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Pushpalatha N.V. W/O Nemraj Vs. V. Padma Widow of Vasantha Kumar D.N.,

Court : Karnataka

..... the changing society, it must be flexible and adaptable. law is the manifestation of principles of justice, equity and good conscience. rules of law should establish a uniform pattern for harmonious existence in a society where every individual would exercise his rights to his best advantage to achieve excellence, subject to protective discrimination ..... personal and family needs which was never been accounted by the first defendant and if accounted it would far exceed the plaintiff's share in the shop rents which she is legally entitled to. therefore, they sought for dismissal of the suit.7. on the aforesaid pleadings, the trial court framed the ..... is concerned, two portions are rented out. eviction proceedings are initiated against the tenants. the first defendant is receiving the monthly rent from the two shop premises and is appropriating the same towards her medicines and legal expenditures for prosecuting the eviction proceedings against the tenants. the plaintiff on many occasion has .....

Prof. A. Lakshmisagar and Etc. Vs. State of Karnataka and Others

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1993Kant121; 1992(2)KarLJ369

..... land for residential purpose in such a scale which would bring into existence a new town, even in the absence of a notification issued by the government permitting the establishment of a new township. accordingly, writ petitions were allowed. the decision is the bangalore water supply and sewerage board v. kantha chandra : air1989kant1 . the operative ..... the impugned order coupled with the circumstance that all this has been done not for any public purpose, but only to benefit the 4th respondent in its commercial venture, and a few affluent individuals who alone would be in a position to purchase sites of note less than one acre in extent and construct villas, ..... and servants would come and slums would come up and as of necessity number of shops andservices would come into existence and there would be heavy movement of trucks carrying building materials and all this would clearly mean an establishment of a new township and that the government without disclosing this truth has passed the order .....

Cotton Corporation of India Limited,bangalore Vs. G.C. Odusumath and O ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1998KAR2553; 1998(6)KarLJ181; (1999)ILLJ19Kant

..... of their lordships was whether the state bank of india and the nationalised banks can be said to be 'establishments under the central government' as contemplated by clause (c) of section 4(1) of tamil nadu shops and establishments act, 1947. this question was examined by the supreme court in the context of various provisions and the ..... law made in heavy engineering approvingly, the supreme court at para 127 of its judgment affirmed the ruling:'in the absence of a statutory provision, however, a commercial corporation acting on its own behalf, even though it is controlled wholly or partially by a government department, will be ordinarily presumed not to be a servant ..... even though they have the power of contracting as principals'.in the same paragraph it has further stated:'in the absence of a statutory provision, however, a commercial corporation acting on its own behalf even though it is controlled wholly or partially by a government department, will be ordinarily presumed not to be a servant .....

Aeg Aktiengesllschaft Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [2004]267ITR209(KAR); [2004]267ITR209(Karn)

..... agreement ?'2. the facts in brief :the assessee is a non-resident company incorporated in the federal republic of germany. it does not have any permanent establishment of doing business in india. it entered into an agreement with metallurgical engineering consultants (india) ltd. (hereinafter referred to as 'the mecon') and rashtriya ..... design, secret formula or process or trade mark or similar property falling under clause (ii) of explanation 2 or for imparting of any information concerning technical, industrial, commercial or scientific knowledge, experience or skill within the meaning of clause (iv) of explanation 2.' 15. in the case of neyveli lignite corporation ltd. : [2000 ..... formula or process or trade mark or similar property falling under clause (ii) of explanation 2 or for imparting of any information concerning technical, industrial, commercial or scientific knowledge, experience or skill within the meaning of clause (iv) of explanation 2 of section 9(1)(vi) of the act. this is .....

Bhawaralal (Huf) Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (2008)219CTR(Kar)300; [2009]177TAXMAN541(Kar); 2008(5)AIRKarR46(DB)

..... appeals are disposed of by this common judgment.2. the facts as are relevant for consideration of these appeals are as follows:the appellants had, as co-owners of a commercial complex, carried out construction thereof and had declared a total cost of construction in their respective returns of income for the asst. yr. 1993-94 at rs. 42,68 ..... hands of the three appellants.3. and further, the appellants had received a sum of rs. 16,85,000 as co-owners from their tenant who had occupied two shop units separated by a common wall--the above amount was paid as consideration for permitting the tenant to create an opening in the wall for the tenant's convenience. this ..... for purposes of excise duty, certain tyres on the basis that the tyres were for use in trailers. it was found that these tyres were being fitted to light commercial vehicles. the cce issued show-cause notices to the company as to why excise duty and penalty should not be levied. in the same show-cause notices the directors/officers .....

Venkatamma and ors. Vs. the Special Land Acquisition Officer, City Imp ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1972Kant193; AIR1972Mys193

..... undisputed facts in all these cases are thus: that all the buildings and the lands acquired in these cases are situate in devarai mohalla, mysore city, in an area of commercial importance. these buildings and lands were acquired under the provisions of the city of mysore improvement act, 1903 (mysore act iii of 1903) (hereinafter referred to as the act) for .....

Srinivasa Traders and ors. Vs. Commercial Tax Officer, Chintamani Circ ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1985KAR1179; [1985]58STC343(Kar)

..... he who invokes the aid of the law should be the first to prove his case; and partly because, in the nature of things, a negative is more difficult to establish than an affirmative ............ 92. meaning and scope of rule : as applied to judicial proceedings the phrase 'burden of proof' has two distinct and frequently confused meanings : (1 ..... srinivasan has urged that the construction placed by venkataramiah, j. (as his lordship then was), on section 6-a(2) of the act in sha pannalal pemraj & co. v. commercial tax officer, hassan circle, hassan [1975] 35 stc 109; (1975) 1 kar lj 350 was the correct construction. 18. the term 'burden of proof', on the import ..... business of purchase and sale of groundnuts and oil-seeds. the petitioner is a 'registered dealer' under both the state and the central acts on the file of the commercial tax officer, chintamani circle, chintamani ('c.t.o.'). for the period from 1st january, 1974 to 31st december, 1974 the petitioner filed two returns under the k. s .....

The Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority and anr. Vs. State o ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2006KAR318; 2006(1)KarLJ1

..... to consolidate and amend the law relating to the management of municipal affairs in towns and cities, other than the cities for which municipal corporations are established in the state of karnataka. these municipal corporations are municipalities are self-governments constituted by elected representatives in an election held at regular intervals and ..... be asphalted, appropriate expenditure required for the same, how much area is earmarked for sites, how much area for parks and playgrounds, how much area for commercial purposes, industrial purposes, civic amenity sites, total extent to be covered by roads, total amount required for water supply, drainage, street lights, amount required for ..... saving, total extent of land required, the boundaries within which the layout would be situated, total number of sites to be allotted, civic amenities and commercial sites to be formed in the said layout. full particulars of the measurement of sites and the number of sites to be formed are also set out .....

Airwings Private Ltd. Vs. Viktoria Air Cargo Gmbh.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1995]82CompCas447(Kar)

..... to allege that the company is unable to pay its debts as required by section 433(e). at the final hearing stage, if the petitioning creditor so establishes his case, then the court will pass final orders of winding up. at an earlier stage, prior to admission and advertisement of necessity, the petitioning creditor ..... other additional material which the court may require the petitioning creditor to furnish if it is found that the respondent-company is a going concern and its commercial-cum-manufacturing activities are not suspended or are only temporarily suspended and it is employing a number of workmen, then before admitting and advertising the petition, ..... , however, were not very sanguine about these respondent-companies which had become defunct by passage of time and which had suspended for an indefinite period their commercial-cum-manufacturing activities and which had discharged their workmen by the time the company petitions came to be filed. in the cases of such companies which are .....

Chamundi Hotel (P) Ltd. and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1997KAR1573

..... material resources and excluding private owned material resources. the expression involved no dichotomy. the words were required to be understood in the context of the constitutional goal of establishing a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic.25. in jilubhai nanbha1 khachar, etc. etc. v. state of gujarat and anr. : air1995sc142 , the court ..... (i) the act did not contain a declaration that it was enacted to give effect to article 39-b, (ii) by undertaking development of commercial centres while providing housing accommodation, the authority was expected to make profits and. hence followed that the power to acquire was not conferred with a ..... the constitution. regarding 'distribution' the court observed, 'it also provides for reserving land for providing public amenities without which people cannot live there. community centres, shopping complexes, parks, roads, drains, play grounds, are all necessary for civic life and these amenities are enjoyed by all. that is also a kind of .....