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Thaheer Nissar Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... proposition as under: indian penal code, 1860, section 300- murder and robbery unexplained possession of stolen property by accused presumption that accused committed the offences can be raised. (indian evidence act, 1872, section 114(a)). ? 15. the trial court has extensively considered the oral and documentary evidence regarding the recovery of gold ornaments at the instance of the accused and has ..... . p.w.7-g.s. suresh has deposed in his evidence that on 3-2-2010 he was proceeding nearby mandi police station, the police called him and requested to act as panch witness. at that time, the accused before the court was in the police station; said accused took them in the police jeep to his house at akbar road .....

S. Ranganatha Rao Vs. Accountant-general and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1981KAR885; [1981]129ITR130(KAR); [1981]129ITR130(Karn); 1981(1)KarLJ329

..... standing on different footings. the lump sum received under r. 37a (1) should be considered as one integral whole and was entirely exempt under s. 10(10a)(i) of the act. therefore, the terminal benefit received by a civil servant on his retirement from govt. service and absorption in a public sector corporation under r. 37a (1) (b) of the ..... subject-matter of decision by the bombay income-tax appellate tribunal which appears to have held that the same is entitled to exemption under s. 10(10a)(i) of the act, which decision has been accepted by the department in so far as it relates to the state of maharashtra. similarily, in the case of c. p. ohrie v. accountant ..... civil services of state or holders of civil posts under a state or to the employees of a local authority or a corporation established by a central, state or provincial act; (ii) any payment in commutation of pension received under any scheme of any other employer, to the extent it does not exceed - (a) in a case where the employee .....

Sharanappa S/o Basappa Matur Vs. Mohammad Ali S/o Dawalsab Chittaragi ...

Court : Karnataka Kalaburagi

..... of its judgment that, the trial court completely overlooked the provisions and failed to appreciate the statutory presumption drawn under sections 118 and 139 of n.i. act. the statute mandates that once the signature of an accused on the cheque is established, then these reverse onus clauses become operative. in such a situation, ..... crl.a no.200030 of 2017 20. whenever execution of negotiable instruments is admitted, then, the court may draw presumption under section 118 of the n.i. act, which reads as under:"118 presumptions as to negotiable instruments. until the contrary is proved, the following presumptions shall be made: (a) of consideration that every ..... capacity to lend loan and the amount due is not legally recoverable debt, accordingly, acquitted the accused without drawing presumption available under section 139 of n.i. act. it is contended that, the complainant has discharged initial burden casted upon him, but, the accused has not discharged the burden. the trial court has wrongly .....

Mohankumar, Bangalore Vs. the Special Deputy Commissioner, Bangalore D ...

Court : Karnataka

..... has paid a price for acquiring the land, if should be deprived of the property purchased by investing hard earned money; being sympathetic to the acts of such person, unmindful of the purpose and object of the legislation and tending to treat writ jurisdiction as a conventional appellate jurisdiction evolved in the ..... initially by a saguvali chit dated 31.10.1961. 7. the karnataka scheduled castes and scheduled tribes [prohibition of transfer of certain lands] act, 1978 (for shirt the act)-a piece of social welfare legislation meant to protect the interest of persons belonging to scheduled caste and scheduled tribe community, who have suffered ..... the legal status of such purchasers prior to the legislature enacting the karnataka scheduled caste and scheduled tribe [prohibition of transfer of certain lands] act, 1978 [for short the act], was perhaps a little comfortable and there were chances of such lands being legally or otherwise retained by the purchasers under certain circumstances on .....

K.M. Abdul Subhan Vs. S. Ramaiah

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1952Kant90; AIR1952Mys90

..... appoint an 'ad interim' receiver to seize certain paddy crops as the property of his debtor knowing that they belonged to the plaintiff, it was held that the act was in the nature of trespass to property because there was an unlawful interference with the exercise of the property rights of the plaintiff and that he could claim ..... exemplary damages; ibid para 25.trespass on goods has been described as an unlawful disturbance of the possession of the goods by seizure or removal by a direct act causing damage to goods, and the remedies available to a plaintiff against whom such trespass is committed is independent of his claims for other wrongs in respect of ..... trespass is an actionable wrong and a mere trespass is as a rule actionable only and not criminally though even bare trespass may be a criminal offence under certain special acts. in an action of trespass, the plaintiff, if he proves the trespass is entitled to recover damages even though he has not suffered actual loss; see para 25 .....

State by J.C. Nagar P.S., Bangalore Vs. Santanam

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1998CriLJ3045

..... medical evidence the respondent cannot be held guilty particularly for the offence under sections 337 and 304-a of ipc and further offence under section 117 of m.v. act, nevertheless just because the medical evidence is not available, it does not mean that the respondent can go scot free if there are other evidence to hold him ..... did not choose to examine a material witness as that of the doctor, adverse inference against the prosecution had to be drawn under section 114 of the evidence act. such an argument was advanced by sri bellary for the reason that the prosecution did not get the post-mortem report marked in the evidence by the medical officer ..... charge-sheet as against the respondent for the offence under ss. 279, 337, 304-a of ipc and further for the offence under s. 117 of the motor vehicles act before the addl. chief metropolitan magistrate (hereinafter referred to for convenience as 'cmm bangalore city'). 5. in order to prove the guilt of the respondent, the prosecution had .....

Life Insurance Corporation of India Vs. Smt. B. Kusua Rai

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1992]75CompCas712(Kar); 1989(1)KarLJ52

..... d-6 were held proved, they would not help the defendant in satisfying the three requirements laid down in the second part of section 45 of the insurance act, 1938 ('the act',for short). he relied upon certain authorities in support of the appeal to which we would advert a little later. 16. on the other hand, sri ..... be satisfied that the circumstantial evidence irresistibly leads to the inference that the person in question must have signed it or written it. section 47 of the evidence act deals with the question of identification of handwriting. handwriting may be acquainted with the handwriting by that person in answer to documents purporting to be written by that ..... by the insured, as held by the high court of andhra pradesh in life insurance corporation of india v. shakuntala bai, : air1975ap68 , must prove that he acted fairly by explaining properly the implications of the declarations to be signed by the insured and the amplitude of the questions required to be answered. it has been held .....

Gujjala Hulagappa S/O Hampavva (Since Dead by L.Rs. Dodda Venkoba S/O ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2008(3)KarLJ479; 2008(1)KCCR225; 2008(2)AIRKarR366; AIR2008NOC1882; 2008AIHC1995(Kar)

..... :(1) whether the court below was legally right in reversing the judgment of the trial court by overlooking the principles of law that any citizen has right to question the act of a fellow citizen without any impediment in obstructing his right of use of a path way right?(2) whether the judgment passed by the lower appellate court is in ..... of special circumstances, it will not normally be granted. however, if the case is clear and one which the court thinks ought to be decided at once, or if the act done is a simple and summary one which can be easily remedied, or if the defendant attempts to steal a march on the plaintiff, such as where, on receipt of .....

Dayaram Surajmall Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Hyderabad and Andhra

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1960]38ITR12(KAR); [1960]38ITR12(Karn)

..... law arises for consideration, but that prayer was rejected. thereupon, the assessee took up the matter before the high court under section 82(2) of the hyderabad income-tax act for directing the appellate tribunal to refer the question of law for decision of the high court. that was considered by a bench of the hyderabad high court in case ..... with the learned solicitor-general when he says that the income-tax officer is not fettered by technical rules of evidence and pleadings, and that he is entitled to act on material which may not be accepted as evidence in a court of law, but there the agreement ends; because it is equally clear that in making the assessment ..... has referred this matter to this court. it is stated as follows : 'it may be noted that the income-tax officers in the discharge of their duties under the act receive a good deal of information which is not all evidence according to the accepted notions of law. consequently it is only fair and just that the accuracy or otherwise .....

Naik Shekharappa Olekar S/O Late Hanumappa Olekar Vs. Union of India ( ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2007(1)AIRKarR185

..... these deficiencies the congress enacted military justice act, 1968, the salient features of which are: (1) a right to legally qualified counsel guaranteed to an accused before any special court martial; (2) a ..... 13 years before the decision of the supreme court in gideon v. waiwright 372 us 335 1963. between 1950 and 1968 when the administration of justice act, 1968 was introduced, many advances were made in the administration of justice by civil courts but they were not reflected in military court proceedings. to correct ..... . rajendra, learned central government standing counsel appearing for the respondents has very vehemently submitted that the petitioner has availed of all the remedies available under the act; that he had been given ample opportunity to defend himself before the summary court martial; that even on his pointed query as to whether he wishes to .....