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V.S. Achuthanandan Vs. G. Kamalamma and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008CriLJ4221; 2008(2)KLJ417; 2008(3)KLT346

..... from paragraph 7 of the complaint wherein it is stated that 'the accused with the common intention of creating a sensation and thereby profiting their business has acted thus', (emphasis supplied). so according to the complainant, the intention behind annexure a article was to create sensation and thereby profiting their business. in the ..... knowledge that the information contained therein is false and incorrect. the accused with the common intention of creating a sensation and thereby profiting their business has acted thus. the accused had full knowledge about the treatment and illness of sudhi chandran and they had access to the medical records available in the said ..... therein is false and incorrect. according to the complainant, the accused with the common intention of creating a sensation and thereby profiting their business has acted thus. it is stated that the accused had full knowledge about the treatment and illness of sudhi chandran and they had access to the medical records .....

Anilkumar and ors. Vs. Sindhu and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2009CriLJ3530; 2009(2)KLJ152

..... the said objection and held that he has the jurisdiction to try the case. even though the revision petitioners preferred an appeal under section 29 of the act before the sessions court, thiruvananthapuram, the learned sessions judge as per judgment dated 2.1.2009 dismissed the appeal confirming the order passed by the chief ..... hence, the chief judicial magistrate, thiruvananthapuram who is not judicial magistrate of the first class could not have entertained the application under section 12 of the act. this contention without prejudice to the main contention of the revision petitioners that even if the chief judicial magistrate is to be treated as judicial magistrate ..... over the territorial limits of two police stations, namely, the museum and valiyathura police stations could not have entertained the application under section 12 of the act.judicial evaluation in re - is c j m atjmfc?8. the contention of the revision petitioners that the chief judicial magistrate is not judicial magistrate of .....

M.R. Reghuchandrabal Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2009(3)KLJ131

..... any executive instruction issued under section 4(1) thereof. this result follows from the fact that conferment of jurisdiction is under section 3 of the act and exercise of powers of investigation is by virtue of the statutory provisions governing investigation of offences. it is settled that ' statutory jurisdiction cannot ..... conducted by the vigilance department there are reasonable grounds to believe that the accused government servant has committed an offence under the prevention of corruption act, the preliminary enquiry will be stopped and a crime is to be registered and investigated after obtaining sanction from the director of vigilance investigation. ..... is illegal and unprecedented and intended only to harass the petitioner. petitioner approached the state public information officer, under the provisions of right to information act to get the details of investigation. under ext. p4 reply petitioner was informed that after completing the investigation it was submitted to the director .....

Dr.Surbahmaniam Swamy Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : ILR2011(1)Ker833

..... our notice. 57. we see substantial force in the submission made by dr.dhavan. the supreme court in sanjeev coke manufacturing co. v. m/s.bharat coking coal limited [(1983) 1 scc 147] at paragraph 25 held as follows: "but, in the ultimate analysis, we are not really to concern ourselves with the ..... the 3rd respondent wherein they have recommended the incorporation of a company for carrying on the business of leasing and hire purchase, investment in shares and to act as financiers, portfolio managers, finance brokers and guarantors. the business activities thus proposed which were of a wide range required huge financial investments. one of ..... thus established by mohammed and adopted by his followers persisted throughout all later centuries. characteristically, all expositions of muslim law begin with the `religious duties' or `acts of worship', such as ablution, prayer, and pilgrimage. as in other semitic religions, law is thought of, not as a product of human intelligence and adaptation .....

G.S. Prakash and Others Vs. State of Kerala, Represented by the Additi ...

Court : Kerala

..... a case without causing any delay and promptly commence the investigation without perverting or subverting the law. however, before a public servant is publicly charged with acts of dishonesty and corruption, and a first information report is lodged against him, there should be some suitable preliminary enquiry into the allegations by a responsible ..... of the code is barred even impliedly in respect of offences allegedly committed by public servants attached to a society registered under the act. sec.68a of the act provided for appointment of an officer not below the rank of the deputy inspector general of police as vigilance officer to conduct enquiry/ ..... and 120b of the ipc (regarding fake membership of the society) but, no evidence could be obtained for commission of criminal misconduct (punishable under the pc act) against petitioners. other accused in ext.p2, complaint were exonerated in that report. the superintendent of the vandacb forwarded the said report to the director, vandacb .....

Sebastian K. Antony Kavumbhagom Vs. Manager, St.Albert's College, Erna ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2012(2)KLT133(SN)(C.No.129)

..... the appellate tribunal has either decided erroneously or failed to decide any question of law. (10) the provisions of section 5 of the limitation act, 1963 (central act 36 of 1963), shall be applicable to any proceedings under sub-section(9). (11) the high court shall, after giving the parties an ..... the submission of sri. jayasankar nambiar was that the disciplinary proceedings against the petitioner has been conducted strictly in accordance with sec. 75 of the university act, particularly sub sections (11) and (12) of sec.75 and the disciplinary authority after considering the record of inquiry had recorded his findings on each ..... refusal to vacate quarters. 32. refusal to work beyond duty hours. 33. sexual harassment. 34. sleeping during duty hours. 35. shouting slogans in the factory. 36. acts subversive of discipline. 37. taking or giving bribe. 38. termination for unsatisfactory work. 39. teasing women workers. 40. threatening superiors. 41. theft. 42. unauthorized possession .....

S.Unnikrishnan Nair Vs. Union of India

Court : Kerala

..... functioning at decision-making-level without obtaining prior sanction of the government in absence of any such requirement under any provisions under prevention of corruption act or dspe act or any other statute. the word "superintendence" in section 4(1) cannot be construed in a wider sense to permit supervision of the ..... attending circumstances, may justify dismissal impinging upon op(cat) 568/13 &2314/12 85 pensionary rights after putting long length of service. the word act includes single act as well. in the same decision, it has been observed that the word misconduct, though not capable of precise definition, on reflection receives its connotation ..... and annexures a27 and 28 memorandum of charges.7. the respondents have filed a detailed counter before the tribunal, reiterating their stand and justifying their act of initiating disciplinary proceedings against the petitioners. after considering the contentions of both parties, the tribunal passed ext.p8 order produced in oa no.568/ .....

Jiji Thomson Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... in turn, the court has to be satisfied, after considering all that material, that the public prosecutor has applied his mind independently thereto, that the public prosecutor, acting in good faith, is of the opinion that his withdrawal from the prosecution is in the public interest, and that such withdrawal will not stifle or thwart the process ..... , on enquiry has found that there is absolutely no material to implicate the accused nos.5 and 8 in the alleged deal, and that these two government secretaries acted as responsible officers, only in terms of what the cabinet decided. f) three important witnesses, cited by the prosecution as cw1, cw3 and cw12 to prove the ..... learned trial judge dismissed the said application by order dated 7.5.2013 on the ground that absence of sanction under section 19 of the prevention of corruption act will not vitiate the whole prosecution when there is a definite charge against him under section 120b of ipc, and the government of kerala has granted necessary .....

Chirayinkeezhu Service Co-Operative Bank Vs. K.Santhosh

Court : Kerala

..... a dispute regarding the terms of employment, working conditions, and disciplinary action taken by a co- operative society notwithstanding anything contrary contained in the industrial disputes act, 1947(central act 14 of 1947)." 10. "co-operative societies" fall under entry 32 of the state list. "industrial and labour disputes" fall under w.a. nos ..... is to the effect that "no civil or revenue court" shall have any jurisdiction in respect of any matter for which provision is made in that act. the kcs act thus uses the terms 'court', 'civil court' and 'revenue court' in different sections of the legislation, particularly relating to exclusion of jurisdiction. when the ..... a dispute regarding the terms of employment, working conditions, and disciplinary action taken by a co-operative society notwithstanding anything contrary contained in the industrial disputes act, 1947(central act 14 of 1947)". w.a. nos.2516 of 2009, 764 of 2010 & 184 of 2010 -:59. :- the apex court after noticing article 254 .....

Nanmanda Rural Co-Operative Housing Society Limited and Another Vs. K. ...

Court : Kerala

..... they have been given a reasonable opportunity of being heard." (emphasis supplied) 45. proceeding further, we may pertinently examine section 11a of the industrial disputes act, 1947, which reads as follows: "11-a. powers of labour courts, tribunals and national tribunals to give appropriate relief in case of discharge or dismissal ..... of industrial adjudication. 21. the learned counsel has drawn my attention to section 84 of the act to contend that it is a specific provision conferring revisional power on the tribunal as regards all interlocutory matters. the contention of the learned counsel ..... contended that the order of the arbitration court passed in the petitioner's interlocutory application has attained finality. in fact, the petitioner, without a demur, acted on it and led evidence, too. in the alternative, the learned counsel has submitted that the petitioner society cannot import into the present adjudication the principles .....