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B. Sathyanarayana Singh and Brothers Vs. the Karnataka State Transport ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1988Kant275; ILR1987KAR3315; 1988(1)KarLJ266

..... high court under art. 226 of the constitution should be reluctant to interfere with or disturb the decision of specially constituted authorities or tribunals under the act especially when the legislature has entrusted the task of granting or renewing the stage carriage permits to the aforesaid authorities or tribunals which are expected to be ..... transport authority, : [1968]3scr605 and mohd. ibrahim v., state transport appellate tribunal, madras, : [1971]1scr474 and observed :'after all section 47 of the act emphasises the interest of the travelling public as the dominant consideration in the grant of permits and no order in exercise of powers under art. 226 or art. ..... bench examined the facts of the case and held that as a result of the interim orders issued throughout in the proceedings by the authorities under the act, the appellant therein was continuously operating his stage carriage since 1968. accordingly, the division bench following the decision of the supreme court in m. chinnaswamy .....

Miss Renuka D/O Ramakrishna Reddy Vs. Sri Tammanna S/O Dyawappa Battal ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR2007Kant133; ILR2007KAR3029; 2007(6)KarLJ239

..... conduct dna test. in sharada's case the husband filed a divorce petition against the wife under section 12(1)(b) and section 13(1)(iii) of the hindu marriage act, 1955, on the ground of unsound mind. in divorce proceedings the husband filed an application seeking direction for medical examination of the wife. the wife opposed the application on the ..... ;iii. there must be a strong prima facie case in that the husband must establish non-access in order to dispel the presumption arising under section 112 of the evidence act;iv. the court must carefully examine as to what would be the consequence of ordering the blood test; whether it will have the effect of branding a child as a .....

Sri. Hanumappa Vs. Yallakka

Court : Karnataka

..... as well as in a number of countries abroad." scientific accurate 20 15. in india there is no special statute governing this. neither the criminal procedure code nor the evidence act empowers the court to direct such a test to be made. in 1951(1) madras law journal p.58o polavarapu venkteswarlu, minor by guardian and mother hanumamma ..... rather than paternity has to be determined before the court. fathers as well as mothers can apply for maintenance. therefore contests can include mothers denial of paternity. this act finally removed the legal aid for corroboration of mother's statement of paternity.12. two cases may be usefully referred to: re l lord denning m.r. [1968 ..... paternity increased. an attempt by way of statutory provision to make blood test compulsory in england failed in 1938. however, in 1957 the affiliation proceedings act was passed. under that act, it was assumed that a man was the father once a sexual relationship with the mother at the time of conception was proven unless he .....

M/s Power Smart Media Pvt Ltd Vs. Union Of India

Court : Karnataka

..... s. power smart media private limited also known as m/s. power smart media (opc) private limited power tv trademark holder incorporated and registered under companies act, 1956 represented by its director dabbegatta gowda madhu lakshmana din number:08262. 81 no.7, 11th main, mathikere main road1t stage, gokula extension yeshwanthpur bengaluru - ..... 2. m/s. mitcon infraprojects pvt. ltd power tv: permitted company under ministry of information and broadcasting incorporated and registered under companies act, 1956 represented by its director mr. shrikant mitesh bhangdiya din number0262816 b-61, floor-6, plot no.210 'b' wing, mittal tower free press ..... media private limited also known as m/s. power smart media (opc) private limited power tv trade mark holder incorporated and registered under companies act, 1956 represented by its director dabbegatta gowda madhu lakshmana din number0826281 no.7, 11th main mathikere main road1t stage, gokula extension yeshwanthpur bengaluru 560 054 .....

Hanumappa Vs. Yallakka and Others

Court : Karnataka

..... paternity increased. an attempt by way of statutory provision to make blood test compulsory in england failed in 1938. however, in 1957 the affiliation proceedings act was passed. under that act, it was assumed that a man was the father once a sexual relationship with the mother at the time of conception was proven unless he ..... rather than paternity has to be determined before the court. fathers as well as mothers can apply for maintenance. therefore contests can include mothers denial of paternity. this act finally removed the legal aid for corroboration of mother's statement of paternity. 12. two cases may be usefully referred to: re l lord denning m.r. [ ..... been begotten has been recorded. admittedly, the child has been born during the continuance of a valid marriage. therefore, the provisions of section 112 of the evidence act conclusively prove that respondent no. 2 is the daughter of the appellant. at the same time, the dna test reports, based on scientific analysis, in no uncertain .....

Malathy. S. B. Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... consequent on his resignation, the deceased complains to the internal complaints committee constituted under the sexual harassment of women at workplace (prevention, prohibition and redressal) act, 2013 contending that he has been harassed by the petitioners. the 1st petitioner was issued with a show cause notice and called upon her to reply ..... deceased. the deceased then registers a complaint against the petitioners for offences punishable under the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act, 1989 (for short 1989 act ) and on the basis of the complaint, the petitioners were summoned to the police station where they said to have narrated all the ..... instances that had happened in the organization concerning the deceased. it is then the complaint becomes a crime for the offences punishable under the 1989 act. the subject petition does not concern the said crime.5. the deceased then approaches the assistant commissioner of police complaining that he has been harassed .....

Devappa Halageri S/O Bheemeppa Halageri Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... hands he could turn into a criminal and wreck havoc on the civil society. 8 13. apart from the apprehensions, it is the duty cast upon the courts to act as a guardian of minor children. the safety and health of minor children is predominant. the right of an adult must necessarily cede to the right of a minor. ..... prosecution on registration of fir has indicted the accused for the offences punishable under sections 376 and 506 of i.p.c. and under section 4 of the pocso act. the accused was arrested and remanded to judicial custody. thereafter the investigation officer has moved an application and the learned public prosecutor seeking permission to conduct dna examination of ..... the order dated2310.2014 passed by the dist. & sessions judge, koppal, in fir (posco) no.373/2014, for the offences p/u/s376 506 of ipc and4of posco act, 2012. this petition coming on for admission this day, the court made the following: order this petition is filed by the accused praying to call for the records and set .....

Shashidhar and Others Vs. State of Karnataka, Bangalore

Court : Karnataka

..... similarly, comments, however strongly worded, expressing disapprobation of actions of the government without exciting those feelings which generate the inclination to cause public disorder by acts of violence would not be penal. it is held that disloyalty to government established by law is not the same thing as commenting in strong terms ..... among the police force and the public in general. if not for the timely action by the state government in invoking the karnataka essential services maintenance act, 2013, in preventing any such precipitative action that was planned for 4.6.2016, the consequences of the petitioner's inflammatory and provocative speeches and ..... to have issued a notification dated 31.5.2016, declaring that the karnataka state police force as an essential service under the karnataka essential services maintenance act, 2013. however, it is claimed that this did not deter the petitioners from continuing with their onslaught through the various media to instigate and incite .....

Kanchan India Limited Vs. Karnataka Power Corporation Limited

Court : Karnataka

..... the following contentions: (cid:1) the impugned action of recalling the original tender is contrary to section 14 of the karnataka transparency in public procurement act, 1999 ( the act for short); (cid:1) the impugned order does not indicate any reason as to why the tender has been recalled; (cid:1) the ..... shashikiran shetty k., sr.advocate a/w sri manu kulkarni, advocate) 2 and: karnataka power corporation limited a government company within the meaning of companies act, 2013 having its registered office as shakthi bhavan no.82, race course road bengaluru 560 001 represented by its authorised representative. ... respondent (by sri pramod nair ..... raj.) 311 001 represented by its authorized signatory mr.c.n.prahlada rao aged about76years.2. emta coal limited company within the meaning of company under companies act, 2013 having its registered office5, nandalal basu sarani kolkata 700 071 represented by its authorized signatory mr. somnath panth aged about45years. ... petitioners (by sri .....

B.N. Vijayakumar and ors. Vs. State of Karnataka by Dsp, Cod

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : I(2006)DMC365; ILR2005KAR4690; 2006(5)KarLJ16

..... serve its purpose. the object of punishment is not only to punish the culprits but also to make it a deterrent so that, others who are thinking of such acts/ offence would also be aware of the severe consequence or punishment. however, these depend on facts and circumstances of each case also. the courts are required to consider ..... of accused nos. 1 and 2 for the offences under sections 498-a, 304-b ipc as well as sections 3, 4 and 6 of the dowry prohibition act stands proved. we find that the trial court has considered the entire evidence in its proper perspective and even otherwise, on reappreciation and reconsideration of the entire material evidence ..... only for the offence under section 498-a of ipc thereby acquitting her for the offence under section 304-b ipc and all the three offences under dowry prohibition act. hence the present appeals.10. sri a.h. bhagawan, learned counsel for the appellants taking us through the entire evidence vehemently contended that the judgment of conviction .....