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Systems Manufacturing Ltd. Vs. Systems Employees' Association

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (2001)IILLJ112Kant

..... addition to the abovementioned legal compensation, an amount equivalent to one month's wages for every year of completed service will be paid as exgratia payment in full and final settlement of all the claims of the union and workmen, including the claim for re-employment, if and, when, the unit is re-opened ..... swl 176 ldd 90, dated june 25, 1990, referred a dispute to the industrial tribunal for adjudication of the following questions:'(a) are the workmen of systems manufacturing limited, no. 1a peenya industrial estate area, ii phase, bangalore, justified in claiming that the closure declared by the said management with effect from april ..... filed independently by them against the award of the industrial tribunal, bangalore, in i.d. no. 27/1990 (annexure-a).facts2. in the year 1971, systems manufacturing limited had established a factory in peenya industrial area, bangalore, for manufacture of material handling equipment. for various reasons, reasonableness or legality whereof need not be .....

Sri. K. Prabhakar Rao Vs. The State By

Court : Karnataka

..... of investigation //vs// a.ravishankar prasad & ors - (2009) 6 supreme court case351 46. before parting with the case we would like to observe that mere re-payment of loan under a settlement cannot exempt the accused from the criminal proceeding in the facts of this case.3. rumi dhar //vs// state of west bengal & anr - (2009) 6 supreme ..... is involved in an activity akin to a financial or economic fraud or misdemeanour. the consequences of the act :40. : complained of upon the financial or economic system will weigh in the balance. the ratio of reliances rendered by the hon ble supreme court of india are squarely applicable to the given facts and circumstances of the ..... the offender is involved in an activity akin to a financial or economic fraud or misdemeanour. the consequences of the act complained of upon the financial or economic system will weigh in the balance.18. the present case, as the allegations in the fir would demonstrate, is not merely one involving a private dispute over a .....

Food Corporation of India Loading and Unloading Workers' Union Vs. Foo ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (1987)ILLJ407Kant

..... the contract of employment was not extinguished, but it continued in the eye of law. however, it transpires that before the workers could claim their rights under the settlement-annexure 'b' with the 2nd respondent, the 3rd respondent came into the picture pursuant to the tender notification dated 16th november, 1985 issued by the corporation and ..... for handling foodgrains at siliguri depot, the corporation had nothing to do with the manner of handling work done by the contractor, the labour force employed by him, payments made by him, etc. in such a fact situation, there was no privity of contract of employer and workmen between the corporation and the workmen. 'workman has ..... the definition as it stands, the workman of the contractor would not without something more become the workman of that third person. therefore, when the contract system was in vague, the workmen employed by the contractor were certainly not the workmen of the corporation and no claim to that effect has been made by the .....

All India Trade Union Congress and ors. Vs. the State of Karnataka and ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2005KAR3052; 2005(5)KarLJ414; (2006)ILLJ344Kant

..... reiterating the objections filed in wp 28677-78/2001. however it is further stated that engineering general workers union has entered into settlement with the contractor regarding wages etc and the settlement is valid till 30-6-2000. substantial benefits have been extended to the canteen force. they are also covered by esi, ..... a long time. in the second five year plan the planning commissioner made certain recommendations, namely problem of contract labour, progressive abolition of the system and improvement of service conditions of contract labour where the abolition was not possible. the matter was discussed at various meetings of tripartite committees at ..... also represented and general consensus of opinion was that the system should be abolished wherever possible or practicable and that in cases where this system could not be abolished altogether, the working conditions of contract labour should be regulated so as to ensure payment of wages and provision of essential amenities. in the .....

Fci Loading and Unloading Workers Union Vs. Food Corporation of India

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1986KAR2579

..... the contract of employment was not extinguished, but it continued in the eye of law. however, it transpires that before the workers could claim their rights under the settlement-annexure 'b' with the 2nd respondent, the 3rd respondent came into the picture pursuant to the tender notification dated 16-11-1985 issued by the corporation and the ..... for handling foodgrains at siliguri depot, the corporation had nothing to do with the manner of handling work done by the contractor, the labour force employed by him, payments made by him etc. in such a fact situation, there was no privity of contract of employer and workmen between the corporation and the workmen. 'workman has ..... on the definition as it stands, the workman of the contractor would not without something more become the workman of that third person. therefore, when the contract system was in vogue, the workmen employed by the contractor were certainly not the workmen of the corporation and no claim to that effect has been made by the .....

The Karnataka State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporat ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... of this case keeping in mind the observation made hereinabove within a period of two months from today in the matter of extending the benefit of settlement of the dues by extending the legally permissible concessions keeping in mind the benefits given to other similarly placed persons. c) the authorities are directed ..... of the hospital activities would involve substantial amount of investment; e) the petitioner failed to convince the corporation about his ability to mobilize the required funds for payment of ots dues and revival of hospital. f) despite repeated discussions petitioner could not provide any documentary evidence/commitment from prospective investors; g) that the ..... shaw bros, it has been held as under. (scc p.553, para 20) 20. fraud and collusion vitiate even the most solemn proceedings in any civilised system of jurisprudence. it is a concept descriptive of human conduct. in united india insurance co. ltd. vs. rajendra singh, this court observed that fraud and justice .....

Aerotron Limited Vs. Kingfisher Airlines Limited

Court : Karnataka

..... any suit or instituting any legal proceeding in india, until compliance with the above. the respondent has chosen to deny all liability to make any payment and has negated the settlement agreement referred to above. and while attributing its operational and admitted financial woes to the allegedly defective engines, some of the components for which ..... counsel for appellant has placed reliance on certain print outs of the website of the respondent company wherein it has been stated that the company provides support system to its customers in india as well as other countries by providing technical assistance, spare supplies and distribution. it is submitted that on the website of ..... of law and thirdly the company aaduces prirna facie proof of the facts on which the defence depends." (ii) iba health (india) private limited vs. infor-drive systems sdn. bhd (2010)10 5cc 553: "20. the question that arises for consideration is that when there is a substantial dispute as to liability, can a creditor .....

M/s. Yash Investment Consultants, Represented By Its Proprietrix B. Pr ...

Court : Karnataka

..... ,000/-35339835,00,00,000/-45339845,00,00,000/-55339855,00,00,000/-65339865,48,69,376/- clause 5. taxes each party will be responsible for the payment of their respective state and central taxes. this agreement also provides for arbitration in case of any breach of the any conditions of the agreement. 14. thus ..... on his investment on or before 10th of each calendar month for the amounts mentioned in schedule a. no amounts under this agreement will be compounded for payment. clause 4. security 4.1 the investee has provided the investor with undated cheques as security for the investment amount. the investee agrees that the investor ..... holistic terms access to justice is achieved through this system. we, therefore, deprecate this tendency of referring even those matters to the lok adalat which have already been settled. this tendency of sending settled matters to the lok adalats just to inflate the figures of decision/settlement therein for statistical purposes is not a healthy practice. .....

The Karnataka Vs. Rayaji Hospitals &

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... and circumstances of this case keeping in mind the observation made hereinabove within a period of two months in the matter of extending the benefit of settlement of the dues by extending the legally permissible concessions keeping in mind the benefits given to other similarly placed persons. from today the authorities are ..... the hospital activities would involve substantial amount of investment; e) the petitioner failed to convince the corporation about his ability to mobilize the required funds for payment of ots dues and revival of hospital. f) despite repeated discussions petitioner could not provide any documentary evidence/commitment from prospective investors; g) that the ..... shaw bros, it has been held as under. (scc p.553, para 20)"20. fraud and collusion vitiate even the most solemn proceedings in any civilised system of jurisprudence. it is a concept descriptive of human conduct." in united india insurance co. ltd. vs. rajendra singh, this court observed that "fraud and justice .....

The Commissioner Vs. S Venkatarama Reddy

Court : Karnataka

..... for residential purpose. considering the same, deputy commissioner by order dated 3.7.2004 permitted the conversion of the suit land for residential purpose on payment of conversion fee of rs.1,52,515/- and conversion certificate was also issued by the tahsildar, bengaluru south taluk.34. thereafter, the plaintiffs ..... the plaintiffs. subsequently, the plaintiffs approached the bengaluru development authority by application dated 15.06.2004 seeking permission to develop the said land by making payment towards development charges. however, bengaluru development authority kept the said application pending. repeated requests made by the plaintiffs to bengaluru development authority did not yield ..... their goals and should also be encouraged to refrain from taking unnecessary steps within that system. the third goal is to make costs rules easy to understand and simple to apply. the fourth is to encourage early settlement of disputes, and the fifth is to facilitate access to justice. the sixth and .....