Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1955Kant65; AIR1955Mys65
..... bench shall be the decision of the chief court.' the code of civil procedure act v of 1908 was extended to mysore with effect from 1-4-1951 by the code of civil procedure amendment act ii of 1951. section 20 of the latter act provided that if immediately before the date on which the said code came into force ..... the maharaja of mysore. it contains provisions mostly analogous or similar to those in the letters patent of other high courts and the government of india act 1935 sections. (sic). that act was amended from time to time and when the state of mysore merged with the territory of india and became subject to the constitution section 15(3) ..... powers which may be exercised by a court. he has referred to some local and special acts such as section 13, aircraft act, 1934, section 24, arms act, 1878, section 10, central excises and salt act, 1944, section 13, food adulteration act, 1919 and the various acts relating to money-lenders and money-lending in which power has been given to courts to .....
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Reported in : AIR1973Kant10; AIR1973Mys10; (1972)2MysLJ224
..... disclose any cause of action and that there is no allegation that the accident was the result of a rash and negligent act on the part of the respondents. the petitioner was asked to suitably amend the application by alleging the cause of action. the petitioner maintained that the application was in order since it is strictly ..... sum of rs. 20,000/-from respondents 2 to 4. respondent 2 was the driver of the bus no. myd 3349, belonging to the 3rd respondent, the hindustan aircraft limited. (hindustan aeronautics limited), which caused the accident. the 4th respondent is the secretary. mysore government insurance department. bangalore 1, in which the bus in question had ..... 3rd respondent that the application is not in conformity with the prescribed form. all that the learned counsel submitted was, that the averment regarding rash and negligent act could have been mentioned against column 22 (any other information that may be necessary or helpful in the disposal of the claim.) 4. section 110-a of .....
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Reported in : 1986(8)ECC92; 1986(24)ELT456(Kar); ILR1986KAR3895
..... excluding the landing charges was untenable. 36. the customs act repealing the sea customs act, 1878, the inland bonded warehouses act, 1896, the land customs act, 1924 and section 15 of the aircraft act, 1934 which earlier regulated duties of customs on imports and exports in the country is a consolidating and amending act. in consolidating and amending, the said act had removed the deficiencies noticed in the working of ..... had decidedly improved on them. in fiscal legislation, in our country, it is even considered by many as a model enactment. 37. section 14 of the customs act enacted to regulate the valuation of goods for purposes of assessment, amended by act 20 of 1966 reads thus : 14. valuation of goods for purposes of assessment - (1) for the purposes of the customs tariff .....
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Reported in : ILR1991KAR3614; 1991(2)KarLJ280
..... bank the relief of reinstatement is not sought within the period of three years as per the provisions contained in the limitation act. therefore, the plaintiff is not entitled to reinstatement and as such the amendment seeking addition of a prayer for reinstatement should not be granted. 24. we may also mention here itself another contention of ..... question as to whether the penalty imposed is proportionate to the nature of misconduct proved. therefore, we consider it necessary to clarify that the decision in hindustan aircraft ltd. v. g. shambandham cannot be held to have laid down that the civil court cannot go into the question as to whether the penalty imposed is ..... to be declared as wrongful.18. however, mr. ramdas, learned counsel for the 1st respondent- bank placed strong reliance on a decision of this court in hindustan aircraft ltd. v. g. shambandham. in that decision, learned single judge of this court has held that the decision terminating the services of an employee who is guilty .....
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Reported in : 1992(61)ELT37(Kar); ILR1992KAR1609
..... years and in respect of other goods they could be left for a period of one year. these periods were substituted by one year and three months respectively by the amending act 11/83, which came force from 13-5-1983. sub-section (2) of section 61 which was inserted to fix the date from which the liability to pay ..... in a vessel or aircraft. therefore there is no substance in the contention of the petitioner that the goods in question though non-consumable, in that they are machinery for manufacturing certain items of ..... whether or not for immediate fitting;' as can be seen from the language of the definition of the word 'stores' it means goods for use in a vessel or aircraft and includes fuel and spare parts and other articles of equipment, whether or not for immediate fitting. admittedly the goods concerned in the case are not those meant for use .....
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Reported in : ILR1995KAR193; 1995(1)KarLJ632
..... price or prices higher than the price or prices fixed by the central government under section 16(1) of the act. section 20 of the act deals with the export of coffee. section 22 of the act as substituted by amendment act of 1994 provides for allotment of free sale quota. section 25 deals with the surplus coffee and surplus pool. ..... the length of the voyage or journey, as the case may be, on which the vessel or aircraft is about to proceed, or (ii) carried as per personal baggage of a passenger not exceeding such quantities as the central government may, by notification in the official ..... as if the provision made by this section had been made by notification issued under section 11 of that act. provided that nothing herein contained shall apply to coffee - (i) shipped as stored on board any vessel or aircraft in such quantity as the collector considers reasonable, having regard to the number of the crew and passengers and .....
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Reported in : I(2000)ACC80
..... or wounding of a passenger or any other bodily injury suffered by a passenger, if the accident which caused the damage so sustained took place on board of the aircraft or in the course of any of the operations of embarking or disembarking. similarly under rule 18 the carrier is also liable for damage sustained in identical circumstance, ..... the accident leading to the death of her husband occurred on account of total negligence on the part of the staff and due to the manufacturing defect in the aircraft. she stated that her husband was the sole bread winner of the family and died at a comparatively young age and was thus deprived their only source of ..... contained in the said convention to which india was also a signatory in its original form and in the amended form to non-international carriage by air and for matters connected thereto, the carriage by air act, 1972, was enacted. the said act did not apply of its own force to internal carriage of persons, luggage or goods. however, under .....
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Reported in : [1998]111STC107(Kar)
..... the learned counsel for the appellant.8. learned counsel secondly contended that legislature itself treated methanol mixture from april 1, 1992 as petroleum product by amending schedule to the act and it is no more a motor spirit. when it is a petroleum product it cannot be a motor spirit. so even earlier to april 1 ..... directly used as a fuel, even if used indirectly to facilitate the better and effective use of the fuel and proper functioning of the engine of the aircraft it can be treated as a fuel.10. in this regard it is important to refer meaning of the 'fuel' as given in mc. graw hill ..... ordinarily used directly or indirectly to provide reasonably efficient fuel for automotive or stationery internal combustion engines. methanol mixture is directly injected into the combustion chamber of aircraft during take-off for power augmentation. if the substance is used ordinarily directly or indirectly to provide reasonably efficient fuel for automotive or stationery internal combustion engines .....
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Reported in : ILR1998KAR2547
..... the learned counsel for the appellant.8. learned counsel secondly contended that legislature itself treated methanol mixture from 1.4.92 as petroleum product by amending schedule to the act and it is no more a motor spirit. when it is a petroleum product it cannot be a motor spirit. so even earlier to 1 ..... used directly or indirectly to provide reasonably efficient fuel for automotive or stationary internal combustion engines. methanol mixture is directly injected into the combustion chamber of aircraft during take off for power augmentation. if the substance is used ordinarily directly or indirectly to provide reasonably efficient fuel for auto motive or stationery internal ..... except merely adding water to methanol mixture there is no process whatever involved to arrive at methanol mixture. methanol mixture is supplied to only one type of aircraft and is carried by it during flight. it is supplied only to that air-craft with dart engine. appellant stated that he has supplied the material at .....
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Reported in : ILR2001KAR1341; (2002)IVLLJ370Kant
..... it is also unconstitutional being violative of article 19. participation in election proposed and items 3 and 4 of the amendment are unconstitutional and contrary to trade unions act. the proposed amendments are inconsistent with the very concept of misconduct as understood in industrial law. it was further submitted that the standing ..... not apply to employees of public sector undertakings. this has been referred to since government servants have been required not to participate in politics. the amendments as proposed appear to derive inspiration from the fact that the government servants are not expected to participate in politics. further, in the workmen ..... of the petitioner in the writ petition that the company is engaged in manufacturing of aero- engines, aircrafts etc; having several divisions at bangalore complex, and is governed by the industrial employment (standing orders) act and the rules framed thereunder. the standing orders were duly certified by the certifying officer in the .....
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