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Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation Vs. Pooja Travels and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2005KAR164; 2005(1)KarLJ419

..... (3) of section 71 or of contract carriages as fixed and specified in a notification in the official gazette under clause (a) of sub-section (3) of section 74:provided further that where a regional transport authority, state transport authority or any prescribed authority referred to in sub-section (1) of section 66 refuses an application for the grant of a permit of any kind under this act, it shall give to the applicant in writing its reasons for the refusal of the same and an opportunity of being heard in the matter'.further section 88 of the ..... to in sub-section (1) of section 66 shall not ordinarily refuse to grant an application for permit of any kind made at any time under this act:provided that that the regional transport authority, state transport authority or any prescribed authority referred to in sub-section (1) of section 66 may summarily refuse the application if the grant of any permit in accordance with the application would have the effect of increasing the number of stage carriages as fixed and specified in a notification in ..... he further submitted that section 68(5) of the empowers the 'sta' or the 'rta' to delegate such powers and functions to such authority, if authorised in this behalf by rules made under section 96 of the 'act'; but section 96 of the act does not empower the state government to make rules pertaining to delegation of powers relating to the grant of permits to the secretary of 'sta' or 'rta' and thus neither the 'sta' nor the 'rta' can delegate .....

Dilawarsab Alisab Jakati Vs. State of Karnataka by Its State Public Pr ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2005CriLJ2687; ILR2005KAR2282

..... or affirmations shall be made by the following persons, namely:-(a) all witnesses, that is to say, all persons who may lawfully be examined or give, or be required to give, evidence by or before any court or person having by law or consent of parties authority to examine such persons or to receive evidence;(b) interpreters of questions put to, and evidence given by, witnesses; and(c) jurors. ..... she has further stated that her husband went and informed the parents of the accused about the act of their son-dilawarsab, according to her, her husband told not to go to hospital and that he wanted to have a panchayat with the leaders and to inform ..... has further stated that her husband informed while he was coming towards the house, he saw the accused doing an act of 'visible world' and that he questioned him further, why you did it, she is your sister. ..... in the present case, as the procedure laid down under section 119 of the indian evidence act is not followed, such evidence recorded by the court, without recording the signs is no ..... the learned sessions judge has not even taken pain to read section 119 of the evidence act to know the manner in which the evidence of deaf and dumb witness has to be ..... submitted that the accused in fact had taken advantage of the disability of the prosecutrix who is a dumb by birth and though she happened to be his cousin sister, committing such a heinous act of sexual intercourse shows that the offence is committed against a young girl aged 10 or 12 years. .....

K.V. Shiva Reddy Vs. State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2005CriLJ3000; ILR2005KAR4780; 2005(4)KarLJ22

..... view of the stand taken by the second respondent as contained in the statement of objections to the main petition as well as to the application for stay it is clear he is not acting as a public prosecutor but he is acting as a private counsel of the complainant and his conduct shows he is not fair to the accused, as such the concept of fair trial would not be there if second respondent acts as special public prosecutor and, therefore, the impugned order requires to be quashed.7. ..... been done after consulting concerned authorities. ..... the state and the public prosecutor acting for it are only supposed to be putting all the facts of the case before the court to obtain its decision thereon and not to obtain a conviction by ..... under the provisions of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act, it is mandatory in law to appoint a special public prosecutor. ..... officer of the court and must act independently and in the interests ..... states that 'public prosecutor' means any person appointed under section 24 and includes any person acting under the directions of public prosecutor. ..... is a public prosecutor because he has been appointed as such while in the-former case, he is a public prosecutor because he has been acting under the direction of a public prosecutor.17. ..... public prosecutors were expected to act in a 'scrupulously fair manner' and present the case 'with detachment and without anxiety to secure a conviction' and that the courts trying the case 'must not permit the .....

Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Ltd. Vs. P.A. Babu Jayaprakash

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2005(106)FLR780]; ILR2005KAR2741; 2006(3)KarLJ374

..... the three judgments cited by the learned counsel are the binding authorities to state that this court in exercise of its power under article 226, generally speaking, does not undertake investigation of disputed facts for decision-making. ..... 19.1.99 for the post of supervisor (sales).the competent authority has accorded approval that in the interest of company's work three-months notice period has been waived and in lieu three-months salary has been paid to you as per the terms of your appointment order. .....

Mac Charles (i) Ltd. Vs. Chandrashekar and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2006(1)ALD(Cri)44; III(2006)BC143; 2005CriLJ3700; ILR2005KAR3648; 2006(2)KarLJ570

..... he further contended that when once the other mode of service of summons to the accused other than the personal service is recognized, the proceedings initiated under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act can be proceeded expert even in the absence of the accused whose presence could not be secured within a reasonable time and the decision could be rendered expert even against the absentee accused by holding him ..... learned counsel for the respondents would however contend that though substituted service is permissible in a criminal trial under section 65 of the cr.p.c, as well as under section 144 of the negotiable instruments act, the trial of offence charged against the accused cannot be held in his absence and the presence of the accused has to be secured for the purpose of trial by resorting to the coercive measures as contemplated under ..... the position in a criminal trial, if the accused did not respond even after the service of notice to him by the other mode of service prescribed under section 65 or under section 144 of the negotiable instruments act, the presence of the accused will have to be secured by resorting to the coercive methods like issue of warrants and proclamation in the manner as contemplated under the provisions of the cr.p.c. ..... the said criminal petition after contest, came to be disposed of on 4.1.2005 with a direction to the complainant to take steps to proceed against the ..... 778/2005, the present reference came to be made by the learned single .....

B.H. Veeresha Vs. Government of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2006KAR610; 2006(1)KarLJ326

..... the petitioner is directed to deposit this amount with the karnataka legal services authority, bangalore, within four weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order failing which the member secretary will enforce this order in accordance with law. ..... every default on the part of the state or public authority being not justiciable in public interest litigation and the court should be satisfied that the person approaching the court is not a busybody or meddlesome interloper and that he has come with clean hands, clean heart ..... a copy of this order be sent to the member secretary, karnataka state legal services authority for necessary action. ..... the same would be a binding precedent and operate as resjudicata in subsequent proceedings challenging the same administrative action of the authorities. ..... the construction made is contrary to the karnataka municipal corporations act, 1976 and karnataka town and country planning act, 1961. ..... if the act complained is not remedied or prevented it would weaken the faith of the common man in the institution of the judiciary and the democratic set up of the country. ..... tenders were not invited in terms of the karnataka transparency in public procurements act, 1999. .....

Marico Industries Ltd. Vs. State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2006]148STC17(Kar)

..... branded coconut oil for levy of tax at the rate of 15 per cent from april 1, 2001 to march 31, 2002 and at 20 per cent with effect from april 1, 2002 to july 31, 2004 in terms of act 5 of 2001 as against levy of tax on other edible oils at four per cent for major part of this period and at five per cent for the period from june 1, 2003 to july 31, 2004 which has ..... the origin of the legislation, as indicated in the beginning of this order is the failed effort on the part of the state or the taxing authority to rope in to tax some part of the sale of branded coconut oil as a sale of toilet article and subject it to tax at a higher rate than the rate of tax ..... used as a hair oil in the state of karnataka to the extent of 95 per cent of the user being as hair oil and only about five per cent of the people living in the coastal belt using coconut oil as an edible oil; that coconut oil though had been forming a part of other edible oils under entry no. ..... one another contention urged in the statement of objection is that the legislation also acts as a protective measure to protect small operators who market coconut oil not in a branded form but in a packed form or those dealers who did not have the capacity to market it ..... for ushering in the challenged legislation is not at all made good but the proposal on such premise alone is extracted as forming part of the additional statement of objections filed on behalf of the respondents on december 21, 2005 and supported by an affidavit of one m. .....

Sri. P. Hanumanthappa S/O. Late Sri. Dasappa Vs. the Home Secretary, t ...

Court : Karnataka

..... subsequently released only on 14-8-1999 as per the recommendation of the very officer to the government and after pointing out the various lapses and mistakes committed by the different jail authorities and submits that this is proof enough of the petitioner's allegation that the petitioner has been illegally detained on and after 4-9-1998 till his release on 14-8-1999; that ..... the petitioner but also to the members of his family and the petitioner apprehending danger to his life had made several representations including national human rights commission and other authorities about the violation committed by the respondents of the order of remission granted by the governor and the release certificate dated 4.9.1998, copy at annexure-a, along with ..... prison at gandhinagar, bangalore, up to 22.9.1998, with the expectation of receiving the illegal gratification and as the petitioner was not in a position to meet this illegal demand the respondent authorities have clandestinely denied him the benefit of the remission order and he was shifted to new central prison, parappana agrahara, on 22.9.1998 with instructions to under go entire life sentence, contrary ..... sri ramesh kumar, learned government pleader appearing jar the state and the statutory authorities seeks two weeks time to get clarification on the report and as to whether the recommendation of the officer who has filed the report had been acted upon and it is only for that reason the petitioner had been released admitting ..... 2005 .....

State of Karnataka Vs. Chowdegowda and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2007CriLJ2812; 2007(6)KarLJ191; ILR2007(2)Kar2117; 2007(3)AIRKarR576(DB)

..... by the prosecution does not, therefore, show that any demand for 'dowry' as defined in section 2 of the dowry prohibition act was made by the appellants as what was alleged asked for was some money for meeting domestic expenses and for purchasing manure. ..... that these details were not noted in the inquest report it cannot be concluded that the statements given by the witnesses and read over at the inquest did not contain those over-acts and the statements now produced are those of the witnesses which were taken later.35. ..... were reluctant to intimate the concerned authority or the parents of the deceased ..... : 2005crilj4137 , regarding the presumption to be drawn under section 113-b of the evidence act relating to dowry death once prosecution establishes the ingredients of section 304-b, ipc. ..... complaint came to be lodged for the offences punishable under sections 3, 4 and 6(2) of the dowry prohibition act and also for offences punishable under section 498-a and 304-b, ipc. ..... on the part of defence to confront the same to the investigating officer or the authority who recorded such statement. ..... be a mitigating circumstance to reduce the sentence as invariably in all cases under sections 3 and 4 of the dowry prohibition act against the in -laws, the in-laws have to be older in age. ..... counsel for defence relies upon the following decision:2005 cri lj 65 (saro rana and ors. ..... of considering the contents of inquest mahazar drawn under section 176, ipc he refers to 2005 cri lj 65, saro rana v. .....

R. Krishnappa S/O. Ramappa Vs. the State of Karnataka Rep. by Its Secr ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2008KAR2185; 2008(3)KarLJ238; 2008(4)KCCRSN249; 2008(2)AIRKarR353; AIR2008NOC1790

..... the constitution, contended that neither the constitution nor the act confers jurisdiction to the state election commissioner to administer oath or to record the evidence; that whenever the power to administer oath is provided to a particular authority, it is specifically stated so in the constitution and the oaths act; that as neither the oaths act nor the constitution or the panchayat raj act does confer the power to administer oath, the state ..... being heard to the person concerned under section 168(2) of the act; that the proceedings in question are not quasi-criminal in nature and that therefore the election commissioner need not apply the theory of proving the fact beyond reasonable doubt while deciding ..... reddy, learned senior advocate and sri ramachandra reddy, learned counsel appealing on behalf of respondents 3 and 4 respectively submitted that the report, as mentioned in section 168(2) of the act means only the report and it cannot be read as an official report; that the election commissioner has got jurisdiction to record the statements of the parties while giving reasonable opportunity of ..... panchayat showing the list of the members of grama panchayat, from 1.3.2005 to 21.1.2006 (the figure '21' appears to have been tampered) ..... panchayat, was elected to kolar zilla panchayat as a member from avani (reserved constituency) on 27.12.2005. ..... 2005 .....