Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1989KAR39
..... an extent of 5 acres 24 guntas in sy.nos. 6/1 and 6/2 of dasarahalli and to carry on business as builders and developers of flats, shops, commercial complex and other types of buildings, dealers in real estate, therefore it is contended that the deal was settled between respondent-4 and smt. shobha makhija and tallam ..... point of time this respondent has brought any pressure or undue influence on anybody much less on the 2nd respondent. the petitioner has produced no evidence whatsoever to establish his self serving statement.6) it is submitted that the allegations have been falsely and deliberately made because of political motivation to malign this respondent. the writ petition ..... for recording a finding thereon. in para 92 of the judgment, the supreme court has held thus:'secondly, we must not also overlook that the burden of establishing mala fides is very heavy on the person who alleges it. the allegations of mala fidea are often more easily made than proved, and the very seriousness of .....
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Reported in : AIR1984Kant162; 1984(2)KarLJ218
..... payment of salary for the members of the staff of the school, for equipment, furniture and many other incidential expenses, when ever the government intends to establish educational institutions. this burden of the state to a certain extent is discharged by private educational institutions, whether the institutions receives grant-in-aid from the government ..... exemption for more than 17 years from 1949 to the appellants on the basis that the institutions are run on philanthropic lines and are -not run on commercial basis.(ii) secondly, in the 1976 act, the legislature itself, has recognised that there is no distinction between grant-in-aid institutions and those not receiving ..... board to show that the inference arising from its admission, or treatment of all persons directly recruited, as members of one unified service of the grain shop department was wrong.' applying this reasoning it requires to be held that there has been an in-built postulate and an implied admission flowing from the .....
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Reported in : ILR1982KAR622; (1982)ILLJ268Kant
..... service by giving of notice and, therefore, the petitioners cannot complain. (iv) simpliciter termination of the services of the permanent employees. in a commercial or industrial establishment is a recognised method of termination of service and such terminations have been upheld in a services of decisions and, therefore, the rule providing for ..... expression and they do not fall within the meaning of the word 'state' as defined in art. 12 of the constitution. they are purely commercial or industrial establishments. they are not discharging any governmental functions. therefore, the petitioners cannot invoke the protection of the fundamental rights and seek to enforce those rights against ..... it brings about is a pre-requisite of social justice. during the last decade, or so statutes have been passed such as the bihar shops and establishments act, 1953 which require a reasonable cause for dispensing with the services of an employee by an order of discharge simpliciter. if reasons for .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : [1965]16STC894(Kar)
..... to confiscation could only be characterised as a pretence, because the person affected would have no real opportunity whatever of dispelling the suspicions of the officer and establishing bona fides of the transaction. at this point, we might record that because information regarding the status of the officer referred to in the section was ..... petitioners. but before examining the value and effect of those circumstances from the point of view of our present enquiry, we should briefly state the principles established by the rulings of the supreme court and relied upon by the counsel before us as those governing the examination of the question whether the restrictions ..... and got the goods released. he complains that before seizure and confiscation no sort of enquiry was conducted. he further stated that the commercial tax inspector had in fact come to his shop on 17th february, 1964, and satisfied himself about the existence of the relevant documents and also the fact that the purchase had been .....
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