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P. Janardhana Shetty Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1970(20)FLR355]; ILR1969KAR581; (1970)IILLJ738Kant; (1970)1MysLJ191

..... the employment or non-employment or the terms of employment or with the conditions of labour, of any person. 8. section 2a was inserted in the act by the industrial disputes amendment act, 1965 (central act xxxv of 1965), which came into force from december 1, 1965, section 2a reads :- '2a dismissal etc. of an individual workman to be ..... three tests. 26. what applies to a legislative enactment applies to every part of it including every section of it. section 2a being inserted by the industrial disputes (amendment) act, 1965, which is parliamentary enactment, the only two tests to be satisfied for that section being valid are : (i) whether that section is with respect to a ..... hence has retrospective effect. 76. mr. narasimhan next submitted that the relevant point of time fir determining whether a dispute is or is not an industrial dispute, is when the government refers that dispute under s. 10 of the act to the labour court or the industrial tribunal, and that if at the time of making such .....

State of Mysore Vs. Gurupadappa Appayyappa Kardesai

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1961Kant257; AIR1961Mys257

..... of the constitution, the position must now be taken to have completely changed by reason of the amendment of the code of criminal procedure carried by the central act xxvi of 1955. by virtue of this amendment which, according to the argument, is a subsequent legislation or further legislation by parliament within the scope ..... special form of procedure prescribed by any other law.the sessions court while hearing and disposing of an appeal under section 78 of the bombay village panchayats act, is really exercising a special jurisdiction and not the ordinary jurisdiction attributable to it under the provisions of the code of criminal procedure. while exercising ..... exercised by the ordinary civil or criminal courts. it is a special jurisdiction conferred upon these specially constituted tribunals in accordance with the provisions of the act already referred to by us. in respect of that special jurisdiction, special procedure is also prescribed and only one appeal against the orders and decrees .....

Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board Vs. Workmen

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1994KAR2794

..... recommended the abolition of the exemption in favour of the public sector undertakings which recommendation was accepted resulting in the omission of section 32(x) from the act by amending act no. 23/1976 retrospectively with effect from 29th may, 1975.42. in so far as the question of retaining exemption in favour of departmentally run government ..... section 32 are examined. an insurer carrying on general insurance business is exempted under clause (i) in view of certain provisions of the insurance act, 1936 and the insurance (amendment) act, 1950. in view of these provisions the full bench, formula could not be and was not in fact applied at any time to such ..... the benefit of the payment of bonus in identical circumstances. for this the petitioners must provide the requisite information and particulars to show the similarity of their situation with others who have been treated differently by the act. no such material has however been placed on record by the petitioners in the present case to .....

Sharath Rukmangada and Another Vs. Cauvery Papers Limited (In Liqn), R ...

Court : Karnataka

..... or is made before or after the order for the winding up of the company, or before or after commencement of the companies (amendment) act, 1960] (65 of 1960) (3) ***omitted by the companies (second amendment act) act, 2002 (4) nothing in sub-section (1) or sub- section (3) shall apply to any proceeding pending in appeal ..... the respondent-company (in liqn.,) and also informed that in the event of aforementioned banks viz., idbi, ifci, icici obtained a decree from the drt against the respondent-company (in liqn.,) the same shall not be executed without the leave of this court. an amendment to the claim petition that the official liquidator representing ..... that the official liquidator is taking steps for the sale of respondent-company (in liqn.,) properties. the official liquidator also informed the drt that under the provisions of section 446(1) of the companies act, 1956, when a winding-up order was passed the leave of this court was absolutely necessary and condition precedent to continue .....

P.A. Tendolkar Vs. Official Liquidator and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1967]37CompCas511(Kar)

..... by the company.' in section 45-o (2) of the banking companies act, the words and figures, 'section 543 of the companies act, 1956' were substituted for 'section 235 of the indian companies act,1913,' by the banking companies (amendment) act,1956, as the companies act, 1956, superseded the indian companies act,1913. 71. in the non obstinate clause at the beginning of sub ..... has submitted that, though the official liquidator did not file any objections or affidavits in reply to mr. karanth's notice and memo, he (the official liquidator) informed all the respondents that they could inspect the books of accounts and other papers relating to the bank, which were in large bulk and stored in a room, that ..... at the meetings which he attended, and it is not proved that he did not do so. but i think he was entitled to rely upon the judgment, information and advice, of the chairman and general manager, as to whose integrity , skill and competence he had no reason for suspician. i agree with what was aid .....

Mr. Vijayan Rajes S/O Mr. M.S.P. Rajes and Vs. M.S.P. Plantations Priv ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2009KAR3576

..... managed; that the second respondent has been taking unilateral decisions in the matter of investment of funds of the company in other private concerns and such information being obtained by the first appellant through the bank in which the company had its transactions and immediately thereafter the second and third respondents calling for ..... appellants from the membership of the company and therefore in a situation of this nature, the requirement of the provisions of section 397 of the act, particularly the act of oppression being examined only in the context of a situation where it is inevitable to wind up the company, but so ordering the winding ..... of the affairs of the company. here again, the company law board has totally misconceived the circumstances and situations which necessitate applying provisions governing the partnership act being artificially made applicable to test the manner of management of the company. the company remains a company, not a partnership firm.34. but, the .....

H.K. Swaranavar Nashar and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1963Mys49

..... such reasonable restriction on the freedom of trade, commerce or intercourse with or within that state as may be required in the public, interest.provided that no bill or amendment for the purposes of clause (b) shall be introduced or moved in the legislature of a state without the previous sanction of the president.12. unless the intendment ..... which is the rule-making authority to give any oral hearing. all that section 23 of the general clauses act, which is applicable to the present cases, provides is that the draft rules should be published for the information of persons likely to be affected thereby. what the state government did in calling for objections was to show an ..... legislative competence to make a law imposing tax on mechanically propelled, vehicles suitable for use on the roads of the state.22. the preamble to the 1957 act reads: 'an act to consolidate and amend the lawrelating to the levy of tax on motor vehicles in thestate of mysore.whereas it is expedient to consolidate and .....

K.N. Marularadhya Vs. the Mysore State

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1970Kant114; AIR1970Mys114

..... established, the said provisions, by imposing licensing restrictions, enable the buyers and sellers to meet in licensed premises, ensure correct weighment, make available to them reliable market information and provide for them a simple machinery for settlement of disputes. after the markets are built or opened by the marketing committees, within a reasonable radius from the ..... upon this material which is produced on behalf of the state since on behalf of the petitioners it was contended that the affidavit which incorporates all this information was produced only during the course of argument and at a late stage when the petitioners themselves had no opportunity to produce any material by way of ..... rule 4 of the rules made under the repealed mysore act was beyond the competence of the state government which under section 6 of that act was the repository of the power to make rules for purposes set out in that section. rule 4 as it stood amended defined a market-yard as an area which was part .....

Rachagouda Gurusiddappa Patil Vs. Kamabai and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1963Mys21

..... held by dixit and shelat jj. in maganbhai kesarbhai patel's case.2. another argument is provided by the provisions contained in section 85a of the act. this section was added to the act by an amending act of 1955 and has already been quoted at page 21 of this order. this section has a history of its own. in the case in 56 ..... the personal supervision of the owner or any member of the owner's family, unless the owner has within one year of the coming into force of the bombay tenancy (amending) act, 1946, made an application to the mamlatdar within whose jurisdiction the land is situated for a declaration that the person is not a tenant......'therefore having thus stipulated in section ..... be seen that the landlord was under an obligation to get a declaration under section 2 a (1) within a year from the coming into force of the bombay tenancy (amendment) act, 1946. if he fails to do so, then the person referred in section 2 a (1) shall be deemed to be a tenant automatically. by section 89 of the .....

Advocates Association Bangalore, Rep. by Its President K.N. Subba Redd ...

Court : Karnataka

..... interference with that freedom in the name of public interest. even when clause (2) of article 19 was subsequently substituted under the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951 by a new clause, which permitted the imposition of reasonable restrictions on the freedom of speech and expression in the interests of sovereignty and ..... the modern world, he has stated it is no longer possible for any government to control or manipulate the news, views and information available to its people as the technological revolution is forcing internationalism upon the world.26. in his concurring opinion jeevan reddy, j., has classified broadcasting freedom into four ..... territorial integrity, public safety, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection of reputation or rights of others, for preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, or for maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary.10. a publication of unesco entitled, many voices. one world, which .....