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Nitin Shambhukumar Kasliwal Vs. Debt Recovery Tribunal-1

Court : Karnataka

..... the tribunal seeking return of passport on the score that there is urgent necessity of the old passport as its validity had expired and a fresh passport had to be secured from the hands of the passport authority. that having not been considered, the petitioner is before this court seeking a direction as observed hereinabove.4. heard sri k.n. ..... of the passport or travel document has - 13 - nc:2023. khc:44173 wp no.26333 of 2023 been issued by a court under any law for the time being in force or if an order prohibiting the departure from india of the holder of the passport or other travel document has been made by any such court and the passport authority ..... court or criminal court to retain or impound a passport. the issue in the case at hand is, such an act being done by the tribunal which undoubtedly has only the power of following the procedure of a civil court in securing ends of justice. the civil court or the criminal court itself do not have the power to impound the passport .....

Premier Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Davanagare Cotton Mills Ltd. and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1962]32CompCas168(Kar); ILR1960KAR1055

..... and the secured creditors (particularly the state of mysore) are interested in seeing that the bid does not go below the mark reached on the last occasion. 3. i agree with my learned brother that the contention of sri v.l. narasimha murthy, challenging the maintainability of the appeal is without force. section 483 of the indian companies act provides for an appeal ..... . section 13 of the mysore high court act says that appeals against decrees, orders or sentences passed by a judge of the high court, in the exercise of the original, civil and criminal jurisdiction conferred upon the high court under section 12 or vested in it under any law for the time being in force, shall, when allowed by law, be heard .....

In Re: Narasing Naik

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1972CriLJ1150

..... individual citizen is faced with a danger and immediate aid from the state machinery was not available the individual citizen is entitled to protect himself and his property. but the force that a citizen is entitled to use must not be unduly disproportionate to the injury which has to be averted or which is reasonable to apprehend and should not exceed ..... injured. in any case there was absolutely no need to fire the second shot when p, ws. 1 to 4 had got into the house. hence there is no force in the contentions urged by sri shamanna,16. with regard to the theory of private defence put forward by sri a. shamanna on behalf of a-7, we would like ..... warned him. again after the receipt of exhibit p-4, he sent for a-2 once again and warned him against any act of breach of peace. he has further stated that he was making enquiries with regard to taking security proceedings against the persons mentioned therein, but shortly thereafter the occurrence took place. from what has been stated above, it is .....

Sri T.N. Anantha Balaraje Urs Vs. Smt. Gunamba Nanjaraje Urs.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2005(5)CTC1; ILR2005KAR3596; [2006(1)JCR384(Kant)]; 2005(5)KarLJ256

..... ghadge and anr. v. chandrakant ganpat ghadge and ors., : ilr2003kar1794 and sawan ram v. kalawanti and ors., : [1967]3scr687 which relate to adoptions after the coming into force of act of 1956. thus, we are of the considered view that the opinion of the full bench of this court in chikkawwa's case (supra the mysore high court reports, ..... to establish a case of ouster by a claim of adverse possession. the evidence would not justify the conclusion that the appellant established ouster of his natural mother from securing her share of property. the finding of the court below on issue no. 9 cannot be said to suffer either from any legal or factual errors calling for ..... probate granted on 4.4.1931 by a competent court whereunder narasaraje urs, the brother of the testator was disentitled to 1/3 share in the ancestral property, having secured a stipend of rs. 600/- from the palace, is admitted. the appellant in the course of cross-examination of pw-1 has suggested that narasaraje urs was given .....

Brigadier M.S. Oberoi Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1994KAR3313; 1994(5)KarLJ49

..... against the petitioner and i do not find anything earth shaking in those charges. i do not find anything that would affect the working of the army or the security of the nation. at the very highest, whatever was alleged against the present petitioner is that he is supposed to have had some sort of affair with the wife ..... option for redressal, in the face of injustice, the courts will not shut out such an officer because even a decision taken by the highest authorities of the armed forces or the government is necessarily subject to judicial review. it is true that courts will not normally or loosely interfere but if the injustice is manifest, it is the ..... ordersaldanha, j.1. the petitioner in this case is a very senior officer of the armed forces and he has through the present petition assailed the correctness of the order passed by the central government under section 19 of the army act on 23-4-1991 compulsorily retiring him from service. the order proceeds on the footing that the petitioner .....

A.K. Subbaiah Vs. Lokayuktha for Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1995KAR620; 1995(3)KarLJ20

..... investigation, can refuse to do so. the conclusion drawn by the lokayukta in regard to the allegation that respondent-2 was involved in the matter of securing a job to said rangaswamy is that there is not even iota of material to show that he was aware of the payment made to nagarathnamma or ..... that context cannot be made applicable to a case of the present nature wherein the complaint itself is under investigation. moreover, in the proceedings arising under the act, there is no lis as such between the complainant and the respondents wherein adjudication is made by the lokayukta. lokayukta is an investigating agency and tries to ..... gowda, of koniganahalli village, somwarpet taluk, kodagu district, filed a complaint before the lokayukta - respondent no. 1 complaining that respondents 2 to 5 had committed certain acts or omitted to discharge their duties being public servants. the 1st-respondent passed an order on 17.6.1986 dismissing the complaint filed by them. thereafter, they filed .....

Jay Jee Service Station and anr. Vs. Syndicate Bank and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1999]98CompCas551(Kar)

..... import letter of credit facility, extended by the plaintiff-bank to the petitioners. with the coming into force of the recovery of debts due to banks and financial institutions act, 1993, both the suits were transferred in terms of section 31 of the act, to the debt recovery tribunal at bangalore, where the same were registered as 0. a. no ..... of time were considered to be independent of each other giving rise to different causes of action. a joint petition was all the same held maintainable because the security provided by way of a mortgage was common to the two transactions. the enforcement of one liability was held to the consequential to be other having regard to ..... not have been within the jurisdiction of the tribunal, the respondent-bank claims that the two facilities were granted to the same set of individuals against the same securities and on the same date. the tribunal has on a consideration of the material on record, in that case come to the conclusion that both the loan transactions .....

Nalini Kumari, Major Vs. K.S. Bopaiah, Major

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2007(1)KarLJ342

..... partition of joint family properties and otherwise, she would kill their own child and commit suicide. petitioner has further alleged, that when he searched the entire almirah, he secured a medical slip issued by manasa medical foundation, bangalore, which evidenced that earlier to the marriage itself, i.e. on 26.11.1991, the respondent had been admitted ..... 2nd july 1993 and in the presence of such trauma, it was observed by the petitioner, that the respondent was behaving in a strange way and such behaviour forced the neighbours to inform the petitioner, that some thing was abnormal with the respondent. after closely observing the respondent, it is stated, that the respondent was behaving ..... he filed the petition for nullity of marriage in the year 1996. under section 12(2) of the act, a petition to annul a marriage on the ground of force or fraud has to be filed within one year after the force had ceased to operate or as the case may be, the fraud has been discovered. the second condition .....

State by Mahila Police Vs. Gnanendra and ors.

Court : Karnataka

..... being with a view to coerce her or any person related to her to meet any unlawful demand for any property or valuable security or is on account of failure by her of any person related to her to meet such demand - there is total ..... of kavita was accidental and the conduct of the accused also gives rise to doubt their stand. we do not find any force in the said submission also because it is a settled law that the prosecution will have to stand or fall on its ..... the legislative intent is clear enough to indicate in particular reference to explanation (b) that there shall have to be a series of acts in order to be a harassment within the meaning of explanation (b). the letters by themselves though may depict a reprehensible conduct, ..... judge, mysore, dated 15-9-1999 acquitting the respondents herein of the offences punishable under sections 3 and 4 of the dowry prohibition act, 1961, sections 498-a and 302 read with section 34 of the ipc. though there were four accused persons initially, the second .....

P.A. Tendolkar Vs. Official Liquidator and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1967]37CompCas511(Kar)

..... period of six months from the date of suspension of payment amounted to rs. 8.08 lakhs while the liquid assets of the bank, together with advances against readily realisable securities and merchandise, amounted to only rs. 2.70 lakhs; and the remaining assets of the bank aggregated to rs. 9.08 lakhs of which the advances amount to rs ..... , relatives of directors and firms in which the directors were either partners or were otherwise interested. some of these loans were what are called' godown loans' on the security of merchandise or stock-in-trade while other loans were in the form of cash credits. almost immediately after the starting of the bank a cash credit loan of rs ..... 555(7) shall not apply, but the company shall be wound up in the same manner and with the same incidents as if the new act had not been passed. 56. the companies act, 1956, came into force on april i, 1956. as stated earlier, the petition for winding up was presented on march 8, 1956, before the high court of bombay .....