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Valsamma Vs. District Collector and Others

Court : Kerala

..... cannot be held void, at the relevant time when the defaulter sold the properties. all the transfers were made prior to the amendment coming into force. with reference to section 44 of the rr act, it is contended that there was no prior demand to invoke section 44(1). section 44(2) also cannot be invoked as public revenue ..... well known in property law and has been defined by section 100 of the transfer of property act, 1882 (hereinafter "the tp act"). here "charge" is defined as: "where immoveable property of one person is by act of patties or operation of law made security for the payment of money to another, and the transaction does not amount to a mortgage, ..... on the trust-property for expenses properly incurred in the execution of his trust, and, save as otherwise expressly provided by any law for the time being in force, no charge shall be enforced against any property in the hands of a person to whom such property has been transferred for consideration and without notice of the charge .....

Joshi Thomas Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Kerala

..... otherwise dispose of any of the properties. (viii) invest any moneys held by him on behalf of enemies for the purchase of treasury bills or such other government securities as may be approved by the central government for the purpose. (ix) make payments to the enemy and his dependents; (x) make payments on behalf of ..... (iv) institute, defend or continue any suit or other legal proceeding, refer any dispute to arbitration and compromise any debts, claims or liabilities; (v) raise on the security of the property such loans as may be necessary; (vi) incur out of the property any expenditure including the payment of any taxes, duties, cesses and rates to ..... given to the sub registrar officer or the revenue authorities in regard to vesting of property at the time when the defence of india act 1962 and the defence of india act 1971 were in force or immediately thereafter. persons like the petitioner who have already acquired interest in the property without knowing about such so called "vesting", .....

Raman Pillay Kesava Pillay and ors. Vs. Kochukunju Sankaran and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1972Ker248

..... the transfers in this case were not for the purpose of enjoyment of the property by the transferee, but only for the purpose of securing the advances received under the respective transactions. the contention of the appellants that exts. p-3. p-4 and p-5 should be ..... deemed to be kanoms within the meaning of section 2 (22) of act 1 of 1964 has thus been rightly repelled by the lower courts.8. the second ground taken in the appeal is that the lower appellate ..... any specified period; (b) payment of michavaram; (c) payment of customary dues: provided that kanam or any other demise governed by the kanam tenancy act, 1955, shall not be deemed to be a kanam for the purposes of this clause. x x x x x' it is not disputed that ..... ground that ext. p-6 to which he traces his title is invalid in so far as it contravenes the provision! of section 84 of act 1 of 1964. against that decision the plaintiff and the 1st defendant went in appeal as a. s. 21/ 1967 and a. s. .....

Chacko P.C. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1998)IILLJ587Ker

..... by the director general of prosecution for giving him assistance in the conduct of cases in this court and further stating that this will streamline the system for securing better results in the handling of criminal cases, the government in their letter dated december 11, 1996 informed the d.g.p. that as far as the ..... him by the governor, and to discharge the functions conferred on him by or under the constitution of india or any other law for the time being in force. sub-clause (3) provides that the advocate general shall hold office during the pleasure of the governor, and shall receive such remuneration as the governor may determine ..... that the public prosecutor shall be responsible for the conduct of all criminal cases and that the senior government pleaders and government pleaders appearing in criminal cases shall act under and in accordance with the directions of the public prosecutor. as already noticed, rule 19 deals with the duties of public prosecutor, senior government pleader and .....

Ponnamma Pillai Indira Pillai and anr. Vs. Padmanabhan Channar Kesavan ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1969Ker163

..... joint family than the grandfather.it is generally assumed -- with what justification we have not been called upon to consider -- that section 10 of the nayar act makes complete provision for guardianship displacing the customary law in the matter; that a minor can be represented in respect of his interest in tarwad property only ..... become final.24. the property belonged to the marumakkathayam joint family of the two plaintiffs (a sister and brother governed by the provisions of the travancore nayar act, 1100), having been allotted to the thavazhee of their mother, ponnamma, in the partition of their tarwad, ponnamma died in 1941 leavingthe two plaintiffs, both minor ..... run against a person under disability was considered. the facts of the case are: a hindu who was insane, was entitled to certain properties; his wife, acting as his guardian, transferred certain properties to a person without consideration and necessity. the insane person died as insane and was succeeded by his widow. after the .....

G. Appukkuttan Pillai Vs. Government of India and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1970Ker110

..... argument, we need not consider the abstract question whether the function of integration is administrative or quasi-judicial. section 115(5) of the states reorganisation act itself statutorily provides the need to consider representations made by the persons affected and sufficiently enshrines the rules of natural justice. these have been more than ..... even retrospectively -- regulating the recruitment and conditions of service of members of the state services must be subject to section 115(7) of the states reorganisation act (read with article 256 of the constitution) which recognises the power of the central government to determine such conditions as on 31-10-1956 and further ..... ext. p 1 g. o. these were considered by the advisory committee constituted by the government of india under section 115 of the states reorganisation act, and the government of india passed final orders directing that the posts of municipal commissioners of travancore-cochin and madras in the various grades, should be .....

Gopala Kurup Vs. Samuel Arulappan Paul and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker242

..... 1960. two out of the four contestants were on behalf of the communist party, and the remaining for the united front. the result showed each contestant to have secured the following number of votes :1. gopala kurup..... 54,3402. kujanchan..... 84,0423. chellappan pillai..... 50,6624. ramachandra das..... 50,1702. as the first ..... appellant be desirous of adducing. we had further directed the election petitioner to furnish security as required under the act for filing appeal, and the cross-objection would stand dismissed should be fail to do so within one month.no security having been furnished within thetime allowed, the cross-objection stands dismissed;and, the election ..... an objection was raised that the prayers forthe two declarations of avoiding elections of thosesuccessful, and securing the election of those unsuccessful, could not be joined having regard tosection 84 of the representation of the people act,1951. 3. at the trial, evidence was led to show that gopala kurup had brought three .....

K.S.i.D.C. Ltd. Vs. Parisons Milling Co. Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(3)KLT287; (2007)9VST519(Ker)

..... of kerala v. rajmohan cashew (p) ltd. : air2005ker141 held that the statutory first charge will prevail over any charge or right created in favour of a mortgagee/secured creditors and gets precedence over an existing mortgage right. this legal position is well settled by a catena of decisions of the apex court in state bank of bikaner ..... has purchased properties over which state has got statutory first charge and those transactions are invalid under section 44(1) and (2) of the kerala revenue recovery act. petitioner has challenged that proceedings in the present writ petition.4. learned single judge of this court while disposing of the writ petition stated that if the tax ..... the loan and the mortgaged properties were taken over by k.s.i.d.c. in exercise of the powers conferred under section 29 of the state financial corporations act, 1959. the properties were brought to sale and were purchased by the writ petitioner, namely, parisons milling co. pvt. limited. sale was confirmed in its name .....

Soofia Madani Vs. Varghese

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2010(1)KLT154

..... the state of kerala. nobody could say that these activities originated only recently. it is stated that four keralities died in an encounter with the security forces in kashmir, while those four persons tried to cross the border. it is also stated that one of those persons was involved in the present case as well. the present crime took place in 2005. ..... the result of an agitation by a group of people and due to some unforeseen events which took place in any such agitation. the allegations would disclose that the act of setting fire to the bus was accomplished as a result of premeditation and with the active assistance and involvement of several persons located at different parts of the state ..... are under sections l20-b, 121-a, 436, 364, 323 and 506 (ii) read with section 34 of the indian penal code, section 4 of the pdpp act and section 27 of the arms act.3. the prosecution case is that as a result of the criminal conspiracy hatched by the accused to commit an offence, on 9.9.2005, some of .....

Food Corporation of India, Alleppey Vs. Alleppey Municipality and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1996Ker241

..... confer upon a government employee a legally enforceable right. on the other hand, counsel for the 'municipal corporations' argued that the circulars in question have the force of law. to galvanise this point reliance was placed on article 73 of the constitution, which, inter alia, provides that the executive power of the union ..... towards specific services rendered by the corporations. it is, no doubt, true that there is no specific provision either in the municipal corporations act or in the municipalities act to levy or collect such compensation for the services rendered by the corporations. however, it is a compensation payable in quasi-contract as described ..... of economic affairs on the same subject, which provides the following ;'under article 285 of the constitution (read with section 154 of the government of india act, 1935) the central government cannot make full payment of local taxes in respect of their properties constructed after 1st april 1937 unless so empowered by parliament. .....