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Sri S Krishna Rao Vs. M J Vittal

Court : Karnataka

..... to some extent: the mind was apt to take a pleasure in adapting circumstances to one another and even in straining them a little, if need be, to force them to form parts of one connected whole, and the more ingenuous the mind of the individual, the more likely was it, considering such matters, to overreach ..... burden expected to be discharged by law is only to the extent that the propounder has to show the execution in terms of the essential statutory requirements under the act; absence of suspicious circumstances; and mental fitness of the testator. thus, while appreciating the material evidence placed on record, the court is not expected to look for ..... from him" a personal acknowledgment of his signature.111. the need and necessity for stringent requirements of clause (c) to section 63 of the indian succession act has been succinctly elucidated and explained by hon ble apex court in h. venkatachala iyengar supra by dilating on the statutory and mandatory requisites in respect of proof .....

Sujatha Touring Talkies and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1986Kant21; ILR1985KAR2477

..... rules repealed all the corresponding rules in the corresponding areas. the rules published in the karnataka gazette dt. 10-3-1971 came into force from 15-3-1971 on which day the act also came into force.8. part iv chapter x11 of the rules while adopting certain rules dealing with permanent cinemas, made special provisions for 'touring cinemas'. ..... corollary of the first and is based on the last clause of the first section of the fourteenth amendment of the american constitution, enjoins that equal protection shall be secured to all such persons in the enjoyment of their rights and liberties without discrimination or favouritism. it is a pledge of the protection of equal laws, that is ..... on the exercise of the rights are saved by clause (2) in respect of rights under sub-cl. (a) where the restrictions are 'in the, interests of the security of the state'; and of other matters mentioned therein; by clause (3) in respect of the rights conferred by sub-clause (b) where the restrictions are 'in the .....

Nagendra Reddy Vs. M G Shanthkumar

Court : Karnataka

..... to compliance; to constrain.-. 103 - nc:2024. khc:13114-db rfa no.200 of 2013 100. as per black s law dictionary coercion means, compulsion by physical force or threat of physical force; an act such as signing a will is not legally valid if done under coercion; conduct that constitutes the improper use of economic power to compel another to submit to ..... had uttered no threats to induce mot him to do so. although b might have thought that he was entering into a satisfactory business arrangements with a in order to secure a's resignation from landmark, he must have realised the great financial 30 1975 (2) al.er.465 - 104 - nc:2024. khc:13114-db rfa no.200 of ..... document pending registration.20. it is contended by defendant no.2 that on 15.07.2006, the sub-inspector of tilaknagar police station visited the sub-registrar, anekal and secured the said document on the ground of investigation in crime no.174/2006 registered for the offence punishable under section 364, 342, 506 r/w 34 of ipc. to .....