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Smt B P Swetha Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... a valuable natural resource. minerals constitute our national wealth and are vital raw material for infrastructure, capital goods and basic industries. the conservation, preservation and intelligent utilisation of minerals is not only the need of the day but is also very important in the interest of mankind and succeeding ..... siddegowda aged about78years r/o kurubarahundi village jyothigowdanapura post chamarajanagara taluk chamarajanagar district 571 313. ...petitioner (by sri prakash b.s., advocate) and:1. . the state of karnataka represented by its secretary commerce & industries department - 40 - (msme, mines & textiles) vikasa soudha, bangalore 560 001. 2 . the director / commissioner department of ..... prejudicially affected by reason of any prospecting or mining operations; (i) the manner in which rehabilitation of flora and other vegetation, such as trees, shrubs and the like destroyed by reason of any quarrying or mining operations shall be made in the same area or in any other area .....

M/s. Shilpa Exports Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... a valuable natural resource. minerals constitute our national wealth and are vital raw material for infrastructure, capital goods and basic industries. the conservation, preservation and intelligent utilisation of minerals is not only the need of the day but is also very important in the interest of mankind and succeeding ..... siddegowda aged about78years r/o kurubarahundi village jyothigowdanapura post chamarajanagara taluk chamarajanagar district 571 313. ...petitioner (by sri prakash b.s., advocate) and:1. . the state of karnataka represented by its secretary commerce & industries department - 40 - (msme, mines & textiles) vikasa soudha, bangalore 560 001. 2 . the director / commissioner department of ..... prejudicially affected by reason of any prospecting or mining operations; (i) the manner in which rehabilitation of flora and other vegetation, such as trees, shrubs and the like destroyed by reason of any quarrying or mining operations shall be made in the same area or in any other area .....

Sri. Sarvesh Khetan Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... a valuable natural resource. minerals constitute our national wealth and are vital raw material for infrastructure, capital goods and basic industries. the conservation, preservation and intelligent utilisation of minerals is not only the need of the day but is also very important in the interest of mankind and succeeding ..... siddegowda aged about78years r/o kurubarahundi village jyothigowdanapura post chamarajanagara taluk chamarajanagar district 571 313. ...petitioner (by sri prakash b.s., advocate) and:1. . the state of karnataka represented by its secretary commerce & industries department - 40 - (msme, mines & textiles) vikasa soudha, bangalore 560 001. 2 . the director / commissioner department of ..... prejudicially affected by reason of any prospecting or mining operations; (i) the manner in which rehabilitation of flora and other vegetation, such as trees, shrubs and the like destroyed by reason of any quarrying or mining operations shall be made in the same area or in any other area .....

In the Matter of : Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1992SC522; JT1991(4)SC361; 1991(2)SCALE1049; [1991]Supp2SCR497

..... be deemed fit and proper. the power given by the clause is unrestricted and uninhibited by any consideration save and except the protection and preservation of the irrigable area of the karnataka state.55. clause 4 is still more absolute in its terms and operation inasmuch as it declares that the ordinance and any rules and ..... order passed by the tribunal, the preamble of the said statute leaves no doubt that it is concerned with 'the protection and preservation of irrigation in irrigable areas of the cauvery basin in karnataka dependent on the waters of the cauvery river and its tributaries'. the provisions of the said law extracted earlier leave no manner ..... of balance of convenience and maintenance of the existing utilisation so that rights of the parties may be preserved till the final adjudication....19. the tribunal then directed the state of karnataka to release water from its reservoirs in karnataka so as to ensure that 205 tmc water is available in tamil nadu's mettur reservoir in .....

G.M. Venkatareddy and Another Vs. the Deputy Commissioner, Kolar Distr ...

Court : Karnataka

..... manner of doubt that persons belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes cannot be considered to be separate and distinct classes, particularly in the matter of preservation and protection of their economic and educational interests. in view of the peculiar plight of these two classes, the constitution under article 15(4) makes ..... 1962-63 from the original allottees. the government have allotted those lands as per saguvali chit containing prohibition of alienation of the land. subsequently, the karnataka scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prohibition of transfer of certain lands) act, 1978 was enacted totally prohibiting the alienation up to a particular period. the ..... the members of society or there may be legislative control of unfair agreements.these observations are tellingly apposite to grants made in the state of karnataka prior to and after the ptcl act.in 1991, in manchegowda the court stated that the legislature is undoubtedly competent to pass an enactment providing .....

G.M. Venkatareddy and Others Vs. the Deputy Commissioner, Kolar Distri ...

Court : Karnataka

..... manner of doubt that persons belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes cannot be considered to be separate and distinct classes, particularly in the matter of preservation and protection of their economic and educational interests. in view of the peculiar plight of these two classes, the constitution under article 15(4) makes specific ..... years 1962-63 from the original allottees. the government have allotted those lands as per saguvali chit containing prohibition of alienation of the land. subsequently, the karnataka scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prohibition of transfer of certain lands) act, 1978 was enacted totally prohibiting the alienation up to a particular period. the ..... from government or from a co-operative society for the bona fide purposes of improving the land.(9) (a) lands containing ten or more sandal trees of over 12 in girth per acre should be reserved to government or disposed of only in consultation with the forest department.(10) lands containing smaller .....

M/S. S. Krishna and Co. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Customs an ...

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Kolkata

..... the division bench of same high court in the case of state of karnataka and another vs. sangam solvent textiles ltd. reported in 2004 137 stc 231 kar. 3.2 he submitted that so2 is recognized as a class ii preservative as per food safety and standard (food products standard and food additives) ..... ----------------- (h) if the article contains any poisonous or other ingredient which renders it injurious to health; ---------------- (k) if the article contains any prohibited preservative or permitted preservative in excess of the prescribed limits; thus, the test report indicating that the sample is not adulterated clearly indicates that it is neither unfit for human ..... consumption, nor contains any ingredient which renders it injurious to health, nor does it contain any permitted preservative in excess of the prescribed limits. the imported goods are, therefore, not unsuitable for consumption. the ld.special counsel submitted that to get the .....

The State of Madhya Pradesh Vs. Uday Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... to make orders with regard to the custody, possession, delivery, disposal or distribution of such property. 24 23. the karnataka forest act is a special statute enacted for the purpose of preserving the forests and the forest produce in the state. the scheme of the act, as expressed in the sections, is ..... that deficiency by imposing stringent deterrents against activities which threaten the pristine existence of forests in madhya pradesh. as an effective tool for protecting and preserving environment, these provisions must receive a purposive interpretation. 28 article 48(a) :"the state shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to ..... in the authorized officers of the forest department for proper implementation/enforcement of the statutory provisions and for enabling them to take effective steps for preserving the forests and forest produce. for this purpose, certain powers including the power of seizure, confiscation and forfeiture of the forest produce illegally removed .....

Veterinary Council of India Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1996KAR67; 1995(6)KarLJ580

..... to be necessary. accordingly, the legislative assembly passed a resolution or; 16.1.1993 (annexure-a) resolving to adopt the central act for the state of karnataka. consequently, as required under section 1(3) of the said act, the central government issued a notification dated 17.12.1993 (annexure-b) making the provisions ..... of the act applicable to the state of karnataka.5. it is the case of the petitioners that pursuant to the provisions contained under section 22 read with section 66 of the central act, the ..... seventh schedule to the constitution of india. the said legislative entries are to the following effect:'list ii (15) preservation, protection and improvement of stock and prevention of animal diseases; veterinary training and practice. 'preservation... improvement of stock'. this power enables the state legislature to make a law to implement the directive contained in .....

Basavaraj Nagappa Mailwar Vs. Common Cadre Authority

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1986KAR701; (1986)IILLJ36Kant

..... the working of the cca to be constituted for introducing uniform conditions of service and scales of pay extremely difficult. the object of government was to preserve the position existing prior to its order. if that object of government is kept in view; as that should be, we have no doubt whatsoever, ..... its order would be defeated. unfortunately, in reaching the contrary conclusion these aspects have been overlooked by the learned judge. 20. even rule 3 of the karnataka state civil services (general recruitment) rules, 1957 and the meaning ascribed to the term 'recruitment' in that rule also supports our above conclusion only and ..... order reads thus : 'rural development andco-operation secretariatorder no. rdc 16 cim 76bangalore, dated 2nd september, 1976s.o. 2333 - whereas s. 128a of the karnataka co-operative societies act, 1959, empowers the state government to constitute authorities for the recruitment, training and disciplinary control over the prescribed class of employees of the .....