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The State of Kerala rep. by Secretary, Forests and Wildlife Department ...

Court : Kerala

..... in writing made by the diwan. 20. the provisions of regulation iii of 1080 were repealed by act iii of 1952 i.e., the travancore-cochin forest act, 1951 (hereinafter referred to as 'forest act 1951'). chapter ii of the act contains the heading reserved forest . section 4 provided for issuance of notification whenever it is proposed ..... manjakollai village was not hereditary. the appellant was elected as a trustee by the sengunatha mudaliars of manjakollai village at a meeting held on june 27, 1957. according to the appellant the temple was founded two hundred years ago by the members of his community and since then the management of the temple ..... for the conservation of forests and for matters connected therewith or ancillary or incidental thereto. the statement of objects and reasons for the enactment of the 1980 act states deforestation causes ecological imbalance and leads to environmental deterioration. de-forestation had been taking place on a large scale in the country and it had caused .....

Deepti Rajan Vs. R. Rajasekhar

Court : Kerala

..... section 198 of the code of criminal procedure deals with prosecution for offences against marriage. it provides that no court shall take cognizance of an offence punishable under chapter xx of indian penal code, except upon a complaint made by some person aggrieved by the offence. the persons aggrieved are specified under sub section (1) ..... seeking such relief. hence this court is of the considered opinion that there is no illegality or error committed by the court below in holding that op (hma) 116/2013 is maintainable before the said court. 16. under the above mentioned circumstances, this court do not find any circumstances existing for interference with the ..... based on pleadings in the original petition, which will prima facie constitute the requisite ingredients for dissolution of a marriage solemnized at kollam under the hindu marriage act. as long as the factum of marriage solemnized at kollam is not in dispute, there cannot be any successful challenge on the question of jurisdiction. 7 .....

T. Subramanya Bhatta Vs. A. Krishna Bhatta

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1978Ker111

..... defendant). ext. a59 is the plaint and exts. a60 & a6l are the written statements therein. ext. b12 is the certified copy of the judgment in a s, no. 286 of 1957, sub-court, kasaragod, against the judgment in the said suit o. s. 484 of 1949, and the order in r.i.a, 1091 of 1963 moved by the defendant's ..... of the evidence of the criminal case as disclosed by the judgment. krishna iyer j. pointed out that this was against the mandate of section 43 of the indian evidence act, and that the correct view of the law on this aspect of the matter had been taken in venkatapathi v. balappa (air 1933 mad. 429), following earlier precedents. we are ..... which a person desirous of setting the criminal law in motion against another, in respect of an act amounting to a cognizable offence, may proceed to act. these three ways were: (1) by presenting a complaint to a magistrate having jurisdiction to take action under chapter xvii of the cr. p. c.; (2) by giving information to an officer in charge of a .....

M.L.Meena and Others Vs. State of Kerala and Another

Court : Kerala

..... , crl.m.c.no.3847 of 2011 :-24-: according to me, as rightly pointed out by the learned counsel for the petitioner, it is a matter covered by chapter xxvi of the cr.p.c. which deals with the provisions as to offences affecting the administration of justice. if section 340 is attracted or applicable, with respect to ..... no prayer in it asking for taking any security from the opposite party for keeping the peace. (see for similar case t. ayyangar v. k. s. ayyangar air. 1957 madras 756.). even assuming that ext. a1 can be treated,as a petition to initiate proceedings under s.107, and therefore gave rise to an occasion for absolute privilege, the ..... that the allegations made in the complaint lodged with cawc accusing him of an offence punishable under section 406 ipc and section 3 and 4 of the dowry prohibition act were false which according to the respondent tantamounts to commission of an offence punishble under section 211 ipc apart from an offence punishable under section 500 ipc. the factual .....

P.C. George Vs. The Hon'ble Speaker, Kerala Legislative Assembly and A ...

Court : Kerala

..... has to be arrived at from information received or otherwise and after making such inquiry as the speaker or the chairman as the case may be thinks fit. 7. chapter xxi of the rules of procedure and conduct of business in the kerala legislative assembly deals with the resignation and vacation of seats in the assembly. rule 169(2) ..... behalf of the petitioner, mr. tom k. thomas, special government pleader on behalf of the speaker and mr. s. sreekumar, senior advocate on behalf of the second respondent. 6. chapter iii of the constitution of india deals with the state legislature including the disqualifications of members and article 190 thereof speaks of 'vacation of seats' held by them. article 190 ..... from the judgment of lord goddard c.j. of the queen's bench division in re a solicitor's clerk [(1957) 3 all e.r. 617] is apposite:- it enables an order to be made disqualifying a person from acting as a solicitor's clerk in the future and what happened in the past is the cause or reason for the .....

Philip Vs. Surendran

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1994ACJ279

..... of the right of appeal came in the form of levy of enhanced court fee under the court fees (bombay amendment) act, 1954. the supreme court reiterated what it had held earlier in garikapati's case, air 1957 sc 540, observing that an impairment of the right of appeal by putting a new restriction thereon or imposing a more ..... (1-a) of section 68-f of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (4 of 1939), or under the corresponding provisions, if any, in force in any state immediately before the commencement of this act shall continue to remain in force until the approved scheme under chapter vi of this act is published. (3) any penalty payable under any of the ..... repealed enactments may be recovered in the manner provided by or under this act, but without prejudice to any action already taken for the .....