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The State of Assam Vs. Upendra Nath Rajkhowa

Court : Guwahati

..... cent of subjects. the female pelvis is shallower, wider, smoother and less massive than the male pelvis. the ilia in the female are less sloped, their posterior borders are more rounded, the anterior superior iliac spines are more widely separated and the great sciatic notches are much wider, forming almost a right angle than in the male ..... statement in the diary of p.w. kahali has not been produced nor any copy thereof has been given to the accused rajkhowa. the submission however has no force inasmuch as the admissible portions of ext, 41 are not copies of any recorded statement. further p.w. kahali was not asked in cross-examination whether there ..... he found it necessary to make search in the compound of the district and sessions judge, dhubri regarding the dead bodies and therefore he thought it reasonable to act under section 165, criminal procedure code requesting the officer-in-charge, police station to search the compound of the district and sessions judge in order to recover the dead .....

V.K. Rao Vs. Chandappa Appa Devadiga

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1977)79BOMLR16

..... vol. 2 of the dictionary of english law of jowitt at p. 1319 'breach of the peace' has been defined as a violation of that quiet, peace, and security which is guaranteed by the law.' in ballentine's law dictionary, 3rd edn., at p. 153, 'breach of peace',has been defined:such a violation of the public ..... 1) necessarily means 'breach of public peace' or a dispute likely to raise a question of law and order or an apprehension that the situation endangers use of force or violence resulting into grave and dangerous consequences involving criminal offences regarding persons concerned?5. whether the preliminary order under section 145(1) cannot be passed along with ..... with such an array of force and apparent intent to employ it for the purpose of overcoming resistance, that the occupant, in yielding and permitting possession to be taken from him, must be regarded as acting from a well-founded apprehension that resistance by him would be perilous or unavailing.it, therefore, appears to me that a .....

Sri Laxmi Touring Talkies and ors. Vs. the State of Karnataka and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1975KAR481; 1975(1)KarLJ419

..... be granted.15. clause (d) of section 19 (2) empowers the state government to make rules for regulation of cinematograph exhibitions for securing public safety.16. in exercise of the powers conferred by section 19 of the act. the state government framed rules called 'the karnataka cinemas (regulation) rules, 19'71', (hereinafter referred to as the rules) which ..... in part in, be competent to make or take.34. the first proclamation of emergency was made on 28-10-1962 following the chinese invasion of the northern border of india and that proclamation ceased to operate on 10-1-1968. again, on 3-12-1971 there was a fresh proclamation of emergency following the outbreak of ..... general contended that amended rule 107 and sub-rule (2) of rule 98 are entirely new provisions and not emanations of the unamended rules.43. there is considerable force in the contention of mr. krishna murthy that the restrictions on grant of licences to touring cinemas, in amended rule 107, are made in continuation of the .....

B.R. Guliani Vs. Punjab and Haryana High Court Through the Registrar, ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1975P& H265

..... shown, the history which lies behind the enactment of these articles indicates that 'control' was vested in the high court to effectuate a purpose, namely, the securing of the independence of the subordinate iudiciarv and unless it included disciplinary control as well, the very object would be frustrated. this aid to construction is admissible because ..... therefore the high court in exercise of its power of superintendence and control of the courts subordinate to it and by virtue of the rules having the force of law under the proviso to article 309 read with article 313, is vested with the power to hold an enquiry into the conduct qf judicial officers ..... the supreme court as appears from the following observations-'however, we do not pursue this question further since, in the present case. government has agreed with and acted on the high court's 'recommendation' and moreover, the methodology of conflict resolution, when the view of the high court is unpalatable to the executive, falls .....

Breed Vs. Jones

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 358 , 420 u. s. 369 (1975). the conclusion, "continuing jeopardy," as distinguished from the concept, has occasionally been used to explain why an accused who has secured the reversal of a conviction on appeal may be retried for the same offense. see green v. united states, 355 u.s. at 355 u. s. 189 ; ..... suffer from the problems created by spiraling caseloads unaccompanied by enlarged resources and manpower. see president's commission on law enforcement and administration of justice, task force report: juvenile delinquency and youth crime 7-8 (1967). and courts should be reluctant to impose on the juvenile court system any additional requirements which ..... . s. 528 -541. (a) respondent was put in jeopardy at the juvenile court adjudicatory hearing, whose object was to determine whether he had committed acts that violated a criminal law and whose potential consequences included both the stigma inherent in that determination and the deprivation of liberty for many years. jeopardy attached .....

Dunlop Vs. Bachowski

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it remains to consider the only question presented by the secretary's petition for certiorari: is judicial review available at the behest of respondent to force the secretary to file a civil action to set aside the union election? respondent does not rely upon any provision of the lmrda as authorizing ..... that his decision is an unreviewable exercise of prosecutorial discretion. [ footnote 8 ] see s.rep. no. 187, 86th cong., 1st sess., 7 (1959): "in acting on this bill [s. 1555], the committee followed three principles:" "1. the committee recognized the desirability of minimum interference by government in the internal affairs of any private ..... 474 : ". . . congress' evident conclusion that only a supervised election could offer assurance that the officers who achieved office as beneficiaries of violations of the act would not by some means perpetuate their unlawful control in the succeeding election . . . was reached in light of the abuses surfaced by the extensive congressional inquiry .....

United States Vs. Citizens and Southern Nat'l Bank

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ) whether citizens & southern had unlawfully acquired a direct or indirect stock ownership in these banking institutions in excess of 5 per cent without first having secured the requisite prior board approval; and (2) whether the banking institutions had unlawfully become subsidiaries of citizens & southern by virtue of the election of ..... among the services typically provided within a conventional correspondent arrangement are check clearing, help with bill collections, participation in large loans, legal advice, help in building securities portfolios, counseling as to personnel policies, staff training, help in site selection, auditing, and the provision of electronic data processing. furthermore, like c&s ..... senate committee on banking and currency, 89th cong., 1st sess., 446, 463 (1965). [ footnote 3/7 ] section 3(a) had been in force since enactment of the bank holding company act in 1956. the 1966 amendment added clause (2) to its provisions. [ footnote 3/8 ] see h.r.rep. no. 609, 84th .....

Pentakota Surya Appa Rao and ors. Vs. Pentakota Seethayamma and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1976]103ITR222(AP)

..... sent the records in a sealed cover to the court. besides this, the plaintiff filed a number of certified copies of the accounts of the defendants which he had secured from the income-tax authorities and wanted to tender those copies in evidence. in their turn, the defendants wanted to summon certain records relating to the plaintiff from the income ..... it, he should satisfy himself that there are no circumstances justifying the refusal of an application made to him by a person.20. this act of 1922 was repealed by the act of 1961, which came into force from april 1, 1962. sections 137 and 138, which are as hereunder, substantially contain the same prohibitions and confer same power on the ..... any person or for any court to get information relating to assessments. approaching the income-tax commissioner by a person for information is intended as a mode of securing that information. but the prohibition against the court calling for it is deleted. it is worthy of note that section 54 of the 1922 .....

Bar Council of Maharashtra Vs. M.V. Dabholkar and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC2092; (1975)2SCC702; [1976]1SCR306

..... reform but it is unfortunate that india is unaware of this problem and in a post-independence statute like the advocates act legislators should still get entangled in these drafting mystiques and judges forced to play a linguistic game when the country has an illiterate laity as consumers of law and the rule of law ..... system is a social trauma, a legal grievance, a special injury, for them. after all, 'lawyer-power' lasts not through peak incomes of a few and security of statutory monopoly, but by the high comport and ethics of the many, screening and weeding deviants and delinquents.50. let us get a glimpse of the great ..... it has challenged the executive during and after martial law. it has defined efforts to restrict court jurisdiction, it has compelled justiciability of fundamental rights, it has forced abrogation of several restrictive enactments. is this law as an impediment to political development? is this misallocation of scarce resources in the system? is this unproductive use .....

Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi Vs. Shri Raj NaraIn and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC2299; 1975(Supp)SCC1; [1976]2SCR347

..... up issue no. 3 of the 1st set of issues on which, after rejecting the contention that the erection of barricades and the provision of the police force for security purposes by the government of u.p. during the election tours of the prime minister on 1-2-1971 and 25-2-1971 in the rae bareli ..... were reduced to six members, and nominated by an impartial body-the general committee of elections. the same principle of selection was adhered to in later acts, with additional securities for impartiality, and the committee was finally reduced to five members. the evil was thus greatly diminished; but. still the sinister influence of party was ..... conferred by part iii shall remain suspended and persons who are members of house of parliament are in detention under orders made under the maintenance of internal security act, the detention cannot be challenged by collateral attack on the ground of deprivation of their participation in the parliamentary proceedings. the challenge will be questioning the .....