Court : Karnataka
1 Reserved on :11. 03.2024 R Pronounced on :22.04.2024 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU DATED THIS THE22D DAY OF APRIL, 2024 BEFORE THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE M. NAGAPRASANNA WRIT PETITION No.4461 OF2024(GM - RES) C/W WRIT PETITION No.282 OF2024(GM POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.4658 OF2024(GM RES) WRIT PETITION No.4672 OF2024(GM RES) WRIT PETITION No.4689 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.4837 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5066 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5332 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5431 OF2024(GM - POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.5756 OF2024(GM - POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.5832 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.6102 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.7427 OF2024(GM - RES) IN WRIT PETITION No.4461 OF2024BETWEEN: SRI. R.BHARATH S/O M.RAMESH AGED ABOUT27YEARS RESIDING AT: NO.377, 2B CROSS4H MAIN, 14TH BLOCK, 2ND STAGE NAGARBHAVI, BENGALURU 560 072 SOLE PROPRIETOR OF TERRACE CAFE. ... PETITIONER (BY SRI KIRAN S.JAVALI, SENIOR ADVOCATE A/W., 2 SRI KIRAN GOWDA M., ADVOCATE...
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
1 Reserved on :11. 03.2024 R Pronounced on :22.04.2024 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU DATED THIS THE22D DAY OF APRIL, 2024 BEFORE THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE M. NAGAPRASANNA WRIT PETITION No.4461 OF2024(GM - RES) C/W WRIT PETITION No.282 OF2024(GM POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.4658 OF2024(GM RES) WRIT PETITION No.4672 OF2024(GM RES) WRIT PETITION No.4689 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.4837 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5066 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5332 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.5431 OF2024(GM - POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.5756 OF2024(GM - POLICE) WRIT PETITION No.5832 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.6102 OF2024(GM - RES) WRIT PETITION No.7427 OF2024(GM - RES) IN WRIT PETITION No.4461 OF2024BETWEEN: SRI. R.BHARATH S/O M.RAMESH AGED ABOUT27YEARS RESIDING AT: NO.377, 2B CROSS4H MAIN, 14TH BLOCK, 2ND STAGE NAGARBHAVI, BENGALURU 560 072 SOLE PROPRIETOR OF TERRACE CAFE. ... PETITIONER (BY SRI KIRAN S.JAVALI, SENIOR ADVOCATE A/W., 2 SRI KIRAN GOWDA M., ADVOCATE...
Tag this Judgment!Court : US Supreme Court
..... the california court of appeal." app. to pet. for cert. 428a. finding of fact ~ 346 lists the shared common interests among subclasses that argue for single representation, including "avoiding the potentially disastrous results of a loss ... in the coverage case," "maximizing the total settlement contribution," "reducing transaction costs and delays," "minimizing ... ..... represented subclasses. in this case, the limit of the fund was determined by treating the settlement agreement as dispositive, an error magnified by the representation of class members by counsel also representing excluded plaintiffs, whose settlements would be funded fully upon settlement of the class action on any terms that ..... to be satisfied from the limited fund as the source of payment. each of the people represented in ross, for example, had comparable entitlement as a legatee under the testator's will. those subject to representation in dickinson had a common source of claims in the solicitation of funds by parties .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... their destination. the four convicts and their associates must have been believed to be bonafide driver/conductor/cleaner/passengers. it was on account of such representation by the convicts leading to belief that they were being taken to their destination in the contract bus, they fell in the trap laid by the ..... of capital punishment for the protection of society, if in the perspective of prevailing crime conditions in india, contemporary public opinion channelized through the people's representatives in parliament, has repeatedly in the last three decades, rejected all attempts, including the one made recently, to abolish or specifically restrict ..... the impugned provision, is totally devoid of reason and purpose. if, notwithstanding the view of the abolitionists to the contrary, a very large segment of people, the world over, including sociologists, legislators, death sentence reference no.6/2013, jurists, judges and administrators still firmly believe in the worth and necessity .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : US Supreme Court
..... of gouveia, is that the sixth amendment right to counsel does not attach until after the initiation of formal charges. moreover, because moulton already had legal representation, the decision all but forecloses respondent's argument that the attorney-client relationship itself triggers the sixth amendment right. respondent contends, however, that custodial interrogations require ..... occasions. the record shows overwhelmingly that he knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily waived this right and spoke willingly to law enforcement officers"). [ footnote 2/42 ] see also people v. smith, 93 ill.2d at 187, 442 n.e.2d at 1328-1329; commonwealth v. sherman, 389 mass., at 291, 450 n.e.2d at ..... of conveying false information to an attorney, he invites us to declare that such behavior should be condemned as violative of canons fundamental to the " traditions and conscience of our people.'" rochin v. california, 342 u. s. 165 , 342 u. s. 169 (1952), quoting snyder v. massachusetts, 291 u. s. 97 , 291 u. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... were made: 122. we reiterate that the ceiling limit of 50%, the concept of creamy layer and the compelling reasons, namely, backwardness, inadequacy of representation and 46 overall administrative efficiency are all constitutional requirements without which the structure of equality of opportunity in article 16 would collapse. in re. application of ..... taken to it. identification of the backward classes can certainly be done with reference to castes among, and along with, other groups, classes and sections of people. one can start the process with the castes, wherever they are found, apply the criteria (evolved for determining backwardness) and find out whether it satisfies ..... must ultimately find its raison d etre in de facto equality. the state must, therefore, resort to compensatory state action for the purpose of making people who are factually unequal in their wealth, education or social environment, equal in specified areas. it is necessary to take into account de facto inequalities .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
..... one dr.h.p.s.maithri, was awarded 75 marks out of 200 in viva-voce. after the publication of her marks, she submitted two representations to prof.ravivarma kumar, learned advocate general for the state of karnataka on 24/05/2013 and on 28/05/2014, making certain allegations against the petitioner. ..... created by the constitution of india under article 315. for the efficient functioning of a democracy it is imperative that the public service commissions are manned by people of the highest skill and irreproachable integrity, so that the selections to various public posts can be immunised from all sorts of extraneous factors like political pressure ..... deep awareness of the growing requirements of the society, the increasing needs of the nation, the burning problems of the day and the complex issues facing the people which the legislature in its wisdom, through beneficial legislation seeks to solve. the judicial approach should be dynamic rather than static, pragmatic and not pedantic and elastic .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... connection with this agreement, including any question regarding its existence, validity, interpretation, breach or termination (emphasis supplied) 72 (ii) that the impersonation, false representations made, and diversion of funds are all inter parties, having no public flavour as explained in paragraph 14 so as to attract the fraud exception .22. ..... group did not have immediate business worth close to usd1billion with independent and legitimate customers including the purported relationship with the bbc; g. the representations and/or warranties contained in clause 6.2.3 of the ssa because there had been facts or circumstances relating to the affairs of avitel ..... 7.14 the tribunal additionally accepts the claimant's submission and finds that the claimant was induced by and did rely on the respondents further representations that, inter alia, the avitel group had immediate business with a value of approximately usd1billion with independent and legitimate customers as well as good .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Company Law Board CLB
Reported in : (1995)83CompCas371
..... contention of the petitioner that the collaboration agreement dated april 1, 1960, and the articles of association provide for shared management between the two groups and equal representation of both the groups on the board of directors, despite unequal shareholding. this was further confirmed by an agreement dated february 7, 1989. the business of the ..... were imported on the ogl before arrival of the main machinery. after the receipt of the import licence on october 23, 1990, respondent no. 4 made a representation on november 9, 1991, to the chief controller of import and exports seeking regularisation of the import of spare parts. (iv) the project envisaged import of second ..... german group having 60 per cent. equity and the saboo group having 40 per cent. equity. despite the unequal equity holding, both the groups have equal representation in the management. it was pointed out that the partnership was formed in good faith and confidence and now there is no faith and confidence and there is .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : UK Supreme Court
..... the defendant against unfair treatment during the investigation and preparation for trial. these include the caution and the right of silence, the entitlement to legal representation, rules governing questioning by the police, an embargo on questioning a defendant after he has been charged and an entitlement to know the case against him ..... government minister and his partner respectively. an anonymous informant, whose identity was known only to the police, provided detailed information implicating several of the 8 people who would be the co-defendants in the case. only one aspect of the information implicated the applicant. at trial before the assize court, the ..... v turkey (2003) 36 ehrr 26 the applicants were former turkish parliamentarians convicted of membership of an armed gang, on account of their involvement in the peoples' democratic party, which the domestic courts held to be "separatist activity" linked to a paramilitary campaign for the creation of a separate kurdish state (para .....
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