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K Faizel Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... thereof) without previously giving such occupier at least seven days' notice in writing of his w.a.no.552/2015 11 intention to do so." chapter vii of the act deals with acquisition of land for companies. company is defined under section 3(e) as under:3. e): the expression "company" means a company ..... and the government indicates that m/s.st.vincent industrials is owned by roman catholic diocese of calicut which is a society registered under the societies registration act, xxi of 1860. even assuming for the sake of argument that the acquisition amounts to fraud, the particulars were available as per gazette notification dated 14 ..... that the agreement is executed between st.vincent industrials, charitable institution, kozhikode owned by the roman catholic diocese of calicut, a society registered under the societies registration act, xxi of 1860. the land was acquired, compensation was paid to the land owners and possession taken and handed over to the requisitioning authority. however, the .....

Sindhu P.K. Vs. Sunil Kumar

Court : Kerala

..... said section makes it clear that the provisions in the cr.p.c. shall apply to the proceedings before the family court falling under chapter ix of that code. these provisions in section 10 of the act certainly pertain to matters in which the parties put up rp no.507/2014 in op(fc) no.4076/2013 7 a contest ..... satisfied that the compromise was a lawful one. there is a presumption that the court was so satisfied unless the contrary is proved (see suleman noormohamed v. umarbhai janubhai ((1978) 2 scc179air1978sc952..............26. the second obligation cast on court by rp no.507/2014 in op(fc) no.4076/2013 19 order 23 rule 3 is to order the ..... paragraphs. to conclude this point, we may reiterate that the family courts are bound to draft decrees in suits or proceedings falling within section 7(1) explanation to the act. point no.ii12 learned counsel for the review petitioner vehementally contended that the direction issued by this court to the family court concerned to draft a decree in terms .....

Kerala State Electricity Workers Federation Vs. Kerala State Electrici ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1983)IILLJ30Ker

..... l.l.j. 445 wherein the supreme court held that if the right which is sought to be enforced is a right created under the industrial disputes act, 1947 such as chapter va then the remedy for its enforcement is either section 33c or the raising of an industrial dispute as the case may be. the learned counsel then ..... have to be tested not with reference to the criteria laid down in clause (4) of article 19 but totally different considerations.in bangalore water supply v. a. rajappa 1978-i l.l.j. 349 krishna iyer, j. has cited with approval the construction given to the word 'industry' by issacs and rich jj. which reads:how can we ..... the petitioners-assistant engineers, it cannot be said that the assistant engineers could join the strike. if they could not join the strike they cannot take shelter under the act when the board takes action against them for their unauthorised absence fromduty.11. for the reasons given above, the suspension orders challenged in these original petitions cannot be .....

Joy Thomas Vs. The Pala Municipality

Court : Kerala

..... the time or it is based on any subsequent developments. in re, issue nos.2 & 3: on the merit of the matter:45. chapter iv of the kerala municipality act deals with preparation and execution of development plans. section 51(3), in particular, mandates that every municipality shall prepare a master plan for its ..... 44. in the facts and circumstances, as it is incontrovertible that the rule of res judicata binds the respondents, for that matter even the respondents between 9 (1978) 3 scc119wpc3369714 & con. cases 28 themselves, i do not hesitate to hold that the defence now taken up by the respondent municipality cannot be judicially recognized, ..... mentioned only the general town planning scheme, which include master plan, development plan and a detailed town planning scheme published and/or sanctioned under the repealed acts. any reference to the draft master plan is conspicuously absent.63. according to the learned standing counsel for the respondent municipality, section 113 of the ordinance .....

S.Unnikrishnan Nair Vs. Union of India

Court : Kerala

..... observed in the same decision that mere omission on the part of the bank authorities to proceed against the delinquent employee under paragraph 8.34(a) of chapter viii of the state bank of india handbook of staff matters, could not justify the conclusion that the said op(cat) 568/13 &2314/12 51 employee ..... certain officers functioning at decision-making-level without obtaining prior sanction of the government in absence of any such requirement under any provisions under prevention of corruption act or dspe act or any other statute. the word "superintendence" in section 4(1) cannot be construed in a wider sense to permit supervision of the actual ..... in the attending circumstances, may justify dismissal impinging upon op(cat) 568/13 &2314/12 85 pensionary rights after putting long length of service. the word act includes single act as well. in the same decision, it has been observed that the word misconduct, though not capable of precise definition, on reflection receives its connotation from .....

Seetha Mohanan Vs. Narasingha Shenoy

Court : Kerala

..... only when the properties bequeathed under the will had to be protected, that the will was required to be produced and relied upon. a will is required to be acted upon, only after the testator passes away, and in the instant case immediately when the occasion arose, the will was produced and relied upon." therefore, the said circumstance ..... as a suspicious circumstance where there is nothing more to indicate that the free will of the testator to make the deposition had been influenced by the conduct or act of the 1st defendant and, further, the testator was susceptible to such influence on account of his weak or infirm mind and body or such other cause ..... the respondent therein was ordered to be evicted. ext.b9 is the building permit issued in favour of the second defendant. it is therefore clear that they were acting upon in tune with the dispositions in the will. it is also submitted that the third defendant alone supported the plaintiff whereas defendants 4 and 5 supported defendants 1 .....