Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR2003Kant497
..... p5.15. the learned counsel for the 4th defendant smt. t. n. manjula devi strenuously contended that using the old stamp paper qf. the year 1985 is not permissible under the stamp act and rules that the three of the stamp papers in the document do not bear the seal and signature of the office of the treasury. therefore, ..... manner. the first appellate court however has laboured to cull out the discrepant circumstances attending ex. p5. it is observed that the stamps are issued in the year 1985 and the documents are executed in 1989 and finds that there is discrepancy in the evidence about the place of execution of the document. the fact that the ..... defendant in asserting and vindicating the rights over the property in hrc proceedings would unequivocally suggest that the palupati is a genuinely executed document and the second defendant has acted upon the said document.19. the learned counsel for the appellant relied on the ruling of the supreme. court in the case of kale v. deputy director .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR1975Kant134; ILR1975KAR537; 1975(1)KarLJ306
..... welfare of the minor is the paramount consideration. this is in conformity with section 18 of the h. m. g. act. section 7 of the g. and w. act laves down the same universal rule. section 17(1) of that act further provides that in appointing or declaring the guardian of a minor, the court shall, subject to the provisions of that ..... out amongst the many and multifarious duties that a judge in chambers performs by far the most onerous i duties are those cast upon him by the guardians and wards act.16. in this case, the girl though aged 12 years and the boy aged 10 years now, need care, protection and guidance of the mother, who has practically ..... with him but she refused.4. having waited sufficiently long, he made an application in the court of the civil judge, bangalore under section 9 of the hindu marriage act, 1955 for restitution of conjugal right against the respondent. they arrived at a compromise under which the respondent agreed to live with the petitioner at bangalore. the petition was .....
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Reported in : 1986(9)ECC216; 1986(25)ELT38(Kar)
..... a wilful misstatement falls under rule 10a and an innocent misstatement made without ulterior motive falls under rule 10. 24. d.r. kohli v. atul products : 1985(20)elt212(sc) was also referred by shri bhat in which the observations made by the supreme court earlier in national tobacco case and sanjana's case, explaining ..... not be able to collect short levy, penalty can be imposed for the alleged contraventions and irregularities detected. this provision corresponds to section 124a of the customs act and that therefore action initiated under the second notice should be upheld as valid in law. 32. sri bhat has also opposed the contention on behalf ..... two factories - one in calcutta and another in bangalore. the goods manufactured by the petitioners are dutiable under entry 32 of first schedule to the central excise act. the products are sold to various wholesale dealers appointed at different places in the country. supplies were made to the wholesale dealers after deducting a uniform 'discount .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR2000KAR4356; 2001(3)KarLJ137; (2000)IIILLJ6Kant
..... on record. in the instant case, the tribunal has already recorded a finding that some of the concerned workmen have been working from 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1988 continuously discharging permanent nature of work. the concerned workmen of this industrial dispute were wait-listed, after their selection and their services have been ..... on rotation basis and the case that the appellant is badli worker, have to be characterised as unfair labour practice. the fifth schedule to the industrial disputes act contains a list of unfair labour practices as defined in section 2(ra). item 10 reads as follows: to employ workmen as 'badlis', casuals or temporaries and ..... that the tribunal further erred in not considering the settlement entered into by the bank with the federation representing majority of class iv employees under the id act, which settlement provides the manner in which mazdoors would have to be regularised in the services of the bank on all india level which settlement was signed .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 2002(4)KarLJ369
..... the year 1991. the petitioner retired from service on 30-6-1994. the petitioner states that the revision of pay was done by the life insurance corporation during the year 1985, making it effective from the year 1983. pay scales were revised during 1989 and the same was made effective from the year 1987. in both these revisions, for the ..... is arbitrary and illegal.3. notice was issued and the respondents have entered appearance. they justify their action. they say that under section 48(2)(ec) of the lic act, the central government is empowered to issue rules providing for the terms and conditions of service of the employees of the corporation. while determining the terms and conditions of ..... instructions, no arrears of pay is payable for the period from 1-8-1992 to 31-3-1993 to the officers. the petitioner states that the 2nd respondent has acted in an arbitrary manner by not extending the benefit of gratuity with effect from 1-8-1992 and instead of a grant from 1-8-1994. according to him, .....
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Reported in : 2006(1)KarLJ543
..... /- per acre and multiplied the same by multiplier 10, placing reliance on the decision of the supreme court in special land acquisition officer, davanagere v. p. veerabhadrappa : [1985]154itr190(sc) and arrived at rs. 1,47,040 (32 x rs. 919/- x 10) as the value of the acquired lands as on the date of 4( ..... the apex court.liberty is reserved to the respondents-claimants to make necessary application before the competent authority, as envisaged under the mandatory provisions of the land acquisition act, seeking damages/compensation from 28-1-1983 to 3-6-1999, if so advised, within four weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of ..... ,000/- per acre. not being satisfied with the award passed by the land acquisition officer, respondents-claimants filed application under section 18(1) of the land acquisition act, for enhancement of compensation and requested the land acquisition officer to refer the matter to the jurisdictional reference court for adjudication. the reference court, in turn, after .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1995KAR2539; 1995(6)KarLJ709; (1996)IILLJ341Kant
..... of some of the factories and establishments, that during the pendency of the proceedings in this court, the employers were prevented from making deductions under the act from the wages payable to the employees and at the same time, they continued to provide the medical facilities to the employees in accordance with the service ..... further proved that the employees of such factory or establishment have been receiving benefits which are either substantially similar or superior to the benefits provided under the act. 9. contentions similar to those raised in these matters were raised before the kerala high court challenging the notification amending rules 50, 51 and 54 in ..... belonging to or under the control of the government, whose employees are otherwise in receipt of benefits substantially similar or superior to the benefits provided under this act. in order to attract the proviso to sub-section (4), it has to be established that the factory or establishment either belongs to the government or .....
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Reported in : (1993)114CTR(Kar)361; [1993]204ITR550(KAR); [1993]204ITR550(Karn); [1994]72TAXMAN186(Kar)
..... attracted. as per clause (b) of sub-section (2), the main section is not applicable to 'minerals and ores'. we are concerned here with the assessment years 1985-86, 1987-88 and 1988-89.3. the appellate tribunal relied upon its order made in i.t. a. nos. 326 and 327 of 1990, wherein the ..... sarangan to contend that a beneficial provision in a taxing statute should be broadly construed.21. the supreme court was construing section 15c of the indian income-tax act, 1922. since it was a provision directed towards encouraging industrialisation, the provision was liberally construed. learned counsel relied on the observation found at page 193 of ..... [1989]177itr418(sc) , the assessee, a co-operative society, claimed that the receipt from ginning and pressing activities was exempt under section 80 of the income-tax act. the question for interpretation was whether the co-operative society which carried on the business of ginning and pressing was a society engaged in 'marketing' of the agricultural .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 1992(38)ECC182; 1992(60)ELT116(Kar); ILR1992KAR829; 1992(2)KarLJ172
..... counsel for the petitioners upon two judgments of the gujarat high court. the first is in the case of amit processors private ltd. v. union of india & others [1985 (21) e.l.t. 24]. the gujarat high court placed reliance upon the supreme court's judgment in m/s. rayala corporation (p) ltd. and another v. ..... under that provision could be continued. the notification omitting rule 10 did not contain any provision for the continuance of proceedings already taken, nor did the amending act which introduced section 11a adopt the legal device of creating a fiction by which proceedings under rule 10 would be deemed to be proceedings under section 11a. 10 ..... . for the rest the rule remained the same. the substituted rule 10 was omitted with effect from 17th november, 1980 and simultaneously section 11a was introduced into the act. section 11a was almost identical to the substituted rule 10. even the periods of time aforementioned remained the same. there was, therefore, prior to 6th august, 1977 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : 1976(1)KarLJ391; (1977)ILLJ121Kant
..... also working. 8. let me now took at the regional office at madras. it comprises of tamil nadu, kerala, pondicherry and lakshadweep. in this regional office, the candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from all universities established in that entire area are eligible for consideration for appointment to class iii posts. in other words, the graduates ..... by the public, are part of the monetary and banking transactions of the central and state governments entrusted to the reserve bank under the reserve bank of india act, 1934. they are required to be followed by the reserve bank in every region on the basis of the guidelines issued for the purpose, and it does ..... question of law relating to recruitment to class iii cadre in the reserve bank of india, which is a body corporate constituted under the reserve bank of india act, 1934. the matter arises in this way : the reserve bank is entrusted with all the monetary and banking transactions of the central and state governments. it .....
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