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In Re: Prison Reforms Enhancement of Wages of Prisoners Etc.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1983Ker261

..... therefore be legitimately presumed that when a person provides labour or service to another against receipt of remuneration which is less than the minimum wage, he is acting under the force of some compulsion which drives him to work though he is paid less than what he is entitled under law to receive. ..... deterrence should be the main object of punishment and if those outside the prisons get an impression that jail life is soft and remunerative potential offenders may not fear about the consequences of their acts and in fact, may be induced to commit crimes as life inside the jail may seem to be better than that outside it. ..... this communication was based on the information furnished to the high court by one of us the acting chief justice, who happened to receive complaints about, the nominal wages being paid to the prisoners working in the ..... krishna iyer in his address on a national policy).speaking on the philosophy of rehabilitation sri ..... it is evident that despite section 37 of the travancore-cochin prisons act 1950 no prisoner who is sentenced to simple imprisonment could be compelled to ..... no reason why the worn 'forced' should be read in a narrow and restricted manner so as to be confined only to physical or legal 'force' particularly when the national charter. ..... johnston, (1948) 334 ..... be no two opinions that our civilised thoughts are reflected in documents such as the universal declaration of human rights adopted and proclaimed by the general assembly resolution of 10th december, 1948. .....

Nature Lovers' Forum represented by Its President M.R. Gireeshkumar Vs ...

Court : Kerala

..... in the operative portion of the said judgment this court has issued the following direction as direction no.2: (2) the 2nd respondent shall also ensure that relevant provisions of the mines act, 1952 and metalleferous regulations, 1961 as far as applicable to a mining operation is followed in its letter and spirit and in event the aforesaid provisions are violated, appropriate action under the said provisions be promptly ..... government order dated 10.01.2014 cannot be relied on by the parties in view of the restraint order issued by the national green tribunal dated 27.09.2013 till such time the restraint order continues. ..... decisions were taken at the united nations conference on the human environment held at stockholm in june, 1972 in which india participated where it was decided to take appropriate steps for the protection and improvement of human ..... reference to order of the national green tribunal dated 13.01.2015 has also been made by which the national green tribunal directed all the state governments not to grant mining permit without obtaining environmental ..... generation owes a duty to all succeeding generations to develop and conserve the natural resources of the nation in the best possible way. ..... forests, minerals and such other resources constitute a nation's natural wealth. ..... india and others ([2006] 1 scc 1) the apex court laid down that it is the obligation of all concerned including union and state governments to conserve natural resources which are assets of the entire nation. .....

C. Kuttimalu Amma and ors. Vs. C. Lakshmi and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker166

..... these two appeals have arisen out of two suits for partition under the provisions of the madras marumakkathayam act, 1932 and have been referred to a full bench for decision, and though they are between different parties, they raise similar questions and may be conveniently disposed of by this common judgment.2. ..... b-10, sankunny nair and the plaintiff's sons, each took his share separately, but the plaintiff and defendants 1 to 7 took theirs, as one group.in the year 1948, the plaintiff executed a deed of gift, ext. ..... 'it is not open to any man, by his own act to create a corporate unit not known to law and enable it to hold property with the incidents confined to such recognised units only.'8. ..... , was hedged in with conditions and limitations, the like of which has no parallel in hindu law, until perhaps they were relaxed in the case o the malabar district quite recently, by section 9 of the madras marumakkathayam (amendment) act, 1958 replacing by a new provision, sec. ..... 38 of the madras marumakkathayam act, 1932, which conferred originally the right of partition.the provisions of the travancore and cochin-statutes still remain unamended. ..... 72 of 1959 (m) it was agreed, that for allotting shares to plaintiffs 2 and 3 the consent of the first defendant is not needed, in view of the provisions of the madras marumakkathayam (amendment) act, 1958.11. ..... such allotment cannot be equated with the creation of a tavazhi by agreement or act of parties.10. in a. s. .....

Kaikkara Construction Company Vs. Superintending Engineer, Harbour Eng ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1999Ker122

..... while dealing with public whether by way of accepting tenders or awarding contracts or issuing quotations the state cannot act arbitrarily at its sweet will and like a private individual deal with any person it pleases. ..... such a process would result in abandoning the project itself which would be a national waste, so argued by the counsel. ..... thus the public interest is the underlying reason for us to act differently at a time one for denying relief and other for ordering enquiry.22. ..... :'a decision of a public authority will be liable to be quashed or otherwise dealt with by an appropriate order in judicial review proceedings where the court concludes that the decision is such that no authority properly directing itself on the relevant 1 .w and acting reasonably could have reached it. ..... wednesbury corporation (1948) 1 kb223) where lord greene m.b. ..... 'it is not the function of a judge to act as super board or with the zeal of a pedantic schoolmaster substituting its judgment for that of the administrator. ..... when the legislature acts within the sphere of its authority and delegates power to an agent, it may empower the agent to make findings of fact which are conclusive provided such findings, satisfy the test of reasonableness. ..... though the state or any of its instrumentalities is free to enter into any contract with any person its action would offend article 14 if it acts arbitarily, e.g. .....

Kerala Voluntary Health Services Vs. the Union of India , Rep.by Its S ...

Court : Kerala

..... the constitution of india seeking positive directions for the implementation of the statutory stipulations in the cigarettes and other tobacco products (prohibition of advertisement and regulation of trade and commerce, production, supply and distribution) act, 2003, hereinafter called as 'cotpa' and its allied rules, which were enacted in public interest to protect public health as well as to prohibit consumption of cigarette and other tobacco products which are injurious to ..... that there exists a grave situation on account of the violations of the provisions of the cigarettes and other tobacco products (prohibition of advertisement and regulation of trade and commerce, production, supply and distribution) act, 2003 and its allied rules as well as cinematograph act, 1952, which calls for an interference by this court in exercise of the powers under article 226 of the constitution of india. 31. ..... petitioner, the indirect advertisement through films and other visual media resorted to by the national and multinational cigarette and tobacco companies are having great impact in the society. ..... that the indirect advertisement through films and other visual media resorted to by the national and multinational tobacco companies are having greater impact on the society. ..... according to national family health survey, 20% of the india's adult male population and 2.5% of india's adult female population smoke and 28% of the india's male population and 12% of india's female population consume other forms .....

P. Santharam, Advocate Vs. K. Raveendran and Another

Court : Kerala

..... pathumma [1986 klt 553], an appeal against the award of the tribunal is essentially one to which the guiding principles laid down in national telephone company limited (in liquidation) and another v. ..... in nagappa, it was further held that the motor vehicles act does not provide for passing any further award after the final award is passed and therefore, in a case where injury to a victim requires periodical medical expenses, fresh award cannot be passed or previous award cannot be ..... chandrasekhara thevar [air 1948 pc 12] and n.s.thread co. v. .....

A.E. Rama Kurup, Editor malayali Vs. the United State of Travancore-co ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1950Ker83; 1950CriLJ1536

..... provisions shows that the case contemplated is the aim under the two provisions except ihafc while section 117 punibhea words which excite disaffection or bring into hatred or contempt the government, the newspaper act is wider in boope as it hits not only cases contemplated by the penal code but also other cases which are 'likely' or may have a 'tendency' directly or indirectly to excite disaffection etc, see ..... stealthily into the fields, eat the crops, get beaten and chased and from the -way it runs it would create tha imprea3ion that it has made up its mind not to be guilty of a repetition of the act, la about; fifteen minutes tha same cattle would aneak through the same passage and begin from the place where it had stopped when the oases commenced. ..... . it aa- serts that though the ministry would pretend to doit for the national well being, in reality it is guided by clannish and communal motives which in spite of their beat effort to hide is discernible as in ..... . production of a bill in the assembly called the united nations seourity council bill which, according to the writer, was evidence of the ignorance and illiteraoy of the members ..... the then finance minister thereby nationalizing all banking in the ..... ignobly presented a 'united nations seourity caunoil bill ..... is a nationalist has been appointed aa director and a rank communalist like sri kaunakakai padmanabhan pillai has been sent out from the secretariat whereby the ministry guarantees the nationalization of education .....

Velayudhan Ramakrishnan and ors. Vs. Rajeev and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1989Ker12

..... delays --proverbial -- are bad enough; law department's delays should not worsen the situation, particularly at a time when the nation is poised for daring action when a new century is making its rosy peep in the nearer horizon.76. ..... would generate chunks of pollutedwealth; that will go to swell the size of aneven otherwise fattened corruption corps.elimination of those dark forces anddeleterious tendencies is long over due. ..... used by the legislature it must ......beconstrued according to its true legal meaning unless it is apparent upon the face of the act in which it is used that it is intended to bear a more restricted meaning. ..... ordinance is not to affect the provisions of section 53 of the transfer of property act, 1882 or any law relating to transfers for an illegal purpose. ..... difference between the provisions in the model bill and those of the ordinance -- whereby the clause reading: 'nothing in this section shall-- (b) apply in relation to any property held benami at the commencement of this act' -- is proof positive of a deliberate decision to denyprotection to past transactions. ..... way too, it has to be held that the provisions act against and affect past transactions as well. ..... with the above view, the commission couched section 3 of the draft bill suggested by it in the following words :'nothing in this act shall - (a) affect the provisions of section 53 of the t.p. ..... repeal of provisions of certain act - (1) section 82 of the indian trusts act, 1882, (2 of 1882), section 66 of the .....

State of Kerala Vs. G. Sankaran Nair and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1986]63STC225(Ker)

..... the problem before them was one of balancing and reconciling the rival claims of foreign trade in the interests of our national economy and of the state's power of taxation in the interests of the expanding social welfare needs of the people committed to its charge, and we have their solution as ..... viswanatha iyer, appearing for some of the assessees, relies on the objects and reasons of sub-section (3) of section 5 of the central sales tax act added by amendment effected as per section 3 of act 103 of 1976 as for the purpose of export promotion and unless there is exemption from sales tax on the purchase turnover of raw cashew the price of cashew kernels exported will go up ..... the aforesaid reasons, we hold that the tribunal was wrong in holding that the purchase turnover of raw cashew is not exigible to tax under the kerala general sales tax act for the reason of the exemption admissible under section 5(3) of the central sales tax ..... turnover of raw cashew-nuts from the taxable turnover of the respective assessees, and direct the addition of the same as exigible to tax under the kerala general sales tax act, 1963.the tax revision cases are allowed as indicated above. ..... sub-section (3) of section 5 of the central sales tax act (74 of 1956) inserted by section 3 of the central act 103 of 1976 is extracted below:(3) notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), the last sale or purchase of any goods preceding the sale or purchase occasioning the export of those goods out of .....

S. Neelakanta Iyer Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1960Ker279; (1960)IILLJ398Ker; (1960)IILLJ398Ker

..... like rule 55 referred to above, (rule 55 of the civil service classification, control and appeal rules) was bodily lifted out of the rules, and together with an additional opportunity embodied in section 240(3) of the government of india act, 1935 so as to give a statutory protection to the government servants, and has now been incorporated in article 311(2) so as to convert the protection into a constitutional safeguard. ..... in the verandah, entered the kitchen, talked indecently to her, touched her person, and when she was trying to escape, caught hold of her and restrained her and promised to put an end to her troubles if she acted as desired by him, and that he behaved in this manner with the intention of outraging her modesty.the commissioner issued summons, ext. ..... rules for taking disciplinary action, the supreme court considered the only purpose of an enquiry under that act to he to help government, the punishing authority, to come to a definite conclusion regarding the guilt of the civil servant and provisionally to determine the punishment, prior to giving him the notice to show cause, and held that;'an enquiry under this act is not at all compulsory, and it is quite open to the government to adopt any other method, if it so chooses ..... national dock labour board, (1956) 3 all e. r. ..... civil service (disciplinary proceedings tribunal) rules, 1948. .....