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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

Mr.kushal B.r. Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....

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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

Dr Shivani Ramachandran Vs. Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....

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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

Mr Tanay Appachu Shastry Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....

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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

Ananya Anantharaman Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....

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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

Samiulla Saheb Vs. Mohammed Sameer

Court : Karnataka

..... joining the two words has to be interpreted with reference to the point of time requisite for the purposes of the provision, in the case of section 20 of the rp act, 1950 it being the date on which a person seeks to be registered as an elector in a particular constituency.246. thus, residence is a concept that ..... depends upon the facts of each case.30. in kuldip nayar v. union of india [(2006) 7 scc1 the expression ordinary residence as used in the representation of the people act, 1950 fell for interpretation. this court observed: (scc p. 96, paras 243-46) 12 243. lexicon refers to cicutti v. suffolk county council [(1981) 1 wlr558: (1980) ..... district court in which the suit was instituted had no jurisdiction over the infants except such jurisdiction as was conferred by the guardians and wards act, 1890. by the 9th section of that act the jurisdiction of the court is confined to infants ordinarily resident in the district. it is in their lordships' opinion impossible to hold that infants .....

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Apr 22 2024 (HC)

David D Souza Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... instigates any person to do that thing as stated in clause firstly or to do anything as stated in clauses secondly or thirdly of section 107 ipc. section 109 ipc provides that if the act abetted is committed pursuant to and in consequence of abetment then the offender is to be punished with the punishment provided for the original ..... scc online sc73724 absolutely no material to allege that the appellant abetted for suicide of the deceased within the meaning of section 306ipc.11. even with regard to offence alleged under section 3(2)(v) of the act it is to be noticed that except vague and bald statement that the appellant and other family members abused the deceased ..... she died on 06.07.2000 at 07:30 pm. ... 60. in india attempt to commit suicide is an offence under section 309 ipc. this section provides that whoever attempts to commit suicide and does any act towards the commission of such offence, he shall be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or .....

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Apr 09 2024 (SC)

Karikho Kri Vs. Nuney Tayang

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... a candidate was not entitled to contest and the election is void. otherwise, it would be an anomalous situation that even when criminal proceedings under section 125-a of the act can be initiated and the selected candidate is criminally prosecuted and convicted, but the result of his election cannot be questioned. this cannot be countenanced. ..... of assets and sources of income of candidates and their associates would constitute a corrupt practice falling under the heading undue influence , as defined under section 123 (2) of the act of 1951. in s. rukmini madegowda vs. 14 (2018) 4 scc69929 state election commission and others15, a 3-judge bench of this court ..... intimated to the election commission of india and to the chairman of the legislative assembly of the state of 41 arunachal pradesh forthwith, as required by section 116c(2) of the act of 1951. an authenticated copy of this judgment shall be sent to the election commission of india forthwith. parties shall bear their own costs. .., .....

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Apr 08 2024 (SC)

Yash Tuteja Vs. Union Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the complaint is based are under various sections of the income-tax act, 1961, read with sections 120b, 191, 199, 200 and 204 of the indian penal code, 1860 (for short, the 1 ipc ). it is also not in dispute that ..... purposes of the cr.pc provisions, the special court shall be deemed to be a court of sessions. however, sub-section (1) of section 46 starts with the words save as otherwise provided in this act. considering the provisions of section 46(1) of the pmla, save as otherwise provided in the pmla, the provisions of the code of criminal procedure ..... on the petitions. in substance, in these writ petitions, the only challenge that survives is to the complaint filed by the directorate of enforcement under section 44(1)(b) of the prevention of money-laundering act, 2002 (for short, the pmla ) concerning ecir/rpzo/11/2022.2. it is not in dispute that the alleged scheduled offences on which .....

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Apr 05 2024 (SC)

Shoma Kanti Sen Vs. The State Of Maharashtra

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... finding on the basis of broad probabilities. however, while dealing with a special statute like mcoca having re- gard to the provisions contained in sub-section (4) of section 21 of the act, the court may have to probe into the matter deeper so as to enable it to arrive at a finding that the materials collected against the ac ..... tablished prima facie, appellants could be brought within the fold of the offence relating to membership of a terrorist organisation. to bring within the scope of section 38 of the 1967 act, it would not be sufficient to demonstrate that one is an associate or someone who professes to be associated with a terrorist organisation. but there must be ..... join cpi (maoist), but her mere presence on the spot, by itself, would not constitute an offence of recruiting any person or persons for a terrorist act, as specified in section 18 thereof. as regards the statement of kw-3, he claims to have met the appellant in 2007-08 during her lectures on communist ideology and party .....

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Apr 05 2024 (HC)

Sri Pankaj Singh Sengar Vs. Smt Priyanka Singh

Court : Karnataka

..... the claim of the husband seeking annulment of marriage or defence of the wife. in the said petition, the wife files an application seeking interim maintenance under section 24 of the hindu marriage act, 1955. the concerned court, after hearing the parties on the application, grants the wife interim maintenance of `15,000/- per month in terms of its ..... maintenance by the following order: . . ..4. point no.1 & 2:- main petition is of the husband seeking divorce from the respondent on the ground of cruelty (u/sec. 13 (1) (la) of the hindu marriage act). on service of notice of this petition, the respondent appeared before this court personally on 10/10/2012 and later filed application u ..... /sec. 13 of the family courts act on the adjourned date and 10 she is represented by advocate. on the same date, this ia has been filed by the respondent. the matter came to .....

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