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..... of the ministry of culture, ministry of home affairs, ministry of urban development, apart from renowned architects, planners, art historians, educationist and environmentalists for preservation of architectural heritage of chandigarh. the expert heritage committee was directed to look into the original concept of the city as well as maintenance of the important ..... ) the writ petitions filed by the appellant agents were maintainable; and (b) the states of sikkim and meghalaya could maintain suits against the states of karnataka under article 131 of the constitution wherein the said agents had also been impleaded. allowing the appeals, the supreme court held:"21. article 131 of the ..... in exercise of the power conferred upon it under section 5 of the lotteries (regulation) act, 1998 a declaration was made that the state of karnataka shall be a free zone from online and internet lotteries. by reason of the said notification, sale of all computerized and online lottery tickets marketed and .....
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..... clause (15) of section 2 of the income tax act, thus: (15) charitable purpose includes the poor, education, medical relief, and preservation of environment (including watersheds, forests and wildlife) and preservation of monuments or places or objects of artistic or historic interest, and the advancement of any other object of general public utility: provided that the ..... and i am entirely in agreement with the principles laid down by r.p. sethi, cj (as his lordship then was), speaking for the high court of karnataka in workmen, bangalore water supply and sewerage board (supra). in the case of an institution which is making profits, therefore, the judicial effort, clearly, has to ..... board should not make profits, much less that the board had been established not for the purposes of profit.40. the division bench of the high court of karnataka, in workmen, bangalore water supply and sewerage board v. bangalore water supply and sewerage board, 1994 kar lj574 speaking through, r.p. sethi, cj (as .....
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..... legislative policy of a speedy conclusion of proceedings under the 1989 act. bearing in mind the principles enunciated in shayara bano, we are constrained to hold that in failing to preserve the right to seek condonation of delay that too at the stage of a first appeal, the legislature has clearly acted capriciously and irrationally. it has left an aggrieved person ..... has a right of fair trial, his case must be examined keeping in view the ordinary law of the land. 35. he also places reliance on selvi v. state of karnataka, (2010) 7 scc263 wherein the supreme court observed the right against self- 88. .. we must examine incrimination in respect of its relationship with the multiple dimensions of personal liberty under .....
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..... of event coverage rights to the media, etc, there cannot be two opinions about existence of an overriding public or state concerns that such bodies do not remain the preserve of the few, or worse, the moneyed and the powerful. conclusions 86. for the foregoing reasons, it is held that the petitioners contentions are rejected. the court reiterates ..... that there is a constitutional guarantee that every association shall effectively achieve the purpose for which it was formed without interference by law except on grounds relevant to the preservation of public order or morality w.p.(c)2310/2012 page 54 set out in cl. (4) of art. 19?. putting aside for the moment the case ..... agency can direct that the recipient institution should be managed in a particular manner. thus, in tma pai w.p.(c)2310/2012 page 65 foundation v. state of karnataka, 2002 (8) scc481 it was held by a larger, 11 judge bench that once aid is granted to a private professional educational institution, the government or the state .....
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