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Patil Shivayya Vs. Kavishetti Shankarappa Sugurappa and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1980Kant79; ILR1980KAR295; 1980(1)KarLJ71

..... secrecy of the ballot be violated if the petitioner is permitted to get the marked electoral rolls on record as evidence? the marked electoral rolls used by the presiding officers of polling booths or polling stations at are. election would only show. whether franchise has. been exercised by or in the name of the person whose ..... voted at an election.' this salutary principle is incorporated in our election law to preserve the secrecy of voting by ballot. based an this * principle s. 128 of the act enjoins on all those connected with the recording or counting of votes to maintain the secrecy of voting and forbids them from communicating to any pat any ..... with the free exercise of their electoral rights. (ii) that he had committed corrupt practices by incurring or authorizing of expenditure in contravention of, s. 77 of the representation of the -people act, 1951 (the act); (iii) that there was large scale improper reception of votes and. as well as reception of votes' which, were void: and (iv .....

Manikant Lakamsey Nagda of Gadag and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1966Kant278; AIR1966Mys278; (1966)1MysLJ387

..... was upheld. the last case was hampton jr. and co. v. united states, (1928) 72 ed. 624 in which the power conferred by a statute on the president to make an increase or decrease in the rate of customs duty was challenged. in that case it was stated:'it is conceded by counsel that congress may use executive ..... valid, then the exercise of the power validly conferred on the provincial government cannot be treated as fresh legislation which offends against article 31 and as the act is saved by article 31b, s. 6(2) is also saved, and the power must be held to be validly conferred on the provincial government, and a notification issued by virtue ..... economic problems, they often find it convenient and necessary to delegate subsidiary or ancillary powers to delegates of their choice for carrying out the policy laid down by their acts. the extent to which such delegation is permissible is also now well settled. the legislature cannot delegate its essential legislative function in any case. it must lay .....

M/S. Bajwa and Co. Vs. Punjab Financial Corporation and Another

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1995P& H129; [1995]82CompCas891(P& H)

..... till further orders. white the petition was pending in this court the petitioner addressed a detailed letter/representation to the governor of punjab as the state was under president's rule who marked the same to the managing director of the corporation on the basis of which negotiations again started between the parties. in the affidavit filed before ..... for the purchase of the prpperly by it had been settled in pursuance of which he had deposited rs. 50,000/- in june, 1986 and that the corporation was acting unfairly in selling the. property to another party. negotiations again failed. the present petition was also dismissed in limine by this court on march 5, 1991. the ..... in favour of any other party. the argument is that the corporation being a 'state' for purposes of part iii of the constitution could not be permitted to act unreasonably in as much as while it was negotiating with the petitioner, it sold the property to respondent 2. there is no substance in these contentions. it could .....

Mahant Ram Parkash Dass Vs. Ramesh Chander and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1998P& H146

..... the place of counting. a video film was also being prepared. in cross-examination, he admitted that he belonged to the congress i party. he is the ex-president of the talwara block of the congress. he has given details regarding the time at which the counting had started. he asserted that the checking was done by ..... the special facts of a given case'.50. in pkk shamsudeen v. k.a.m. mappillai mohindeen, air 1989 sc 640, while dealing with the tamil nadu panchayats act, it was observed that 'the justification for an order of recount of votes should be provided by the material placed by an election-petitioner on the threshold before an ..... not invite a request for recount of voles. while considering the request for recount of votes, the returning officer had not dealt with the allegation that the petitioner's voles had been mixed with those of the congress candidate. still further, even the respondent had admitted that there were irregularities. resultantly, the request for recount should have .....

Ayub @ Pappukhan Nawabkhan Pathan Vs. S.N. Sinha and Another

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1990SC2069; 1990CriLJ2232; JT1990(3)SC530; (1990)4SCC552; [1990]3SCR927

..... be given later. we accordingly proceed to give the reasons.2. the petitioner was detained under section 3(1) of the gujarat prevention of anti-social activities act, 1985 ('act' for short) by an order dated 13-3-90 passed by the commissioner of police, ahmedabad city, the grounds were served within time. the said ..... who distils, manufactures, stores, transports, imports, exports, sells or distributes any liquor, intoxicating drug or other intoxicant in contravention of any provision of the bombay prohibition act, 1949 (bom. xxv of 1949), and the rules and orders made thereunder, or any other law for the time being in force or who knowingly expends or ..... within the meaning of 'dangerous person' and the conclusions drawn by the detaining authority are bereft of sufficient material as required under section 2(c) of the act. this betrays non-application of mind by the detaining authority. consequently, the grounds on which the detention order is passed are irrelevant and non-existing. these .....

Biresh Misra Vs. Ram Nath Sarma and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... of the respondent no. 1, would be driven out of the indian union to pakistan. on the 18th of february, 1957 sri chandra dhar goswami the president of the lanka mouza congress committee held two election meetings at lanka and odalani in support of the respondent no. 1. in these meetings the said sri ..... of the legislature was to make every contravention of section 77 a corrupt practice, it could have used a clearer word. before the amendment of the act by the amending act of 1956, section 124(4) provided the making ofany return which was false in any material particularsa minor corrupt practice. this provision has sincebeen deleted. ..... through his party men. allegations of bribery, undue influence and procuring and obtaining assistance of government servants and using government property for the furtherance of the respondent's election and also for submitting false return by suppressing expenses incurred by him have also been made. the tribunal held against the appellant on all the points .....

Sadhu Singh S. Jiwan Singh Vs. Shamsher Singh Josh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1965P& H457

..... established facts on the record after notice to the parties affected; and, at any rate, no law or convincing argument has been brought to our notice which should preside us to consider this contention. it is note worthy that this specific point does not even figure in terms in the memorandum of appeal.(6) considerable argument has also ..... into english as follows:' an appeal to the sikh voters. khalsa ji, it you intend to get the real happiness of shri guru kalgi sahib dewan you should act upon the appeal of panth rattan master tara singh and sant baba fateh singh and vote in favour of sardar shamsher singh josh who has got the full support ..... the conclusion of the learned tribunal. after going through the evidence and the judgment of the learned tribunal. in common with court s of appeal this court also under s. 116a of the representation of the people act does not reverse conclusions of fact based on oral evidence merely on the ground that a different conclusion than the one arrived at .....

A.P. Public Service Commission Vs. Baloji Badhavath and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2009(4)ALT43(SC); (2009)5SCC1; 2009(3)SLJ476(SC); 2009(4)LC1692(SC)

..... scheduled caste or scheduled tribe. scheduled caste is a caste as notified under article 366(25). a notification is issued by the president under article 341 as a result of an elaborate enquiry. the object of article 341 is to provide protection to the members of ..... v. k. veera reddy ors. : [1981]1scr73 wherein in the context of the provisions of section 116c of the representation of people act, 1951, it was held:14...as a general proposition, therefore, it may safely be stated that before a person is entitled to maintain ..... of it in telugu. 4. the paper on general english is a qualifying one and the standard of this paper is that of s.s.c. the minimum qualifying marks in this paper are 40% for o.cs. 35% for b.cs. and 30% for sc/sts ..... and p.h. these marks are not counted for ranking. 5. in the event of the s.c. and s.t. candidates not coming up for selection with the existing minimum prescribed for the selection in the competitive examination conducted by the commission, .....

R.P. Moidutty Vs. P.T. Kunju Mohammad and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2000SC388; JT1999(7)SC457; 1999(6)SCALE204; (2000)1SCC481

..... in the video cassette aimed at fixing the responsibility for all the incidents on shri p.v. narasimha rao, the then prime minister and also the then president of the indian national congress (i) which was leading the united democratic front which had sponsored the candidature of the petitioner. all the incidents recorded in the ..... anr. : air1977sc813 ]. the legislature has taken extra care to make special provision for pleadings in an election petition alleging corrupt practice. under section 83 of the act ordinarily it would suffice if the election petition contains a concise statement of the material facts relied on by the petitioner, but in the case of corrupt practice the ..... were proposed to be examined by the petitioner in support of his averments. the petitioner's pleading in this regard fails to satisfy the requirement of proviso to sub-section (1) of section 83 of the act as explained in azhar hussain's case (supra).19. we have carefully perused the marshalling of evidence as done and .....

industrial Investment Bank of India Ltd. Vs. Biswanath Jhunjhunwala

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2009(10)SC533; 2009(11)SCALE520; (2009)9SCC478; 2009(8)LC3941(SC)

..... that the rights of the appellant against the respondent as guarantor did not crystallize till the rights of the appellant against the borrower company are established.14. the presiding officer of the debts recovery tribunal, calcutta on 18.05.1999 relying on state bank of india v. indexport registered and ors. : air 1992 sc 1740 ..... of the borrower company by the respondent were dishonored for want of funds. consequently, the proceedings started against the respondent under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, 1881 are pending before the court.8. in view of the defaults committed by the borrower company, the appellant on 18.01.1997 issued a demand notice ..... book of polock & mulla on indian contract and specific relief act, tenth edition, at page 728 as under:co-extensive. - surety's liability is co-extensive with that of the principal debtor.a surety's liability to pay the debt is not removed by reason of the creditor's omission to sure the principal debtor. the creditor is not .....