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..... corporation established by or under any law of the state legislature, including a co- operative society, or a government company within the meaning of section 617 of the companies act, 1956 and such other corporations or boards as the state government may, having regard to its financial interest in such corporations or boards, by ..... as task force commander/assistant engineer on consolidated pay/daily wage and his services were regularised with effect from 05.05.1988 by the then karnataka land army corporation limited which was constituted in the year 1974. the said corporation was renamed in the year 2009 as kridl. the petitioner was promoted as assistant ..... 06.2011, the general manager (md), issued direction to the executive officer, taluka panchayat, hagaribommanahalli to entrust the construction of low cost houses through the karnataka land army corporation limited, now called as kridl. copy of the letter dated 16.06.2011 addressed by the general manager (md), rgrhcl is at annexure c . (d .....
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..... corporation established by or under any law of the state legislature, including a co- operative society, or a government company within the meaning of section 617 of the companies act, 1956 and such other corporations or boards as the state government may, having regard to its financial interest in such corporations or boards, by ..... as task force commander/assistant engineer on consolidated pay/daily wage and his services were regularised with effect from 05.05.1988 by the then karnataka land army corporation limited which was constituted in the year 1974. the said corporation was renamed in the year 2009 as kridl. the petitioner was promoted as assistant ..... 06.2011, the general manager (md), issued direction to the executive officer, taluka panchayat, hagaribommanahalli to entrust the construction of low cost houses through the karnataka land army corporation limited, now called as kridl. copy of the letter dated 16.06.2011 addressed by the general manager (md), rgrhcl is at annexure c . (d .....
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Reported in : 2006(5)KarLJ353
..... of the tahsildar dated 22.10.2001. admitted facts would reveal of an application by late subhash patil under section 15 of the karnataka land reforms act seeking for resumption of the lands as an ex-serviceman and has retired from the army on 31.7.1991. according to him, he issued a proper notice and that therefore, he is ..... and the same was allowed. matter was remanded. in the meanwhile, an application was filed under section 15 of the act by the respondent seeking for restoration of possession on the ground that he has retired as soldier after serving the indian army. the tahsildar passed an adverse order. aggrieved by the same, an appeal was filed before the ..... remanded. the 3rd respondent stated before the tribunal that he had filed an application under section 15 of the karnataka land reforms act, inter-alia, for resumption of the lands in question, as he is an ex-serviceman and has retired from the army on 31.7.1991 and within one year from the date of retirement, he had issued .....
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..... good consciousness to all . the main thrust of the petitioner's case is that once the designated court's finding that no case for conviction under sections 3 and 4 of the tada act was made out was affirmed by this court, this court had no jurisdiction to confirm the death sentence as the reference for confirmation could only be ..... 21 and 22 of the constitution as the designated court had no :27. : jurisdiction to proceed with the case on its holding that no offence under sections 3 and 4 of the tada act was made out (b) the reference to the supreme court was bad in law and violative of articles 14 and 22 of the constitution and (c) ..... : confusion in the criminal justice system. we are ,therefore, of the opinion that the special leave petition itself was not maintainable.12. in pritam singh v. state air (37) 1950 sc169, this court while dealing with a criminal matter (after the grant of leave under article 136 of the constitution) considered the scope and ambit of this article and observed .....
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..... be procured from the same supplier or contractor for reasons of standardization and compatibility with the existing goods service or technology; 21. from careful scrutiny of section 4(b) of the act, it is evident that the requirement contained in the proviso is required to be fulfilled when the goods and services are available from a single source. ..... is also argued that in the decisions taken by the technical advisory committee as well as technical committee, there is no reference to either section 4(b) or section 20 4(c) of the act. it is also pointed out that no cogent reasons have been recorded by the board for procurement of the material from original equipment manufacturer ..... to complete the work within eight months and substantial progress has been made. it is further submitted that the requirement contained in the proviso to section 4(b) of the act is required to be complied with when the goods and services are available on a single source and not otherwise. it is also submitted 17 .....
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..... respondent, jurisdiction police on 20.08.2016 against respondent no.3. but the police failed to take necessary action. if the jurisdictional police had acted promptly in accordance with section 154 of the code of criminal procedure, the things would have been different and because of the inaction on the part of the jurisdictional 60 ..... the violation of articles 14 and 21 of the constitution of india, violation of the provisions of the aircraft act and rules, and section 44 of the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995, this court is of the opinion that the petitioners are entitled to `20,00,000/- as compensation ..... the fourth respondent has no respect to the law and has no respect to human beings. the act of the fourth respondent indicates negligence and carelessness, for the reasons best known to him. the provisions of section 166 of the indian penal code contemplates that, a public servant disobeying the law with an intention .....
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..... sealed and not anywhere else would not mean that evidence would not be required for the petitioner to prove its case in terms of section 8 of the act.12. sub-section (8) of section 8 (supra) has provided clear remedy to a person aggrieved, as it clearly indicates any person 21 aggrieved which need not be ..... by the central government vide notification number s.o.4559(e), dated:27th september, 2022 all powers exercisable by the state government under section 7 and section 8 of the said act shall be exercised by the jurisdictional commissioners of police in their respective commissionerates and deputy commissioners cum district magistrates within their respective districts in ..... lies in a narrow compass. on 27-09-2022 the government of india in exercise of powers conferred on it under sub-section (1) of section 3 of the unlawful activities (prevention) act, 1967 ( the act for short) declared popular front of india ( pfi for short) and its associates or affiliates or fronts including rehab 4 india .....
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..... consideration extraneous pleas, leading the tribunal and the court to grant reliefs which were not within the scope of adjudication. the provisions of sub-section (4) of section 10 of the act clearly provide that the tribunal shall confine its adjudication to the points referred and matters incidental thereto. therefore, it is necessary to confine the ..... the workmen or that the workmen continued only on account of an interim order of the court cannot be countenanced to defeat the provisions of section 25f and section 25j of the act. similarly, the pleas that the workmen were employed on specific jobs in soujanya counters and that the services in those counters were decided ..... that the workmen were not working in a factory and the place of their work could not be termed as an industrial establishment, warranting compliance of section 25n of the act. it was held that, if illegal appointments were made or illegal entries were created, such appointees could not be regularized by the court, and .....
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Reported in : AIR1997Kant288
..... , the supreme court held the action to be impermissible since the lease was granted without obtaining the prior approval of the central government as mandatorily requiredunder section 2 of the 1980 act.22. the further question canvassed at the bar was that if an area, even if it forms a part of the forest land, but has ..... above order, which has ihe status of law as recognised under art. 141 of the constitution of india, it is clear that, for the purpose of sec. 2 of the 1980 act.(i) ''forest' will take within its sweep all forests as understood in the dictionary sense as well as the statutory recognised forests whether designated as reserved, ..... acquired in, on or over the land comprised within the limits of the area specified in such notification, except by succession, testamentary, or intestate.'15. section 35 of the 1972 act empowers the state government to constitute an area as a national park for the purpose of propagating or developing wildlife therein or its environment for the reason .....
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Reported in : ILR2001KAR1909; (2001)IILLJ71Kant
..... contention that the deceased was not at all a worker. for this he has invited my attention to the definition as to who is worker under the factories act. section 2(1) of the act defines worker as follows: '2(1). 'worker' means a person employed, directly or by or through any agency (including a contractor) or without the knowledge of ..... file of the ii additional cj (jr. division) and jmfc, ii court, dharwad. 2. the labour inspector filed a complaint against the petitioners for the offence under section 92 of the factories act in connection with the accidental death of one john on july 2, 1998 at about 8.15 p.m. while he was working under durga fabricators, hubli. the ..... the story would have been different. no doubt, as the petitioners are the managing director and the executive director, they very well come within the ambit of section 2(n) of the factories act. it is incumbent upon to see whether they have done their work or not. in the case on hand they owe no duty towards the deceased as .....
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