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..... 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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..... from the facts noted above that the order of provisional attachment was passed before the proceedings against the appellant were initiated under section 74 of the hpgst act. section 83 of the act requires that there must be pendency of proceedings under the relevant provisions mentioned above against the taxable person whose property is sought ..... which, as explained above, is not the case here.24. the upshot of the entire discussion is that the exercise of power under section 142(2a) of the act leads to serious civil consequences and, therefore, even in the absence of express provision for affording an opportunity of pre- decisional hearing to ..... that when civil consequences ensue, no distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative order survives, we deem it unnecessary to dilate on the scope of section 136 of the act. it is the civil consequence which obliterates the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, .....
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..... from the facts noted above that the order of provisional attachment was passed before the proceedings against the appellant were initiated under section 74 of the hpgst act. section 83 of the act requires that there must be pendency of proceedings under the relevant provisions mentioned above against the taxable person whose property is sought ..... which, as explained above, is not the case here.24. the upshot of the entire discussion is that the exercise of power under section 142(2a) of the act leads to serious civil consequences and, therefore, even in the absence of express provision for affording an opportunity of pre- decisional hearing to ..... that when civil consequences ensue, no distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative order survives, we deem it unnecessary to dilate on the scope of section 136 of the act. it is the civil consequence which obliterates the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, .....
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..... from the facts noted above that the order of provisional attachment was passed before the proceedings against the appellant were initiated under section 74 of the hpgst act. section 83 of the act requires that there must be pendency of proceedings under the relevant provisions mentioned above against the taxable person whose property is sought ..... which, as explained above, is not the case here.24. the upshot of the entire discussion is that the exercise of power under section 142(2a) of the act leads to serious civil consequences and, therefore, even in the absence of express provision for affording an opportunity of pre- decisional hearing to ..... that when civil consequences ensue, no distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative order survives, we deem it unnecessary to dilate on the scope of section 136 of the act. it is the civil consequence which obliterates the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, .....
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..... 7. in gazettee notification dated 17.07.1992, karnataka directorate of health and family welfare services (recruitment) (amendment) rules, 1992, is passed under section 8 read with section 3(1) of karnataka state civil services act, 1978, which speaks about different categories of - 4 - nc:2024. khc-d:5738-db wp no.100881 of 2024 government doctors and one such ..... and is contending that she is entitled to be appointed as taluk health officer. she relies upon section 2(g) of the karnataka civil services (regulation of transfer of medical officers and other staff) act, 2011 and schedule i of the said act. section 2(g) defines medical officer and it reads as follows: 2(g) medical officer means a ..... by the appointing authority to any of the category of posts specified in schedule i.10. schedule i of the act reads as under: - 5 - nc:2024. khc-d:5738-db wp no.100881 of 2024 schedule i (see section 2(g), (i) and section10) posts which come under the meaning of medical officer sl. category of posts .....
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..... in the case of countries outside the hague adoption convention, a support letter shall be issued by the central adoption resource authority. (emphasis supplied) section 58 of the act deals with procedure for adoption by indian prospective adoptive parents living in india. the indian prospective parents living in india irrespective of their religion if ..... any, to maintain the relatives in the biological family. (emphasis supplied) in exercise of powers conferred under clause (c) of section 68 and clause (3) of section 2 of the act, the union of india had promulgated adoption regulations 2017 which come to be superseded by adoption regulations of 2022. certain clauses of ..... for by the petitioners.11. to consider the grievance of the petitioners, it becomes germane to notice certain provisions of the act and the adoption regulations. sections 58, 60 and 63 of the act read as follows: 58. procedure for adoption by indian prospective adoptive parents living in india. (1) indian prospective adoptive .....
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..... injury without getting any opportunity to get such a decree set aside on legally permissible grounds. consequently, it may be held that once the petition under section 13 of the hindu marriage act results into any decree of divorce either ex parte or bipartite then the aggrieved spouse concerned who suffers from such pernicious legal effects can legitimately try to ..... the afore-narrated facts are not in dispute. the petitioner is the wife of one l.ramakrishna who, at the time of marriage in the year 1987, was in the army. thirty years later, ramakrishna resigns and comes back to his house. the couple also have a daughter who is now 28 years. after the husband comes back to the ..... a girl child born on 08.07.1995, who is presently with the petitioner. the husband of the petitioner at the time of marriage was serving in the indian army and the petitioner lived in the matrimonial house along with the father and mother of the husband. the husband used to visit the house once in a year for close .....
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..... favour someone; or whether the process adopted or decision made is so arbitrary and irrational that the court can say:"the decision is such that no responsible authority acting reasonably and in accordance with relevant law could have reached"; (ii) whether public interest is affected. if the answers are in the negative, there should ..... advocate for sri rakesh b.bhatt, advocate, advocate for r2) this writ appeal is filed under articles226and227of the constitution of india and section4of the karnataka high court act, 1963 praying to pass a judgment and order, a) setting aside the impugned judgment and order dated06h of july, 2023 of the learned single bench of ..... no.100625/2023 and dismiss the writ petition. in writ appeal no.100567 of2023between: raghava construction india pvt. ltd., a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, 2019. having registered office at, raghava pride, h.no.8-2-603/1/27 and28 road no.10, banjara hills, hyderabad-500034, represented herein by its .....
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..... favour someone; or whether the process adopted or decision made is so arbitrary and irrational that the court can say:"the decision is such that no responsible authority acting reasonably and in accordance with relevant law could have reached"; (ii) whether public interest is affected. if the answers are in the negative, there should ..... advocate for sri rakesh b.bhatt, advocate, advocate for r2) this writ appeal is filed under articles226and227of the constitution of india and section4of the karnataka high court act, 1963 praying to pass a judgment and order, a) setting aside the impugned judgment and order dated06h of july, 2023 of the learned single bench of ..... no.100625/2023 and dismiss the writ petition. in writ appeal no.100567 of2023between: raghava construction india pvt. ltd., a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act, 2019. having registered office at, raghava pride, h.no.8-2-603/1/27 and28 road no.10, banjara hills, hyderabad-500034, represented herein by its .....
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..... cannot be said the appellants have committed any such atrocities against the complainant on the ground that he is a member of the scheduled caste. hence, section 18 or 18a of the said act, will not come in the way of considering the prayer of the appellants, seeking pre-arrest bail.16. in hitesh verma v. state of uttarkhand reported in (2020 ..... . the respondent no.2/complainant has filed statement of objections. he would contend that the appellants are very well aware of his caste and under section 8(c) of the sc/st (poa) act, if the accused is having personal knowledge of the victim or his family, the court shall presume that the accused was aware of the caste or tribal identity ..... by respondent no.2 he has alleged that the appellants/accused nos.1 and 2 have committed offences under section 504, 506, 153(a), 109, 500, 501 and 120b r/w section 34 of ipc and section 3(i)(x) of sc/st (poa) act.-. 7 - nc:2024. khc:11773 crl.a no.390 of 2024 8. it is averred in the complaint that .....
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