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Jun 29 2006 (HC)

Dr. K.S.R. Prasad S/O K.T. Prasad Rao and Dr. Vinod Kumar S/O Rangaiah ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2007(1)KarLJ263

..... the college has not furnished the requisite information in spite of the committee calling for the same. the reason given by the principal for extension of time is patently untenable as the requisite information must be available in the college. there seems to be substance in the complaint that the college has not given any prior ..... treated and the committee having been given the power to issue suitable directions which binds the institutions, their associations etc., there is no way the institutions can act contrary to any of the directions issued by the overseeing committee.14. in the present case, the committee had occasion to examine the admission procedures that have ..... .a. inamdar's case as it is found inevitable in the circumstances of the case as an admission procedure once began cannot be left midway or inconclusive.39. what is projected as an impediment to this court for this course of action is that there are time stipulations for completing admission procedures in terms of .....

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Apr 16 2015 (HC)

High Court of Karnataka, Bangalore rep. by Registrar General Vs. Jai C ...

Court : Karnataka

..... given jurisdiction to determine judicially the rights of parties." the apex court in the case of a.k. kraipak and others vs. union of india and others reported in air 1970 sc 150, held as under: "the real question is not whether he was biased. it is difficult to prove the state of mind of a person. therefore what ..... given jurisdiction to determine judicially the rights of parties." the apex court in the case of a.k. kraipak and others vs. union of india and others reported in air 1970 sc 150, held as under: "the real question is not whether he was biased. it is difficult to prove the state of mind of a person. therefore what we ..... vs. the principal secretary to the government of karnataka, revenue department and others reported in ilr 2012 kar 3431, at paragraph 39, held as under: 39. it is of the essence of judicial decisions and judicial administration that judges should act impartially, objectively and without any bias. in such cases the test is not whether in fact a bias has affected the .....

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Oct 31 1987 (HC)

Kumari Uma Vs. Board of Pre-university Education

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1989KAR768; 1987(3)KarLJ477

..... e.g. when it is based on clear ignorance or disregard of the provisions of law. in other words, it is a patent error which can be corrected by 'certiorari' but not a mere wrong decision.'in the light of this enunciation of law by ..... :'whenever any body or persons having legal authority to determine questions affecting the rights of subjects and having the duty to act judicially act in excess of their legal authority they are subject to the controlling jurisdiction of the king's bench division exercised in these ..... done by the authorities in terms of the general powers and functions of the board under the government order dated 3-12-1970. by that government order, the board was given the powers to appoint examiners and supervisors and fix their remuneration. it was ..... vide per lord cairns in 'walsall's overseers v. l & n.w. rly. co.' (1879) 4 ac 30 at page 39(d).the supervision of the superior court exercised through writs of 'certiorari' goes on two points, as has been expressed by lord sumner in .....

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Nov 19 2011 (HC)

Christopher Karkada, Bangalore and Others Vs. Church of South India, R ...

Court : Karnataka

..... sue the moderator as representing the church of south india, the temporary injunction order in that suit or in the appeal therefrom viz. m.a. no.16/1970 does not bind the church of south india. the moderator, impleaded in that suit as representing the church of south india, did not obtain leave of the ..... are situated on such lands such as hebich technical training institute to defendant no.40, the christian educational society, a society registered under the karnataka societies registration act. the transfer of these properties to 40th defendant is void, incompetent and also in contravention of the injunction orders. the said transfers are also not for benefit ..... nor for necessity. the purported transfer is a clear case of rank breach of trust and ultra vires the powers of the alleged transferor. defendants-17 and 39 are actively assisting in other, in mismanaging the properties and in breach of trust. the defendant-30, the basel mission, transferred the properties and the institutions, .....

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Apr 21 2016 (HC)

N.R. Bhat Vs. State by CBI/SPE, Bangalore

Court : Karnataka

..... of their criminal conspiracy? 9. whether the prosecution proves beyond reasonable doubt that the accused have committed the offence of criminal misconduct within the meaning the prevention of corruption act? 10. what order? 4. heard learned senior counsel, mr.p.s.rajagopal appearing for the appellant, as also mr.c.h.jadhav, learned senior counsel representing ..... cr.p.c. on 6.10.2004. innumerable adjournments had been given to record the statements and ultimately the case ended in conviction on 30.9.2006. 39. having noticed the inordinate delay in conducting trial, this court feels that some effective guidelines are required to be issued to all criminal courts in the state in ..... against him and had claimed to be tried. in order to bring home the guilt of the accused, prosecution has examined in all 19 witnesses and got marked 39 exhibits. during the course of cross-examination, one exhibit has been marked on behalf of the accused. g) after hearing arguments, the learned special judge has .....

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Jun 15 1984 (HC)

Dr. L. Krishna Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1986KAR255

..... degree in library science of the karnataka university that was not specifically recognised as one of the qualifications for eligibility in the karnataka state library science (recruitment) rules, 1970 were eligible for interview. in that case, the question of preferential qualifications and the marks to be awarded for the same did not at all arise. on ..... not belong to reserved categories have urged that the reservations to ex. m.ps., sc/sts and bcs should have been provided subjectwise and such failure has acted to their detriment in violation of the provisions of the constitution and the orders made by government thereto. without disputing this factual assertion and the incongruous results brought ..... ajay hasia's case, . on any principle of law of precedents, we find it difficult to hold that the enunciation in liladhar's case, is per incuriam. 39. on the foregoing discussion, we bold that there is no merit in the challenge of the petitioners to rule 6(1) of the 1973 rules, we. therefore, .....

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Apr 04 1991 (HC)

Galaxy theatre Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1991KAR2468

..... is not even necessary to tear the veil, as was suggested in the course of the argument, to arrive at the conclusion that the act has that unconstitutional effect.' thus the harshness was too patent and could not be covered by any veil of legality or constitutionality. the position was the same in nalla raja's case : [1967 ..... and arbitrariness has to be found out from the impact of the impost on the fundamental rights of the petitioners. 28. in r. c. cooper's case : [1970]3scr530 this principle was stated by the supreme court, at page 593 : 'under the constitution, protection against impairment of the guarantee of fundamental rights is determined by the ..... goal, economic equilibrium and prosperity is also the goal. development on parity is one of the commitments of the constitution. directive principles enshrined in articles 38 and 39 must be harmonised with economic unity as well as economic development of developed and under-developed areas. in that light on article 14 of the constitution, it .....

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Nov 02 2011 (HC)

Madhu Product, Proprietor Rawat Singh Parihar Represented by His S.P.a ...

Court : Karnataka

..... amar singh chawalwala as follows: “….without going into the merits of the controversy, we are of the opinion that the matters relating to trade marks, copyrights and patents should be finally decided very expeditiously by the trial court instead of merely granting or refusing to grant injunction. experience shows that in the matters of trade marks, copyrights ..... . the court of appeal in england in the case of beese and others (managers of kimpton church of england primary school) and others v. woodhouse and others [1970 (1) all er 769], has held the grant of ex-parte temporary injunction is inherent in the court and after considering the scope of grant of ex-parte ..... first schedule of the cpc. rule 1 enables the courts to grant tan order of temporary injunction to restrain such act or make such order as enumerated in rule (1) of order xxxix. rule (2) of order xxxix enables the court to grant an injunction to restrain repetition or continuance of its breach including the terms on which such .....

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Jul 11 1986 (HC)

Kudremukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd. Vs. Korula Rubber Co. P. Ltd. and Another

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1990]68CompCas450(Kar)

..... distinction has been clearly brought out in the bench decision of this court in the case of minerals and metals trading corporation of india ltd. v. surajbalaram sethi [1970] 74 cwn 991. the division bench observed that a bank guarantee had a dual aspect. it was not merely a contract between the bank and the beneficiary of ..... , at the instance of the beneficiary of an irrevocable letter of credit, restraining the issuing bank from recalling the amount paid under reserve from the negotiating bank, acting on behalf of the beneficiary against a document of guarantee/indemnity at the instance of the beneficiary?' 27. in paragraph 28 of the said supreme court case, ..... it is also further stated (at page 983): 'all this leads to the conclusion that the performing guarantee stands on a similar footing to a letter of credit.' 39. therefore, even the said english law relied on by learned counsel, shri sundaraswamy, emphasises the footing that the document in question is a letter of credit. 40. .....

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Apr 02 1996 (HC)

Chamundi Hotels Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Appropriate Authority and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (1997)139CTR(Kar)220

..... for starting a hotel business and the second one for doing estate business under the name and style venkateshwara real estate enterprises ltd. on 11th dec., 1970, an agreement was entered into between the late maharaja and the petitioner-company for sale of 110 acres of land for a consideration of rs. 1,25 ..... ), of s. 269ue :........''sec. 269ul (1). notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, no registering officer appointed under the registration act, 1908 (16 of 1908), shall register any document which purports to transfer immovable property exceeding the value prescribed under s. 269uc unless a certificate from the appropriate authority ..... veri having falsely stated in the writ petition that they are the owners of the property in question and for having suppressed material facts as noticed above.39. for the said reasons, i am not inclined to issue a writ of mandamus as sought for by the petitioners. writ petition is accordingly dismissed with .....

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