Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR2005KAR5599
..... him; that the conduct of the landlord discloses avarice for increasing rent by threatening eviction; that the landlord has been letting out some other premises at enhanced rent without any attempt at occupying the same or using it for himself, that the dependents of the landlord for whose benefit also possession is sought are not persons to whom in the eye of law the landlord was bound to provide accommodation; that ..... under the 1999 act, the relevant ground for eviction as contemplated by clause (r) of sub-section (2) of section 27 is that the premises let are required whether in the same form or after reconstruction or re-building by the landlord for occupation for himself or for any member of his family and so on and that the landlord has no other reasonably suitable accommodation to satisfy the ..... also pleads she is aged and a heart patient, therefore, she requires constant help and assistance and the same is extended by her second daughter sunitha, therefore, she desires to accommodate the family of her daughter sunitha ..... occasion, the landlady was living in the hind portion of the petition schedule premises but the same had fallen on account of the dilapidated state of the premises. ..... to contest the proceedings if no ground is made out by the tenant to contest the proceedings and further if an order is passed denying an opportunity to the tenant to contest the proceedings, the said order could be reviewed by the same court under section 42(e) within 10 days from such denial.5. .....
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Reported in : ILR2006KAR2691; 2007(4)KarLJ235;
..... be filled by graduate assistant engineers ii) should have (ei) and non-graduate passed executive assistant engineers higher (el) in the same examination and ratio as they should kannada language be applicable under test or obtained the r&p regulation exemption from had the posts have passing kannada not been upgraded. ..... the fact that no additional financial burden would be attracted for any such upgradation, while at the same time giving the old hands a well deserved relief from stagnation appeared to be the motivating force behind the proposal. ..... (ii) if the interpretation placed by the board is held to be correct it results in discrimination among the engineers belonging to the same cadre which is not permissible in law. ..... by a separate order issued on the same date 109 posts of ae (electrical) were upgraded as aee. 4. ..... engineers (el) in the same ratio as they would be applicable if they had not been up-graded. ..... the concept of equality in the matter of promotion can be predicated only when the promotees are drawn from the same source. ..... the concept of equality in the matter of promotion can be predicated only when the promotees are drawn from the same source. ..... articles 14 and 16 of the constitution.since the constitutional code of equality and equal opportunity is a charter for equals, equality of opportunity in matters of promotion means an equal promotional opportunity for persons who fall, substantially, within the same class. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : AIR2005Kant330; 2005(4)KarLJ359
..... retail sale by the market committees within the prescribed maximum limit in their bye-laws which enables the consumers to purchase the commodities for domestic consumption and to restrict the same for subsequent sale or processing.further the system of levy of market fee on the sale of notified agricultural produce has been rationalized to provide for levy of ..... purchaser, themarket committee in the state importer shall realise the markethas already levied and collected fee from the purchaser and shall bemarket fee under sub-section (2) liable to pay the same to thefrom a buyer in respect of any committee;agricultural produce as may be (ii) if the produce is purchasedspecified by the state government directly by a trader from aby ..... incurred by the market committees, by refunded in the prescribed manner:provided that in the case of perishable notified agricultural produce, the officer or servant may dispose of the same before the expiry of the period of ten days if in his opinion such disposal is necessary'.empowers the market committees to exercise the authority in the market area ..... indicate that there is a possibility of the petitioner being prosecuted in the event of non-compliance amounts to harassment to the petitioner unless the petitioner is relieved of the obligation to respond to the same; that the activities as narrated in the petition and as pointed out does not bring the petitioner within the meaning of the words 'importer' or 'market functionary' and if so, no .....
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Reported in : ILR1989KAR3292; 1989(2)KarLJ475
..... and answers which are sterotyped are as below:-'que: have you received the article of charge?ans: yes.que: have you gone through it?ans: yes.que: do you admit the charge or deny the same?ans: t deny the charge,'the enquiry committee submitted its report holding that 28 of the 38 students to whom articles of charges were served were guilty of malpractices. ..... though the names of all the 28 students are set out in the same communication, it is an order passed against each of the students. ..... the squad gave a report of the same date to the university registrar (evaluation), giving the names of the students who according to the squad were found indulging in examination malpractice. .....
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Reported in : ILR1986KAR2183; (1987)ILLJ182Kant
..... rejected by me and the reasons given by me in para-48 of my judgment quashing the 1982 notifications would apply with full force to the facts of these cases and for the very same reasons i am unable to accept the arguments of the learned counsel that aspinwal operates as a binding precedent on this court and the matter has to go before the division bench of this ..... these notifications admittedly were made by the state government pursuant to the order of this court in the earlier batch of writ petitions filed by the very same employers and also by the workmen employed in the hotel industries challenging the validity of the notifications made in the year 1984 fixing certain rates of minimum ..... though the state government has contended in its written arguments that the fixation of 600 cpi base in 1984 was an aberration and the same had been set right now, it is not proper for this court to accept that contention as an aberration as the state government was a party to the proceedings before this court in aspinwal ..... also challenged in a number of writ petitions before the hon'ble high court and the same has been partially upheld with a direction to government to re-consider and refix the rates of ..... of re judicator; but assuming that it is, in substance even the said test is satisfied because the jurisdiction of the high court in dealing with a writ petition filed under article 226 is substantially the same as the jurisdiction of this court in entertaining an application under article 32. .....
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Reported in : AIR1988Kant78; 1987(3)KarLJ254
..... it is further stated that to an extent of 400 kva electricity supply was sanctioned to the petitioner-comp any and the same was to be availed by the petitioner-company from 1-1-1974, but the petitioner took service on 16-11-1974. ..... the faulty meter will be replaced by another one in good working order immediately or the same will be repaired and reinstalled as expeditiously as possible. . ..... the faulty meter will be replaced by another one in good working order immediately or the same will be repaired and reinstalled as expeditiously as possible. ..... 1,09,459-75 and the same was intimated to the petitioner company. 3. ..... same as corresponding installation under l.t. .....
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Reported in : ILR1986KAR2277
..... on 22-2-1986, there was no reason to pass two orders on the same day at the same time as is revealed from the order-sheet of 22-2-1986 which is reproduced in the earlier portion of this order. ..... when the said order is passed by the high court on an application by the decree-holder, it is strange, unknown to law that still the same petitioner ventures to challenge the order of the high court by tendering evidence. ..... for d1, 2 & 4 praying to (1) take up the accom-accompanying application for stay out order and to hearthe same.i.a. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : (1982)29CTR(Kar)346; [1982]135ITR393(KAR); [1982]135ITR393(Karn)
..... 280d of the act, the madras high court held that the refund of annuity deposit amount would be income only when returned to the depositor, but if the same was returned to the nominee of the depositor, it could not be subjected to tax as it would be no income of the nominee within the meaning of that expression under the act, and it might amount to a gift by the depositor to ..... intended that even prior to the complete distribution of the estate among its beneficiaries there should be separate assessments of their shares in the total income of the estate, then the executors would be in the same position as the trustees appointed under a will and there was no need for a separate provisions in regard to executors as they could have been included in clause (iv) of s. ..... my executors and trustees to divide the rest and residue of my estate in nine equal parts and to deal with the same in the manner hereinafter mentioned : (i) to hand over one such equal part to my son, his highness vikramsinhji absolutely ..... they will collect all my estate whatever and wherever and wherever the same may be immediately on my death and make a proper inventory thereof and pay all my liabilities and ..... therefore, in my view, the contention sought to be raised before us is another facet of the same question, the question being as to whether there should be one assessment or 9 separate assessments which could be decided on the basis of the material on record and not a new question and, therefore, the assesses could .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1989KAR3191
..... on 29th march 1985 whensection ordered by jc 106251p sub ram singh, the orderly officer41(2) of the same regiment, to eat his food did not do so. .....
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Reported in : (1969)1MysLJ46; [1969]23STC472(Kar)
..... payment of any tax, including assess, collect and enforce any penalty, payable by a dealer under payment of any tax payable by a this act in the same manner as the tax dealer under this act in the on the sale or purchase of goods under same manner as the tax on the the general sales tax law of the state sale or purchase of goods under is assessed, paid and collected; and for the ..... the supreme court explained that the word 'lived' occurring in sub-section (1) of section 9 of the central sales tax act should be under-stood in the same sense in which that word occurring in section 5(3)(a) of the mysore sales tax act, 1957, had to be understood and that any ambiguity in the language of section 8(2) of the central sales tax act ..... sales tax act stated that tax under the central act shall be calculated at the same rates and in the same manner as would have been done if the sale had taken place inside the appropriate state ..... notwithstanding the difference in language, the importance of subsection (1) as it stood before the amendment and as it now stands, is the same, in the sense that it directs the levy and collection of tax on an inter-state sale in the manner specified in what was originally subsection (2) but has ..... of sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 9 which, as they then stood, directed that the levy and collection of sales tax under the central act shall be made in the same manner in which tax is assessed, paid and collected under the general sales tax law of the state. 14. .....
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