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V.N. Narayanan Nair and ors. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker98

..... fixity of tenure the right to use his holding in any manner he thinks fit subject to the provisions of any order issued under the essential commodities act, 1955. all the rights of the landlords in respect of lands held by such a tenant having vested in the government by reason of ..... (2) if it takes away or abridges the rights conferred by part iii of the constitution. (3) the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, the constitution (fourth amendment) act, 1955, and the constitution (seventeenth amendment) act, 1964, abridge the scope of the fundamental rights and are therefore void under article 13(2) of the constitution. (4) ..... to repel this contention: ' (53) the aforesaid discussion leads to the following results: xx xx xx (3) the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951, constitution (fourth amendment) act, 1955, and the constitution (seventeenth amendment) act, 1964, abridge the scope of the fundamental rights. but on the basis of earlier decisions of this court, they were valid. (4) .....

B. Sundaresan Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1995Ker307

..... clearly shows that the supreme court held raw cashewnuts as a foodstuff and that it comes within the ambit of section 2(a)(v) of the essential commodities act. the court pointed out that the expression 'foodstuff should be given a wider meaning as including even the raw materials which ultimately result in edible ..... in this batch of o.ps. are : (1) whether the state legislature is competent to enact the kerala raw cashewnuts (procurement and distribution) act, 1981, as amended by the amending act of 1983 and 1988? (2) whether this legislation has been enacted in strict conformity with the provisions of the constitution? (3) is the ..... the date on which the ordinance was promulgated. subsequently the act was amended twice in 1983 and 1988. the 1983 amendment act is act 5/83. that amending act also was preceded by ordinance 7/83. subsequently in 1988 by amendment act, 5/88, various amendments were made. this 1988 amendment act was also preceded by the kerala raw cashewnuts (marketing, transport .....

The State of Kerala and ors. Vs. Annam and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1969Ker38

..... applicable only in the case of foodstuff and not to all essential commodities. section 3(3a) of the act need not detain us further as it was agreed at the bar that it is not relevant for the purpose on hand.50. section 3(3b) of the act which was inserted by the amending act 25 of 1966 and which came into effect from 3-9 ..... : and that g. s. r. no. 1111 itself had been amended by g. s. r. no. 1508 d/- 30-9-1967 directing prior concurrence of the central government to be taken before the state government made an order under clauses (a), (c) or (f) of section 3(2) of the essential commodities act, but no concurrence has so far been obtained to the impugned .....

Anamalais Bus Transport Private Ltd., Chalakudi Vs. D. Ramakrishna Pil ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1967Ker225; (1967)ILLJ498Ker

..... ramji v. state of uttar pradesh, air 1956 sc 676, the question of repugnance of the u. p. sugarcane (regulation of supply and purchase) act 1953 to the industries (development and regulation) act of 1951, and to the essential commodities act of 1955 arose for consideration. at page 698, the supreme court observed:'we are here concerned with the repugnancy if any arising by reason ..... his services or on the ground that he had not been guilty of misconduct as held by the employer. x x xx the preamble to the act states that it is an act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the regulation of conditions of work and employment in the shops and commercial establishments in the state of kerala. my attention was .....

Planters Forum Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... structure. article 14 of the constitution in the context of right to property is not a basic feature or basic structure. the constitution 66th amendment act, 1990 bringing the amendment act 8 of 1982 under ninth schedule to the constitution does not destroy the basic structure of the constitution.33. it is true as contended ..... ) in charge of company sales and distribution; a device, mechanism, or system by which something is distributed (as from a main source); the marketing or merchandising of commodities." 91. in family word finder published by reader's digest the word `distribution' has been defined at p. 237 thus: w.p(c) no.26691 of 2010 ..... and small timber of the rural and tribal populations. -- increasing the productivity of forests w.p(c) no.26691 of 2010, etc. -:208. :- to meet essential national needs. -- encouraging efficient utilisation of forest produce and maximum substitution of wood. -- creating a massive people's movement with the involvement of women, for achieving these .....

M. Narayanan Nambiyar Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1979]44STC191(Ker)

..... is whether the effect of the impugned order is toregulate by licences or permits the production or manufacture of any essentialcommodity. rice is an essential commodity. conversion of paddy into ricethrough the rice mills is production or manufacture of rice. the termproduction can only mean making goods available for human ..... there is yet another difficulty in the way of the appellants. both thepunjab sales tax act, as well as that act as amended by haryana, make adistinction between rice and paddy in their respective sales tax acts. riceand paddy are treated differently. theapproach to the question as to whether rice and paddy ..... question arose as to whether 'watery coconuts' and 'drycoconuts' are two different commercial commodities. with respect to theprovisions of the andhra pradesh general sales tax act, 1957, the supremecourt, after noticing the relevant provisions of the act and the schedule,which had clearly treated the two different varieties of coconuts as differentcommodities .....

V.G. Padmanabhan Vs. The Special Officer, Thalassery Primary Co-Operat ...

Court : Kerala

..... entire constitutional and statutory endeavour is to keep the governmental interference to a minimum. 57. eloquent are the preamble to the act and the 97th constitutional amendment: the former exhorts that it is essential to organise the co-operative societies in accordance with co-operative principles as the self-governing, democratic institutions, to achieve ..... contends the learned special government pleader. in this regard, he has laid emphasis on the preamble to the act and also the 97th constitutional amendment. any denial of membership, according to him, offends the amendment. in support of his submissions, the learned special government pleader has placed reliance on vipulbhai m.chaudhary v. ..... the preamble to the act and also the scope of the 97th constitutional amendment. in that context, it is apposite to examine the preamble to the act which reads as follows: with a view to provide for the orderly development of the co-operative sector in the state, it is essential to organise the .....

Mrs. Mary John Vs. Vallathol Nagar Grama Panchayat and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1999Ker161

..... order to enshrine in the constitution certain basic and essential features of panchayat raj institutions, to impart certainty, continuity and strength to them, the parliament has added a new part relating to panchayats in the constitution by the constitution (seventy-third amendment) act, 1992.'learned additional advocate-general contended that the change ..... brought out in the new act is in consonance with the objects and reasons. according to him, it is possible to read down the ..... union of india, air 1978 sc 597 the constitutional bench held that the principle of reasonableness, which legally as well as philosophically, is an essential element of equality or non-arbitrariness pervades article 14 like a brooding omnipresence and the procedure contemplated by article 21 must answer the test of .....

Mohammed Fasi Vs. Superintendent of Police and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1985)ILLJ463Ker

..... made a part of the fundamental rights and religious freedom contained in those articles was guaranteed by the constitution.the preamble of the constitution after its amendment by the 42nd amendment act has expressly declared the secular character of the constitution.6. in commissioner, hindu religious endowments, madras v. sri lakshmindra tirtha swamiar : [1954]1scr1005 ..... from merely superstitious beliefs and may in that sense be extraneous and unessential accretions to religion itself. unless such practices are found to constitute an essential and integral part of a religion their claim for the protection under article 26 may have to be carefully scrutinised; in other words, the protection ..... must be confined to such religious practices as are an essential and an integral part of it and no other.these observations of the learned judge would squarely apply also to the practice of religion referred .....

State of Kerala, Rep. by the Chief Secre Vs. Hotel Leelaventure Ltd. a ...

Court : Kerala

..... found untenable, and, in its judgment, this court so pronounced. the apex court after analysing the provisions of the 2006 amendment act came to the definite conclusion that the 2006 amendment act plainly override the decision of the judgment of the supreme high court in mullaperiyar environmental protection forum's case (supra). the ..... the basic structure of the constitution, it cannot be ousted or abridged by even a constitutional amendment. [see -- l.chandra kumar v. union of india and others (supra)]. besides, judicial review is otherwise essential for resolving the disputes regarding the limits of constitutional power and entering the constitutional limitations as an ..... 250 of 2011 -:78. :- principle in the constitution of india. the doctrine of separation of powers informs the indian constitutional structure and it is an essential constituent of rule of law. in other words, the doctrine of separation of power though not expressly engrafted in the constitution, its sweep, operation and .....