Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 2006(3)ARBLR328(Kar); ILR2006KAR1640; 2006(3)KarLJ360
..... provides the manner of blasting. it states that blasting in a manner to produce over-breakage shall not be permitted. the blasting shall be done by using explosive best suited to the strata concerned so as to avoid undue over break. it further states that special care shall be taken to prevent over breakages or loosening ..... the case. after registering the petition, the court issued notices to the claimant as also to the department. the department has filed a petition under section 30 of the arbitration act disputing the award of the arbitrator. the civil court on consideration of the contentions of the parties has passed the aforementioned judgment and decree. the department ..... rate of interest in concerned, it is pointed out that award of interest at 18% is on a higher side. the court having regard to section 29 of the arbitration act ought to have awarded interest at a reasonable rate.6. on the other hand, learned counsel appearing for the claimant broadly submits that the award does .....
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..... incidents. crime no. 353/1994 in respect of the incident at one place for the offences under sections 143, 148, 332, 353, 324 and 307 read with section 149 of ipc and also for the offences under explosive substances act, against eight named and many other unidentified persons belonging to a political party. in respect of the ..... the court in taking cognizance of an offence in absence of a sanction by the competent authority like section 6 of prevention of corruption act, 1947 or section 19 of prevention of corruption act, 1988. similar provision is contained in section 196, cr.p.c. which mandates that no court shall take congizance of the offences enumerated ..... incident that occurred at another place, crime no. 354/1994 came to be registered for the offences under sections 143, 147, 148, 307 .....
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..... to direct investigation or further investigation is entirely different from the method and procedure of investigation and the competence of the person to investigate. section 3 of the act as interpreted by us deals with the powers of the state government to direct further investigation into the case. undoubtedly, such direction will be ..... and has jurisdiction through out the state of karnataka. it has the following squads:1. homicide squad2. burglary squad3. fraud squad4. counterfeit squad5. army and explosives squad6. vice squad7. anti-smuggling squad8. special enquiry squad9. anti-dowry squad10.three anti-dacoity squadsthe cod assists the district police in the prevention and ..... in force, or any special jurisdiction or power conferred, or any special form of procedure prescribed, law for the time being in force. section 3 of the act does not prescribe any special procedure for investigation contrary to one prescribed in the code. it merely provides for conferment of certain power, which, .....
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..... which either the development authority or a private developer develop the land for the purpose of laying out the land by providing necessary particulars mentioned in sub-section (2) of section 26 of kt & cp act and further by a careful reading of rule 36 of the karnataka planning authority rules, 1965 speaks of layout plan and period for sanction of plan ..... would result in a growth of population of more than 5000. as of now the number of residential units that are likely to occupy in all probability there will be explosion of population more than 15.000 to whom there would be no safety from fire, availing medical care and no motor vehicles can have ingress and egress to the ..... authority has dismissed the appeal affirming the grant of cfe in favour of the construction company by the board in exercise of its review power under sub-section (2) of section 27 of the water act is legal and valid in law.21. it is further stated that the board as a matter of fact has passed cfe order dated 12.10. .....
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..... of the anticipatory bail petition filed.2. petitioner's counsel submits that, though the case is registered u/s 286. 338. 304-a of ipc r/w sections 3 and 4 of the explosive substances act, following the blasting of the rock on 10.10.10 at 8.30 p.m. on account of which one person died and some others were injured ..... allegations indicate that this petitioner permitted the blasting of the stone which led to death of one thippeswamy and other persons being injured and the petitioner used to get the explosive substances from one shankar.4. having regard to the nature of allegations made and the contentions put forward, i am of the view that the petitioner can be granted anticipatory .....
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..... be as foolproof as orders passed by a judicial officer. 114. with interference by the civil courts being barred in terms of sub-section [2] of section 5 of the act, the disgruntled or disappointed purchaser inevitably when suffers an adverse order at the hands of the authorities definitely will prolong the matter by invoking ..... suspect appointments, the confidence of the people and of the citizens of this country in judiciary is gradually getting eroded. while this is one aspect, docket explosion is another aspect. 24. a situation of this nature, while cries for immediate attention and corrective measures, a weak, self centered executive and an irresponsible ..... third respondent in the petition, having reversed the order passed by the assistant commissioner, bangalore north sub-division, bangalore, who while enquiring under section 5 of the act, had rejected the claim of the first respondent before him for annulling the sale transaction that had taken place in respect of 2 acres 1 gunta .....
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..... (b), 121, 121(a), 302, 307, 326, 435 and 201 of the ipc and sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 of explosive substances act, 1908, section 4 of prevention of damage of public property 1984 and sections 3, 10, 11, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of unlawful activities (prevention) act, 1967.) 1. the petitioner who is accused no.31 in cr.no.483/08 ..... 32 accused persons against whom a case is registered for the offences punishable under sections 120-b, 121, 121-a,302,307,326,435 and 201 of ipc, sections 3,4,5 and 6 of the explosive substances act, 1908, section 4 of the prevention of damage to public property, 1984 and sections 3, 10, 11, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of the unlawful ..... activities (prevention) act, 1967, and he is before this court seeking bail under section 439 of cr.p.c. 2. before .....
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..... is defined under the constitution of india at article 366(12) as under:- goods includes all materials, commodities, and articles. 75. in karnataka sales tax act, 1957, section 2(m) defines goods as under:- 2(m).- goods means all kinds of movable property (other than newspapers, actionable claims, stocks and shares and ..... systems, microwave systems, etc., by using complex system exchange network equipments. each of these transmission systems has limited signal carrying capacity. with the explosive growth in telecommunications in india and exponential growth in subscribers, optical technology has also been adopted by bsnl in providing telecommunication services in view of its ..... of india in the case of tcs reported in 2004 (178) elt 22 sc to determine as to what are goods. in the finance act 1994, section 65(109a) under definition of telecommunication service, transmission of voice or data is included specifically. while defining telecommunication service, the reference to signs .....
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..... of the advisory board and they have not considered the factors which are mentioned in sub-section (2) of section 10 of the act. sub-section (2) of section 10 of the act provides that before issuing any notification under sub-section (1) in relation to any establishment, the appropriate government shall have regard for the ..... itself the minimum requirements regarding health, (cleanliness, ventilation and temperature, dangerous dusts and fumes, lighting and control of glare etc.) safety (eye protection control of explosive and inflammable dusts, etc.), and general welfare of workers (washing facilities, first-aid, canteens, shelter rooms, crches, etc.,) amplified where necessary, by rules ..... , thus affecting the decision making process. they failed to see the earlier proceedings, judicial approval by the highest court, the object of the act, impact of section 10(2), divided opinion, etc., while arriving at a decision. on the other hand, they took into consideration the divided opinion and the .....
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..... persons on the job were engaged in the said work, which include a fourteen year old boy. 3. the prosecution case is at 2-00 pm there was explosion in the shop resulting in fire. due to the fire accident four persons including a boy aged 14 years, suffered burn injuries. despite treatment the victims died. the ..... to engage in destroying perfume cylinders, which were not actually totaily empty. besides, he is now indicted for the offence punishable under the provisions of section 14 of child labour (prohibition and regulation) act, 1986. 4. no doubt, the material collected by the prosecution shows four persons including a young boy of 14 years of age died. the ..... investigating officer is directed to detain him for the purpose of investigation and recovery, if any up to four hours during the day; 3. he shall engage in no act adverse to the prosecution; 4. he shall not leave the jurisdiction of the concerned police station, without prior permission; 5. he shall not tamper with or prevail upon .....
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