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Bangalore Mahanagara Nagareeka Kriyasamithi Vs. Bangalore Mahanagara P ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2000KAR3772; 2001(3)KarLJ123

..... property tax the rateable value of the building or land shall be determined by the commissioner. for an effective resolution of the dispute involved herein, section 109 of the act is the most material provision. it provides the method for assessment of property tax. it reads as under:'109. method of assessment of property tax ..... and would eliminate all complaints and grievances of differential treatment'.(emphasis supplied) re: legislative scheme and law relating to arv8. chapter x of the act deals with taxation'. section 103(b)(i) inter alia provides that subject to the general or special orders of the government a corporation shall with the sanction of the ..... for similar buildings, citizen dissatisfaction and leakage of revenue to the corporation. obviously, this system has benefited neither the citizen nor the corporation. apropos section 148 of the kmc act, 1976, the corporation is empowered to revise the property tax at least once in five years, the reason for which is obvious. it is a .....

Vidya Ramakrishnaiah Vs. R.N. Vikram

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2005KAR838; 2005(3)KarLJ347

..... of sri vedachala that the assault by the wife on the husband on three occasions cannot be constituted as cruelty to make a decree for divorce under section 13(1)(ia) of the act. therefore, in the light of the above conclusion, this appeal is liable to be rejected.13. further, we find that it is also necessary to ..... .dastane v. mrs..dastane , : [1975]3scr967 , while considering the question as to whether an order for judicial separation is required to be made in section 10(1)(b) of the act prior to 1976 amendment on the ground of cruelty pleaded by the husband. at paragraph 32 of the judgment it is observed by the apex court as follows ..... statement inter alia disputing the assertions made by the respondent and contending that the respondent has not made out any ground for divorce under section 13 of the hindu marriage act, {hereinafter referred to as 'the act'}, she has denied the assertion of the respondent that she had assaulted him on 8th july 1999, 12th august 1999 and 19th september 1999 .....

E. Venkatakrishna Vs. the Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1989Kant35

..... against him. further, clause 36 of the agreement shows that the agreement was made at madras and the petitioner had agreed that courts at madras alone have jurisdiction. section 32 of the arbitration act bars suits on any rounds whatsoever including the effect or validity of an arbitration agreement. as held by the supreme court in the case of rukmani bai : air1981sc479 ..... in india by a foreign company called 'esso eastern inc', the esso (acquisition of undertakings in india) act, 1974, was enacted by the parliament. section 7 of the said act provided that after the transfer and vesting of the undertaking, which was acquired under the act, in the central government, the central government was empowered to transfer the right, title and interest and the .....

Dr. NitIn G. Khot and Others Vs. Station Commandant, Belgaum Cantonmen ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1998Kant300; ILR1998KAR2194; 1998(3)KarLJ102

..... of the land within the cantonment was governed by cantonment land administration rules, 1937 (hereinafter called the cantonment rules) framed by the central government under section 280 of the cantonment act. according to the aforesaid rules the land in cantonment is divided into 3 categories i.e., classes a, b and c. class 'a' land ..... alleged threat to the security. despite our persistent queries the learned counsel appearing for the respondents could not refer to any such restrictions imposed by the army authorities in any other cantonment area. we are satisfied that the restrictions imposed on the public roads which admittedly were used for decades by the public ..... rifle rangers, grass farms, dairy farms, brick fields, soldiers and hospital gardens as provided for in paragraphs 419, 421 and 425 of the regulations for the army in india and other official requirements of the military authorities'. similarly rule 9 deals with the management of class a(1) land and provides that except for .....

B.S. Yeddyurappa The State of Karnataka, by the Inspector of Police, B ...

Court : Karnataka

..... presume cag report as a confidential document, till it meets finality in the parliament or the legislature. the code no where contemplates a police officer acting under section 157 of the code to publish the source of information which drives him to register a suo moto complaint in respect of a cognizable offence. ..... an investigation into evasion of tax, the source of information is not material; when the legislature itself has not restricted the authorities concerned under section 132 supra from acting upon the information which may be derived from the report of the cag which has not been laid/discussed by the state legislature, it ..... , government of karnataka to take action against them. since there was no response from the government side, by invoking the provisions of section 15(3) of the karnataka lokayuktha act ('the act' for short), the matter was referred to the director general of police, criminal investigation department, economic offences and special units, for investigation .....

Devidas Garg and Another Vs. State of Karnataka, represented by the Pu ...

Court : Karnataka

..... kariyammana agrahara village. the petitioners herein subsequently became the shareholders of m/s. vikas telecom limited during 2003. the final notification under section 28(4) of the kiad act was issued on 23.10.2003 in respect of 105 acres 28 guntas in devarabeesanahalli and 25 guntas in kariyammana agrahara village. in ..... , bangalore south taluk, as industrial area. on the very same day, a preliminary notification under section 28(1) of the kiad act was also published in the official gazette. an extent of 109 acres 28 guntas was proposed to be acquired. m/s. vikas ..... consideration. the revenue records stood transferred to their respective names. the government of karnataka vide notification dated 10.12.2001 issued under section 3(1) of the karnataka industries areas development act, 1966 ( the kiad actfor short), declared that certain agricultural lands in the villages of devarabeesanahalli and kariammana agrahara, varthur hobli .....

Taxi Owners' and Drivers' Association, Mysore Vs. State of Karnataka a ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2001KAR2255; 2002(2)KarLJ263

..... , the rate of tax was higher than that for motor taxi cabs. this distinction has been done away with by section 5 of the amending act, the relevant portion whereof reads thus.--'5. amendment of schedule.--in the schedule to the principal act.-- (a) in part 'a'.-- (1) in item 4, in sub-item (1), for clauses (b) and ..... distinctly different from other motor cabs. while the former were being used by the less affluent, the latter were patronised by bigger establishments and used by the wealthier sections of the society. inasmuch as, the distinction earlier recognised between the two categories has been abolished, the amendment fell foul of article 14 and was therefore liable ..... and yellow metered taxies are becoming extinct because of introduction of newer models and more fuel efficient vehicles or that the metered taxies are being used by poorer sections of the society only, does not in my opinion make any material differences insofar as the levy of tax on such vehicles is concerned. it may be .....

B. Seenaiah and Co. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Assts ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1998KAR1178

..... the total amount payable to such dealers in cases where the dealers are permitted to pay the tax amount by way of composition under sub-section (6) of section 17 of the act. in the remaining cases, the substituted provision permits deduction at source at the rates specified in the sixth schedule which are the rates otherwise ..... make an assessment order within a period of three years from the date on which a return under sub-section (1) of section 12 was submitted by the dealer. the amending act, while substituting section 19a, has simultaneously amended section 12(5) also to provide that the assessments shall be completed within two years from the dates on which ..... .1. a division bench of this court in kec international limited v. state of karnataka [1997] 105 stc 192 examined the constitutional validity of section 19a of the karnataka sales tax act, 1957, which made a provision for deduction at source from amounts payable to a dealer in respect of works contracts of the nature specified in .....

Taxi Owners' And Drivers' Association Vs. State of Karnataka and Ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : III(2002)ACC748

..... the rate of tax was higher than that for motor taxi cabs. this distinction has been done away with by section 5 of the amending act, the relevant portion whereof reads thus:5. amendment of schedule.--in the schedule to the principal act.--(a) in part 'a'.--(1) in item 4, in sub-item (1), for clauses (b) and (c ..... and distinctly different from other moto cabs. while the former were being used by the less affluent, the latter were patronised by bigger establishments and used by the wealthier sections of the society. inasmuch as, the distinction earlier recognised between the two categories has been abolished, the amendment fell foul of article 14 and was, therefore, liable ..... and yellow metered taxies are becoming extinct because of introduction of newer models and more fuel efficient vehicles or that the metered taxies are being used by poorer sections of the society only, does not in my opinion make any material differences insofar as the levy of tax on such vehicles is concerned. it may be .....

Sangappa Andanappa Vs. Shivamurthiswamy Siddappalyaswamy

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1961Kant106; AIR1961Mys106

..... election of the appellant. 151. now, in order that that result might be produced by the publication, the corrupt practice must full within clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 100 of the act, which reads : '100. grounds for declaring election to be void :-- (1) subject to the provisions of sub-sectiion (2), if the tribunal is of ..... we shall therefore first consider the question whether on january 3, 1957 the appellant and the respondent were both candidates. 118. now, a candidate is defined by section 79(b) of the act. that section reads: '79. definitions. in this part and in parts vii and viii, unless the contest otherwise requires. * * * * * (b) 'candidate' means ..... that there was no foundation for the allegation that there was any excessive expenditure incurred or authorised by the appellant in contravention of the provisions of section 77 of the act. that charge, in our opinion, must therefore fail. 86. we next proceed to consider the charge that a corrupt practice had been committed .....