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Shantinagar House Building Co-operative Society Limited Vs. State of K ...

Court : Karnataka

..... of national capital territory of delhi and ..... that in terms of karnataka land (restriction on transfer) act, 1991 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act' for brevity) and section 3 thereof, imposes an embargo on transfer of land which is the subject-matter of acquisition under the land acquisition act or any other law. ..... 8 having lost their title over the lands pursuant to the acquisition, there is a total embargo under section 8 of the act - in respect of registration of any conveyances in respect of the said land by the erstwhile owners. ..... to transfer by sale, mortgage, gift, lease or otherwise any land or part thereof situated in any urban area which is proposed to be acquired in connection with the scheme in relation to which the declaration has been published under section 19 of the bangalore development authority act, 1976 or section 19 of the karnataka urban development authorities act, 1987.13. ..... in turn indulge in unauthorised construction rendering the process of acquisition of land and planned urban development extremely difficult, if not impossible.similar laws passed in other states in the country have greatly helped in preventing such unauthorised transactions. ..... of the sale deeds was therefore void ab initio and there was a failure on the part of the second respondent in abiding by the provisions of the 1991 act.6. ..... the central provinces manganese ore company limited : [1977]1scr1002 (5) calcutta gas company (proprietary ..... -(1) special land acquisition officer, bombay and .....

Shanthinagar House Building Co-operative Society Ltd. Vs. the State of ...

Court : Karnataka

..... of national capital territory of delhi and ors ..... contends that in terms of karnataka land (restriction on transfer) act, 1991 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act' for brevity) and section 3 thereof, imposes an embargo on transfer of land which is the subject matter of acquisition under the land acquisition act or any other law. ..... 8 having lost their title over the lands pursuant to the acquisition, there is a total embargo under section 8 of the act- in respect of registration of any conveyances in respect of the said land by the erstwhile owners. ..... purport to transfer by sale, mortgage, gift, lease or otherwise any land or part thereof situated in any urban area which is proposed to be acquired in connection with the scheme in relation to which the declaration has been published under section 19 of the bangalore development authority act, 1976 or section 19 of the karnataka urban development authorities act, 1987.13. ..... , in turn indulge in un-authorizedconstruction pending the process of acquisition of land and planned urban development extremely difficult, if not impossible.similar laws passed in other states in the country have greatly helped in preventing such unauthorised transactions. ..... cited a large number of decisions, namely:1) special land acquisition officer, bombay and ors. v. ..... execution of the sale deeds was therefore void ab initio and there was a failure on the part of the second respondent in abiding by the provisions of the 1991 act.6. ..... the central provinces manganese .....

Sri Visalarn Chit Fund Ltd. and anr. Vs. Union of India, New Delhi and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1989Kant125; ILR1988KAR1518

..... territory of pondicherry, : air1972mad99 dealing with the constitutional validity of pondicherry chit funds act observed thus -'we can find nothing objectionable in those provisions which call upon the foreman to register the by- laws of the chit furnish security as required by section ..... the above sets of directions, generally, and in particular, in regard to - (a)the norms which may be adopted in respect of the capital structure and debt-equity ratio that may be maintained by the various classes of non-banking companies covered by the said directions (b) the extent ..... use of the amount without any interest and the amount deposited in any bank carries interest; that the central government in the guise of ensuring solvency of foreman and insisting upon depositing of the amount by way of security cannot enrich itself in as much ..... exceed five years; but chits of a longer duration up to ten years may, be started in very special cases only by chit fund companies/banks with the prior approval of the state government concerned which should take ..... delhi that a number of chit fund companies had shifted their registered offices from the delhi area to the nearby places , haryana (where there is no chit legislation) with a view to avoiding compliance with provisions of the tamil nadu chit funds act 1961as extended to the union territory of delhi ..... the national interest ..... kept these well settled principles of law in our adjudication of the validity of the various impugned provisions of the act .....

Sri Visalam Chit Fund Ltd. and Others Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1990]67CompCas203(Kar)

..... delhi that a number of chief fund companies had shifted their registered offices from the delhi area to the nearby places in harayana (where there is no chit legislation) with a view to avoiding compliance with the provisions of the tamil nadu chit funds act, 1961 as extended to the union territory of delhi ..... governed by the above sets of directions generally, and in particular, in regard to: (a) the norms which may be adopted in respect of the capital structure and debt-equity ratio that may be maintained by the various classes of non-banking companies covered by the said direction; (b) the extent ..... not ordinarily exceed five years ; but chits of a longer duration up to ten years may be started in very special cases only by chit fund companies/ banks with the prior approval of the state government concerned which should take into account ..... activities of non-banking financial intermediaries, the central government has, inter alia, decided that a model law to regulate chit business may be formulated ..... minister on july 17, 1988, and the file was received back in the cofeposa section on july 19, 1988, and the order of rejection was communicated to the detenu who received it on july 26, 1988. ..... indisputably the superintendent of central prisons of bombay to whom the representation was handed over by the detenu on june 16, 1688 for mere onward transmission to the central government has callously ignored and kept it in cold storage unattended for ..... , subserve the national interest and serve .....

Vijayraj Surana (a-4) Vs. Central Bureau Of Investigation

Court : Karnataka

..... provisions of the act, 2013, and the allegations can only be investigated by the special fraud investigating officer as contemplated under section 212 of the act, 2013, the registration of the fir by the respondent no.1 is one without authority of law ..... at rs.702 crore and the same was sanctioned by consortium of bank and only the dena bank, bank of maharashtra and punjab national bank released their share of loan and other banks including the respondent no.2 did not release their shares of loan, due to which ..... facilitated misappropriation, manipulation of books of accounts, the fictitious account and conversion of property of the company by way of capital advances to potentially related parties, sale and purchases with potential related parties, and bilateral transaction with parties. ..... section 6 of section 212 of the act, 2013 deals with the offences covered under section 447 of the act and makes it clear that no court shall take cognizance unless the complaint is made by the director, sfio or the officer of the central government authorized by a general or special ..... section 482 of cr.pc so as to add provision like clause (2) of article 226 extending the inherent power of the high court under section 482 beyond the territorial limits of the said high court based on the fact that the part of the offence is committed outside the territorial ..... the assistant director, directorate of enforcement, high court of karnataka at ..... the hon ble high court of delhi in crl.m.c no.298/2023, crl ..... 2011 .....

Vijayraj Surana (a-5) Vs. Superintendent Of Police

Court : Karnataka

..... provisions of the act, 2013, and the allegations can only be investigated by the special fraud investigating officer as contemplated under section 212 of the act, 2013, the registration of the fir by the respondent no.1 is one without authority of law ..... at rs.702 crore and the same was sanctioned by consortium of bank and only the dena bank, bank of maharashtra and punjab national bank released their share of loan and other banks including the respondent no.2 did not release their shares of loan, due to which ..... facilitated misappropriation, manipulation of books of accounts, the fictitious account and conversion of property of the company by way of capital advances to potentially related parties, sale and purchases with potential related parties, and bilateral transaction with parties. ..... section 6 of section 212 of the act, 2013 deals with the offences covered under section 447 of the act and makes it clear that no court shall take cognizance unless the complaint is made by the director, sfio or the officer of the central government authorized by a general or special ..... section 482 of cr.pc so as to add provision like clause (2) of article 226 extending the inherent power of the high court under section 482 beyond the territorial limits of the said high court based on the fact that the part of the offence is committed outside the territorial ..... the assistant director, directorate of enforcement, high court of karnataka at ..... the hon ble high court of delhi in crl.m.c no.298/2023, crl ..... 2011 .....

T.G. Srinivasa Murthy, Etc., Etc. Vs. Bharat Earth Movers Ltd. Etc., E ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1982KAR622; (1982)ILLJ268Kant

..... of the constitution are not regulated by the provisions of an act of legislature or rules made under it, they acquire vitality and become enforceable by the force of art. ..... argued that termination of service on the ground that the master had lost confidence in his servant, was an evolution in the law relating to private master and servant in which the nature of relationship was personal, unlike the relationship between the public body and its servants ..... karnataka agro industries corporation limited, which are companies incorporated under the companies act, 1956 (central act 1 of 1956) and are government companies as defined in section 617 of the said act, fall within the meaning of the word 'state' as defined in ..... directions as he might consider necessary in regard to the exercise and performance of the functions of the company in matters involving national security or substantial public interest and in like manner may vary and annul any such directions and the directors shall duly comply ..... by itself in respect of which a government company or a statutory corporation may enter into a specific contract of service on special terms and conditions having regard to its nature of duties and duration, in respect of persons appointed to its regular service ..... of the states and all local or other authorities within the territory of india or under the control of the government of india. ..... substantial part of the share capital is held by the central government and/or the state government ..... delhi .....

Sri Prakashnath Vs. State By Special Public Prosecutor

Court : Karnataka

..... under: (a) we uphold the constitutional validity of the provisions of the karnataka land grabbing act, 2011 (karnataka act 38 of 2014) as amended by act 30 of 2020 except to the extent of striking down part of sub-section (4) of section 9 namely: but additional evidence, if any adduced in the civil proceedings shall not be 606 considered by the special court while determining the criminal liability on the ground ..... of summons case relating to an offence under this act, it appears to the special court that in the interests of justice, the offence shall be tried in accordance with the procedure for trial of warrant cases, the special court may proceed to re- hear the case in the manner provided by the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (central act 2 of 1974) for the trial of warrant- ..... but discrete due process concerns: first, that regulated parties should know what is required of them so they may act accordingly; second, precision and guidance are necessary so that those enforcing the law do not act in an arbitrary or discriminatory way. ..... any remote part of the state of karnataka, would now be required to travel to the capital of the state of karnataka namely, bengaluru which would be not only onerous but also financially ..... 'ble apex court referred to herein below with benefit: delhi transport corporation vs d.t.c.mazdoor congress (air1991sc101= 1990 scr ..... instances of abuse, including the national human rights commission, can assist ..... law but requires that these should be kept ..... territory .....

Sri. Srinivas V Vs. The Tahsildar

Court : Karnataka

..... under: (a) we uphold the constitutional validity of the provisions of the karnataka land grabbing act, 2011 (karnataka act 38 of 2014) as amended by act 30 of 2020 except to the extent of striking down part of sub-section (4) of section 9 namely: but additional evidence, if any adduced in the civil proceedings shall not be 606 considered by the special court while determining the criminal liability on the ground ..... of summons case relating to an offence under this act, it appears to the special court that in the interests of justice, the offence shall be tried in accordance with the procedure for trial of warrant cases, the special court may proceed to re- hear the case in the manner provided by the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (central act 2 of 1974) for the trial of warrant- ..... but discrete due process concerns: first, that regulated parties should know what is required of them so they may act accordingly; second, precision and guidance are necessary so that those enforcing the law do not act in an arbitrary or discriminatory way. ..... any remote part of the state of karnataka, would now be required to travel to the capital of the state of karnataka namely, bengaluru which would be not only onerous but also financially ..... 'ble apex court referred to herein below with benefit: delhi transport corporation vs d.t.c.mazdoor congress (air1991sc101= 1990 scr ..... instances of abuse, including the national human rights commission, can assist ..... law but requires that these should be kept ..... territory .....

Mrs Rosamma Varghese Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... under: (a) we uphold the constitutional validity of the provisions of the karnataka land grabbing act, 2011 (karnataka act 38 of 2014) as amended by act 30 of 2020 except to the extent of striking down part of sub-section (4) of section 9 namely: but additional evidence, if any adduced in the civil proceedings shall not be 606 considered by the special court while determining the criminal liability on the ground ..... of summons case relating to an offence under this act, it appears to the special court that in the interests of justice, the offence shall be tried in accordance with the procedure for trial of warrant cases, the special court may proceed to re- hear the case in the manner provided by the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (central act 2 of 1974) for the trial of warrant- ..... but discrete due process concerns: first, that regulated parties should know what is required of them so they may act accordingly; second, precision and guidance are necessary so that those enforcing the law do not act in an arbitrary or discriminatory way. ..... any remote part of the state of karnataka, would now be required to travel to the capital of the state of karnataka namely, bengaluru which would be not only onerous but also financially ..... 'ble apex court referred to herein below with benefit: delhi transport corporation vs d.t.c.mazdoor congress (air1991sc101= 1990 scr ..... instances of abuse, including the national human rights commission, can assist ..... law but requires that these should be kept ..... territory .....