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Bapuji Educational Association Vs. State

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1986Kant119

..... requiring the management of an educational institution to furnish returns or statements, the institution fails to do so, the government must have the power to secure such information by force. it is with this object the power under sub sec. (1) and (2) of s. 9 is conferred. therefore it is constitutional as ..... prosecution of their studies, and it cannot be disputed that it is quite a legitimate and laudable objective for a state to encourage education within its borders. education is a state subject, and one of the directive principles declared in part iv of the constitution is that the state should make effective ..... of the management of various private engineering colleges in the state, have questioned the constitutional validity of the karnataka educational institutions (prohibition of capitation fee) act, 1984 ('the act' for short) and orders issued thereunder, the following main question arises forconsideration :where the fundamental rights guaranteed to the citizens under arts. 19(1)(c .....

S.R. Ujjankop Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1993KAR1949; 1994(3)KarLJ325

..... include a person of the who has served in the defence security corps, the general reserve engineering force, the lok sahayak sena and the para military forces'.7. at annexure-b which was issued in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-section (1) & (4) of army act, 1950, which is an extract from the gazette of ..... , in the matter of status of gref which reads as follows:-'tothe director general border roads,kashmir house,dho po new delhi - 110001. subject: status of general reserve engineer force. sir,the matter regarding the status of general reserve engineer force has been under consideration of the government for quite some time. this question was considered ..... are integrally connected with the operational plans and requirements of the armed forces and the members of gref are 'integral to the armed forces'. there can be no doubt that without the efficient and disciplined optional role of gref the military operations in border areas during peace as also in times of war will be seriously .....

The State of Karnataka, Rep. by Its Chief Secretary, Government of Kar ...

Court : Karnataka

..... observance. they would be applicable to the present case, as to any other.likewise, the commission has consistently taken the view that when acts of public servants, including those of the security forces, have resulted in the violation of the human rights of innocent citizens of the country, and not least of its most vulnerable sections ..... the statements of some victims of rape and molestation, the stf have not produced any material evidence to discredit the witnesses but have only derogatory language bordering on obscenity merely to state that the witnesses are not believable. they expect some minimum standards of decency to be maintained in all proceedings of a ..... and molestation, the victims of rape and molestation, the stf have not produced any material evidence to discredit the witnesses but have only used derogatory language bordering on obscenity merely to state that the witnesses are not believable. we expect some minimum standards of decency to be maintained in all proceedings of a .....

Master Balachandar Krishnan Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... its purview, but subject to condition that the provisions of sections 5-a, 48, 112-a and 124-a of the said act, which apply to those institutions. [section 5-a deals with safety and security of students; section 48 speaks about fees, penalty of contravention of section 5-a is dealt with in section 112-a and ..... joshi) as well as dr.pradeep jain to contend that where finances are spent by the state government for up-keeping and maintenance of educational institutions within its borders, the state can confer some benefits on its residents which would eventually benefit the state itself for the reason that the graduates are likely to settle down in the ..... have studied for a lesser period. there are many students who are, though originally from karnataka, on account of their parents jobs or occupations may be in defence forces, banks or railways have been residing outside karnataka. such students would not have the benefit of reservation. therefore, it is arbitrary and in violation of article 14 .....

Bar Council Of India Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... its purview, but subject to condition that the provisions of sections 5-a, 48, 112-a and 124-a of the said act, which apply to those institutions. [section 5-a deals with safety and security of students; section 48 speaks about fees, penalty of contravention of section 5-a is dealt with in section 112-a and ..... joshi) as well as dr.pradeep jain to contend that where finances are spent by the state government for up-keeping and maintenance of educational institutions within its borders, the state can confer some benefits on its residents which would eventually benefit the state itself for the reason that the graduates are likely to settle down in the ..... have studied for a lesser period. there are many students who are, though originally from karnataka, on account of their parents jobs or occupations may be in defence forces, banks or railways have been residing outside karnataka. such students would not have the benefit of reservation. therefore, it is arbitrary and in violation of article 14 .....

Mr Satyajit Sarna Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... its purview, but subject to condition that the provisions of sections 5-a, 48, 112-a and 124-a of the said act, which apply to those institutions. [section 5-a deals with safety and security of students; section 48 speaks about fees, penalty of contravention of section 5-a is dealt with in section 112-a and ..... joshi) as well as dr.pradeep jain to contend that where finances are spent by the state government for up-keeping and maintenance of educational institutions within its borders, the state can confer some benefits on its residents which would eventually benefit the state itself for the reason that the graduates are likely to settle down in the ..... have studied for a lesser period. there are many students who are, though originally from karnataka, on account of their parents jobs or occupations may be in defence forces, banks or railways have been residing outside karnataka. such students would not have the benefit of reservation. therefore, it is arbitrary and in violation of article 14 .....

Ramappa Bhimappa Kulgod and ors. Vs. the Union of India, New Delhi and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1977Kant100; ILR1977KAR485; 1977(1)KarLJ187

..... impugned notification must be struck down as it does not specify the period during which the prohibition on printing of sarees; with headings and borders is to remain in force.'with great respect, we are unable to agree with the above view. when it is accepted that the needs of the general public go ..... cotton textile (control) order was promulgated in the first place and continued under the essential commodities act, 1955 and the object for which the power was conferred on the textile commissioner to issue directions under clause 20 was to secure cotton textile at fair price for the general public, i. e. consumer. therefore, it ..... or increasing supplies. of any essential commodity or for securing their equitable distribution and availability at fair prices, may, by notified order, provide for regulating or prohibiting the production, supply and distribution thereof, and trade and commerce therein. the essential commodities, which were covered by the act, were defined by s. 2 (a) as meaning .....

State of Karnataka Vs. Mahadevaiah and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1999(4)KarLJ182

..... dismissed from service and who was wanted in connection with an order of detention under the national security act. in the light of the documents found in the possession of the accused, the police party suspected that they were crossing the border and going to nepal in the course of a conspiracy to commit the offences of waging war ..... the delay sufficiently prejudicial to the accused? in the instant case, five persons were seen in a jeep going towards the indo-nepal border, obviously in an attempt to cross the border. the border patrol thought that their movements were suspicious. their answers to questions regarding their names and parentage were not satisfactory. one of them was ..... enshrined under article 21 of the constitution unless it is shown to have taken away some other right of the accused. if in a case the accused is forced to remain in prison on account of the protracted trial, the court would be justified in holding that his right guaranteed under article 21 of the constitution .....

Jagannath Dattatrreya Shah Vs. Collector of Central Excise and Customs ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1989(20)LC257(Karnataka); 1983(12)ELT233(Kar); ILR1981KAR896; 1981(1)KarLJ387

..... would have the effect of damaging, destroying or depreciating the value of the vehicle and not events such as floods, rioting, war, earthquake, fire and such acts of god or force majeure which would render the performance of the contracts impossible to one of the parties. both the 1st and 2nd respondents have overlooked this aspect after recording ..... lorry with permission to redeem the same at rs. 50,000/-. he further ordered that rs. 5,000/- deposited by the petitioner as security deposit under the bond should be forfeited towards the redemption fine and the balance of rupees 45,000/- recovered from the petitioner as the owner of the lorry. 3 ..... 22-7-1976. on receipt of the letter the petitioner wrote back saying that the lorry was destroyed on 12-12-1973 at haveri during riots on account of border dispute between karnataka and maharashtra. however, the 1st respondent, by his order dated 18-10-1976 issued on 24-6-1977 ordered confiscation of the petitioner's .....

The State of Karnataka, Rep. by Its Chief Secretary Vs. A.R. Infant I. ...

Court : Karnataka

..... at least two years irrespective of his date of superannuation. the dgp may, however, be relieved of his responsibilities by the state government acting in consultation with the state security commission consequent upon any action taken against him under the all india services (dispute and appeal) rules or following his conviction in a ..... the said post. the main ground urged is the finding of the national human rights commission (nhrc) regarding human rights violations of villagers by the special task force (stf), karnataka commanded by the third respondent, which included (i) illegal informal detention of male and female villagers, (ii) brutal and dehumanizing torture of ..... govindamma and shri. ponnuswamy, alleging large scale harassment to the villagers and tribals in the border areas of the two states and the gross violation of the human rights by the members of the two special task forces. the nhrc took cognizance of the complaints and after consideration of the reports submitted by the .....