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Jul 19 1993 (HC)

Bihar State Housing Board Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... matter lies in a very narrow compass.3: the petitioner is a body corporate establsihed in terms of section 3 of the bihar state housing board act, 1982, and thus is a 'state' within the meaning of article 12 of the constitution of india. ..... (air 1990 sc 1321) (supra) the supreme court was dealing with a matter arising out of a case of acquisition of land by the state of karnataka.section 20 of the land acquisition act had been amended by the state of karnataka by reason of land acquisition act (mysore extension amendment act) 1961 and in terms of clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 20 of the act as amended, notice is necessary to be given 'if the acquisition is not made by the government to the person or authority for whom it is made. ..... 4 must be held to be vitiated in law.in gujarat housing board's case (air 1986 guj 81) (fb) (supra) it has merely been held that the housing board is a 'person interested' and thus was entitled to file an application under order 1, rule 10(2) of the code of civil procedure.in this case the petitioner has also ..... reported in air 1993 ker 96 and gujarat housing board v. ..... a gross indifferent attitude.the petitioner in the writ petition has merely annexed a copy of the letter dated 12-1-1993 issued by the collector gaya to shri sudhir kumar rakesh, managing director of petitioner board wherein it has been stated that for non-payment of amount of compensation, the properties of the state may be auctioned. ..... state of karnataka reported in air 1990 sc 1321 .....

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Aug 20 1993 (HC)

A.K. Subbaiah Vs. Sri Ramakrishna Hegde and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1994Kant35; ILR1993KAR2528; 1993(4)KarLJ205

..... 329(b):-- it was submitted by the learned counsel for the appellant that respondent-1 was elected as a member of the karnataka legislative assembly from basavanagudi constituency, bangalore on 27th november, 1989 and on 5th december, 1989 he was appointed as the deputy chairman of the planning commission which was a post of cabinet rank and it is of course ..... appointment order respondent-1 would be entitled to travelling allowance, conveyance allowance or house rent allowance including free supply of electricity and water, it could not be said that he was profiting thereby because this would be only compensatory allowance which would compensate him for the loss which he otherwise would suffer while acting as deputy chairman of the planning commission undertaking travelling or staying in a house on account of the requirement of his presence in the office or using ..... clause (a) thereof provides that unless the context otherwise requires, 'committee' means any committee, commission, counsil, board or any other body of one or more persons whether statutory or not, set up by the government of india or the government of any state.then follows section 3 which deals with removal of certain disqualifications pertaining to the ..... in that case the chairman of himachal pradesh board of school education appointed in the year 1969 was alleged to be holding an ..... very little dispute andindeed it is not disputed that the office of the chairman of the board is an office under the state government. .....

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Sep 07 1993 (HC)

Shankarappa Veerabasappa Bannihatti Vs. Deputy Commissioner

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1993KAR2780; 1994(1)KarLJ293

..... of lands for grant of house sites act, 1972, it is to be stated that there is no question incorporation of any of the provisions of the land acquisition act into the said act except to the extent of enquiry and making of awards of envisaged under section 11 of the land acquisition (karnataka extension and amendment) act, 1961 since that was the relevant section that was in force as on the relevant date when the karnataka acquisition of lands for grant of house sites act, 1971, act 18/73, came on the statute book ..... 83/2, situate in kunchur village, hirekerur taluk, dharwad district, was acquired in exercise of powers conferred under the karnataka acquisition of lands for grants of house sites act, 1972 for purposes of granting house sites to weaker section of the people who are houseless. ..... 19/82-83 dated 31-1-1983, gazetted on 17-2-1983 and notification issued under sub-section (4) of section 3 of the act vide notification no.laq 11 hsc 19/82-83 dated 29th november 1983 as having lapsed by virtue of section 11a of the land acquisition act 1894 as amended by act 68/1984 (karnataka act 17/1961) and also for quashing of intimation issued by the tahsildar hirekerur, vide laq hs kunchur 93-94 dated 18-6-1993.2. ..... in support of his contention, the petitioner's counsel places reliance on the ratio of two decisions of the supreme court reported in 1) the land acquisition officer city improvement trust board bangalore v. h. .....

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Sep 10 1993 (HC)

M/S Malnad Construction Co., Shimoga and Others Vs. State of Karnataka ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1994(1)ALT(Cri)119; 1994CriLJ645; ILR1993KAR3082; 1993(3)KarLJ440

..... construction of houses under ashraya housing scheme by the karnataka housing board (for short the board) after calling ..... open place exposed to vagaries of nature and if that is allowed they will lose the utility and value and that the petitioners would not be in a position to effect delivery of articles to the board; since the demand drafts are seized they are put to great difficulty and therefore necessary directions are required to be given to the police to return the properties, demand drafts and to permit the ..... (iii) of the prevention of corruption act; looking to the allegations that they fraudulently made the board to part with the huge sum of ..... under sub-section (3) of the same section there is a mandate to the police officer acting under sub-section (1) to report about the seizure of such property to the magistrate having jurisdiction and where the property seized is such that it cannot be conveniently transported to the court, ..... (3) every police officer acting under sub-section (1) shall forthwith report the seizure to the magistrate having jurisdiction and where the property seized is such that it cannot be conveniently transported to the court, he may ..... this court acting under revisional jurisdiction should not interfere with such discretionary order on ..... prohibiting operation of accounts does not fall within the powers of police officers acting under s. ..... is an act of taking possession of the property in fact, and as such no such order ..... of the prevention of corruption act. .....

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Sep 23 1993 (HC)

Nagappa Vs. State of Karnataka and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1994Kant77; ILR1993KAR3323; 1993(4)KarLJ290

..... 14 of the karnataka housing board's act, 1962, (the act) the contracts entered into by the board are statutory and the benefit of the said contracts cannot be defeated by recourse to an executive order made under ..... government entrusted the responsibility of constructing these houses with the karnataka housing board (referred to as 'the board'). ..... board acted as an agent of the government, because, the government resolved earlier to vest the responsibility of putting up of the houses under the ashraya scheme, in the board.19 ..... as a matter of policy, a substantial percentage of the houses to be built are to be done through the deputy commissioners and not through the agency of the housing board; the existing contractors were allowed to complete the works to the extent of advances paid to ..... the total number of houses was reduced as follows :in each assembly constituency 500 houses were to be built, leading to a total of 1,06,000 houses; out of this, board was to put up only 40,000 houses and the balance of 66,000 houses by the deputy commissioners; all these houses were to be completed by the end of june ..... of constructing the houses was shifted to the deputy commissioners of the concerned districts; only a small percentage of the houses was to be built by the board under this order. ..... no breach of contract committed by the board which is sought to be restrained in the writ petitions but, the executive order prevents the board and the petitioners from acting under the terms of the contract. .....

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Sep 23 1993 (HC)

Maj. Gen. M.K. Paul Vs. Bangalore City Corporation

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1993KAR2792; 1994(2)KarLJ158

..... /92 is a co-operative housing society registered under the karnataka co-operative societies act, 1959. ..... the petitioners who are all residents of a well planned layout called 'indiranagar', formed by the erstwhile city improvement trust board (citb for short), whose successor is the second respondent, question the validity and legality of sanction of plans and issue of licences by the first respondent, in favour of the owners/builders for construction of multi-storey, ..... the scheme framed by the board and the rules governing the sale or allotment of the sites should have a reasonably long stability and sanctity so that the statutory objectives are properly achieved.' ..... follow 'all rules, bye-laws and standing orders relating to obtaining all licences and construction of buildings on the sites to be formed in the layout prescribed by the corporation of the city of bangalore or the city improvement trust board, as the case may be. ..... all rules, bye-laws and standing orders relating to obtaining all licences and construction of buildings on the sites to be formed in the layout prescribed by the corporation of the city of bangalore or the city improvement trust board, as the case may be.' 18. ..... the board would not (and could not) have ventured to acquire the lands, form the layouts and the sites and then allot or sell the sites as per the provisions of law, to enable the speculators to ..... para 25 of the judgment, the division bench has observed thus:'the sites were formed and owned by the board. .....

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Oct 05 1993 (HC)

Banudas Vs. Commissioner of Police

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1993KAR3068; 1994(1)KarLJ169

..... to which the public are admitted and where any kind of food or drink is supplied for consumption on the premises by any person owning or having an interest in or managing such place and includes a refreshment room, eating house, coffee house, liquor house, boarding house, lodging house, hotel, tavern, or a shop where wine, beer, spirit, arrack, toddy, ganja, or other kind of liquor or intoxicant or any kind of food or drink is supplied to the public for consumption in or near such ..... lodging house by itself, where only lodging is provided without any food or drinks being supplied, cannot be brought within the purview of section 2(15) of the karnataka police act. 8 ..... the learned government pleader pointed out that there is a reference to the lodging house in sub-section (15) of section 2, it is true that there is a reference to lodging house but that reference is in connection with a place where food or drinks are ..... is declared that no licence is required under the provisions of the aforesaid licensing order for running a lodging house wherein neither entertainment nor food for drink is provided or supplied. ..... licensing order referred above was under the provisions of the karnataka police act, 1963. ..... therefore, it cannot be held that the lodging house is a place of public entertainment of amusement in the ..... of abundant caution petitioner applied for renewal of earlier licence under the provisions of the licensing and controlling of places of public entertainment order 1962 on 19.12.92. .....

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Oct 11 1993 (HC)

Rama Recreation Association Vs. Commissioner of Police

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1993KAR3357; 1993(4)KarLJ542

..... place to which the public are admitted and where any kind of food or drink is supplied for consumption on the premises by any person owning or having an interest in or managing such place and includes a refreshment room, eating house, coffee house, liquor house, boarding house, lodging house, hotel, tavern, or a shop where wine, beer, spirit, arrack, toddy, ganja or other kind of liquor or intoxicant or any kind of food or drink is supplied to the public for consumption in or near such shop ..... the respondents rely on the provisions of the karnataka public amusement licensing order issued under the provisions of the aforesaid act.2. ..... the petitioner asserts that the respondents have been interfering with their activities frequently and have been insisting that a licence is necessary under the relevant licencing order issued under the karnataka police act. ..... the question is whether the activities of a club or the activities of an association popularly referred as a club require licensing under the provisions of the karnataka police act. ..... these are defined under sections 2(14) and 2(15) of the act. .....

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Oct 14 1993 (HC)

Commissioner of Wealth-tax Vs. Man Bahadur Singh

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1994)116CTR(Raj)47; 1993WLN(UC)258

..... the income-tax appellate tribunal, jaipur bench, jaipur, has referred the following questions of law arising out of its order in respect of the assessment years 1971-72 to 1975-76 under section 27(1) of the wealth-tax act, 1957 :'(1) whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the tribunal was justified in setting aside the order of the lower authorities and restoring the matter regarding valuation of self-occupied property to the ..... of the following amounts, namely : -- (a) the amount arrived at by multiplying the net maintainable rent in respect of the part of the house used for residential purposes by the fraction 100/8 ; and (b) the amount arrived at by multiplying the net maintainable rent in respect of the remaining part of the house, if any, by the fraction100/9 : provided that in relation to a house which is built on leaseholdland, this sub-rule shall have effect as if for the fraction 100/8 in clause(a) or, as the case may ..... on the basis of the decisions given by the karnataka, madhya pradesh, delhi, calcutta and gujarat high courts and also on the basis of the decision of the allahabad high court which is in respect of interpretation of rules 1c and 1d, we are of the opinion that the provisions of rule ..... the fact that the central board of direct taxes constituted a committee for laying down proper guidelines to enable speedy disposal of cases in which questions relating to valuation of immovable property were involved was also taken into consideration. .....

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Oct 18 1993 (HC)

A. Bhaskar and Another Etc. Vs. State of Karnataka and Others, Etc.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1994Kant209; ILR1993KAR3103; 1993(4)KarLJ275

..... on land (i) belonging to the state government; or (ii) which is a revenue site owned by him; or (iii) belonging to him which is proposed to be acquired in connection with any development scheme of an authority, in relation to which a notification under the bangalore development authority act, 1976, or under section 17 of the karnataka urban development authorities act, 1987, or under section 15 of the karnataka improvement boards act, 1976, is published and which has not vested in favour of any authority for which the acquisition is proposed. ..... , (1) the urban land (ceiling and regulation) act, 1976, (2) the land reforms act, 1974, (3) the karnataka village panchayats and local boards act, 1959, and (4) the karnataka land revenue act, 1964, the legal consequences of such violation are provided in the respective enactments itself, and therefore the directions contained in the impugned circulars, which are more in the nature of a preventive measure in anticipated violation of certain ..... 26 and 28 of the urban land (ceiling and regulation) act, 1976, it is held after detailed consideration of the various provisions of the act, that the provisions of the registration act provides that it was only under two contingencies that a registering officer had power to refuse to accept a document presented before him for registration and can legitimately return the same to the person presenting it for 'putting his house in order'. .....

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