show that there is violation of article 14 of the constitution of india. the decisions reported in vishundas hundumal v. state of m. p. .....

K. Venugopalan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003CriLJ1427

..... to offences which may be tried together, shall be determined with reference to the offence which is punishable with the more severe punishment.473. extension of period of limitation in certain cases .-- notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing provisions of this chapter, any court may take cognizance of an offence after the expiry of the period oflimitation, if it is satisfied .....

R.Asok Kumar Vs. the State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... one. in fact, one of the aspects pointed out by the learned standing counsel for the devaswom is that the writ petition is filed highlighting certain allegations regarding the acquisition of land to the school. it is pointed out that the time of filing of the writ petition has to be noticed in that, the ..... we therefore do not find any ground to interfere with the judgment. review petition is accordingly dismissed. however, since acquisition was held up for long on account of litigation and stay was granted by this court, certainly petitioners will be entitled to claim compensation at market price prevalent at the time of dispossession." 14. therefore, the ..... has been admitted. ext.p12 is the notification under section 6 of the land acquisition act, 1894 issued by the land revenue commissioner for the acquisition of certain items of land for the purpose of the school. it is submitted that the acquisition proceedings are without any real purpose and the devaswom cannot be permitted to use w .....

V.N. Narayanan Nair and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker98

..... to promote improved land utilisation and distribution. a scheme for agrarian reform generally provides for limitation of ownership or possession of land to a certain maximum area and the acquisition of the surplus for distribution among the tenants and the landless agricultural workers. the pattern of agrarian reform varies from region to region according ..... they violate the fundamental rightsunder articles 14, 19 or 31. that vesting of the rights of the landlord in government and the acquisition of surplus land beyond the ceiling area for distribution among landless agricultural labourers pertain to agrarian reform cannot be disputed in view of the rulings of the supreme court ..... being so. both the imposition of a ceiling and the acquisition of excess lands come within the protection of article 31-a. 50. by section 84 all voluntary transfers after a certain date made by persons holding land in excess of the ceiling area (with certain exceptions as, for example, transfers by way of partition .....

M.T. Joseph and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1974Ker28

..... 31a(1) of the constitution that in order to decide whether compensation was payable in respect of an acquisition effected from within the ceiling area, the law in force in regard to ceiling area was the one at the time of the acquisition, and not any anterior law regarding the same. it is difficult to see how the principle of that ..... 84 and 85. their lordships sustained section 84 and struck down theexplanation to sub-section (1) of section 85. they also do not touch this question.30. certain alienations which were permitted both under the principal act and the amending act 35 of 1969 were invalidated by the amending act 17 of 1972. voluntary transfers out of ..... the principal act were taken away by the amending act. between these dates, namely 15-9-1963 and 1-1-1970, the petitioners contend that they have effected certain alienations of kayal lands and these alienations are referred to in the draft statement ext p-1 filed by the petitioners. in the draft statement these alienations are .....

M. Madhavan Pillai Vs. K.A. Balan and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1979Ker120; [1978(37)FLR59]

..... vehicles act, 1939, as there is to the deputy commissioner under section 57 of the madras hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1951. 15. a clear legislative provision will certainly prevail as against any canon of natural justice. such a provision is embodied in section 57. this is apparent not merely from the wording of that section but also from ..... sc 150, 'the aim of rules of natural justice is to secure justice or to put it negatively to prevent miscarriage of justice. these rules can operate only in areas not covered by any law validly made. in other words they do not supplant the law but supplement it'. it is true that if a statutory provision can be ..... within the said period. (8) any order passed by the appellate tribunal under sub-section (7) may be executed through the subordinate judge's court having jurisdiction over the area in which the private college is situate as if it were a decree passed by that court. (9) any person who objects to an order passed by the appellate .....

V.K. Thomas Vs. the Revenue Board Member (L.R.)

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1988CriLJ336

..... the purpose of the present case to deal at length with the effect and impact of those changes.10. section 9 incorporates provision prohibiting acquisition or possession of arms by certain category of persons : persons below 21 years of age, those sentenced on conviction of any offence involving violence or moral turpitude and for ..... at all. his illegal action supremely disentitles him for a protective legal licence. take the case of a gang of opium cultivators who manage to reach areas inaccessible even to the officials of different departments of the government. (it is generally known that there are such organised gangs, equipped with sophisticated weapons, and ..... no longer obtain now. licences cannot be legitimately sought for or obtained under the guise of protecting the food crops in these days and in such areas. the unchecked devastations of the forests have turned what used to be boundless contiguity of greenery into bleeding red patches strewn with tiled buildings and concrete .....

C.K. Rajan Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1994Ker179

..... , melsanthi and thanthri should be jointly and severally liable. the temple and its premises should be made a protected area and all demonstrations and protests banned. steps should be taken for the acquisition of pre-emption right to the devaswom with regard to adjacent properties, so that in future, when expansion of ..... custody of the funds, valuable securities and jewelleries and the preservation and management of the properties vested in the temple. the said section lays down certain safeguards regarding alienation of movable and immovable properties. section 28 envisages that the committee should be in possession of all movable and immovable properties. ..... no loss or detriment to the guruvayur devaswom. regarding the misapplication of funds, the managing committee has stated that the committee has contributed money to certain organisation and that too by giving advertisements of its magazine 'bhakthapriya'. the managing committee feels that an enquiry should be made in respect of the .....

Link Hire-purchase and Leasing Co. (Pvt.) Ltd. and Premier Kuries and ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2001]103CompCas941(Ker)

..... the business of money lending. violations of the provisions are made punishable under the act. under section 11a the licensing authority is empowered to demand additional security under certain circumstances and there is provision for forfeiture of the security. this would clearly show that what has been intended to be achieved by the kerala enactments is something ..... read as follows :'3. money-lender to obtain licence.--(1) from the date on which the provisions of this act are brought into force in any area, no person, firm or joint family (or unincorporated association of individuals shall commence or) carry on or continue business as a money-lender at any place in such ..... area without a licence obtained under this act or in contravention of the terms thereof: provided that nothing in this section shall be deemed to prohibit a person .....

Regional Director, E.S.i. Corporation Vs. Kerala Electrical and Allied ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (2003)IIILLJ768Ker

..... for medical benefit, in kind, to the employees and their families. the act is at present applicable to non-seasonal factories and certain other establishments. the provisions of the act are being extended, area-wise, in a phased manner. as on december 31, 1988, the act covered about 61.68 lakh employees in 580 industrial centres ..... 44 of 1966 and enforced with effect from june 17, 1967. it has been amended subsequently. at present, it reads as under:'45a. determination of contributions in certain cases.-(1) where in respect of a factory or establishment no returns, particulars, registers or records are submitted, furnished or maintained in accordance with the provisions of ..... respect of his factory or establishment as may be required by regulations made in this behalf.' section 45 entitles the corporation to appoint inspectors and fix the areas of their jurisdiction. the functions and duties of the inspectors have also been laid down.section 45-a needs to be noticed in extenso. it was .....