Court : Kerala
Reported in : AIR1960Ker355
..... article or in clause (2)of article 29 shall prevent the state from making anyspecial provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally backward classes of citizensor for the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.it follows the decision in jagwant kaur v. state ofbombay, air 1952 bom 461, condemning acquisition of land for purposes of building a colony forharijan is no jonger .....
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Reported in : AIR1964Ker39
..... the percentage allotted to that class when action has been taken under article 15(4). in fact, the above extract also emphasises that though the scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes can he given protection under article 15(4), they areas much entitled to the same guarantee as given to other ..... compartments and the rest of the citizens put in another compartment and each confined to its own respective compartment. at the same time, if these scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes are thus entitled to their fundamental rights, other citizens are equally entitled to say that the same fundamental right of ..... it is extremely unreasonable to hold that in enacting article 15(4), the constitution intended to provide that where the advancement of backward classes or scheduled castes and scheduled tribes was concerned, the fundamental rights of the citizens constituting the rest of the society were to be completely and absolutely ignored.(14) it would .....
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Reported in : AIR1964Ker316
..... state from making any special provision for the advancement of any socially and educationally backward classes of citizens or for the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes'.8. we are not concerned in this case with any scheduled caste or scheduled tribe; and the only ques tion for consideration--in view of article 15(4) of the constitution -- is whether ..... the majoritydecision was that there is the authority of the supremecourt to say that there shall be no reservation on thebasis of castes. we are unable to understand the decision in that way. the ..... 4) is, that it does not speak of castes, but only speaks of classes. if the makers of the constitution intended to take castes also as units of social and educational backwardness, they would have said so, as they have said in the case of the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes.'15. the contention on the basis of .....
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Reported in : (1966)IILLJ412Ker
..... , ex. p. 5, has reference to respondents 9 and 10. the exemption that was granted by ex. p. 5 was to non-graduates and to those belonging of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. the former was given four years' time and the latter six years' time to pass the test, it state by counsel on behalf of the petitioners that respondent 9 .....
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Reported in : AIR1968Ker42; (1967)ILLJ766Ker
..... govindan nair j.33. under the munsiffs' recruitment rules, provision is made only for giving 'due consideration' to the claims of backward communities, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. article 16(4) of the constitution of india, provides:'16(4) nothing in this article shall prevent the state from making any provision ..... recruitment shall be based primarily on efficiency and professional standing at the bar and after giving due consideration to the claims of backward communities, scheduled castes, and scheduled tribes provided they possess the prescribed qualifications.'the notification inviting applications (ex. p1) was dated 28-11-1963 and the selections were actually ..... shall promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the people, and, in particular, of the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes and the state shall protect them from social injustice and all forms of exploitation. sofar as equality of opportunity is concerned there .....
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Reported in : (1969)ILLJ215Ker
..... designing and cutting.age-limit,-not above 28 years on 1 july 1964, relaxable by three years in the case of backward classes and five years in the case of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.note,-overaged candidates also may apply for the post, but their cases will be considered for selection only in the absence of qualified candidates within the prescribed age .....
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Reported in : AIR1977Ker11
..... to only et the end of an agricultural year;(3) no kudiyiruppu shall be resumed;(4) no land in the possession of a tenant who is a member of a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe shall be resumed.'3. in the instant case there was no admitted tenancy on the date of coming into force of act i of 1964. the suit for ..... as ultra vires of the legislature and the provision became law only after act 35 of 1969 was in-eluded in the ixth schedule to the constitution. there is no doubt the contention that inclusion in the ixth schedule takes effect from the date of commencement of the act, namely 1-1-1970. but this is of no consequence because the period .....
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Reported in : AIR1986Ker15
..... department claimed the benefits of the reservation quota for promotion due to scheduled castes/scheduled tribes on the basis that 'pulaya' is a scheduled caste under the presidential order. the 4th respondent the post master general referred the question to the 3rd respondent the director general ..... also eligible for all concessions and benefits admissible to scheduled castes/scheduled tribes.'4. in the meanwhile one sri. k. raghavan, a member of the pulaya community employed as a sorter in the posts and telegraphs ..... master general kerala circle, as follows :'pulaya is only an anglicised version of 'pulayan' which is included as item no. 54 in the list of scheduled castes/scheduled tribes orders (amendment) act 1976. hence pulaya and pulayan are one and the same community and those who are having community certificates as pulaya are .....
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Reported in : AIR1987Ker167
..... his competence and power. when the administrator has decided to have the election with an added number and with reserved representation for the woman and the scheduled caste/scheduled tribe member, the action cannot be assailed as illegal. viewed that way, the fixation of the number of committee as 13 and proceeding with the ..... as is possible for a committee functioning virtually as the committee of the society, the administrator could decide whether the representation to the women and scheduled castes/scheduled tribes members could be achieved by increasing the number of members of the society or reserving the seats from among the existing members. if he ..... a venture. the attack made by the petitioner has to be turned down; and strongly too.14. equally devoid of substance is the reservation to the scheduled castes/ scheduled tribes. the reservation measures in diverse fields of activity, have yielded their results. however, the victims of oppression for generation have, still miles and miles .....
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Reported in : AIR1987Ker282
..... only at the end of an agricultural year; (3) no kudiyiruppu shall be resumed; (4) no land in the possession of a tenant who is a member of a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe shall be resumed.' sub-section (1) of section 18 of the act would show that in respect of tenancies subsisting at the time of the commencement of the act ..... application by a smallholder for resumption of one-half of the holding from deemed tenants and that therefore the petitioners are entitled to resumption of one-half of the petition schedule property, namely 75 cents. he also issued a commission to ascertain the value of improvements and for division of property. aggrieved by the order of the land tribunal, respondents 1 .....
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