Court : Kerala
Reported in : 2009(2)KLJ459
..... while so, it is seen that the rule making authority, in exercise of its power under section 45 of the kerala sports act, 2000 amended the rules in order to remove the difficulty, by deleting the word 'elected', as appearing in rules 123 and 124 of the rules. ..... 'sports for all' is the concept with which the kerala sports act, 2000 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') was enacted. ..... right to elect and right to be elected, wherever required are distinctly provided under the kerala sports act. ..... conduct of election-the election of office-bearers and the standing committee members of the kerala sports council as well as office-bearers and executive committee members of the district sports council, the corporation sports council, the municipal sports council and the village sports council shall be conducted in the manner hereinafter prescribed.it is hence contended that under rule 77, an electoral roll has to be prepared and maintained, the same has to be published as per the time schedule prescribed under those rules. ..... though kerala has been in the forefront in sports and games, it appears only in the year 2000, a comprehensive legislation was enacted for the purpose of sports and games, for augmenting the athletic efficiency in the stale, and also for the purpose of constitution of sports councils at the state, district and local levels. .....
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..... state legislation has enacted the kerala sports act, 2000 to provide for the promotion of sports and games and to augment the athletic efficiency in the state of kerala and for the constitution of sports councils at the state level, district level and local level and for matters ancillary or incidental thereto. ..... regulations have been framed under sec.46 of the kerala sports act, 2000, viz. ..... however, as noted above, selection as per the grant-in-aid regulation 7(iii)(c) state and district teams shall be selected by the selection committee formed by the association in accordance with the direction given in chapter ix of the regulations and the guidelines issued by the kerala sports council from w.a. ..... (c) the state and the district teams shall be selected by the selection committee formed by the associations in accordance with the directions given in chapter ix of the regulation and the guidelines issued by the kerala state sports council from time to time (d) the selection of players/athlets to the state team for national competition shall be done only by the selection committee from the state championship. ..... regulation 7(iii)(c) contains the terms and conditions which provides that the state and the district teams shall be selected by the selection committee formed by the associations in accordance with the directions given in chapter ix of the regulation and the guidelines issued by the kerala state sports council from time to time. .....
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..... the council is constituted by virtue of section 3 of the kerala sports act, 2000, as a body corporate having perpetual succession. ..... petitioner preferred revision before the government to cancel the resolution under section 8(4) of the kerala sports act, which was rejected as per ext.p13 order. ..... the service rules applicable to state government employees is made applicable to the officers and staff of kerala state sports w.p.c.no.13462/12 10 council, as per rule 22(4) of the kerala sports rules, 2008. ..... admittedly petitioner is employed by the kerala sports council (for short 'council') as a basketball coach. ..... the kerala sports rules, 2008 is framed with reference to the appointment and conditions of service of officers and staff. ..... (4) all the service conditions of the officers and staff of the kerala state sports council and the district sports councils, including the age of appointment, probation, pay and allowances, benefits and entitlements, disciplinary actions and age of retirement shall be governed by the service rules applicable to the state government employees." 17. ..... grants by the state government- the government of kerala shall, after due appropriation made by the state legislature bye- law in this behalf, pay to the state sports council, by way of grants, such sum of money as it may think fit for carrying out the purposes of this act.35. .....
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..... decisions including a decisions reported in (shanu v state of kerala) (2000 khc651 and prem shameer vs state of kerala) (2010(4) klt620, held that though the involving power under section 438 to grant anticipatory bail is barred under section 18 of the act, that will not prevent the magistrate to grant bail in appropriate cases though the offence under the provisions of the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act included which are exclusively tried by special court under the act namely principal sessions court. ..... an admitted fact that the petitioner has been arrayed as accused in crime no.995/2013 of nedumkandam police station registered on the basis of complaint given by the father of the victim boy alleging commission of offence under section 3(1)(10) of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act 1989 and section 23 of the juvenile justice (care and protection) act, 2000. ..... the petitioner was working as the warden of the centralised sports hostel run by the kerala sports council ..... so, this court feels that the petition can be disposed of as follows:- the judicial first class magistrate, nedumkandom, is directed to consider and dispose of the bail application if any filed by the petitioner on his surrender before that court, considering the dictum laid on in the above decisions cited (supra) and dispose of the bail application on the date of filing itself after hearing the assistant public prosecutor of that court in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kerala
Reported in : AIR2004Ker168; 2003(3)KLT442
..... ultimately, by the kerala decentralization of powers act, 2000 (act 16 of 2000), the 'tax' and the 'additional tax' were merged together and the provision in section 3 was modified to substitute the words 15% and 30% by 24% and 48%. 12. ..... (4) 'entertainment' includes any exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race to which persons are admitted for payment but does not include any magic performance. ..... consequently, the activities like games, sports etc. ..... explanation:- the term 'show' shall include any entertainment, exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race to which persons are admitted on payment. ..... to illustrate, a local authority may levy tax at a lower rate on sports but at a higher rate on exhibition of films. ..... a perusal of the provisions shows that section 2(4) defines entertainment to include exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race. ..... exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race. 3. ..... all other activities like amusement, a musical performance or a game, sport etc. ..... exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race. ..... equally, it can say that it will levy tax on performance, but not on exhibition, games, sports or races. ..... it includes a variety of activities like exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka Dharwad
..... therefore, the ground that has been urged on behalf of the petitioner that the registration of the case vitiated for non-compliance of the section 78 of the information technology act, 2000, cannot also be countenanced in law and therefore, needs to be brushed aside.-. ..... however, what the section 78 of the information technology act, 2000 would contemplate is that the investigation should be conducted by a person who is of the rank of an - 8 - nc:2023. ..... no.21/2019 belagavi, for the offence punishable u/sec.66e of information technology act, 2000 by the city cen police pending on the file of iii jmfc belagavi.3. ..... no.21/2019 belagavi, for the offence punishable u/sec.66e of information technology act, 2000 by the city cen police pending on the file of iii jmfc belagavi.-. ..... in order to appreciate the same, it is just and necessary to cull out section 78 of the information technology act, 2000, which reads as under:"78. ..... section 66e of the information technology act, 2000 reads as under:"66e. ..... khc-d:6526 crl.p no.102165 of 2019 for the offence punishable u/sec.66e of the information technology act, 2000. ..... khc-d:6526 crl.p no.102165 of 2019 technology act, 2000 cannot also be countenanced for more than one reason.10. ..... the pending investigation shall be carried out by the inspector, cen police, belagavi as per section 78 of the information technology act, 200 by an inspector of police and file appropriate report in accordance with law. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur
..... (amendment) act 1976 and substitution of order 23 rule 3 held in para 38 of the judgment that the evil sought to be remedied by parliament by the cpc (amendment) act, 1976 namely attainment of certainty and expeditious disposal of cases by reducing the terms of compromise to writing signed by the parties, and allowing the compromise decree to comprehend even matters falling outside the subject matter of the suit, but relating to the parties, the legislature cannot, in the absence of express words to such effect be presumed to s.b. ..... similarly, the other citation of learned counsels for the defendants appellants in sundara gowner's case (supra) of kerala high court, dealing with a case of abkari shops (disposal in auction) rules, the court held that once the parties entering into agreement with object of defeating provisions of rule 5(4a), such agreement being against law would be void and any action to realise the amount pursuant to agreement cannot be entertained by a court of law. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 (rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur
..... (amendment) act 1976 and substitution of order 23 rule 3 held in para 38 of the judgment that the evil sought to be remedied by parliament by the cpc (amendment) act, 1976 namely attainment of certainty and expeditious disposal of cases by reducing the terms of compromise to writing signed by the parties, and allowing the compromise decree to comprehend even matters falling outside the subject matter of the suit, but relating to the parties, the legislature cannot, in the absence of express words to such effect be presumed to s.b. ..... similarly, the other citation of learned counsels for the defendants appellants in sundara gowner's case (supra) of kerala high court, dealing with a case of abkari shops (disposal in auction) rules, the court held that once the parties entering into agreement with object of defeating provisions of rule 5(4a), such agreement being against law would be void and any action to realise the amount pursuant to agreement cannot be entertained by a court of law. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 (rakesh sabharwal vs. ..... civil first appeal no.11/2000 rakesh sabharwal vs. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kerala
Reported in : 2005(1)KLT133
..... it is pertinent to note that the prescription of qualifications in ext.p1 notification as well as the constitution of the selection committee which made the selection are not impeached of having been in violation of the kerala university act, 1974 or the regulations made by the academic council of the university in that regard, made under that act.8. ..... the first contention raised by the petitioners is that the u.g.c regulations which came into effect on 4th april, 2000 supersedes the qualifications prescribed by the laws in force as regards the university of kerala at the time of issuance of ext.p1 notification dated 22nd november, 1999 inviting applications and therefore, the selection ought to have been made in accordance with the u.g.c. ..... a declaration is also sought for to the effect that the second respondent selection committee was not duly constituted in accordance with ext.p2, the university grants commission (minimum of qualification required for the appointment and career advancement of teachers in universities and institutions affiliated to it) regulations, 2000, hereinafter referred to as 'the u.g.c. ..... act is not shown, even according to the petitioners, it has come into effect only on 4th april, 2000. ..... that apart, ext.p2 regulations are dated 4th april, 2000 and have come into force with immediate effect. ..... state of kerala (2000 (3) klt sn 38 p.32) held that u.g.c. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR2007(1)KAR1034; 2007(2)KCCRSN97; 2007(3)AIRKarR71(DB)
..... question did not vest absolutely with the state government as mentioned in sub-clause (ii)(b) of sub-section (3) of section 10 of the inams abolition act of 1954, but vesting of the lands in question was subject to the rights of the inamdars to claim occupancy rights by them under section 9 of the act and determination of their rights under section 10 of the act by the land tribunal as provided in the statute, therefore the statutory rights of the inamdars conferred by the state legislature in respect of the lands in question can be either deprived of or taken away by the state government by passing an order ..... . the rights of the inamdars for conferment of the occupancy rights in respect of the lands in question is recognised under section 9 of the act and the state government has retained its statutory power under section 10 of the inams abolition act for grant of occupancy rights in favour of the inamdars, therefore the intention of the legislature under the provisions of sections 7 and 9 the rights of the inamdars even after abolition of inams under the act are intact and therefore the same should not have been meddled with by the state government and spl.d.c, ..... the association herein filed a petition for review of the said order before the apex court urging various grounds, the same came to be dismissed vide its order dated 28/8/2000 with an observation that its earlier order dated 9/4/1999 will not affect the interest of the association ..... state of kerala and ..... state of kerala and .....
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