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Bharat Kumar K. Palicha and anr. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1997Ker291

..... will come to an end as soon as the right of someone else to hold his properly intervenes. such a limitation is inherent in the exercise of those rights. the validity of that limitation is not to be judged in the tests prescribed by sub-articles (2) and (3) of article 19. in other words the contents of the freedoms ..... air 1984 sc 802.13. it is argued on behalf of the respondents that a bundh could he peaceful or violent and even if the court were to act, it could act only to curtail violent hundhs and not peaceful bundhs. it is contended that the court cannot presume or generalise that the calling of a bundh always entails actual violence ..... a bundh alone could demonstrate the protest of a political party to a given decision or in a given situation. 15. hurt iv-a of the representation of the people act. 1451, deals with registration of political parties. section 24a provides for registration of an association or a body as a political party with the election commission. the concerned .....

Lakshmandas Vs. Karunakaran and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1957Ker126

..... not call for any inquiry as to the exact extent to which sons are precluded by a decree and execution proceedings against their father from calling into question the validity of the sale, on the ground that the debt which formed the foundation of it was incurred for immoral purposes, or was merely illusory and fictitious. their ..... aside in appropriate proceedings and that a suit brought by the son for recovering possession of his share after such execution sale is governed by article12 of the limitation act. in (s) air 1955 pat 386 (t), it was said:''it is well settled that a suit brought by a son after attaining majority for setting aside ..... not maintainable without a specific prayer for setting aside the decrees and execution sales, and that it was also barred by limitation under article 12 of the limitation act. they admitted the partition of 1925 in the original family, but contended that some of the plaint properties were the self-acquired and separate properties of defendant 1 .....

Pathumma Beevi and ors. Vs. Rajakrishna Menon and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1975Ker91

..... deceased vellappa rowther. regarding ext. b-7, the learned judge discussed the position in paragraphs 12 and 13. in paragraph 12, he recorded that there is a valid and clear acknowledgment in writing by the 4th defendant, of the debt due to the plaintiff, and as it was made within three years, it will save limitation ..... think that it can save limitation only against the person making the acknowledgment. therefore, it cannot avail against the other heirs. regarding part payment, under section 19 of the act, the position is difficult, and judicial decisions are conflicting. the matter requires careful consideration. we may read sections 18, 19 and 20: '18. (1) where, ..... the time of making the acknowledgement, and that it makes little difference whether there was only a sole contractor when she liability was incurred. in rustomji's limitation act 6th edn. at page 254 occurs the following : 'co-debtors. no implied agency. section 20 speaks only of joint contractors and not also of joint and .....

Vasudeva Menon and Others Vs. M/S. K.J. Plantation

Court : Kerala

..... personal right to remain in possession unless he is evicted in accordance with law. the said right cannot form the subject matter of the valid transfer. 46. for the purpose of a lease under the transfer of property act, we would think that the principle is that the tenant upon expiry of the lease who holds over will be a tenant at ..... ammal (air 1979 sc 745). the court proceeded to hold inter alia that the tenant under the rent control acts continues to be a tenant even though the contractual tenancy had been determined by giving valid notice under the transfer of property act. the court further noted the fact that the rent control legislation made a serious encroachment in the field of freedom .....

Habeebulla Vs. Shakeela

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1984CriLJ1062

..... vitiated by such a substantial error of law as to merit interference in second appeal. i am clearly of the view that there is no such error there is a valid binding order of the criminal court awarding maintenance to the wife. that is perfectly justified on the wording of section 125. cr.p.c. a refusal of the wife ..... observation of the privy council in fatuma binti mohd. bin salim bakhshuwen v. mohd. bin salim bakhshuwen (1952) ac 1, is worth recalling in this context:.the law of wakf as originally understood by the commentators and mohammedan jurists has in india since the commencement of the latter half of last century been profoundly modified by the decisions of the ..... such personal law which have been done away with by legislative will.5. the process had started long time back in india. the dissolution of the muslim marriages act, 1939, passed 'in order to relieve the sufferings of countless muslim women', is one such enactment. the following extract from the objects and reasons of that .....

Seenath Beevi Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003(3)KLT788

..... financial difficulties of the institution cannot be above fundamental right of a citizen. if the boards have been entrusted with the responsibility of supervising and administering the wakf then it is their duty to harness resources to pay those persons who perform the most important duty, namely, of leading community prayer in a mosque the ..... better conditions of service and as a result of which justice rajadhayaksha adjudicated the issue and gave his award. this award was accepted and the indian railways act, 1890 was again amended in the year 1956. the provisions thus made are known as hours of employment regulations. a cursory look at these regulations shows ..... was once again explained by the supreme court in paragraph 17 of the above decision. 15. in this connection it is worth noticing that the indian railways act, 1890 was amended in the year 1930, based on the geneva and washington conventions sponsored by international labour organisation in order to regulate hours of employment, .....

President, Pudupariyaram Service Co-op. Society Vs. Rugmini Amma and o ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1996)IILLJ501Ker

..... . as per the proceedings dated october 15, 1994 (ext.p8) third respondent rescinded the decision of the managing committee and directed the society to reinstate the secretary. validity of ext.p8 is now challenged by the president of the society in the original petition filed under article 226 of the constitution. learned single judge dismissed the original ..... spoken of by para 3 of s.o.17 is the opportunity to be given to the delinquent to meet the charges framed against him'25. in hamdard dawakhana wakf v. its workmen (1962-ii-llj-772) the supreme court held that the manager in that case was not bound to hear the concerned workman once again ..... that have taken place in this case are as follows:(1) november 20, 1992 - report of the cooperative inspector under section 66 of the co-operative societies act after getting explanation from the officer and enquiry holding that 'the secretary's irresponsibility and dereliction of duties have resulted in the salesman to cause loss to the society .....

Shamila P. Iqbal, Kochi Vs. Anes P. Iqbal, Kochi and Others

Court : Kerala

..... the appellant is not the naturally born daughter or acknowledged daughter of mohammed iqbal and hajira beevi. it was further found that the will in question is genuine and valid and was acted upon by all the legal heirs. thus the plea raised by the appellant in both suits was turned down by the trial court. the appellant assails those findings. ..... to prepare a will about 4 months prior to the date of execution. the fact that mohammed iqbal was a respectable person in the locality and was a member of wakf board and an office bearer of the district congress committee and a social worker is discernible from the evidence given by dw6 as well. 36. learned counsel sri. dinesh ..... are well merited. we confirm the same. point no.3: 81. while discussing points 1 and 2 we have already found that ext.b25 will is true and valid and was accepted and acted upon by all the legal heirs of deceased muhammed iqbal. hence, this point is also answered against the appellant. point no.4: 82. in the light of the .....

Malayalam Plantations (India) Ltd. and anr. Vs. Workmen of Kaliyar Est ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1984)IILLJ247Ker

..... validity of section 10-b of the act.20. ext. p-11 is attacked mainly on the ground that that has been passed in violation of the principles of natural justice. the management was not given ..... -affidavit on 5th july, 1983.19. though the writ petition as originally filed contained the above prayers, counsel for the writ petitioner, directed his arguments mainly against the validity of exts.p-11 and p-12. in that view of the matter, it has become unnecessary to consider the question about the constitutional ..... that in striking work on 1st november, 1982 without reasonable cause, standing order no. 21 had been violated. the deduction was proposed under section 9 of the payment of wages act, 1936 read with standing order no. 21. the workers did not submit any explanation. the unions gave an explanation which according to the management, was not satisfactory or acceptable .....

Puthiyapura Sheik Koya Thangal and Another Vs. P.P. Koyammakoya and Ot ...

Court : Kerala

..... 4th defendant that the finding recorded by the courts below rejecting the defence contention that the suit was not maintainable in view of the provisions of the wakf act, 1954 and the wakf act, 1995, are unassailable. eventhough one kunhi seethi koya who claimed to be the karanavan of the second thavazhi of puthiyapura tarwad was impleaded in this ..... the third class or melacheris, intermarriage with whom is punished by the exclusion of the offender from his or her caste. the marriage is, however, deemed a valid one. the islanders compare favourably in physique with the people of the coast and in their customs and habits closely resemble the mappillas of north malabar. the men ..... not void ab initio and may, therefore, be retrospectively confirmed by the court. 4. a permanent or long-term lease of wakf property stands on the same footing as alienation. it can be valid only in the aforesaid two situations ( and the court can confirm such a lease retrospectively if it is not for a legal necessity .....