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Dec 22 2020 (HC)

Ramanjini S/o Lingappa Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... to be committed in prosecution of that object. the most important ingredient of unlawful assembly is common object. common object of the persons composing that assembly is to do any act or acts stated in clauses first , second , third , fourth and fifth of that section. 167 - - common object can be formed on the spur of the moment. course ..... 55 - - which the ownership of the petrol pump was got restored to the owner concerned. the witness also refers to a statement made by the deceased regarding coal theft 5 or 6 days before the incident in question as a result whereof narmedeshwar prasad singh and nooren master were both sent to jail.23. there is thus ..... singh and his father narmedeshwar prasad singh.24. there is also evidence to the effect that the deceased had acted against what has been described as coal mafia of dhanbad with the help of police and administration to prevent the coal theft in the region and the steps taken by the deceased had resulted in the arrest of narmedeshwar prasad .....

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Dec 22 2020 (HC)

Durgappa S/o Kallappa Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... be committed in prosecution of that object. the most important ingredient of unlawful assembly is common object. common object of the persons composing that assembly is to do any act or acts stated in clauses first , second , third , fourth and fifth of that section. common object can be formed on the spur of the moment. course of conduct ..... administration because of which the ownership of the petrol pump was got restored to the owner concerned. the witness also refers to a statement made by the deceased regarding coal theft 5 or 6 days before the incident in question as a result 41 - - whereof narmedeshwar prasad singh and nooren master were both sent to jail.23. ..... singh and his father narmedeshwar prasad singh.24. there is also evidence to the effect that the deceased had acted against what has been described as coal mafia of dhanbad with the help of police and administration to prevent the coal theft in the region and the steps taken by the 42 - - deceased had resulted in the arrest of .....

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Dec 22 2020 (HC)

Sri.pampapathy Vs. The State Of Karnataka,

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... to be committed in prosecution of that object. the most important ingredient of unlawful assembly is common object. common object of the persons composing that assembly is to do any act or acts stated in clauses first , second , third , fourth and fifth of that section. 167 - - common object can be formed on the spur of the moment. course ..... 55 - - which the ownership of the petrol pump was got restored to the owner concerned. the witness also refers to a statement made by the deceased regarding coal theft 5 or 6 days before the incident in question as a result whereof narmedeshwar prasad singh and nooren master were both sent to jail.23. there is thus ..... singh and his father narmedeshwar prasad singh.24. there is also evidence to the effect that the deceased had acted against what has been described as coal mafia of dhanbad with the help of police and administration to prevent the coal theft in the region and the steps taken by the deceased had resulted in the arrest of narmedeshwar prasad .....

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Jul 19 2023 (HC)

Smt. B Monika W/o Y B Govind Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... opportunity. if the detenue utilizes his right in filing such representation, the state government is duty bound to consider the representation and pass the final order. act also contemplates that detaining authority is has a duty to inform the detenue his right of representation. any lapses in this regard on the part of detaining ..... .20. a survey of judicial pronouncements on the point would establish that the detention order must be passed in strict compliance with legal provisions of the act keeping in view that the detention order is issued based on the subjective satisfaction of the detailing authority/ issuing authority and having regard to the limited ..... be the subjective satisfaction. presumably an emergency having been declared by the president the legislature granted such a drastic and unique power enabling the government to act quickly to prevent the person concerned from doing anything detrimental to the said matters. in such a case it must have been presumed by the legislature .....

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May 24 2021 (HC)

Mr. Rijesh Ravindran Vs. Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... not have been enacted....... the said principle laid down by the hon ble apex court that if any method has been laid down in doing an act, the said act has to be done in the method laid down, would apply, however, the petitioner is required to establish that the complainant ought not to have ..... case of rasheed and others vs. state of karnataka through santhpur police reported in ilr2007kar1168 19. it is not in dispute that, under section 53 of the ndps act, the central government, after consultation with the state government, may by notification published in the official gazette, invest any officer of the department of narcotics with the ..... the revision is not maintainable. re-points no.[ii]. & [iii].:15. learned senior counsel for the petitioner in his argument submitted that, under section 53 of the ndps act, the central government, may, by notification published in the official gazette, invest any officer of the department of narcotic control bureau (ncb) with the powers of an officer .....

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Sep 16 2022 (HC)

Sri Durugappa Vs. State By

Court : Karnataka

..... with him leading to petty regular quarrel. it is trite law that part ii of section 304 of ipc comes into play when the death is caused by doing an act with knowledge that it is likely to cause death, but there is no intention on the part of the accused either to cause death or to cause such bodily injury ..... is sufficient to cause her death. but the learned trial judge too failed to elicit the same by putting court question as contemplated under section 165 of the indian evidence act, 1872. though such matter is not fatal in nature, it cannot be ignored.56. averting to the secondary argument of the learned defence counsel that the accused has no crl ..... accused has intentionally committed the murder of his wife within the ambit of section 300 of the indian penal code, 1860 and, crl.a.800/2016 51 (ii) whether the act of the accused is a culpable homicide not amounting to murder?.55. in this regard, it is very relevant to refer to the medical evidence where pw-20 did not .....

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Sep 23 2022 (HC)

State Represented By Vs. S P Raju

Court : Karnataka

..... is not sustainable. however, while :136. : challenging the same, they contend that the renewal itself is contrary to section 8(3) of the mines and minerals (development & regulation) act read with rule 24 of the said rules.113. m/s. dms-the petitioner in w.p.no.19766/05 had prayed for issue of writ ..... which was later renewed as ml2080with the same boundaries, any further modifications of the mining lease being carried out by the state government is an illegal act, and there is no provision under the mines minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 to renew a mining lease based on a modified sketch.94. in exercise of the powers conferred by ..... is pertinent to mention that this accused was not only charge sheeted for illegally renewing the mining sketch but also for criminal conspiracy with other accused persons and the acts of accused has led to continuation of illegal mining which caused huge revenue loss to the government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to the accused persons .....

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Sep 23 2022 (HC)

State Represented By Vs. Smt Shameem Bhanu

Court : Karnataka

..... is not sustainable. however, while :136. : challenging the same, they contend that the renewal itself is contrary to section 8(3) of the mines and minerals (development & regulation) act read with rule 24 of the said rules.113. m/s. dms-the petitioner in w.p.no.19766/05 had prayed for issue of writ ..... which was later renewed as ml2080with the same boundaries, any further modifications of the mining lease being carried out by the state government is an illegal act, and there is no provision under the mines minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 to renew a mining lease based on a modified sketch.94. in exercise of the powers conferred by ..... is pertinent to mention that this accused was not only charge sheeted for illegally renewing the mining sketch but also for criminal conspiracy with other accused persons and the acts of accused has led to continuation of illegal mining which caused huge revenue loss to the government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to the accused persons .....

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Sep 23 2022 (HC)

State Represented By Vs. Ritesh Milapchand Jain

Court : Karnataka

..... is not sustainable. however, while :136. : challenging the same, they contend that the renewal itself is contrary to section 8(3) of the mines and minerals (development & regulation) act read with rule 24 of the said rules.113. m/s. dms-the petitioner in w.p.no.19766/05 had prayed for issue of writ ..... which was later renewed as ml2080with the same boundaries, any further modifications of the mining lease being carried out by the state government is an illegal act, and there is no provision under the mines minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 to renew a mining lease based on a modified sketch.94. in exercise of the powers conferred by ..... is pertinent to mention that this accused was not only charge sheeted for illegally renewing the mining sketch but also for criminal conspiracy with other accused persons and the acts of accused has led to continuation of illegal mining which caused huge revenue loss to the government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to the accused persons .....

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Sep 23 2022 (HC)

State Represented By Vs. Rajendra Kumar Jain

Court : Karnataka

..... is not sustainable. however, while :136. : challenging the same, they contend that the renewal itself is contrary to section 8(3) of the mines and minerals (development & regulation) act read with rule 24 of the said rules.113. m/s. dms-the petitioner in w.p.no.19766/05 had prayed for issue of writ ..... which was later renewed as ml2080with the same boundaries, any further modifications of the mining lease being carried out by the state government is an illegal act, and there is no provision under the mines minerals (regulation and development) act, 1957 to renew a mining lease based on a modified sketch.94. in exercise of the powers conferred by ..... is pertinent to mention that this accused was not only charge sheeted for illegally renewing the mining sketch but also for criminal conspiracy with other accused persons and the acts of accused has led to continuation of illegal mining which caused huge revenue loss to the government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to the accused persons .....

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