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..... should approach the industrial tribunal. 10. aggrieved, the third respondent filed an appeal before the government by invoking section 87 of the kerala co-operative societies act ('the act'). the government, in turn, set aside the order of dismissal passed by the assistant registrar and remanded the matter. on remand, the matter was re- ..... gopalakrishnan (supra), in narayanan v. rent controller 1988 (2) klt 74 , this court, while dealing with section 20 of the buildings (lease and rent control) act, has held that even a petition under article 226 of the constitution normally has to be filed within ninety days. 38. later, relying on narayanan (supra), another learned ..... single judge in thajuddin shameer (supra) has interpreted the very section 84 of the act. the learned single judge has held that if a revision is filed beyond a reasonable time limit, say ninety days, the petitioner should explain in the revision, .....
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..... of the state concerned. 2. the facts in brief are that when the petitioner submitted her application under section 7 of the multi-state co-operative societies act, 2002, to the respondent for the registration of a society, the respondent through exhibit p3 required the petitioner to comply with certain objections, which include the ..... to transfer shares to non-members. 11. in reply, the learned counsel for the petitioner has submitted that the multi-state co-operative societies act, 2002 (for short the 'act'), has got sufficient safeguards to prevent what is alleged to be either mushrooming of co-operative societies or exploitation of the general public by any ..... such societies. in that regard, the learned counsel has drawn my attention to chapters vii, viii, and xv of the act, especially sections 108, 120 and 123 thereof. 12. heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned central government counsel for the respondent, apart from .....
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..... the conclusion that the prosecution has proved the case of the accused beyond reasonable doubt and rightly convicted him for the offence under section 55(g) of the abkari act and the findings did not call for any interference. 19. as regards the sentence is concerned, court below had sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment for one ..... he came to the office along with the accused and registered ext.p4 crime and occurrence report as crime no.12/2003 under section 55 (g) of the abkari act. he produced the accused before court along with the remand report. he produced the articles before court along with the property list. he sent forwarding note with request ..... no defence evidence was adduced on his side. after considering the evidence on record, the court below found the appellant guilty under section 55(g) of the abkari act and convicted him thereunder and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment for one year and also to pay a fine of rs.one lakh, in default to undergo rigorous .....
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..... both. 11. section 477 a of the indian penal code reads as follows: section 477a. falsification of accounts:- whoever, being a clerk, officer or servant, or employed or acting in the capacity of a clerk, officer or servant, willfully, and with intent to defraud, destroys, alters, mutilates or falsifies any [book, electronic record, paper, writing], ..... , paper, writing] valuable security or account, and it must be proved by the prosecution that at the relevant time the accused was the clerk, officer or servant acting in that capacity, he destroyed, altered, mutilated or falsified by any book electronic record, paper, writing] valuable security or account which belongs to or his in the ..... done by a public servant, then it will amount to misconduct and he can be convicted for the offence of his misconduct under the prevention of corruption act . 18. it is further observed in the same decision that merely because the prosecution failed to prove the modus operandi of the accused in causing loss .....
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..... issued to him by the tahsildar concerned is cancelled as per the provisions of sec.6a of the kerala sc and st (regulation of issue of community certificates) act 1996 (act 11 of 1996) as amended by the amendment ordinance, 2007, etc. in ext.p-16 also the 1st respondent reiterates more or less the same grounds ..... of or groups within castes, races or tribes shall be scheduled castes for the purposes of the constitution. under the amendment act, 1976, again the parliament has included or excluded from schedules appended to the constitution which are now conclusive. schedule i relates to scheduled castes and schedule ii ..... public notification under section 341 (1) or 342 (1) for a limited purpose. the notification issued by the president and the act of the parliament under scheduled castes and scheduled tribes order (amendment) act, 1976 and the schedules appended thereto can be looked into for the purpose to find whether the castes, races or tribes are parts .....
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..... the examination board through notification in two newspapers in vernacular dailies, having wide circulation in the area. the said stipulation applies to the societies covered by section 80b of the act. 12. if we examine section 80b, it is evident that the requirement of taking services of the examination board for conducting the examination and notifying the vacancies in two vernacular ..... the recruitment into a co-operative bank, the competent authority to adjudicate the disputes, if any, is the cooperative arbitration court under section 69 of the kerala co-operative societies act. she has also submitted that though exhibit p1 notification concerns the post of attendar and salesman, the petitioner has applied only for the post of attendar, regarding which post the .....
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..... cessation of the violent symptoms of the disorder, but a restoration of the faculties of the mind sufficiently to enable the person soundly to judge the act; but the expression does not necessarily mean complete or prefect restoration of the mental faculties to their original condition. so, if there is such a ..... the time or immediately afterwards, also by evidence of his mental condition and other relevant factors. every person is presumed to know the natural consequences of his act. similarly every person is also presumed to know the law. the prosecution has not to establish these facts. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [11]. the section itself provides that ..... insanity is proved or admitted, certain considerations have to be borne in mind. mayne summarises them as follows:"whether there was deliberation and preparation for the act; whether it was done in a manner which showed a desire to concealment ; whether after the crime, the offender showed consciousness of guilt and made efforts .....
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..... husband, and the first floor belongs to the 2nd petitioner wife. by ext.p5 order dated 25.07.2012, the 3rd respondent assessing authority under the kerala building tax act, assessed both the floors as a single unit for the purposes of levy of building tax. the petitioners therefore preferred an appeal before the appellate authority. the said appeal ..... have to be treated as a single unit for the purposes of tax, an exception is carved out in cases covered by explanation 2 to section 2(e) of the act. as per the said explanation, where the building consists of different apartments or flats, owned by different persons and the cost of construction of the building was met by ..... into by the assessing authority, as well as the appellate authority, cannot be a mechanical one but must be one that keeps in mind the scheme of the building tax act as noted above, and also takes note of the decisions of this court in nelson rozario v. state of kerala [2013 (1) klt 573], varghese v. state of kerala .....
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..... person is that the department itself, rather than the co-operative election commission, issued the notification. and it is in violation of section 28b of the kerala co-operative societies act. 21. this court, while disposing of the writ petition through exhibit p4 judgment, has given elaborate directions to the authorities as regards the manner and method of conducting the election .....
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..... the proclamation that was adopted on the full participation and equality of the people with disabilities in the asia pacific region. the object of the act is to (1) integrate persons with disabilities into social mainstream (2) lay down a strategy for comprehensive development of programmes and services and ..... departments/public sector undertakings/ government companies declaring that the non observance of the scheme of reservation for persons with disabilities should be considered as an act of non-obedience and nodal officer in department/public sector undertakings/ government companies, responsible for the proper strict implementation of reservation for person with ..... the apex court clarifying that reservation under section 33 of the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995 (for short, 'the act') is not dependent on the identification of posts, the writ petitioner claimed reservation with effect from 1.1.1996. in the meanwhile, .....
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