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T.G.M. Aside and Sons Vs. Coffee Board and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1969Kant230; AIR1969Mys230

..... by the coffee board was founded on the provisions of sections 3 of the mysore existing laws (construction of references to values) act, 1957, and sections 13 and 14 of the indian coinage act, 1906 (central act 3 of 1906) section 3 of the mysore existing laws act and section 14 of the coinage act, according to the coffee board, directed a substitution for the value expressed in pies in the madras general sales tax act, the value expressed in new coins referred to in sub-section (1) of section 14 of the indian coinage act. ..... coins issued under the authority of this act in any denominations of annas pice and pies shall, to the extent specified in section 13, be a legal tender in payment or on account at the rate of sixteen annas, sixty-four pice or one hundred and ninety two pies, and to hundred new coins referred to in sub section (1) calculated in respect of any such single coin or number of such coins, tendered at one transaction, to the nearest new coin, or where the new coin above and the new coin below are equally near, to the new coin ..... of calculation is clear from the observations of the supreme court which read:--'we are therefore of opinion that what sub-section (3) of section 14 requires is that references to any value expressed in annas, pice and pies will be construed to such value and expressed in new coins which would be absolutely equivalent to the value of the old coins when their value is converted at the rate of 16 annas, 64 pice and 192 pies to 100 naya paise.'13. .....

Controller of Estate Duty, Bangalore Vs. John D'souza

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1974KAR299; [1974]95ITR460(KAR); [1974]95ITR460(Karn)

..... case of certain property situate out of great britain shall, subject as hereinafter provided, cease so far as relates to any such property passing on the death of a person dying after the passing of this act domiciled in some part of great britain : provided that nothing in this section shall operate so as to charge with duty and such property - (a) which passes under or by reason of a disposition made by a person who, at the date on which the disposition took effect, was ..... act; the reason for the amendment has been stated thus : 'we are of the opinion that for the purpose of determining the liability of any property to duty under this clause, both domiciled and residence of the deceased or the settlor, as the case may be, should be taken into consideration and that for the said purpose the expression 'residence' should have the same meaning as that assigned to it in section 4a of the indian income-tax act, ..... , the joint authors of the books, is that settled movable property located outside india in which the decedent had a life estate is subject to indian estate tax if the settlor was domiciled in india when the settlement took effect, even if the decedent was not domiciled in india at the time of his death. 28. ..... the united kingdom unless the deceased was domiciled in great britain and all property which passes or is deemed to pass on death situated in great britain is subject to tax regardless of the domicile, residence, nationality or other legal status of the deceased. .....

Rukmini Bai W/O Basappa Malnavar and Manjunath S/O Daalatrao Kashid Vs ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2008(4)KarLJ303; 2008(1)AIRKarR594; AIR2008NOC829; 2008AIHC1435(Kar)

..... . in the instant case the provisions of section 119 and 120 of the indian succession act would have to be considered so as to determine whether the condition stated in the will about, the coming into effect on the death of the wife is to be treated as if the property would not vest till her death and about the legal consequence if the testator dies prior in time and ..... for defendants 8 and 9 apart from supporting the contention put forth by the learned counsel for the appellant, would also refer to the evidence tendered before the court below and would contend that the court below was justified in holding that the plaintiff has not. ..... the learned counsel would refer to the oral evidence tendered on behalf of the plaintiff to state with regard to the said aspect and also the evidence tendered by the plaintiff's witnesses wherein they have clearly stated that late ramachandra kawatekar had suffered paralytic ..... the evidence tendered by the said witnesses would not be of much importance, in the present case of this nature, since there has been certain inconsistencies in the evidence wherein the witnesses more particularly, pws.2 and 3 have been divergent in their evidence regarding the portion of the body to which paralytic stroke was suffered when one says it is to the right portion, the other says that ..... therefore, keeping these aspects in view, the evidence tendered by the parties would have to be noticed to come to the conclusion as to whether the plaintiff has discharged the burden. .....

K.M. Munireddy Vs. B.K. Lakshmaiah

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1994KAR1740; 1994(4)KarLJ99

..... went to the extent of contending that the person in whose favour the land was regranted was a sort of trustee for all the members of the joint family and he held the land as trustee and section 90 of the indian trust act applied to the facts of the case and he was not at all entitled to alienate the land and any such alienation amounted to breach of trust and was not binding on the other members of the joint ..... findings to hold that plaintiff lakshmaiah was not a party to these proceedings and therefore his claim was not affected by any of these proceedings and the findings recorded therein and therefore relying on the abstract legal position referred to above in respect of the rights of members of the joint family in respect of the land granted after the abolition of inam, has held that the plaint schedule land regranted in favour of defendant-3 under ex.d.7 on 4-5-1972 ..... the contention that the grant in favour of the third defendant ganesh was for and on behalf of the family of the plaintiff, defendants 3 to 6 is not of much consequence when the legal position as to rights of members of the joint family to claim their shares from the grantee is not at all disputed. ..... ' the above authority is in support of the proposition that equity is invoked and applied to aid the law and not to help a person who keeps quiet for long period of 10 years and thinks of legal remedy after a long lapse of ten years when attempts of himself and his son to get back possession of land have failed. .....

State of Karnataka Vs. a Citizen of India and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1997KAR2934; 1999(3)KarLJ363

..... absence of which it was neither expedient nor proper for the learned single judge to have embarked upon a roving or fishing enquiry into the affairs of the medical and dental colleges in the state of karnataka and when no material was forthcoming in the letter, it was wholly unnecessary for the learned single judge to have appointed the registrar-vigilance of this high court to enquire into the matter and gather necessary data to enable ..... the universities in the state to determine the admission capacity of the colleges are void and inoperative; (2) that the power in relation to fixing the admission capacity for medical colleges is governed only by the provisions of sections 10-a to 10-c of the medical council act, 1956; (3) that no medical college can admit any student in excess of the capacity determined by the medical council and approved by the central government; (4) that regulations framed under ..... the position in law then was that regulations could he framed under section 19a of the indian medical council act and such regulations are directory in nature as held by the supreme court ..... the medical colleges in the state had been established prior to 1-6-1992 and therefore, in the present cases, the criteria for application of section 10a of the imc act is the ascertainment of the legally permissible admission capacities of each of the colleges. ..... , the question that fell for consideration was us to the ascertainment of the legally permissible 'admission capacity' in each college. .....

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Medical College and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) an ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR2005Kant50; ILR2005KAR1278; 2005(1)KarLJ118

..... the medical council is aggrieved by the part of the impugned judgment where the division bench held that prior to insertion sections 10-a, 10-b and 10-c in the indian medical council act, 1956 (for short, 'the medical council act') by the amending act 31 of 1993, neither the central government nor the medical council could fix the admission capacity in the medical colleges in the state and that this authority to determine the admission capacity in the medical colleges ..... and made to flow in a well-defined canal within stipulated banks, as regards those actually made or shown and found to be not made within the confines but outside them, the courts are bound to ignore them, when the question of their enforcement arises and the mere fact that there was no specific relief sought for to strike down or declare them ultra vires, cannot confer any further sanctity or authority and validity ..... when resorting to this extreme remedy, if pressure is brought upon the college to fulfil the legal requirements by stopping admissions in a particular academic year, that would serve the cause of the act and would take care of innocent students. .....

The State Of Karnataka Vs. Chandrashekar

Court : Karnataka

..... with regard to the powers of an appellate court in an appeal against acquittal, the law is well established that the presumption of innocence which is attached to every accused person gets strengthened when such an accused is acquitted by the trial court and the high court should not lightly interfere with the decision of the trial court which has recorded the evidence and observed the ..... body and so also, recording the statement of witnesses during inquest and they are the relatives of deceased and their evidence is not consistent in respect of offence under sections 498-a and so also, 306 of ipc, but the trial court misdirected the evidence of pw.1 even though she has stated in his evidence which is not in conformity with the evidence ..... even subjected to examination on the part of the prosecution, it is the domain vested equally with the prosecution as well as trial court by appreciating the evidence in accordance with section 3 of the indian evidence act, 1872 relating to facts, relevancy and so also, proved, 52 disproved and not proved ..... to cruelty and for demand of dowry in terms as insisted by her husband accused no.1 and similarly insisted by her mother-in-law who is arraigned as accused no.2 the ingredients of sections 3 and 4 of the dp act has not been established by the prosecution 28 though pw-1 to pw-4 who are the material witnesses have been to examination, since there is no consistency in their evidence. ..... . the legal system has laid emphasis on value provided by each one .....

M Chandrashekar Vs. State By Devanahalli Police Station

Court : Karnataka

..... with regard to the powers of an appellate court in an appeal against acquittal, the law is well established that the presumption of innocence which is attached to every accused person gets strengthened when such an accused is acquitted by the trial court and the high court should not lightly interfere with the decision of the trial court which has recorded the evidence and observed the ..... body and so also, recording the statement of witnesses during inquest and they are the relatives of deceased and their evidence is not consistent in respect of offence under sections 498-a and so also, 306 of ipc, but the trial court misdirected the evidence of pw.1 even though she has stated in his evidence which is not in conformity with the evidence ..... even subjected to examination on the part of the prosecution, it is the domain vested equally with the prosecution as well as trial court by appreciating the evidence in accordance with section 3 of the indian evidence act, 1872 relating to facts, relevancy and so also, proved, 52 disproved and not proved ..... to cruelty and for demand of dowry in terms as insisted by her husband accused no.1 and similarly insisted by her mother-in-law who is arraigned as accused no.2 the ingredients of sections 3 and 4 of the dp act has not been established by the prosecution 28 though pw-1 to pw-4 who are the material witnesses have been to examination, since there is no consistency in their evidence. ..... . the legal system has laid emphasis on value provided by each one .....

The State Of Karnataka Vs. Sri Chandrashekar

Court : Karnataka

..... with regard to the powers of an appellate court in an appeal against acquittal, the law is well established that the presumption of innocence which is attached to every accused person gets strengthened when such an accused is acquitted by the trial court and the high court should not lightly interfere with the decision of the trial court which has recorded the evidence and observed the ..... body and so also, recording the statement of witnesses during inquest and they are the relatives of deceased and their evidence is not consistent in respect of offence under sections 498-a and so also, 306 of ipc, but the trial court misdirected the evidence of pw.1 even though she has stated in his evidence which is not in conformity with the evidence ..... even subjected to examination on the part of the prosecution, it is the domain vested equally with the prosecution as well as trial court by appreciating the evidence in accordance with section 3 of the indian evidence act, 1872 relating to facts, relevancy and so also, proved, 52 disproved and not proved ..... to cruelty and for demand of dowry in terms as insisted by her husband accused no.1 and similarly insisted by her mother-in-law who is arraigned as accused no.2 the ingredients of sections 3 and 4 of the dp act has not been established by the prosecution 28 though pw-1 to pw-4 who are the material witnesses have been to examination, since there is no consistency in their evidence. ..... . the legal system has laid emphasis on value provided by each one .....

P V Rudrappa Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... (c) section 165 of the indian evidence act, 1872 enables the judge, in order to discover or to obtain proper proof of relevant facts, put any question he pleases, in any form, at any time, to any witness or parties, about any fact relevant or irrelevant and he may order ..... it assumes more importance inasmuch as ordinarily the conduct rules do not permit delinquents to engage the services of lawyers/ legally trained minds, though charges are grave and consequences are disastrous. ..... the rule of evidence applicable to departmental proceedings is not the same for criminal trial; criminal cases are ordinarily governed inter alia by the provisions of the indian evidence act, 1872 & the criminal procedure code, 1973. ..... , made the following: order petitioner an employee dismissed on the ground of proven act of bribery, is knocking at the doors of writ court for assailing the karnataka state administrative tribunal s order dated 10.02.2020 whereby his application no.3668/2019 has been dismissed ..... however, that is not the end of matter when the accused being a delinquent employee is facing a disciplinary proceeding on the same allegations ..... (b) the concept of honourable acquittal is easy to say, but difficult to employ, there being no statutory definition thereof, more particularly in the ipc, cr.pc & indian evidence act. ..... acquittal is recorded when prosecution fails to prove its case beyond all reasonable doubt; that is, when the guilt is not proved to the ..... they are coined by judicial pronouncements .....