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Sathjith V.H., Sooryahari and ors. Vs. Shaju S., Advocate,

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2009(2)KLJ420

..... , kollam, which is the 4th respondent in this writ petition. the said samajam is a charitable society registered under the provisions of the travancore cochin literacy, scientific and charitable societies act, 1955. the petitioners, as members of the said samajam, challenge ext.p4 common order dated 6.5.2009 passed by the vacation judge, kollam in charge of the sub judge, kollam ..... management the proprietary body may choose the manager in accordance with the rules in that behalf referred to in rule 2.4. the educational agency shall be bound by the acts of the manager. 8. the snv girls high school is admittedly an institution owned by a corporate management and as provided under ext.p1 scheme, it is the president of .....

R.Dharmaperumal. Vs. R.Kanakavel

Court : Kerala

..... because one of the brothers had gone to agaly in connection with his job or the daughters have been given in marriage or staying along with their husbands their right in the family property cannot be lost by the mere act of their non presence in the locality. it is always natural that when one co-owner occupies the property he ..... governed by mithakshara law. the father died in the year 1950. father got the property by virtue of a partition deed means, that it is an ancestral property. under hindu law when a male child is born, the son is entitled to right by birth because he became a member of the co- parcenery. thus when the three sons are ..... are not entitled to get shares under the provisions of the pristine hindu law. the mother will get a right under the provisions of the hindu woman right to protection act. a limited interest which has matured into an absolute interest by virtue of the provisions of the hindu succession act of 1956. so devolution of shares so far as the property of .....

Supreme Finance Corporation Vs. George

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(3)KarLJ1003

..... maintainable or not. insolvency petitions 2 and 3 of 1989 were filed before the sub court, kottayam under sections 6, 7, 9 and 13 of the insolvency act, 1955 for adjudicating the counter petitioners therein as insolvents and to allow the petitioners to realise the entire costs from the counter petitioners and their assets and also for other ..... order passed by the insolvency court in exercise of the powers under section 4(1) of the insolvency act, 1955. counsel submitted that the first respondent herein had filed an appeal before the district court under section 79 of the insolvency act read with order 43 rule (1)(w) of c.p.c. and that order can be challenged ..... 3. counsel appearing for the revision petitioner sri. john joseph vettikad on the other hand, contended that since no appeal was preferred under section 79 of the insolvency act and also invoking the provisions of order 43 rule (1) cpc this revision under section 115 of the cpc is maintainable. counsel submitted that in any view, since .....

Praveen Vs. Land Revenue Commissioner

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2010(2)KLJ617

..... in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-section (1) and clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955 (central act 10 of 1955), read with the notification of the government of india in the ministry of food and agriculture no. s.r.o. 3950 dated 9th december, 1957 ..... to the commissioner, land revenue, thiruvananthapuram, all district collectors and to all revenue divisional officers, directing them that since the kerala paddy land and wet land act, 2008 has came into force, applications for permission to convert such land for other purposes received after that date need not be entertained, considered or decided.20 ..... order, encompasses not only paddy crops but also fish, sugar cane, vegetable, tapioca, yam, tea, coffee, cardamom, pepper, groundnut, cocoa, banana plantain etc. since act 28/2008 confines its application to paddy land and wet land, restriction imposed under the land utilization order under clause (6) thereof in respect of other food crop .....

Ravi Raghava Vs. M/S. Lolitha A.V. @ Lolitha Ravi

Court : Kerala

..... , approached the family court, lucknow for divorce.3. in the meanwhile, parties reached an agreement settling disputes between them and agreeing to dissolve the marriage by filing an application u/s 13b of the hindu marriage act (in short 'the act'). it was one of the conditions that before filing the 13b application, the litigations initiated by both sides should be withdrawn. m.a.498 ..... of the agreement between the wife and husband. the agreement required her to withdraw the proceedings which was a condition preceding for filing the application u/s 13b of the act. it was accordingly that she withdrew the application. however, on account of the withdrawal of the husband from the proceedings, 13b application was dismissed by the family m.a.498 .....

Ramachandran Master Vs. Kerala Lok Ayukta

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006(4)KLT166

..... it has become necessary to strengthen the existing vigilance machinery in the state. government considered that the kerala public men's corruption (investigations and inquiries) act, 1987 in force in the state, was not sufficient to prevent, effectively, the corruption among public servants. government considered it necessary to widen the ambit ..... jurisdiction of the 1st respondent to initiate proceedings pursuant to ext.p1, which according to the petitioner, is not a complaint as provided in the act and rules, based on which the lok ayukta has initiated proceedings against the petitioner. questions of substantial public importance, regarding the jurisdiction of the ..... the director of ayurveda medical education, learned government pleader prays for time for filing proper statement of defence.in all proceedings under the kerala lok ayukta act, government is a necessary party. government has not been impleaded as such. now we are impleading the government represented by the chief secretary as .....

Niyamavedi and Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1993Ker262

..... court in o. p. 4084 of 1986 and that the construction of administrative block, staff quarters and residential buildings for the tourists contravenes the forest conservation act. it is asserted in o.p. 9741/1992 that places where quarters are proposed to be constructed arc inside neyyar sanctuary area which is within the ..... wet evergreen forests (rain forests) in the western ghats. petitioners contend that construction of buildings is in violation of the provisions of the forest conservation act and that the diversion of the forest area for non-forest purpose is illegal. petitioners also attacked the project report on the ground that no steps ..... 1992 apart from similar contentions taken in the other original petitions there is an additional contentiop against the acquisition of petitioners' rubber plantation under the land acquisition act. 3. petitioners contend that the proposed project for biological park would result in denudation of forest in the state of kerala, that it would amount to .....

Pullala and Rosary Estate Vs. Commissioner of Agricultural Income-tax

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1994]205ITR149(Ker)

..... . s. rajalinga raja v. state of madras : [1967]63itr617(sc) . the supreme court was considering the provisions of the madras plantations agricultural income-tax act, 1955, with special reference to the definition of agricultural income contained therein. a return was submitted by the assessee disclosing an income of rs. 5,250 from the ..... under section 34 (of the indian income-tax act, 1922) culminate in the assessment of the hindu undivided family, appropriate adjustments have to be made by the income-tax officer in respect of the tax realised by the revenue in ..... if, under some mistake, such income was assessed to tax in the hands of the individual members, when a proper assessment had been made on the hindu undivided family in respect of the same income, the revenue had to make appropriate adjustments. the supreme court ultimately held that if the assessment proceedings initiated .....

Kunju Kunju Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2005(1)KLT364

..... and ors. v. state of haryana (air 1979 sc 1149), their lordships were dealing with sub-section (6) of section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955 which provides that every order made under that section by the central government or any officer or authority of the central government shall be laid before both the ..... it inevitably follows that the legislature never intended that non-compliance with the requirement of laying as envisaged by sub-section (6) of section 3 of the act should render the order void. consequently non-laying of the aforesaid notification fixing the maximum selling prices of various categories of iron and steel including the commodity ..... dispute pertained to the appointment of a principal of an intermediate college belonging to a minority institution. under section 16f(4) of the u.p. intermediate education act, 1921, the power to appoint a principal vested in the director if the recommendation made under sub-section (2) had been disapproved twice. this provision was .....

Khan Bahadur Chowakkaran Keloth Mammad Keyi Vs. Wealth Tax Officer, Ca ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1966Ker77; [1966]60ITR737(Ker)

..... union of india, air 1957 sg 628, the supreme court was called upon to consider the constitutional validity of the prize competitions act, 42 of 1955. section 2(d) of the said act denned 'prize competition' in language wide enough to cover not only competitions in the nature of gambling, but even competitions wherein success ..... learned chief justice who delivered the judgment of the bench then proceeded to refer to the passage from willis noticed above, and to the decision in : [1955]1scr1004 . i see nothing in the judgment to show that this specification of the seven plantations was justified on the ground of reasonable classification based on intelligible ..... act, 1939, the mapilla tarwad and the nair tarwad stood more or less in the same position except as regards marriage, divorce, succession to separate property etc.we find that on important matters like the right of division and the quantum of share, the tarwad, hindu or muslim in malabar, differs substantially from the hindu undivided .....