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The Union of India Vs. Karayi Gopalan

Court : Kerala

..... (iii) the disciplinary authority shall forward or cause to be forwarded a copy of the report of the inquiry, if any, held by the disciplinary authority or where the disciplinary authority is not the inquiring authority, a copy of the report of the inquiring authority together with reasons for disagreement, if any and record its own findings on any article of charge, to the enrolled member of the force who shall be required to submit, if he so desires, his written representation or submission to the disciplinary authority within fifteen days irrespective of whether the report is favourable or not to the enrolled member of the force. ..... w.a.no.570 of 2013 - 10 - (iv) the disciplinary authority shall consider the representation, if any, submitted by the enrolled member of the force before proceeding further in the manner as provided in sub-rule (22) of rule 36". ..... it is these findings recorded by the disciplinary authority, after considering the records of inquiry, that needs to be forwarded to the "enrolled member of the force who is proceeded against". ..... the next ground urged is that the 1st respondent being a member of an uniformed force, discipline is paramount and serious supervisory laches having been detected and charged against the 1st respondent; that would amount to a major misconduct warranting major penalty.5. .....

Ansari Vs. D.i.G., C.i.S.F.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1994)ILLJ492Ker

..... section 9 of the central industrial security force act, 1968 gives a right to any 'enrolled' member of the force aggrieved by an order made under section 8 of the act imposing penalty on him to file an appeal to such authority as may be prescribed within 30 days from the date on which the order appealed against is communicated to him. ..... p10 memorandum dated may 18, 1989 wherein the petitioner was informed that the appeal filed by him had been examined by the second respondent and he withheld the same in terms of rule 45 of the central industrial security force rules, 1969, since the appeal had not been submitted within the time specified in section 9 of the central industrial security force act, 1968 and therefore the same is time barred. ..... p9 representation had been considered by the second respondent and according to the second respondent those grounds are not sufficient for forwarding the appeal to the appellate authority under rule 45 of the central industrial security force rules 1969.5. ..... rule 42-a of the central industrial security force rules, 1969 also prescribes a period of one month from the date on which the appellant received a copy of the order appealed against to file an appeal to the appellate authority. ..... p10 communication issued by the second respondent wherein the petitioner was informed that the appeal submitted by him had been withheld in terms of rule 45 of the central industrial security force rules, 1969. .....

Mahesh Chander Vs. the State

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1952CriLJ943

..... it is conceded by the public prosecutor that the arrest of the individual mentioned in the petition was made by a sub-inspector of police of the state pf jammu and kashmir who is not a police officer competent to make an arrest under section 54 of the criminal procedure code, which has been extended to this state.the police officer referred to in section 54 must be an officer who is a member of the police force enrolled under the indian police act v of 1861. ..... that act has not been extended to the state of jammu and kashmir and therefore a police officer of that state cannot be regarded as a member of the police force coming within the category of police officers who are referred to in the indian police act. ..... it is also conceded by the learned public prosecutor that the indian code of criminal procedure has not been extended to the state of jammu and kashmir, in these circumstances, since the arrest was for an offence alleged to have been committed within the state of jammu and kashmir and consequently since the arrest made at alleppey cannot come within the purview of section 59 of the criminal procedure code, it is not warranted by, law. ..... the arrest not being warranted by any provision of law this is a fit case for making a direction under section 491 of the criminal procedure code, since the party concerned is within the limits of the appellate criminal jurisdiction of this court. .....

The Kumarakom Lime Shell, Co-operative Society Ltd Vs. State of Kerala ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2012(3)KLT696; 2012(3)KLJ690; 2012(3)ILR(Ker)844

..... if women are unfit or unwilling to engaged in the work in which the members of the society are engaged, certainly there is no scope for their enrolment as members and in turn their election to the managing committee. ..... if section 28a has to be complied with just for the sake of it appellant has to enroll women members to the society for electing the required number of them to the managing committee. ..... when this was challenged before the learned single judge, the single judge gave time to pass fresh resolution consistent with section 28a which obviously means that the society has to enroll women members to provide for their representation. ..... so much so women have not come forward to become members of the appellant society. ..... since the members are engaged in actual collection of lime shell, it is a labour society wherein members themselves are engaged in the activities of the society. ..... we find force in the contention of the appellant that appellant cannot be compelled to take women members who cannot utilize the services of the society and whose services are not required for the society. ..... however in between the government should pass orders on ext.p4 exempting the society from the requirement of womens representation in the managing committee so that there is no need for any amendment to the bye laws as required by the joint registrar. .....

Dr. Harish Babu Maddineni Vs. State of Kerala, Represented by Public P ...

Court : Kerala

..... from the whole analysis of the scheme and the way in which it is structured it is quite apparent that once is person gets into this scheme he will find it difficult to come out of the web and it becomes a vicious circle for him..by promising payment of commission on the business turned out by the down-line members sponsored either directly or indirectly by the up-line members (which constitutes an event or contingency relative to enrollment of members), the first petitioner is earning quick/easy money from its distributors, apart from ensuring its distributor ..... section 2 (c) of the prize chits act defines money circulation scheme thus: money circulation scheme means any scheme by whatever name called, for the making of quick or easy money; or for the receipt of any money or valuable thing a the consideration for a promise to pay money, on any event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme, whether or not such money or thing is derived from the entrance money of the members of such scheme or periodical subscriptions. 14. ..... the relationship between the seller and purchaser continues and the purchaser continues to get commission from the seller, provided the purchaser is instrumental to the enrolment of new members in the scheme. ..... making of quick or easy money by the company or the members is referable to an event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme. ..... the contention has no force. .....

Abdul Arshad and Others Vs. State of Kerala, Represented by the Public ...

Court : Kerala

..... section 2 (c) defines money circulation scheme thus: money circulation scheme means any scheme by whatever name called, for the making of quick or easy money; or for the receipt of any money or valuable thing as the consideration for a promise to pay money, on any event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme, whether or not such money or thing is derived from the entrance money of the members of such scheme or periodical subscriptions. ..... section 2(c) nowhere provides that a member of the scheme must himself enroll other members and only in that eventuality, the provision of the act would apply. ..... the plain language of the section does not insist that such enrolment of members must be by the members already enrolled. ..... in our opinion, the requirement of law if an event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme and nothing more. ..... the second ingredient, namely, such payment of money is dependent on the event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme is thus very much present. ..... the scheme provides for (i) making of quick or easy money, and (ii) it is dependent upon an event or contingency relative or applicable to the enrolment of members into the scheme. ..... , but subject to any enactment for the time being in force regulating the manner or place of investigating, inquiring into, trying or otherwise dealing with such offences. ..... the contention has no force. .....

N. Ram Vs. Siby Mathew and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2000CriLJ3118

..... the complaint of the first respondent as argued by the learned counsel for the complainant would be that the above-said article with the head 'a witch hunt ends' published in the frontline biweekly dated 31-5-1996 contains slanderous or scandalous words which have pulled down the fame of the kerala police as a result of which the entire police force in which the complainant is a member has been substantially degraded. ..... on the other hand, the reply of the petitioners as contended by their counsel would be that the words found in the article are not at all defamatory or scandalous and they will never injure the nobleness and the image of the kerala police force or any individual member of it inclusive of the complainant. ..... members of the police force are not static. ..... when the materials collected by the cbi during their investigation, particularly those extracted above, the order of the chief judicial magistrate discharging the accused and his discussion thereon and the allegations found in the complaint are examined thoroughly on the footing of the principles of law stated supra, needless to say that the words or the passages found in the said article would not constitute the offences punishable under sections 500, 501 and 502 read with 34, i. p. c. ..... police personnel retire and new persons are enrolled. .....

Sasikumar B. Menon Vs. S. Vijayan and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1998(2)ALT(Cri)458; 1998CriLJ3973

..... members of the police force are not static ..... jayasooryan 1992 (2) klt 33 : (1992 cri lj 3540) where the allegation was against the indian national congress (i) and the complaint filed by a member of the party against whom there was no individual accusation was found to be not maintainable ..... it might be any member of the police force. ..... this court held that there cannot be defamation against the community as such and the community as such may not have a reputation, but the reputation will only be of individual members of the community. ..... chacko 1986 klr 1005 : (1986 cri lj 2002) this court considered whether publication of imputation made against the syrian christian community will affect a member of the community. ..... the complainant is a member of the kerala police ..... where persons in the association or collection as such are ascertainable and the words or imputations are shown to be against all the persons in the association or collection as such, any one of the members could make a ..... as the imputations made was against the syrian christian community as a whole, the complaint filed by a member of that community and who was not a person who was individually affected by the imputations was found to be not ..... , investigation was taken over by the central bureau of investigation who after completing the investigation, filed a refer report on the ground that none of the offences alleged against the accused were revealed during investigation. ..... police personals retire and new persons are enrolled. .....

K.V. Vijayakumar Vs. the Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies and ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1996Ker150

..... the qualifications prescribed are: he should be eligible to vote, he should possess the necessary qualifications if any specified in the bye-laws of the society for election as a member of the committee and is not disqualified to be member under the provisions of the act and rules or a member of the committee under the rules. ..... 3(a) the returning officer shall give intimation regarding the details of election of the members of the committee to all members included in the final list of the voters, to vote at the election of the committee, either in person and obtain their full signature in token of having received the same, or by post under certificate of posting or by publishing such details in two vernacular dailies having wide circulation in the area. ..... the committee in power who may have enrolled ineligible members or may have continued deceased members as members, may force the returning officer to proceed with the elections on the basis of a list of unqualified members. ..... the act and the rules having conferred to right of expulsion or removal of a member on the managing committee and the registrar of co-operative societies that power cannot be usurped by the returning officer in the guise of the authority given to him to consider the objections to the preliminary voters list prepared by the managing committee. .....

V.K. Narayanan Unni Vs. the Bar Council of Kerala and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1994Ker24

..... as stated earlier, the act came into force on 5-4-1981 and section 16(4) of the act provides that for calculating the period of completed years of practice for the purpose of payment under the act every four years of practice at the bar, if any, before the admission of a member to the fund shall be computed as one year of practice and added on to the number of years of practice after such admission. ..... , where an applicant for membership in the fund dies before he is admitted as a member of the fund, his nominee or legal heir, as the case may be, shall be eligible to get an amount at the rate of one thousand rupees per year of practice for the period commencing from the 5th day of april, 1981 and ending with the 5th day of may, 1989 and thereafter at the rate of two thousand rupees per year of practice, provided the deceased was otherwise eligible to be admitteed as a member of the fund, but for his ..... when the kerala advocates' welfare fund act, 1980 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') came into force, on his application he was admitted to the fund and he continued as a member of the same till 31-3-1990 when he was removed from the rolls of the bar council on his request for retirement on account of poor health. ..... the petitioner was enrolled as an advocate on 19-1-1942 and he was removed from the rolls of the bar council with effect from 31-3-1990 on his request on account of cessation of practice due to ill-health. ..... the petitioner enrolled as an advocate on 19-1-1942. .....