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M.R. Revanna and ors. Vs. the Mysore Revenue Appellate Tribunal, Banga ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1970Kant219; AIR1970Mys219; ILR1969KAR227; (1969)1MysLJ141

..... could not refuse such counter-signature, to grant it, and that if without doing so, the state transport authority kept the matter pending until the scheme came into force, the acquisition by respondent 3 of the status of an inter-state permit holder did not stand postponed. it was said that the grant of counter-signature in that ..... unless counter-signed by the state transport authority of that other state or by the regional transport authority concerned' clearly indicate that until the counter-signature is secured the primary permit does not become an inter-state permit.27. that, that is the correct view to take is clear from section 2(20) of the ..... appellate tribunal, it is clear, did not correctly comprehend the provisions of section 63 of the motor vehicles act. it was in error in thinking that the right to operate a stage carriage between tirupathi and the state border of the state of mysore had any relevance to the question whether the exemption created by the scheme was applicable .....

Smt. Noor Jahan Vs. the State of Karnataka by Its C.O.D. Police and Ot ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1993CriLJ102; ILR1991KAR4081; 1992(1)KarLJ294

..... 10, 11, and 13 of the unlawful activities (prevention) act. in that case, the accused sought for a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that the order remanding him to judicial custody was not a valid order. in that case, on 14th august 1968, the accused was taken by the security force from his house in bairabi, mizo district, to work as ..... , for personal liberty of the individual is highly cherished in our set up giving priority only to the interest of the nation and the security of the state. it is undoubtedly in our eastern and north-eastern borders there are some unfriendly foreign power which, with evil and hostile designs, are constantly seducing political adventurists and gullible inhabitants of that area and .....

State of Karnataka and Others Vs. B. Mahadevaiah and Another

Court : Karnataka

..... petitions. the corporation challenged the said ordeis before the hon'blr, supreme court. the hon'ble supreme court held that the object of admission rules is to secure the best available students and the classification on the basis of the students having passed their ssc/new ssc examination and the qualifying examination from the institutions within the ..... no pnor experience of residing in such forests. 21. the first respondent belongs to 'kadu kuruba' community and is a resident of madduru colony, which is on the border and he has got experience of a forest resident. the second respondent belongs to 'soliga' caste and is a resident of kaarimale, which is stated to be in ..... of finding the intention of parliament...and then he must supplement the written word so as to give "force and life" to the intention of the legislature... a judge should ask himself the question how, if the makers of the act had themselves come across this ruck in the texture of it, they would have straightened it out? .....

Abdul Shakoor and anr. Vs. Custodian of Evacuee Property in Bangalore

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1954Kant152; AIR1954Mys152

..... the first day of march 1947, (left) any place in mysore.' the word 'leaves' in that context prima facie applies to a person leaving mysore after the coming into force of act 47 of 1949 in contradistinction to a person who has already left on or after 1-3-1947. it cannot apply in any case-to short temporary visits made to ..... that one wife and her children and two of his children by the first wife have all along been here. he has also found that their return had not been secured though some years have now elapsed and that that is an indication of the appellants being evacuees. the appellants have stated that they have applied to the authorities for ..... on account of disturbances, it would not necessarily make the appellants evacuees. it is well-known that on account of the disturbances the families who were living near the border of the two countries became separated and that has been one of the tragedies of the partition. the persons who are living in india at the time of the partition .....

Revajeethu Builders and Developers Vs. S. Vasudeva

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1991KAR1417; 1991(1)KarLJ522

..... exemption. in the present case, the government has taken note of the extent of indebtedness, the nature of the indebtedness, whether it was incurred prior or after the act came into force. hence, even on token of the tests in thakurbhai's case, it cannot be said that the view of the government is wrong. if as contended, the ..... of undue hardship, the state government should ascertain the extent of the debt from the creditors of the 4th respondent who had advanced the loan prior to the act coming into force and in that manner such debts that were subsisting and had remained to be enforceable and recoverable on the date of the applications i.e., 9-1- ..... is created after the coming into force of the act. it may not be necessary to pin point undue hardship related to heavy mortgage in favour of individuals or banks as the application of the provisions of the act in such cases would affect not only the mortgagor but also the mortgagee. the mortgagee's security would stand extinguished if the excess .....

Sri B Suresh Gowda Vs. Sri D C Gowrishankaraswamy

Court : Karnataka

..... the question is as to whether on setting aside the election of respondent no.1 on the ground of having committed a corrupt practice, whether the petitioner who had secured next highest number of votes is to be declared elected?. 106 124. the legal position is detailed by the constitution bench of the apex court in vishwanatha reddy v ..... out to large extent and large number of voters residing in various villages did vote for first respondent because of the inducement and that resulted in the first respondent securing large number of votes leading to his victory in the election. the distribution of medi assist id cards were effected between 25.4.2018 to 11.5.2018 at ..... ) accordingly, it can be held that the noticee sri arehalli manjunath has committed the corrupt practice of bribery in terms of section 123 of r.p. act insofar as after the coming into force of the code of conduct, medi assist cards were distributed to the parents of children in tumkur rural constituency (pw.3 and pw.8) with the .....

The Chief Officer Vs. Smt Gunasundarammanni

Court : Karnataka

..... imperils rule of law.6. the agreement dated 14.3.2005 between the chief officer of the tmc and the respondents exfacie suffers from illegality and borders around fraud on power. the provisions of the act and rules being mandatory, the chief officer, tmc had no jurisdiction or authority in law to enter into the agreement, to do away with public ..... and therefore, the submission of the learned counsel for the respondents 2, 4, 5, 6 and 12 is a specious plea. if truly the said respondents did want to secure possession of the said public premises strictly in accordance with law, would have had to await issue of a notification for auction of the privilege to use the terms by ..... 39 of the rules, are inoperative, illegal and unenforceable. even otherwise the circular when not 19 w.p.26755/2012 & w.p.40708/2012 supported by statute has no force of law. suffice it to notice that in state of madhya pradesh v- g.s.dall and flour mills4, the apex court held that executive instructions can supplement a .....

G.K. Kantharaja Setty Vs. State of Karnataka and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1987KAR3653

..... petitioner in this case. 21. the next decision is of bablu das, : 1975crilj1327 . it was help that while detaining a person under the maintenance of internal security act the detaining authority relied upon the history sheet of the detenu, though the grounds of detention communicated to the detenu mentioned only one incident of wagon breaking. the ..... was an undertrial prisoner. since these vital facts were not placed before the detaining authority, on the facts of the said case, the detention order made under national security act was set aside. the decision is squarely based on the facts of the said case. the decision in mrs. tsering dolkar v. administrator, union territory of delhi, ..... with any goods with respect to the importation of which any prohibition or restriction is for the time being in force as aforesaid' as referred to in s. 167(8) of the sea customs act, 1878 (old act). the supreme court held that the works 'in any way concerned in any manner dealing with prohibited goods', are .....

M/S. Manakchand Motilal and Others Vs. State of Karnataka and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1992Kant123

..... was true that in the budget speech made by the chief minister he had stated that there was a proposal to amend the pawn brokers act and money lenders act to impose security deposit on the pawn brokers and money lenders for the purposes of collecting additional financial resources for the state that was not the actual basis ..... see : e.p. royappa v. state of tamil nadu, : (1974)illj172sc and maneka gandhi v. union of india : [1978]2scr621 . further, there would have been also force in the contention of the petitioners that such a provision which compelled them to deposit considerable amount in cash with the government without any provision for payment of interest was ..... thesections do not prohibit the payment of interest. if the sections prohibited the payment of interest, such a provision would be arbitrary and therefore there would have been force in the contention of the petitioners that the provisions were violative of art. 14 on the ground that it is arbitrary, for. art. 14 strikes at .....

Management of theatre Sanjaya Vs. the State and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1984KAR539; (1984)IILLJ400Kant

..... -fledged proceeding at which full opportunity is available for the parties to present their respective cases, the antecedent administrative act cannot be held to be vitiated by reason alone of want of an opportunity - not expressly secured by the statute - of being heard at that stage. the following observations of the supreme court in swadeshi ..... there has been antecedent proceedings of conciliation. 3. these positions, in my opinion, bear re-examination from an altogether different point of view though, however, the force of the learned opinion of my brother makes me unsure of my preferences and such conclusion as i reach, i must say, i do with some hesitation. ..... respondent that the decision of this court in indian telephone industries limited must be regarded as having been overruled. as justice bopanna felt that there is considerable force in the submission made on behalf of the 3rd respondent, the learned single judge to the division bench. 5. though there is no categorical observation .....