Court : Karnataka
Decided on : Sep-09-1987
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 .....
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Decided on : Nov-04-1987
Reported in : ILR1988KAR1987; 1987(3)KarLJ589
..... to securepossession of the mortgaged properties except in accordance with theprovisions of the karnataka rent control act. the mortgagors may ormay not be able to secure possession under the provisions of thekarnataka rent control act as they would be required to make out acase for possession as per the provisions of the said ..... undoubtedly a clog on the right ofredemption. it comes in the way of the mortgagors to secure possessionof the mortgaged properties even after redemption. the mortgagedproperties are situated in hubli city and are governed by thekarnataka rent control act. mortgagees become the tenants on theredemption of the mortgage, the mortgagors will not be able ..... act. thus,clause 9, if read as enabling the mortgagees to continue in possessionof the mortgaged properties as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Decided on : Oct-31-1987
Reported in : ILR1989KAR768; 1987(3)KarLJ477
..... sanskrit paper contains a facing sheet with instructions to candidates. that sheet also contains certain columns for filling up the marks awarded to the candidates. the total marks secured by the appellant in the facing sheet are 22. the appellant was informed that the re-totaling was correct. thereafter he had made an application as follows : ..... no incorrect representation of facts on the part of the board to all the petitioners in the first instance and that the petitioners made an unprecedented representation and secured more mark r which was impermissible under the rules. incidentally, the learned judge also considered the question of delay on the part of the board in issuing ..... of the high court to interfere in an election dispute arising under the relevant provisions of the representation of the people act. in bur view, this ruling of the supreme court is applicable with all force to the facts of this case and this principle has been followed by this court in a number of cases touching .....
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