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H.C. Yatheesh Kumar and ors. Vs. the Karnataka Election Commission and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2005KAR3323

..... therefore, the unguided power given to the deputy commissioner and the state government under sub-rule (3) and (4) of rule 3 of the rules 1998 is arbitrary and opposed to section 162 of the parent act, 1993 and article 243-d of the constitution.28. ..... to all its citizens:justice, social, economic and political;liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and workship;equality of status and of opportunity;and to promote among them allfraternity assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the nation:in our constituent assembly this twenty-sixth day of november, 1949, do hereby adopt, enact and give to ourselves this constitution'.under chapter iv of our constitution the directive principles of state policy, article 40 emphasises that the state shall take ..... 3 as stated above, this court observed:-'we have already held that the said amendment act is constitutionally valid, and the same reasoning holds good insofar as the constitutional validity of this rule is concerned'.the supreme court of india in sreenivasa general traders and ors. v. ..... now 2001 census figures are released in august 2004. ..... the report of 2001 census came to be published in the month of august 2004. .....

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

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1986Kant21; ILR1985KAR2477

..... act being a consolidating and amending act ..... touring cinema in any jatra, meta or other similar occasion for a period of one week before the commencement of such jatra, meta or other similar occasion and for one week after the closure thereof, if satisfied after inspection or such inquiry as it deems fit that the site for which the application has been made conforms to provisions of cls. ..... of classification because the view taken was that that article forbids discrimination and there would be no discrimination where the classification making the differentia fulfils two conditions, namely (i) that the classification is founded on an intelligible differentia which distinguishes persons or things that are grouped together from others left out of the group and (ii) that that differentia has a rational relation to ..... chapters 1, it and 111; part 11 - chapters iv, v and vi; part iii -chapters vii, viii, ix, x and xi of the rules deal with preliminary, general provisions, procedure for approval of films, permanent cinemas, approval of plan of buildings, approval of building construction and issue of licences, buildings and installations, electrical installations, fire-fighting, maintenance of premises and ..... (regulation) act, 1955; the bombay cinemas (regulation) act, 1953; the hyderabad cinemas (regulation) act, 1952 and part-iii of the cinematograph act, 1952 (central act 37 of 1952 ..... and in their place temporary structures with zinc sheets, asbestos sheets, thatched sheds with bamboos and .....

In Re: Maharashtra Apex Corporation Ltd.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2005]124CompCas637(Kar); (2005)5CompLJ78(Karn); [2005]57SCL305(Kar)

..... it will not carry on the business of non-banking financial company and the company would within three months amend its memorandum of association and articles of association.21. ..... act provides that every deposit accepted by a company after the commencement of the amendment act, 1988 was unless renewed in accordance with the rules made under sub-section (1) be repaid in accordance with the terms and ..... cannot refuse to sanction such a scheme on that ground as it would otherwise amount to the court exercising appellate jurisdiction over the scheme rather than its supervisory jurisdiction.the aforesaid parameters of the scope and ambit of jurisdiction of the company court which is called upon to sanction a scheme of compromise or arrangement are not exhaustive but only broadly illustrative of the contours of the court's jurisdiction.in ..... the reserve bank of india shows that when a non- banking financial institution is directed to close down its business of which the certificate of registration is cancelled, as a consequence thereof such non-banking financial institutions are directed to continue to repay the deposits on due dates or dispose of all their financial assets within 3 years from the date of rejection or ..... 450 of the reserve bank of india act, 1934 provides that chapter iiib of the act shall have effect notwithstanding anything contained inconsistent ..... amount all the revenues, taxes, cesses and rates due from the company to the central or state government or to the local ..... 2004 ..... 2004 .....

Smt. Narasamma and ors. Vs. K.V. Ramprasad and ors.

Court : Karnataka

..... in view of the above observations, the karnataka court fees and suits valuation act, 1958 (for short court fees act) was amended by karnataka act no.2/1993, wherein article i has been substituted almost incorporating the suggestion made by the supreme court in the above case. ..... grounds hereinbefore mentioned shall not of its own force preclude the plaintiff from presenting a fresh plaint in respect of the same cause of action.therefore, even if the suit for specific performance of the contract or part thereof is rejected, there is no bar for the plaintiff to sue for any other relief, which he may be entitled to except to sue for compensation for breach of contact.37. ..... it has been further held as under:when the averments in the plaint are considered in the background of the principles set out in sopan sukhdeo case (2004 (3) scc 137 the inevitable conclusion is that the division bench of the high court was not right in holding that order 7 rule 11 cpc was applicable to the facts of the case. ..... it is also evident from the objects and reasons of the act that the central government was also urging the state government to enact a legislation to prevent alienation of lands granted to the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes by the statement government on the lines of the model legislation prepared by it and circulated to the state government. ..... chapter vii of the court fees act, 1958 provides for refund and remission of court fee. .....

E.i.D. Parry (India) Ltd. Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1988KAR105

..... plaint, written statement,pleading a set off or counterclaim or memorandum of appeal presented to anycourtwhen the amount or value of thesubject matter in dispute-(i) does not exceed ten rupeesone rupee(ii) exceeds ten rupees forevery ten rupees or part thereof in excess of ten rupeesone rupeesection 20 read with article 1 of schedule-1, as amended by act 21 of 1979 which came into force on 31-3-1979, provides for payment of ad valorem court fee at the rate of 10 per cent of the value of the suit claim. ..... as can be seen from the report, the attention of the two judge bench which decided central coal field's case, : air1980sc2125 appears to have not been invited to the constitution bench decision in zenith lamp's case, : [1973]2scr973 in which the levy of ad valorem court fee was upheld subject to the existence of quid ..... the observations made by the supreme court, speaking through krishna iyer, j, in the case of central coal fields, : air1980sc2125 do support the submission of the petitioners, but has no effect of over-ruling the ratio in zenith lamp's case, : [1973]2scr973 ..... section 20 of the act provides that the fee payable under the act shall be determined or computed in accordance with the provisions of chapters-iv, vi, viii and schedule -i and ii of the act. ..... : air1980sc2125 the facts of that case were these : the respondent therein filed is a suit information pauperis before the district court against the central coal fields limited for recovering a sum of rupees three crores. .....

Gmr Energy Limited a Company Incorporated Under the Provisions of Comp ...

Court : Karnataka

..... of the continuous payment defaults committed by the third respondent, in relation to the tariff invoices pertaining to march april and may 2008 the petitioner was constrained to invoke article 9.3 of the ppa which entitled it to sell the power generated to third ..... procurement of power for the period from 1.12.2008 to 31.1.2009 was in force, the first respondent issued a direction purportedly under section 11 of the act on 30.12.2008 directing all generators existing and operating in karnataka state to operate and maintain the generating stations to their maximum exportable capacity and plf and supply the exportable electricity to the state grid in view of the extraordinary circumstances, namely to mitigate the severe power crisis in the state. ..... of electricity act, 2003, it is clear that matters concerning the generating company situated in a state other than those which are owned and controlled by central government, the intra state transmission of electricity, the state grid, the state transmission utility and the state load dispatch centre are all regulated by the state commission and the state government ..... an application for amendment of the writ petition pleading certain facts and raising certain additional ..... the petitioner entered into a power purchase agreement dated 3.2.2004 with the 2nd respondent-karnataka power transmission corporation limited (hereinafter for short ..... chapter 3 of the act deals with various aspects pertaining to generation of electricity and the procedure .....

Soverign Developers And Vs. The Assistant Director

Court : Karnataka

..... . by incorporating article 300a to the constitution by 44th amendment act, 1978, it has resulted in: (1) the right to hold property to be a fundamental right; and (2) it has been left to the ..... prescribed, may also direct the central government to restore such confiscated property or part thereof of a claimant with a legitimate interest in the property, who may have suffered a quantifiable loss as a result of the offence of money- laundering: provided that the special court shall not consider such claim unless it is satisfied that the claimant has acted in good faith and has suffered the loss ..... prayed for quashing of the provisional order of attachment including the complaint lodged in o.c.no.683/2017 (annexure-b) and the consequential notice dated 14.02.2017, contending interalia that the property/assets which are sought to be attached were acquired prior to 01.06.2009 namely, it was acquired on 19.07.2004 and the offences alleged are on the basis of investigation by cbi which was committed prior to 2009 namely, ..... been transferred by virtue of several transactions and thereby several persons having absolutely no knowledge or information as to the previous knowledge of criminality attached to the property cannot be proceeded is an argument which cannot be accepted inasmuch as, the authorities under the act are empowered to proceed against each and all of such consequential transactions, thus, bringing within the scope of chapter iii of the act, all the properties involved in .....

Mr Dyani Antony Paul Vs. Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... . by incorporating article 300a to the constitution by 44th amendment act, 1978, it has resulted in: (1) the right to hold property to be a fundamental right; and (2) it has been left to the ..... prescribed, may also direct the central government to restore such confiscated property or part thereof of a claimant with a legitimate interest in the property, who may have suffered a quantifiable loss as a result of the offence of money- laundering: provided that the special court shall not consider such claim unless it is satisfied that the claimant has acted in good faith and has suffered the loss ..... prayed for quashing of the provisional order of attachment including the complaint lodged in o.c.no.683/2017 (annexure-b) and the consequential notice dated 14.02.2017, contending interalia that the property/assets which are sought to be attached were acquired prior to 01.06.2009 namely, it was acquired on 19.07.2004 and the offences alleged are on the basis of investigation by cbi which was committed prior to 2009 namely, ..... been transferred by virtue of several transactions and thereby several persons having absolutely no knowledge or information as to the previous knowledge of criminality attached to the property cannot be proceeded is an argument which cannot be accepted inasmuch as, the authorities under the act are empowered to proceed against each and all of such consequential transactions, thus, bringing within the scope of chapter iii of the act, all the properties involved in .....

Anil Hegde Vs. Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... . by incorporating article 300a to the constitution by 44th amendment act, 1978, it has resulted in: (1) the right to hold property to be a fundamental right; and (2) it has been left to the ..... prescribed, may also direct the central government to restore such confiscated property or part thereof of a claimant with a legitimate interest in the property, who may have suffered a quantifiable loss as a result of the offence of money- laundering: provided that the special court shall not consider such claim unless it is satisfied that the claimant has acted in good faith and has suffered the loss ..... prayed for quashing of the provisional order of attachment including the complaint lodged in o.c.no.683/2017 (annexure-b) and the consequential notice dated 14.02.2017, contending interalia that the property/assets which are sought to be attached were acquired prior to 01.06.2009 namely, it was acquired on 19.07.2004 and the offences alleged are on the basis of investigation by cbi which was committed prior to 2009 namely, ..... been transferred by virtue of several transactions and thereby several persons having absolutely no knowledge or information as to the previous knowledge of criminality attached to the property cannot be proceeded is an argument which cannot be accepted inasmuch as, the authorities under the act are empowered to proceed against each and all of such consequential transactions, thus, bringing within the scope of chapter iii of the act, all the properties involved in .....

Axis Bank Ltd Vs. The Joint Director

Court : Karnataka

..... . by incorporating article 300a to the constitution by 44th amendment act, 1978, it has resulted in: (1) the right to hold property to be a fundamental right; and (2) it has been left to the ..... prescribed, may also direct the central government to restore such confiscated property or part thereof of a claimant with a legitimate interest in the property, who may have suffered a quantifiable loss as a result of the offence of money- laundering: provided that the special court shall not consider such claim unless it is satisfied that the claimant has acted in good faith and has suffered the loss ..... prayed for quashing of the provisional order of attachment including the complaint lodged in o.c.no.683/2017 (annexure-b) and the consequential notice dated 14.02.2017, contending interalia that the property/assets which are sought to be attached were acquired prior to 01.06.2009 namely, it was acquired on 19.07.2004 and the offences alleged are on the basis of investigation by cbi which was committed prior to 2009 namely, ..... been transferred by virtue of several transactions and thereby several persons having absolutely no knowledge or information as to the previous knowledge of criminality attached to the property cannot be proceeded is an argument which cannot be accepted inasmuch as, the authorities under the act are empowered to proceed against each and all of such consequential transactions, thus, bringing within the scope of chapter iii of the act, all the properties involved in .....