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Abdul Rahiman Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... documents or any state examiner of questioned documents, as the case may be,] were included in crl.a.nos.114 & 135 of 2004 16 the section 293 of the code by amendment act of 2 of 2006 by section 5 a of that act which came into effect from 16.4.2006 and by virtue of this, gazetted officer of the mint or of the indian security press including the office of the controller of stamps and stationary which existed earlier were deleted and the above mentioned persons were included. ..... (4) this section applies to the following government scientific experts, namely:- (a) any chemical examiner or assistant chemical examiner to government; (b) the chief controller of explosives; (c ) the director of the finger print bureau; (d) the director, haffkeine instituite , bombay; (e) the director [deputy director or assistant director] of a central forensic science laboratory or a state forensic science laboratory; (f) the serologist to the government crl.a.nos.114 & 135 of 2004 15 [(g) any other government scientific expert specified, by notification, by ..... state of maharashtra (2001 crl.l.j3396 the bombay high court observed that if the witnesses have crl.a.nos.114 & 135 of 2004 10 admittedly received fake notes from accused, fake notes were recovered from the possession of the accused, then it can be presumed .....

P.M. Kelukutty and Others Vs. Young Men's Christian Association and Ot ...

Court : Kerala

..... on account of the creation, declaration, assignment, limitation or extinction of any such right, title or interest; and (d) leases of immovable property from year to year, or for any term exceeding one year, or reserving a yearly rent; the registration act 1908 (e) non -testamentary instruments transferring or assigning any decree or order of a court or any award when such decree or order or award purports or operates to create, declare, assign, limit or extinguish, whether in present or in future, any ..... the deposit of title deeds, where such deposit has been made by way of security for the repayment of a loan or an existing or future debts ; (g)sale certificate issued by any competent officer or authority under any recovery act ; (h) irrevocable power of attorney relating to transfer of immovable property in any way, executed on or after the commencement of the registration (maharashtra amendment) act, 2010. 14. ..... however, this primacy has not been extended to other provisions like section 38c of the bombay act and section 26b of the kerala act by which first charge has been created in favour of the state over the property of the dealer or any person liable to pay the dues of sales tax ..... the law a sale deed is required to be property stamped and registered before it can convey title to the vendee ..... not stated anything to the effect that the tenancy created after mortgaging the property must necessarily be registered under the provisions of the registration act and the stamp act. 30. .....

The Principal Vs. The Admission Supervisory Committee and Fee Regulato ...

Court : Kerala

..... however, article 15(4) which was added by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, provides that nothing in article 15 or in clause 2 of article 29 shall prevent the state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally ..... the process is fair, transparent, merit based and non exploitative and under section 4(7) empowered the committee to hear complaints with regard to admission in contravention of the provisions of the act and when the orders are found to be passed within those powers, the action of the committee cannot be said to be illegal applying the principles laid down by the apex court in t.m.a. ..... observed by the division bench of this court in kerala private medical college management association (supra), while section 4(6) deals with the process of admissions and empowers the committee to act on its own, section 4(7) deals with admissions already made by the colleges and any action of the committee at this stage, ordinarily, has to be on the basis of complaints made by the aggrieved. ..... of candidates submitted by the self financing professional colleges of various streams without the prior scrutiny and approval of the committee is concerned, as we have already explained, section 4(6) of the act entitles the committee to supervise and guide the entire process of admission of students with a view to ensuring that the process is fair, transparent, merit-based and non- exploitative. ..... bombay ..... lord stamp said that the real distinction .....

The Principal Vs. The Admission Supervisory Committee and Fee Regulato ...

Court : Kerala

..... however, article 15(4) which was added by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, provides that nothing in article 15 or in clause 2 of article 29 shall prevent the state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally ..... the process is fair, transparent, merit based and non exploitative and under section 4(7) empowered the committee to hear complaints with regard to admission in contravention of the provisions of the act and when the orders are found to be passed within those powers, the action of the committee cannot be said to be illegal applying the principles laid down by the apex court in t.m.a. ..... observed by the division bench of this court in kerala private medical college management association (supra), while section 4(6) deals with the process of admissions and empowers the committee to act on its own, section 4(7) deals with admissions already made by the colleges and any action of the committee at this stage, ordinarily, has to be on the basis of complaints made by the aggrieved. ..... of candidates submitted by the self financing professional colleges of various streams without the prior scrutiny and approval of the committee is concerned, as we have already explained, section 4(6) of the act entitles the committee to supervise and guide the entire process of admission of students with a view to ensuring that the process is fair, transparent, merit-based and non- exploitative. ..... bombay ..... lord stamp said that the real distinction .....

The Principal Vs. The Admission Supervisory Committee and Fee Regulato ...

Court : Kerala

..... however, article 15(4) which was added by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, provides that nothing in article 15 or in clause 2 of article 29 shall prevent the state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally ..... the process is fair, transparent, merit based and non exploitative and under section 4(7) empowered the committee to hear complaints with regard to admission in contravention of the provisions of the act and when the orders are found to be passed within those powers, the action of the committee cannot be said to be illegal applying the principles laid down by the apex court in t.m.a. ..... observed by the division bench of this court in kerala private medical college management association (supra), while section 4(6) deals with the process of admissions and empowers the committee to act on its own, section 4(7) deals with admissions already made by the colleges and any action of the committee at this stage, ordinarily, has to be on the basis of complaints made by the aggrieved. ..... of candidates submitted by the self financing professional colleges of various streams without the prior scrutiny and approval of the committee is concerned, as we have already explained, section 4(6) of the act entitles the committee to supervise and guide the entire process of admission of students with a view to ensuring that the process is fair, transparent, merit-based and non- exploitative. ..... bombay ..... lord stamp said that the real distinction .....

The Principal Vs. The Admission Supervisory Committee and Fee Regulato ...

Court : Kerala

..... however, article 15(4) which was added by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, provides that nothing in article 15 or in clause 2 of article 29 shall prevent the state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally ..... the process is fair, transparent, merit based and non exploitative and under section 4(7) empowered the committee to hear complaints with regard to admission in contravention of the provisions of the act and when the orders are found to be passed within those powers, the action of the committee cannot be said to be illegal applying the principles laid down by the apex court in t.m.a. ..... observed by the division bench of this court in kerala private medical college management association (supra), while section 4(6) deals with the process of admissions and empowers the committee to act on its own, section 4(7) deals with admissions already made by the colleges and any action of the committee at this stage, ordinarily, has to be on the basis of complaints made by the aggrieved. ..... of candidates submitted by the self financing professional colleges of various streams without the prior scrutiny and approval of the committee is concerned, as we have already explained, section 4(6) of the act entitles the committee to supervise and guide the entire process of admission of students with a view to ensuring that the process is fair, transparent, merit-based and non- exploitative. ..... bombay ..... lord stamp said that the real distinction .....

The Principal Vs. The Admission Supervisory Committee and Fee Regulato ...

Court : Kerala

..... however, article 15(4) which was added by the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, provides that nothing in article 15 or in clause 2 of article 29 shall prevent the state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally ..... the process is fair, transparent, merit based and non exploitative and under section 4(7) empowered the committee to hear complaints with regard to admission in contravention of the provisions of the act and when the orders are found to be passed within those powers, the action of the committee cannot be said to be illegal applying the principles laid down by the apex court in t.m.a. ..... observed by the division bench of this court in kerala private medical college management association (supra), while section 4(6) deals with the process of admissions and empowers the committee to act on its own, section 4(7) deals with admissions already made by the colleges and any action of the committee at this stage, ordinarily, has to be on the basis of complaints made by the aggrieved. ..... of candidates submitted by the self financing professional colleges of various streams without the prior scrutiny and approval of the committee is concerned, as we have already explained, section 4(6) of the act entitles the committee to supervise and guide the entire process of admission of students with a view to ensuring that the process is fair, transparent, merit-based and non- exploitative. ..... bombay ..... lord stamp said that the real distinction .....

Philip Vs. Surendran

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1994ACJ279

..... that court fee was payable only under the pre-existing law in force on the date of filing of the suit in the absence of any indication in the amending act that it was retrospective in operation, and that it was not payable in accordance with the law in force at the date of filing of the appeal. ..... 980, the impairment of the right of appeal came in the form of levy of enhanced court fee under the court fees (bombay amendment) act, 1954. ..... (which includes the conditions subject to which it could be exercised) vests in a party on the date of institution of the suit or proceeding and continues to vest in, and be available to, him despite any subsequent amendment to the law unless the amendment has either expressly or by necessary intendment taken away the right of appeal altogether or imposed limitations or conditions therein either regarding its maintainability or regarding the quality or the content of the appeal or the power ..... underwent adjournment in this fashion on five occasions between 5.4.1990 and 27.7.1990 and it was allowed on the last of these ..... 1143 of 1990 for review of the award, on 16.3.1990, together with a petition to condone the delay in filing ..... dhanram singh 1990 acj 41 (allahabad), took a contrary view of the matter; but the judgment was modified in the subsequent judgment in the same case which is reported at page 321 of ..... 1143 of 1990 on or before ..... 1143 of 1990 exonerating the third respondent from liability and casting it on the appellant and the second respondent .....

Shrimad Raghavendran Thirtha Swami Sanyasi Vs. Shrimad Sudheendra thee ...

Court : Kerala

..... reading sec.225 of the code of 1882 and the change brought about in the corresponding provision - order xxi rule 7 of the code of 1908 which as such is retained after the amendment act 104 of 1976, it appears to me that by omitting the expression "or of the jurisdiction of the court" from sec.225 of the code of 1882, the legislature intended that the transferee executing court is not required or competent to entertain a ..... as the code now stands after the cpc (amendment act 104 of 1976) sec.39 deals with transfer of decree and states that the court which passed the decree may, on the application of the decree holder, sent it for execution to another court (of ..... that question, it is necessary to refer to the relevant provisions of the code of civil procedure 1882, 1908 and as amended by act 104 of 1976 with effect from 01.02.1977. ..... "certify" and "fails occurring under sec.41 of the code are not defined either in the code or in the general clauses act and hence the meaning of the words should be found from the dictionaries. ..... philip (supra), this court held that the act of transmitting a decree to the transferee executing court is not ministerial act but a judicial act and that the transferor executing court retains the power over ..... narsingh rao deshpande ((1913) 38 bombay 136), the inference from this omission is clear that the executing court had no power under the present code to question the jurisdiction of the court which passed the decree under ..... gobind ram bohra (1990(1) scc 193) .....

Equity Intelligence India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Assistant Commissioner of ...

Court : Kerala

..... laws (amendment) act, 1987, parliament not only deleted the words "reason to believe" but also inserted the word "opinion" in s.147 of the act. ..... the return of income for the assessment year 2008-09 was filed and assessment under section 143(3) of the income tax act was completed, treating the transactions in purchase and sale of shares as 'business income' instead of capital gains as shown ..... " 11.from the principles laid down in the above judgments, it can be seen that the power under section 147 of the act can be invoked by the assessing officer, if, on the materials available before him, he has reason to believe that any income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment in any ..... any article or of any capital investment, for instance, shares, is made without the intention to resell at a profit, a resale under changed circumstances would only be a realisation of capital and would not stamp the transaction with a business character (see commissioner of income-tax v. ..... contention, counsel for the appellant relied on the judgment of the bombay high court in commissioner of income tax v. ..... in so far as the judgment of the bombay high court in gopal purohit (supra) is concerned, though the court has highlighted the need for consistency, it has also taken note of the fact that in that case, the ..... commissioner of income tax, bombay city [42 itr743, where the contention that buying and selling in shares was not one of the objects of the company was rejected and the court held that this was only .....