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Rama Varma Bharathan Thampuran Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1979Ker181

..... provisions of this proclamation. the v. t. k. estate and the palace fund (partition) act, 1961 (act 16 of 1961) received the assent of the president and was published in kerala gazette extraordinary no. 54 dated 18-5-1961. the object of the act was to abolish the impartibility of the v. t. k. estate and palace fund, proclaimed by ..... even prior to the constitution, there is little force in the complaint of discrimination or violation of fundamental rights -- all creatures of the constitution (see keshava madhava menon's case (air 1951 sc 128)). as pointed out again, by the supreme court in shri govindlalji v. state of rajasthan (air 1963 sc 1638) and bira kishore deb ..... challenge. it was pointed out that there was no justification for sta-tutorily entrusting the work of partition to the palace board; and mention was made that o.s. 29 of 1976 sub-court, ernakulam, has already been filed and is pending, for partition of thepalliyara muthalpidy estate. it is said that partition has been sought .....

Rev. Fr. Joseph Valamangalam and ors. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1958Ker290

..... executive power of the union. under article 73 that power extends to the matters with respect to which parliament has power to make laws and the president's power of assent is something provided by the constitution itself and not something in respect of which parliament can make laws, that the executive power of ..... high school, fort cochin, formerly in the malabar district of the madras state. the elementary section of this school is governed by the madras elementary education act (act 8 of 1920) and certain rules entitled 'rules relating to elementary schools', while the secondary section is governed by the madras grant-in-aid code and ..... conditions, become concluded contracts. alternatively, it is said, these rules have made promises and held out expectations on the strength of which private managements have acted to their detriment in establishing and running schools at considerable expense. therefore, once the conditions laid down by the rules are satisfied. government are estopped from .....

Preman Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1999Ker93

..... made by hindu, buddhist, sikh or jaina before the 1st january. 1927, outside the areas governed by the hindu wills act, i.e., outside the province of bengal and the presidency towns of madras and bombay, were valid even if made orally or unattested. section 58 does not apply to muhammadans and ..... difficult, if not impossible, to define the expression religion or matters of religion or religious belief or practice.'33. our attention was drawn to certain passages in black's 'law dictionary', sixth edition which defines 'charitable', 'charitable bequest', 'charitable purpose' and 'charitable use' etc. we will reproduce the definition relating to 'charitable ..... (advancement of religion), 529 (religious purposes), 532 (support of clergy and church purposes) and 533 (gifts to holders of religious offices) of the halsbury's laws of england, fourth edition. certain passages from the 'code of canons of the eastern churches' published by oriental institute of religious studies india, kottayam, kerala .....

Palghat Exports Private Ltd. and P. Ramkumar Vs. T.V. Chandran and ors ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1994]79CompCas213(Ker)

..... , it was held that mere loss of confidence amongst different groups of shareholders due to non-distribution of new shares to the existing shareholders would not amount to an act of oppression. in s.r. subramanian v. drivers and conductors bus service private ltd. [1978] 48 comp cas 672 (mad), it was held that failure to forward the statutory report ..... he filed c.p. no. 27 of 1988, the company had no activity or business to be carried on--see page 13 of p.w.-1's deposition. the object of section 397 of the act on a plain reading of the section indicates that it is to terminate or prevent an existing, present, state of prejudicial, oppressive, harsh, unfair conduct ..... oppression.24. it is significant for the purpose of the case at hand that courts have held that past acts which have come to an end would not be taken for the purpose of invoking the court's jurisdiction under section 397 of the act--see suresh kumar sanghi v. supreme motors ltd. [1983] 54 comp cas 235 (delhi) ; motion pictures .....

K.V. Rajan Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [2003]133STC598(Ker)

..... intercourse as may be required in public interest provided no bill or amendment for the said purpose shall be introduced or moved in the legislature without previous sanction of the president. the contention of the state is that the levy of entry tax is compensatory in character and, therefore, the same is not hit by the provisions contained in article 301 ..... levy a tax on entry of such motor vehicles into the state, either for use or sale, which are liable for registration in the state under the motor vehicles act, 1988 (central act 59 of 1988).' the decision of the division bench of the patna high court in bihar chamber of commerce v. state of bihar [1995j 97 stc 538 was based ..... tax on the entry of any motor vehicle into any local area for use or sale therein which is liable for registration in the state under the motor vehicles act, 1988 (central act 59 of 1988). the tax shall be at such rate or rates as may be fixed by the government, by notification, on the purchase value of the motor .....

Ramachandran Kadanappalli Vs. K.P. Noordeen

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1988Ker141

..... additional ballot box was used in booth 13, omission to enter serial numbers of ballot papers issued in booth 13, absence of signature of the presiding officer in ballot papers, deliberate tampering of ballot boxes by the returning officer and his refusal to postpone declaration of result or conduct repoll. these are ..... finalisation. if during the election campaign or the actual poll itself any irregularity or illegality is committed by or on behalf of any candidate the act and rules and guidelines are not lacking in sufficient provisions and machineries for rectification on complaints. during poll sufficient participation is given to the candidate ..... (6) respondent procured the assistance of electoral registration officer (tahsildar) for furtherance of his election prospects and used his telephone, (7) inspite of objection from petitioner's party shri. b. krishnan, d.f.o. was appointed as returning officer who allowed his staff to interfere with counting. (8) p. narayanan, gunman of the .....

The State of Kerala rep. by Secretary, Forests and Wildlife Department ...

Court : Kerala

..... successor but the right of the latter should not depend upon the choice of any individual." it is true that the artificial definition of hereditary trustee in s.6(9) of the act would include even such cases. 31. the above case has thus no application in the present case where the question is succession to property. present ..... "succession" in relation to property and rights and interests in property generally implies "passing of an interest from one person to another" (vide in re. hindu women's right to property act, 1937, (1941 fcr 12 : air 1941 fc 72). it is now well established that the office of a hereditary trustee is in the nature of property. this ..... high court which by its judgment dated march 31, 1965 allowed the appeal and set aside the judgment of the subordinate judge. nagapattinam. s.6, subsection (9) of madras act 19 of 1951 states: "in this act, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context-- xxxx xxxx xxxx (9) 'hereditary trustee' means the trustee of a religions .....

R. Jacob Mathew and ors. Vs. the State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1964Ker39

..... assistance under article 15(4).75. the learned advocate general also placed considerable reliance upon the report submitted in 1955 by the backward classes commission appointed by the president under article 340(1) of the constitution. at page 27 of volume i of that report, the commission adverts to the representations made on behalf of some ..... social life, and that there are from among the members of that community members of parliament, members of the state legislative assembly, members of the devaswom board and president of the devaswom board also.according to the petitioners, there are also, from among the members of that community, very high officers in the judicial department, as ..... collection of data and examinaing the said data in a rational and scientific way, which is the function of the state, which purports to act under article 15(4). but the court's duty is only to decide whether the tests applied by the impugned order are valid under article 15(4). and, if the tests applied .....

C.M. Francis and Co. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1958]9STC8(Ker)

..... the code of criminal procedure, 1898, it is still open to the state to commence proceedings under the travancore-cochin revenue recovery act, 1951, by virtue of section 13 of the travancore-cochin general sales tax act, 1125. the petitioner's contention is that the only course now open to the state is the one indicated in sub-section (3) of section 386 ..... of the code of criminal procedure, 1898. 6. the mode of recovery contemplated by section 13 of the travancore-cochin general sales tax act, 1125, is apparently of general application .....

K.P. Kochanujan Thirumulpad Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker324

..... has, under the fundamental instrument, not the authority, the legislative process would not enjoy the privilege, for, such acts would net then be of a proper legislative authority. he has further urged that the president's direction under the proviso to article 201 being according to the correct interpretation of the proviso available only for such ..... be of the proceedings of the legislatures not being in conformity with the constitution. should we uphold the objection the argument by the petitioner's learned advocate about the president's directive in the case being beyond the proviso to article 201 and the proceedings in the assembly being ultra vires, would await adjudication in ..... such message and, if it is again passed by the house or houses with or without amendment, it shall be presented again to the president ior his consideration'.the president's directive has been received on july 27, 1960, and states that the bill be returned to the legislative assembly, with the message that the .....