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Steele Vs. Louisville and N. R. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... [ footnote 3 ] it is a principle of general application that the exercise of a granted power to act in behalf of others involves the assumption toward them of a duty to exercise the power in their interest and behalf, and that such a grant of power will not be deemed to dispense with all duty toward those for whom it ..... in other respects; for an injunction against enforcement of the agreements made between the railroad and the brotherhood; for an injunction against the brotherhood and its agents from purporting to act as representative of petitioner and others similarly situated under the railway labor act, so long as the discrimination continues, and so long as it refuses to give them notice and hearing with respect to proposals affecting their interests; for a declaratory judgment ..... section 3, first (i), which provides for reference to the adjustment board of "disputes between an employee or group of employees and a carrier or carriers growing out of grievances or out of the interpretation or application of agreements," makes no reference to ..... , when the representative bargains for a change of working conditions, the latter section specifies that they are the working conditions of employees "as a class. ..... " section 1, sixth, of the act defines "representative" as meaning ..... section 2, second, requiring carriers to bargain with the representative so chosen, operates to exclude ..... sections ..... section 2, fourth, provides: "employees shall have the right to organize and bargain collectively .....

Thomas Vs. Collins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the most accurate way to state the issue is to quote the construction which that court placed upon the texas statute and the exact limits of its requirement: "a careful reading of the section of the law here under consideration will disclose that it does not interfere with the right of the individual lay members of unions to solicit others to join their organization. ..... but, in his interpretative statement, issued to the general public, he said: " in the absence of mistake, fraud or misrepresentation with respect to securing same, it is considered that the secretary of state has no discretion in the granting of an 'organizer's card,' and that the applicant will be entitled to same upon compliance with the act. ..... [ footnote 2/2 ] a section of the act forbids an alien or a convicted felon whose civil rights have not been restored to act as a labor organizer, but these provisions were not here invoked or applied, and nothing in this case turns on them. ..... that section requires every "labor union organizer" (defined by the act as a person "who for a pecuniary or financial consideration solicits memberships in a labor union or members for a labor union") to request, in writing, of the secretary of state, or personally to apply to the secretary for an "organizer's card," before soliciting members for ..... other sections of the act deal with such things. ..... the constitutional validity of but a single section is drawn in question. .....

Hoover Company Vs. Coe

Court : US Supreme Court

..... appeals, and such appeal is pending or has been decided, in which case no action may be brought under this section, may have remedy by bill in equity, if filed within six months after such refusal or decision, and the court having cognizance thereof, on notice to adverse parties and other due proceedings had, may adjudge that such applicant is entitled, according to law, to receive a patent for his invention, as specified in his claim or for any part ..... it has its origin in the patent act of 1836, [ footnote 6 ] which afforded an applicant aggrieved by a ruling of the commissioner an appeal to a board of examiners. ..... 87 appeal or the bill in equity, some interested parties suggesting abolition of the one remedy, others advocating dropping the other. ..... by the act of march 3, 1837, [ footnote 9 ] the same remedy was afforded an applicant for patent for an improvement or for "correction and reissue. ..... [ footnote 29 ] section 16 of the act of 1836, 5 stat. ..... january 10, 1941, the petitioner's assignor filed application for a reissue of a patent granted november 7, 1939, on an original application of august 8, 1936. ..... this language was evidently omitted in later acts as surplusage, for, obviously, if either patent was void for lack of invention or other cause, the question of interference disappeared. .....

Bridges Vs. Wixon

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the provisions of this section shall be applicable to the classes of aliens mentioned in this act, irrespective of the time of their entry into the united states. ..... the advice to support for office certain candidates said to be communists was based entirely on the platform on which they ran -- cash relief; abolition of vagrancy laws; no evictions; gas, water and electricity for the unemployed, and unemployment relief. ..... and no principle of law has been better settled than that the technical rules for the exclusion of evidence, applicable in trials in courts, particularly the hearsay rule, need not be followed in deportation proceedings, bilokumsky v. ..... but the broad sweep which was given the term in its application to the facts of this case is illustrated by the following excerpt from the attorney general's report: "judge sears summarizes bridges' attitude towards the communist party and its policies by saying that the 'isolated instances,' ..... we find nothing in the rules and regulations applicable to deportation cases calling for the exclusion of the testimony concerning o'neil's prior statements. ..... in this case, our decision turns on the application of the long settled rule that, in reviewing the factfindings of administrative officers or agencies, courts are without authority to set aside their findings if they are supported by evidence. ..... the case is here on a petition for a writ of certiorari which we granted because of the serious character of the questions which are presented. .....

Board of Governors Vs. Agnew

Court : US Supreme Court

..... majority of the court, however, is of the opinion that the determination of the extent of the authority granted the board to issue removal orders under 30 of the act is subject to judicial review, and that the district court is authorized to enjoin the removal if the board transcends its bounds and acts beyond the limits of its statutory grant of authority. ..... moreover, the evil at which the section was aimed is not one likely to emerge only when the firm with which a bank director is connected has an underwriting business which exceeds 50 percent of its total ..... [ footnote 1 ] section 32 of the act prohibits, inter alia, any partner or employee of any partnership "primarily engaged in the issue, flotation, underwriting, public sale, or distribution at wholesale or retail, or through syndicate participation, of stocks, bonds, or other similar securities" from serving at ..... section 20 of the act outlaws affiliation [ footnote 4 ] of a member bank with an organization "engaged principally" in the ..... section 30 of the act provides that the comptroller of the currency, whenever he is of the opinion that a director or officer of a national bank has violated any law relating to the bank, shall warn him to discontinue the violation and, if the ..... section 32 of the banking act of 1933 prohibits, inter alia, any employee of any partnership "primarily engaged" in the underwriting or distribution of securities from serving at the same time as director of a member bank of the federal reserve .....

Attorney-general of Ontario and Others Vs. Attorney-general of Canada ...

Court : Privy Council

Reported in : AIR1947PC206

..... at the union should continue in ontario, quebec, nova scotia and new brunswick respectively as if the union had not been made subject nevertheless (except with respect to such as should be enacted by or exist under acts of the parliament of great britain or of the parliament of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland) to be repealed abolished or altered by the parliament of canada or by the legislature of the respective province ..... government of canada in relation to all matters not coming within the classes of subjects by this act exclusively assigned to the legislatures of the provinces, and for greater certainty, but not so as to restrict the generality of the foregoing terms of this section it is hereby declared that (notwithstanding anything in this act) the exclusive legislative authority of the parliament of canada extends to all matters coming within the ..... ultimate", by which, as the subsequent new sub-sections make clear, is intended the abolition of appeal from the supreme court to his ..... to restrict the permitted scope of such legislation by any other consideration than is applicable to the legislation of a fully sovereign state. ..... whatever is granted by the words of the section read and applied as prima facie intended to endow parliament with power to effect high political objects concerning ..... in the dominion and did not authorise the dominion parliament to annul the prerogative right of the king in council to grant special leave to appeal, and further holding that s. .....

D. Chenchiah and ors. Vs. the Commissioner of Police and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1947)1MLJ190

..... it is true that the learned advocate for the petitioners raised a question as to the meaning of 'promulgation' in section 88 of the government of india act; but the learned crown prosecutor conceded the correctness of the view of the petitioners learned advocate that 'promulgation' meant publication, and that publication in the fort ..... we have been asked to grant a certificate under section 205 of the government of india act to enable the petitioners to appeal to the federal ..... in the course of the same day, two of the petitioners filed applications under section 491 of the code of criminal procedure for the issue of write of the nature of habeas corpus directing the government of madras to produce the petitioners before the ..... the questions discussed in these applications do not however involve any interpretation of the government of india act, still less of any order in ..... advocate for the petitioners has pointed out the difference between the wording of section 3(12) of the imperial general clauses act and that in section 3(7) of the madras general clauses act in the definition of the word 'commencement,' as used with reference to an act or regulation. ..... our attention has not been drawn to any instance since the acts of parliament act of 1793 in which a person has been found guilty of having committed an offence, when the act constituting the offence was not at the moment at which it was done ..... provided for an application for an order of affiliation...after the passing of this act. .....

Moulvi Hamid Hassan Nomani Vs. Banwarilal Roy

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1947)49BOMLR534

..... under the said company in india should, thenceforward, be deemed to hold such offices, employment and commissions under her majesty as if they had been appointed under the act, and should be paid out of the revenue of india; and section 64 provided, inter alia, that all enactments applicable to the offices and services of the said company in india and to the appointments to office or admissions to service by the said court of directors, should, subject ..... appeal it is conceded by the appellant:-(1) that, by virtue of the order of the governor of bengal, made on june 9, 1944, the appellant tool; possession of an office of a nature for which the information might be granted;(2) that the municipality of howrah is outside the territorial limits of the ordinary original civil jurisdiction of the said high court, though within the presidency of bengal, and(3) that the appellant resides outside the limits of ..... their lordships feel 110 doubt on the construction of section 9 of the high courts act, 1861, and the letters patent of 1805, that the original civil jurisdiction which the supreme court of calcutta possessed over certain classes of persons outside the territorial limits of that jurisdiction has not been inherited by the high court, that the power to grant an information in the nature of quo warranto arises in the exercise of the ordinary ..... for the purpose of this appeal that the supreme court before its abolition in 1861 would have had power to grant the information in this case. .....

Hamid Hasan Nomani Vs. Banwarilal Roy and Others

Court : Privy Council

..... section 9 is in the following terms: "each of the high courts to be established under this act shall have and exercise all such civil, criminal admiralty, and vice-admiralty, testamentary, intestate, and matrimonial jurisdiction original and appellate and all such powers and authority for, and in relation to, the administration of justice in the presidency for which it is established, as her majesty may by such letters patent as aforesaid, grant and direct subject, however, to such directions and ..... their lordships, therefore, assume for the purpose of this appeal that the supreme court before its abolition in 1861 would have had power to grant the information in this case. ..... 64 provided, inter alia, that all enactments applicable to the offices and services of the said company in india and to the appointments to office or admissions to service by the said court of directors, should, subject to the provisions of the act, remain applicable to the offices and services continued and to the officers and servants appointed, or employed, in india, and to appointments to office or admissions to service under the authority of the act. ..... , the high court to be established in each presidency shall have and exercise all jurisdiction and every power and authority whatsoever in any manner vested in any of the courts in the same presidency abolished under this act at the time of the abolition of such last-mentioned courts. .....

Province of Punjab Vs. Pandit Tara Chand

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1947)49BOMLR697

..... a railway company or local authority, the court, whether the judgment-debtor or the disbursing officer is or is not within the local limits of the court's jurisdiction, may order that the amount shall, subject to the provisions of section 60, be withheld from such salary or allowances either in one payment or by monthly instalments as the court may direct; and, upon notice of the order to such officer as the appropriate government may by notification in the official gazette ..... a person holding a civil post under the crown in india holds office during his majesty's pleasure, any contract under which a person, not being a member of a civil service of the crown in india, is appointed under this act to hold such a post may, if the governor-general, or, as the case may be, the governor, deems it necessary in order to secure the services of a person having special qualifications, provide for the payment to him of compensation if ..... from the difficulty created by the words used in section 42 of the specific relief act, under which declaratory decrees are granted, such view is poor satisfaction to the aggrieved employee ..... to me therefore that the imperial parliament has not accepted the principle that the crown is not liable to pay its servant salary for the period he was in service, as applicable to british india or as forming part of the doctrine that service under the crown is at his majesty's pleasure.43. ..... in canada have decided that by reason of the statutory abolition of the office mr. .....