Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1966Mys125; 1966CriLJ555; (1965)2MysLJ193
..... hearing of an appeal that one of the bottles attached from the accused contained cocoaine. it was contended before the high court that the sessions judge should not have acted upon the admission. their lordships repelled the contention on the ground that the advocate had made the admission in the best exercise of his judgment and discretion and that ..... evidence and the plea of the accused, on the admissions of the counsel who requested for decision of the legal issues arising under section 87 of the indian companies act 1913. their lordships set aside the order of conviction in appeal on the ground that the trial was a travesty of justice. lastly reliance was placed on the decision ..... to be guilty by the trial court. (9) the next question would be, does the law impose any limitations on the powers of a court of appeal in acting on such concession whether made by an accused, or his pleader? section 423 itself which deals with the powers of the appellate court in disposing of an appeal provides .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1966Mys194; 1966CriLJ917; (1965)2MysLJ498
..... right annas to suseela for the sexual intercourse which suseela permitted. (6) section 7(1) under the provisions of which suseela and nabi were prosecuted prohibits an act of prostitution within a distance of 200 yards from any plea of public religious workship, educational institution, hotel, hospital, nursing home or such other place ..... sexual intercourse for gain and the man to whom it is offered commit an offence under section 7(1) if the sexual intercourse is promiscuous. the prohibition against such activity in the neighbourhood of a public institution which is do detrimental to public interest is therefore intelligible. (36) from the language of the ..... a neighbour of suseela, that suseela along with the other woman accused was in the habit of displaying her person fancifully attired and was indulging in acts of solicitation when persons were walking on the road, clearly excludes the possibility of the sexual intercourse between suseela and nabi being anything other than promiscuous. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : (1967)ILLJ659Kant
Somnath Ayyar, J. 1. The petitioner was a second division clerk in the office of the Superintendent of Police in Mysore, and, disciplinary proceedings were commenced against him by the Superintendent of Police of that district on a charge that he failed to report himself to duty in time. The Deputy Superintendent of Police was authorized to hold the enquiry, and, on the basis of his report, the Superintendent of Police dismissed the petitioner. 2. The petitioner appealed to the Inspector-General of Police, and the contention urged before him was that the enquiry into the charge should have been made either by the Inspector-General of Police or by an authority specially empowered by him, and, that since the District Superintendent of Police was not the disciplinary authority and so the Deputy Superintendent of Police could not have made the enquiry under his authority the proceedings were void. The Inspector-General of Police upheld the contention that the punishment of dismissal impose...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : [1967(14)FLR207]; (1969)IILLJ169Kant
..... government pleader says that this was not an appointment but amounted to a deputation and it is just now not necessary to advert to that controversy. 3. on 17 may, 1961 the petitioner's name was included in the provisional inter-state seniority list in the department of civil supplies. 4. thereafter, the petitioner was promoted as an assistant from the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (1968)ILLJ197Bom
..... are state-maintained and not otherwise; and that the regulations of the university of madras, which is state-aided and not state-maintained are not within the prohibition enacted in art. 15(1).' 10. now, whatever be the relevancy of the state-maintained as opposed to state-aided educational institutions, in considering whether ..... 3 s. p. shinde, who is a graduate in eng engineering (electrical) from usmania university, was appointed as a junior engineer with the board in 1961 and has since been promoted and was serving as an assistant engineer when the advertisement was issued. petitioner 2 r. c. gupta had made an application for ..... state electricity board and also members of the association. respondent 1, the maharashtra state electricity board, is a statutory corporation constituted under the electricity (supply) act, 1948 (central act 54 of 1948). respondent 1 issued an advertisement in newspapers, inviting applications for the post of executive engineers (e and m) in the board. annexure .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : AIR1968Bom65; (1967)69BOMLR674; 1967MhLJ783
..... are state-maintained and not otherwise and that the regulations of the university of madras, which is state-aided and not state-maintained are not within the prohibition enacted in article 15(1)'. (8) now, whatever be the relevancy of the state-maintained as opposed to state-aided educational institutions in considering whether ..... 3 shri s. p. shinde, who is a graduate in engineering (electrical) from usnmania university, was appointed as a junior engineer with the board in 1961 and has since been promoted and was serving as an assistant engineer when the advertisement was issued. petitioner no. 2 shri r. circumstances gupta had made an ..... state electricity board and also members of the association. the first respondent, the maharashtra state electricity board, is a statutory corporation constituted under the electricity supply act, 1948 (central act no. 54 of 19480. the first respondent issued an advertisement in news papers, inviting applications for the post of executive engineers (e. & m) .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : (1968)ILLJ794Kant
ORDERSanthosh, J.1. In this petition under Art. 226 of the Constitution, the petitioner prays for quashing the order of respondent 3, dated 1 May, 1964, terminating his services as head cooly. He also prays for an appropriate writ or order directing respondent 3 to reinstate him in the Public Works Department of the Government of Mysore, in preference to respondents 4 to 17. There is also a prayer for quashing the reinstatement of respondents 4 to 13. 2. In his affidavit, the petitioner states that he was appointed as a gang-workman in the year 1946 in the Public Works Department. He worked in that capacity till 30 September, 1960 and was duly given increments every year. Thereafter, he was appointed as head cooly on 30 September, 1960 on a salary of Rs. 60 per month. A service register showing him as an employee in the Public Works Department was also opened on 28 July, 1960. On 1 May, 1964, respondent 3 terminated his services as also of respondents 4 to 13 as per Ex. A. The complain...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : (1968)ILLJ779Kant; (1967)2MysLJ420
..... court cannot be regarded as a court of general jurisdiction. it is as much a special tribunal as the authority appointed under s. 20 of the minimum wages act. each of these special tribunals has jurisdiction in respect of matters specified in the enactments constituting them and in any other enactment. there may be overlapping of jurisdiction ..... the wages due to them during the period of a lookout. the government had referred that dispute to the industrial tribunal under s. 10 of the industrial disputes act. the employer contended that the jurisdiction of the industrial tribunal to go into the question of such wages was barred as the claim to such wages could be ..... was made. such authority is empowered to determine such claims of the employee and to direct payment of wages or to refund the amount deducted. section 22 of that act bars the jurisdiction of the civil courts to entertain any claim which comes within the ambits of s. 15. rejecting the contention of the employer, the federal court .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1969Kant22; AIR1969Mys22; 1969CriLJ123
..... he was in possession of some brandy bottles without a valid permit and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 12(a) read with section 59(b) of the mysore prohibition act. for one reason or the other, the respondent did not appear before the court. therefore, the learned magistrate stopped the proceedings under section 249 cr.p.c. on 14-6 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1968KAR118
..... backwardness: it is a matter of common knowledge that poverty is one of the main factor contributing to social backwardness. the per capita income of the state for the year 1961 was rs. 266 per annum. taking an average family to consist of 5 members, the average income of the family comes to rs.1300/- per year. even though this income ..... (4) of the constitution and reservation of seats in technical and professional institutions: read: 1. g. o. no. kd 156 tgl 60 dated 10th july 1961. 2. d. o. no. ed 156 tgl 60 dated 5th august 1961. 3. g. o. no. kd 48 tgl 62 dated 31st july 1962.order no. ed 75 tgl dated bangalore, the 26th july 1963. 'government .....
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