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Technova Tapes (India) Private Limited, Represented by Its Director A. ...

Court : Karnataka

..... of harmonious construction (which is called the samanjasya principle in mimansa) they should be reconciled. the samanjasya principle has been laid down by jaimini in chapter ii, sutra 9 which states:the inconsistencies asserted are not actually found. the conflicts consist in difference of application. the real intention is not affected by ..... anr. : air 1974 del 4016. amritdhara pharmacy v. satya deo gupta : air 1963 sc 44917. power control appliances and ors v. sumeet machines private limited : (1994) 2 scc 44818. bharathiya coffee workers catering service private limited v. indian coffee workers co-operative society limited (1999) (19) ptc 431 (ker) 19. j.r. ..... could not, under a different avatar as the proprietor of a registered trade mark, claim an extended period of limitation - for purposes of the companies act. the remedy if any, against infringement of a registered trade mark is concerned, being available to, the second respondent to be established and adjudicated in independent .....

Veera Vahana Udyog Pvt. Ltd. R/by Its Managing Director Srinivas Reddy ...

Court : Karnataka

..... case, has been issued as per annexure-a on 24-12-2008 and a corrigendum was issued on 27-02-2009.28. section 18-a of the act, reads as hereunder:chapter iia - e-prqcurement.18a. e-procurement.-(1) there shall be a single unified e-procurement platform for all procurement entity, which may be notified under sub ..... only. the said tender notification was issued by the respondent bodies belonging to the respondent no. 1, it is submitted that chapter ii-a was inserted in the karnataka transparency in public procurement act by karnataka act 13 of 2007. the said provisions came into force from 02.05.2007. by inserting the said provisions, procurement by way ..... learned senior counsel appearing for the appellant relying upon the judgment of this court in the case of electronic enterprises v. karnataka power coporation limited reported in : ilr 1994 kar 125 at para-13, which reads as follows:there is a difference between the case where a person is excluded from an opportunity to carry on a trade .....

Sakammanavara Muniyappa (Since Dead) by L.R. Vs. the Land Tribunal and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2010(1)KarLJ529

..... to the land tribunal. the claim was again rejected by order dated 27-11-1993. the petitioner herein had questioned the same in w.p. no. 15684 of 1994. the said order was once again quashed and the matter was remitted to the tribunal for fresh consideration. after such consideration, the present impugned order dated 28-6-2001 ..... of father of the fourth respondent under sale deed dated 6-7-1954. the father of the petitioner questioned the same by filing an application under the mysore tenancy act, 1952 contending that the sale without notice to him though he is kadim tenant is null and void. though initially the said application was dismissed by the tahsildar, ..... purchased by them and so they are the owners of the said property. they have also contended that the suit is not maintainable in view of the karnataka land reforms act. in this background, while deciding issue no. 1 regarding the claim of the plaintiffs (i.e., the father of the petitioner) exclusive possession of the suit property, .....

Sri K. Madhava Raja Nayak S/O Late Sri K. Venkappa Sheshagiri Nayak Vs ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2009(2)KCCR1206; 2009(5)AIRKarR207; AIR2009NOC2884(D.B).

..... no.2 acquired some lands detailed in item no. 6 of 'b' schedule in the names of defendant nos. 6 to 8 under two registered sale deeds dated 7.7.1994 and 17.4.1995 that these properties are also joint family properties. thus plaintiff is entitled to 1/3rd share in properties covered under items 3, 4, 5 and b ..... dated 20.11.1961. that the properties in kuloor village were not joint family properties, but self-acquisition of venkappa nayak and that they were lost under karnataka land reforms act being lands in possession of tenants and they were not discharged for family debts. that in the year 1949, the mother of plaintiff and defendant no. 2 died and ..... the plaint 'b'schedule?xvi) whether the suit valuation is correct and whether the suit should have been valued under section 35(1) of karnataka court fees and suits valuation act?xvii) whether the plaintiff is entitled to an account of the income of suit properties?xviii) what is the correct income of the several items of suit properties?xix) .....

Kamalamma W/O Late H.G. Eshwarappa and ors. Vs. Honnali Taluk Agricult ...

Court : Karnataka

..... whether full court fees shall have to be refunded to the appellants? was kept open on the ground that the answer to the said question will have implication on the finance of the state government. further, liberty was given to the appellants to file separate application seeking refund of full court fee with a direction to them to serve copy ..... 'as settled out of court, they are entitled to refund of full court fees paid by them in the said rsa, as provided under section 16 of the court fees act, 1870. as against this, sri h. hanumantharayappa, the learned government pleader, strongly contended that the said decision of the division bench of this court came to be rendered ..... 89 cpc, the party paying court pees in respect thereof should be entitled to the refund of full court fees as provided under section 16 of the court fees act, 1870. therefore, the contention of the learned government pleader that the principles laid down by the division bench of this court in the said case cannot be made .....

Registrar General, High Court of Karnataka Vs. B.A. Umesh

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2009CriLJ3642; 2009(2)KCCR1466; 2009(4)AIRKarR448

..... basis of punishment and create cases of apparent injustice that are serious and widespread.56. in the case of dhananjoy chatterjee v. state of w.b. reported in : 1994 (2) scc 220 : 1995 air scw 510 the apex court observed thus: 'shockingly large number of criminals even go unpunished thereby encouraging the criminal and in the ..... justice against the criminals. justice demands that courts should impose punishment befitting the crime so that the courts reflect public abhorrence of the crime. the courts must act not only keep in view the rights of the criminal but also the rights of the victim of crime and the society at large while considering the imposition ..... court to draw adverse inference against him. moreover, this being the case of robbery, rape and murder, the presumption available under section 114 of the indian evidence act can be safely drawn against the accused.29. on re-assessment and the appreciation of the material on record, even by the division bench which has upheld the .....

Wipro Limited Represented by Its Legal Manager Shri Vishal Mittal and ...

Court : Karnataka

..... keeping in background the intention of the legislature in bringing about this enactment. with this preface, the provisions of the act are required to be examined.10. section 39 is in chapter-4 of part-iv which would relate to commodities in packaged form intended to be sold or distributed in the course ..... enactments were brought about the concept of consumerism has assumed great significance in recent times in the developing countries. almost always the consumer movements are poorly financed, usually unpaid and often not very impressive in their presentation of facts and conclusions, they nevertheless are able to encounter a generally sympathetic public with ..... weights and measures and the international organisation of legal metrology, india had to revise the standard of weights and measures. indeed, the object of the act is that it provides the consumers with a protection in respect of packaged commodities by providing in pursuance of the recommendations of the international organisation of .....

Smt. (Dr.) Smitha W/O Shri Sathyajith Vs. Shri Sathyajith S/O Sri A.C. ...

Court : Karnataka

..... wife were not proved are relevant in this context. in fact smt. kusum in a chapter entitled 'matrimonial adjudication under hindu law' in the book 'fifty years of the supreme court of india-its grasp and reach' published by the indian law institute has ..... and was not substantiated enough to grant relief.46. the observations in neelu kohli's case and also in v. bhagat v. d. bhagat reported in : air 1994 sc 710 referred to above where a decree of divorce in favour of husband was granted inspite of the finding that the allegations of cruelty, leveled by him against bis ..... contents of the said documents. in the face of the explicit admission of the petitioner regarding a satisfactory marital life and the strong denial of the respondent regarding acts of cruelty on her part and considering the fact that the parties lived together continuously for only l months and the fact that respondent is interested in continuing .....

The Institution of Engineers (India) Represented by Its Secretary and ...

Court : Karnataka

..... court,-a) hakam singh v. gammon (india) ltd. : [1971]3scr314 ,b) a.e.c. laminart pvt. ltd. and anr. v. a.p. agencies salem : [1989]2scr1a ,c) shriram city union finance corporation ltd. v. rama mishra a.i.r. 2002 s.c. 2402;d) new mega transport co. v. united india insurance co. ltd. : air2004sc2154 ;e) morgan stanley mutual fund v ..... . kartick das : (1994)4scc225 ; andf) bloom dekor limited v. subhash himatlal desai and ors. : (1994)6scc322 .9. learned counsel for the respondent has contended that the argument before the court below was only to the effect that it was only .....

Cit and anr. Vs. N. Srirama Reddy (Decd.)

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (2010)228CTR(Kar)541

..... advance received by the assessee for the entire period of perpetual lease in computing the capital gains tax and accordingly passed the assessment order on 31-3-1994.5. the assessee being aggrieved by the same filed an appeal before commissioner (appeals), the said appeal resulted in success and the said order of the ..... or nominees including the private limited company or society that may be incorporated and registered under the companies act, 1956 or the societies registration act, as the case may be, in conformity with the existing karnataka apartment ownership act, 1972 and rules thereunder, and the karnataka ownership flats (regulation of promotion, sale, management and ..... transfer) act, 1972 and rules thereunder or any statutory modification of the said acts and rules.10. when clauses in lease deed and supplementary deeds are read in conjunction, it clearly demonstrates that it is only .....