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Dr. V.K. Rajan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008CriLJ909

..... part of the government order, annexure i is as follows:in the circumstances government are pleaded to authorise sri. v.k. girijanandhan nair, deputy superintendent of police, vigilance and anti-corruption bureau, special cell, thiruvananthapuram who is investigating the case in vc 1/06/sct to file a report and affidavit before the district ..... trial, conducted under this code by a magistrate or court;(h) 'investigation' includes all the proceedings under this code for the collection of evidence conducted by a police officer or by any person (other than a magistrate) who is authorised by a magistrate in this behalf;now, we will consider the meaning of 'trial' ..... objects and reasons accompanying the bill refers to the recommendations of the committee chaired by dr. bakshi tek chand appointed to review the working of the special police establishment and to make recommendations for improvement of laws relating to bribery and corruption. to take the cases of corruption out of the maze of cases .....

Babu Premarajan Vs. Superintendent of Police, Kasaragode and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2000Ker417

..... this case under consideration, the order of reference of the learned single judge gave brief reasons. the order of the learned single judge is as follows : "petitioner police constable was convicted of an unnatural offence. the court of session acquitted him. no appeal was preferred. on the basis of the facts which formed the subject of ..... the ground of misconduct by a police constable are impugned in the petition. the grounds raised in the petition, inter alia, are that (i) having regard to the petitioner's acquittal in the criminal ..... rules, 1958. he had filed an appeal against the said order, which has been dismissed under the order ext. p9 dated 24th march. 1987 by the dig police. northern range, calicut. further appeal was dismissed on 20th january, 1989 by the state government under ext. p10. these three orders recording concurrent findings of fact on .....

Superintendent of Police, C.B.i. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2005(3)KLT823

..... and tortured by the petitioners in furtherance of the common intention of extorting a confession implicating sri somarajan, d.i.g. of police, sri. chandran, superintendent of police, and other police officers. when the second respondent was produced before the magistrate, he told the magistrate what had actually happened and the learned magistrate ..... made any complaint of ill-treatment or torture before the chief judicial magistrate or before the doctors who examined him on seven occasions while in police custody. it is contended that he had filed one bail application before the chief judicial magistrate, three bail applications before the sessions court, ernakulam ..... quashing annexure no. xx complaint filed by the second respondent and also annexure xxi first information report registered by the sub inspector of police, ernakulam town north police station in pursuance of that complaint.2. in the criminal miscellaneous case it was averred that the second respondent is the second accused .....

C.K. Rajan Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1994Ker179

..... vicinity and appurtenant buildings. the entire security department should be under the control of a person who should be ranked similar to the district superintendent of police. the qualifications, competency, emoluments, etc. should be on that scale. sufficient trained security staff should be posted inside the temple with strict instructions to ..... the matter needs a different look or perspective in the case of a public interest litigation. where the rights of innumerable persons have been infringed bordering on violation of fundamental rights -- here the right of denomination under article 226 of the constitution of india is involved -- the remedy by way ..... rajasekharan nair. the security of the temple requires revamping including the keeping of hundies and their structure; situation etc. the commissioner suggested that the police security staff should not be controlled by the committee and complaints against them should be heard by judicial authority. instead of television by closed circuit .....

Nature Lovers Movement Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR2000Ker131

Mohammed, J.1. What is before us is a theme of intense debate involving the use and occupation of forest lands and its inevi-table reaction to ecological balance and environmental outfit. This is brought to us by way of a 'public interest litigation' moved by a registered Society known as 'Nature Lovers Movement'.2. 'Love of nature' is not a modern phenomenon. It existed from the beginning of the humanity itself. 'Man is the measure oi all things.' so said Plato. Man loves nature and nature in turn nourishes him. Man serves society and society in turn preserves him. Nature and society are thus interdependent and the duty of man to them is inherent. These basic percepts envisage the protection of environment and preservation of humanity. But 'For the greenest of environmentalists, humans are oflesser importance than the abundant and diverse flora and fauna of the planet. Humans are defined as a recent addition to the livestock and are considered to have been a wholly disruptive influenc...

Kolappa Pillai M. and anr. Vs. K. Vadivulekshmi and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008(2)KLJ4

V.K. Mohanan, J.1. The defendants in a suit i.e., O.S. No. 316/1982 in the Court of the Subordinate Judge, Thiruvananthapuram are the appellants herein. In this appeal, the challenge is against the judgment dated 5-3-1998 of this Court in A.S. No. 121 of 1994. The prayer of the appellants herein is to set aside the above mentioned judgment dated 5-3-1998 and to restore the revised preliminary judgment and decree dated 30-1-1993 in O.S. No. 316 of 1982. According to the appellants, the judgment of this Court in A.S. No. 121 of 1994 is illegal, arbitrary and perverse since the above judgment of this. Court was passed without jurisdiction as the same was against the judgment of this Court in A.S. No. 273 of 1984 whereby the case was remanded to the trial court for a revised judgment in the light of the observations and findings entered into by this Court in that judgment. According to the appellants, the revised preliminary judgment and decree passed by the trial court is fully in terms o...

Moosa Vs. Sub Inspector of Police

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2006CriLJ1922; 2006(1)KLT552

..... court. it was held that the plaintiffs were estopped from raising in their action against the chief constable the issue whether they had been assaulted by his police officers because that issue had already been finally determined against them by a court of competent jurisdiction in the criminal proceedings to which they were parties and in ..... amar bahadur singh and two others at lucknow when he was coming back after his badminton practice. all the three killers escaped from the place of incident. the police recovered some bullets from the place of occurrence and also from the dead body of syed modi. dr. sanjay singh and mr. amita kulkarni were implicated as ..... evidence. power should be exercised sparingly with caution and circumspection. that was a case where on receipt of a complaint, a charge-sheet was submitted by the police against the respondents alleging commission of offences punishable under sections 465, 468, 471 and 420 r/w section 120-b ipc. the accused approached the high court .....

V.S. Achuthanandan Vs. G. Kamalamma and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008CriLJ4221; 2008(2)KLJ417; 2008(3)KLT346

..... paragraph 7 of annexure a complaint it is stated that accused 1 and 2 preferred a complaint it is stated that accused 1 and 2 preferred a complaint before the police alleging that the complainant/first respondent and his brother were responsible for the death of srijith and his mother and that after the death of srijith and his mother and ..... the same in malayalam manorama and kerala kaumudi. it is further averred in paragraph 8 of the complaint that the first and second accused had filed the petition before the police and gave copies of the same to the newspaper for publication just to defame him and to torture him mentally. in para 9 it is averred that as a result .....

S.Unnikrishnan Nair Vs. Union of India

Court : Kerala

..... methodology adopted in completing the investigation. police officers and doctors by their op(cat) 568/13 &2314/12 93 profession are required to maintain duty decorum of high standards. the standards ..... as to how these officials will have to do their duty while investigating the case. in the same decision, it has been observed that police service is a disciplined service and it requires maintenance and strict discipline and the investigating officer is completely responsible and answerable for the manner and ..... indiscipline and misconduct and dereliction of duty by the petitioners. the enquiry proceedings initiated against the petitioners was as contemplated under rule 8 of the delhi special police establishment (subordinate ranks) (discipline and appeal) rules 1961 and under rule 3 of the ccs (conduct) rules, 1964. the disciplinary proceedings are on .....

Dharmarajan Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

..... pw49, after staying at munnar. dw2 stated that even before the genuineness of the complaints raised against pw49 was realised, the investigation was handed over to another police officer.212. in state of punjab v. gurmit singh and others (air1996sc1393, it was held: "7. .... .again, if the investigating officer did not ..... the paragraph received at a police station shall be registered in the first information register book. clause (c) thereof reads thus: "306. (1) .... (a) ..... (b) ..... (c) suicides ..... not have remanded the appellant to judicial custody. according to the learned director general of prosecution, crl.a. no. 877 of2002::45. :: the kerala police manual 1970 vol ii paragraph 306 provides for "registering in first information register book". paragraph 306 provides that information coming under any of the headings in .....