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Sri K Jagannath Rao Vs. M J Vittal

Court : Karnataka

..... burden expected to be discharged by law is only to the extent that the propounder has to show the execution in terms of the essential statutory requirements under the act; absence of suspicious circumstances; and mental fitness of the testator. thus, while appreciating the material evidence placed on record, the court is not expected to look ..... from him" a personal acknowledgment of his signature.111. the need and necessity for stringent requirements of clause (c) to section 63 of the indian succession act has been succinctly elucidated and explained by hon ble apex court in h. venkatachala iyengar supra by dilating on the statutory and mandatory requisites in respect of proof ..... . he has answered that his father had hyper tension, angina pecporis, mixo cordial infraction and stroke (thrombosis).64. he admits that k.r. krishnamurthy rao has not acted as executor of the will - ex.d-1. he has answered that his mother had studied upto third standard in tamil medium, but she used to write tamil .....

Sri S Krishna Rao Vs. M J Vittal

Court : Karnataka

..... burden expected to be discharged by law is only to the extent that the propounder has to show the execution in terms of the essential statutory requirements under the act; absence of suspicious circumstances; and mental fitness of the testator. thus, while appreciating the material evidence placed on record, the court is not expected to look ..... from him" a personal acknowledgment of his signature.111. the need and necessity for stringent requirements of clause (c) to section 63 of the indian succession act has been succinctly elucidated and explained by hon ble apex court in h. venkatachala iyengar supra by dilating on the statutory and mandatory requisites in respect of proof ..... . he has answered that his father had hyper tension, angina pecporis, mixo cordial infraction and stroke (thrombosis).64. he admits that k.r. krishnamurthy rao has not acted as executor of the will - ex.d-1. he has answered that his mother had studied upto third standard in tamil medium, but she used to write tamil .....

Abdul Khadar @ Rafiq Vs. The State By

Court : Karnataka

..... when her mother was absent and threatened her with criminal intimidation. thereby he has committed the offence punishable under sections 376 of ipc and section 6 of the pocso act apart from section 506 of ipc?.2. whether the judgment of the trial court call for interference.?.10. as i stated above, the prosecution to prove its case ..... , the trial court found the accused guilty and convicted for the offence punishable under sections 376(3) and 506(b) of ipc and section 6 of the pocso act and it is under challenge.6. learned counsel for the appellant contended mainly that there is a delay in lodging the complaint and as per the prosecution witnesses, the ..... completion of investigation, the police filed the charge sheet for the offences punishable under sections 376, 506(b) of ipc and sections 4, 6 and 8 of the pocso act.5. the charges were framed against the accused and he has denied the charge sheet. accordingly, the prosecution to prove its case, examined 20 witnesses and got marked 13 .....

The State Vs. Dr Renuka Prasad

Court : Karnataka

..... from this witness that on 11.04.2011, accused no.3 asked him to bring a number plate of the motorcycle written in kannada and then he visited seema arts and got written the number plate containing the registration no.ka-21-j-3141, and paid rs.100/- to the artist.32. pw50 was examined to ..... the seized incriminating materials and in this regard we have already made elaborate discussion. the recoveries thus made falls within the ambit of section 27 of the indian evidence act. that apart, with regard to two circumstances, namely, motive and conspiracy, the confession statement of each accused can be used against other. examined whether the ingredients ..... was to prove, in order to further strengthen the independent evidence thus available in respect of each circumstance, we may refer to section 30 of the indian evidence act. this section reads as below: 30. consideration of proved confession affecting person making it and others jointly under trial for same offence.- when more persons than one .....

Sri. Jaganath. A. S. Vs. Smt. Madhushree D. S.

Court : Karnataka

..... motu or otherwise which, according to him, would lead to the truth. . 22. since the husband has made an application under section 45 of the indian evidence act for subjecting his wife to the medical examination by the medical board (which may consists of medical expert and psychiatrist), it may certainly offend the legal right of ..... 2003) 4 scc493 sharda v. dharmpal has taken into consideration the legal right of the spouse for securing divorce under section 13(1)(iii) of the hindu marriage act, 1955, wherein the court has also affirmed the action of the court in subjecting the spouse to undergo the medical examination, (while also analyzing the provisions of the ..... judgment of madras high court reported as air1975madras 285, r. lingaraj v. parvati, wherein the single judge of the madras high court while analyzing the provisions of lunacy act, 1912, has observed that the unsoundness of mind of a person, is one stage, which make him totally unsuited to manage himself and his affairs and such .....

T.S. Natraj Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (1985)48CTR(Kar)88; ILR1985KAR1543; [1985]155ITR81(KAR); [1985]155ITR81(Karn)

..... . 4. brief particulars of expenditure on entertainment, adevertisement, guest house, etc., and the amount, if any, disallowable under section 37 of the income-tax act, 1961. 5. particulars of expenses in respect of which payments have been made to directors, partners or persons substantially interested in the concern and their relatives ..... by the institute of chartered accountants of india (institute) established and functioning from july 1, 1949, under the chartered accountants act of 1949 (central act no. 38 of 1949) ('ca act'). as the said exclusive right or privilege conferred on cas has affected their interests, the petitioners have challenged the said provisions ..... these advocates prepare the returns of their clients-tax payers-file them and then represent them before the original, appellate and revisional authorities under the act. some of the advocates, though they do not possess qualifications of degree or diploma in commerce, have gained necessary experience in the preparation and .....

Commissioner of Income-tax and anr. Vs. the GraIn Merchants Co-op. Ban ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2003KAR4977; [2004]267ITR742(KAR); [2004]267ITR742(Karn)

..... correctness of the second contention of sri sesachala, it is useful to refer to clauses (k) and (i) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the regulation act, which reads as hereunder:'6. forms of business in which banking companies may engage:(a) to (j) xxxxxxxxxx(k) the acquisition, construction, maintenance and alteration of any building ..... that if a cooperative society carrying on banking business receives income from the house property, such an income is liable to be taxed under section 22 of the act. it is his submission that when the parliament had made a distinction between the income received from banking business and the income received from non-banking business by ..... the assessee on account of the banking activites carried on by the assessee and as such the same is deductible under section 80p(2){a)(i) of the act while computing the income of the assessee. elaborating this submission, the learned counsel pointed out that the tribunal as well as the appellate commissioner have failed to .....

G. Vinod and Others Vs. Jijabai

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... her children. it is also not in dispute that during the pendency of the proceedings, the present tenants filed applications under section 43 of the rent act to stay further proceedings in the original petition on the ground that there is no jural relationship between the petitioners and respondent (between tenants and landlord). ..... , sri.m.g.naganuri, learned counsel for the respondent/alleged landlord has contended that, earlier, applications filed by the tenants under section 43 of the rent act, seeking stay of further proceedings in the original petitions, were rejected by the hrc court and confirmed in hrc revision petitions and reaffirmed by this court in ..... evidence of the landlord/petitioner in hrc nos.29, 30 and 31 of 2012, the present petitioners/tenants, filed applications under section 43 of the rent act seeking to stay further proceedings in the petitions. the same were resisted by the landlord. after considering the entire material on record, the learned principal civil judge .....

Savithri W/O. S Ravindra Reddy Vs. s.ravindra Reddy

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... dated1912.2013, passed in matrimonial case no.42/2013 on the file of the principal judge, family court, bellary, allowing the petition filed under section13of the hindu marriage act. this appeal having been heard and reserved for judgment on1004.2017 and coming on for pronouncement of judgment this day, dr. h. b. prabhakara sastry, j., ..... as the marriage has irretrievably broken down, as such, the family court was justified in granting divorce.17. desertion for the purpose of seeking divorce under the act, means intentional permanent forsaking and abandonment of one spouse by the other without that other s consent and without reasonable cause. thus, it is a total ..... . sulochana sadanand rawool reported in air1989bombay220 the learned single judge of the bombay high court was pleased to observe that an application under section 25 of the act need not necessarily be in writing and that it can be oral also. in the instant case, admittedly, the learned counsel for the petitioner-husband, since .....

Ramesh S/O Ramanna Vaggan Vs. The Chairman and Ors

Court : Karnataka Kalaburagi

..... be read along with the equally important principle that every government authority or instrumentality of the state (e.g. a public sector undertaking like the respondent) must act in a non-arbitrary manner. we cannot consider only the first principle and ignore the second one. in fact the second principle i.e. the principle that arbitrariness ..... cases that transfer is an exigency of service, but at the same time it must also be understood that no government authority or instrumentality of the state can act arbitrarily, as arbitrariness violates article 14 of the constitution vide maneka gandhi v. union of india, air1978sc597 thus the principle that transfer is an exigency of service ..... of india and others 14/22 15. we are of the clear opinion that the guidelines do not have any statutory force and binding effect and cannot act as a straight jacket, never to be deviated by the concerned controlling authority of the respondent corporation. the relevant extract from the judgment of the hon ble .....