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Surendrakumar and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1969Raj182; 1968()WLN192

..... .this contention found favour with their lordships, and it was observed,'the object of selection can only be to secure the best possible material for admission to colleges subject to the provision for socially and educationally backward classes. further ..... and our larger national interests which are supreme. the contention on behalf of the state that ours is a border state and that the reservation for the children of the defence personnel is in the larger interest of the nation ..... relaxation of the age limit cannot be considered unless those candidates were impleaded in the writ applications. realising the force of objection the petitioners amended the writ petitions by impleading those candidates as respondents. all those candidates whose admissions ..... any extraneous consideration or on irrelevant grounds. the presumption is that unless the contrary is shown the government has acted honestly. the learned. advocate-general has submitted that the age limit had been increased in order to raise the .....

Jones Vs. Alfred H. Mayer Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, shall subject, or cause to be subjected, any inhabitant of any state or territory to the deprivation of any right secured or protected by this act, or to different punishment, pains, or penalties on account of such person having at any time been held in a condition of slavery or involuntary servitude, ..... me that page 392 u. s. 461 very great weight must be given these statements of senator trumbull, for they were clearly made to reassure northern and border state senators about the extent of the bill's operation in their states. on april 4, senator trumbull gave two additional indications that the bill was intended to ..... warley, 245 u. s. 60 , and residents of white neighborhoods have denied them entrance, e.g., shelley v. kraemer, 334 u. s. 1 . negroes have been forced to use segregated facilities in going about their daily lives, having been excluded from railway coaches, plessy v. ferguson, 163 u. s. 537 ; public parks, new orleans park .....

Zschernig Vs. Miller

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of reliable historical matter of which we take notice. we mention it as explaining the futility of attempting, under the circumstances, to secure more cogent evidence than hearsay in the matter." id. at 476, 353 p.2d at 537-538 [ footnote 10 ] see ..... consideration the fact that declarations of government officials in communist controlled countries as to the state of affairs existing within their borders do not always comport with the actual facts." id. at 83, 378 p.2d at 738. yet in state ..... could be founded. although the appellants chose to argue only the constitutional question, the united states, as amicus curiae, forcefully, and i believe correctly, contended that the full relief ought by the appellants should be afforded by overruling the construction ..... legal rules which i cannot believe the court wishes to invalidate. for example, the uniform foreign money judgments recognition act provides that a foreign county money judgment shall not be recognized if it "was rendered under a system which .....

Ram Rakha Vs. Ramji Das

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 4(1968)DLT196

..... which had been leased out by the collector, the appellant could be regarded a tenant and, thereforee, under the provisions of section 17-a of the punjab security of land tenures act. 1953, the sale was nto preemptible. the learned counsel further urged that as partial pre-emption was nto permissible the respondent had even no right to pre- ..... person who takes from the government a lease of unoccupied land for the purpose of subletting it.'(12) in order to be a tenant, as defined by the punjab security of land tenuies act, 1953, a person must fulfill two conditions. he should, firstly, hold land under antoher person and, secondly, should be, or but for a special contract ..... respondent did nto seek to partially pre-empt the sale. it is a different matter that on account of the provisions of section 17-a of the punjab security of land tenures act, 19. 3 the land comprising the tenancy of the appellant is nto pre-emptibie. (19) the appeal is partly accepted and the decree appealed against in .....

State of Kerala Vs. Mariamma Abraham and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1969Ker265

..... 2/3 and not 20 would be the proper multiple. it was also suggested that, in view of the higher yield now-a-days of gilt-edged securities like government securities, and the fact that in view of land legislation, actual or impending, land is no longer regarded as the safest form of investment, the traditional ..... namely, the, main central road, that they are not far| from busy road junctions and from certain institutions like public offices, churches and schools, is of little force. for, these factors cannot add appreciably to the market-value of land which is actually and potentially purely agricultural land.11. the bulk of the compensation awarded by ..... accommodated. naturally, a certain amount of rigidity creeps in and what might appear to the layman as logically probative may not always be relevant under the evidence act. similarly, there is also the further difficulty arising from the prescribed modes of proof under our statute. it is a matter for consideration whether such a highly .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Mukhi Stores

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : [1969]23STC334(Guj)

..... discretion under the proviso to rule 37 in favour of the assessee admitted the revision application on the assessee making part-payment of the amount of the tax and furnishing security for the balance. the deputy commissioner of sales tax also by an order, a copy of which has been tendered as part of exhibit a collectively, granted stay against ..... penalty could be imposed for the period when the stay orders of this kind passed by the appellate and revisional authorities were operative. 12. section 16 of the act, as in force at the relevant time, provided as follows : '16. (1) the tax shall be paid in the manner hereinafter provided at such intervals as may be prescribed. (2) before any ..... for reasons to be recorded in writing, entertain an appeal against such order, (a) without payment of the tax or penalty, if any, but on furnishing in the prescribed manner security for such amount of the tax and penalty as it may direct; or (b) on proof of payment of such smaller sum, with or without .....

Shiv Kumar Sharma Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi64

..... heard together.6. shri shiv kumar sharma, petitioner in civil writ petition no. 294 of 1968, appearing in person, relied on certain maps to show that the border between the erstwhile province of sind and the then independent state of kutch was well defined and, thereforee, any transfer of territory in pursuance of the kutch award ..... pakistan. the award will, for brevity, be hereafter referred to as the 'kutch award.'2. the dispute between the two governments was regarding the gujarat-west pakistan border and by agreement dated 30th june. 1965, the two governments agreed inter alias that-(1) ministers of the two governments will meet in order to agree on the ..... the treaties of peace made in 1947 with italy and certain other countries had to be ratified before they came into force. since they affected the private rights of british subjects, the treaties of peace (italy, roumania, bulgaria, hungary and finland) act, 1947 (10 & 11 geo. 6 c. 23), was passed, which gave the crown power to make .....

K.O. Varkey Vs. State of Kerala, Represented by the Chief Secy. to Gov ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1969Ker191

..... court, that public policy is not so inconsistent as to leave it open to a person not to assert his fundamental rights at all and yet prevent him from securing such mitigation of the violation as he considers satisfactory. again, if the law can interpose public policy between a person and the waiver by him of his fundamental ..... . in other words, clause (2) of article 19 having allowed the imposition of restrictions on the freedom of speech and expression only in cases where danger to public security is involved, an enactment, which is capable of being applied to cases, where no such danger could arise, cannot be held to be constitutional and valid to any ..... definite legal effect; without and prior to this act the phenomenon in question cannot be considered to be 'null'. hence the decision is not 'declaratory', that is to say, it is not, as it presents it-seli, a declaration of nullity; it is a true annulment, an annulment with retroactive force. there must be something legally existing to .....

Mrs. Rahmath Bi Vs. Angappa Raja (Petitioning Creditor) and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1969)2MLJ518

..... there are no special equities or considerations which would prevent the beneficial owner from getting the debtor adjudged as an insolvent, that the beneficial owner does not hold any security for the debt, and that the beneficial owner is also willing to have the debtor adjudged as insolvent. among other things, this rule of practice has been followed ..... acquired a transfer of the mortgage right in another mortgage on the same property. it was held that griffin acquired the debt of mrs. margeret edenborough simply to force adams to give up his rights as a mortgagee over the mortgaged property and in order to make the property available to moojen free from the encumbrance of adams. ..... in fact not a farthing was due, and who might know nothing at all about the security which the real owner had got. counsel for culley contended that the old rule of practice had been abrogated by the provisions of the bankruptcy act, 1869. the court held that the old rule had not been so abrogated and that the .....

Oestereich Vs. Selective Svc. Bd.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to a greater extent than are military inductees -- without any prior opportunity for the adjudication of legal or constitutional claims, and often without any hope of securing release on bail. preliminary hearings before magistrates, by and large, determine only the existence of a prima facie case for the prosecution, and do not begin ..... , at 122-123, this cannot be done quickly. to stay induction pending such review would work havoc with the orderly processing of registrants into the nation's armed forces. see 113 cong.rec. 15426 (senator russell); cf. estep v. united states, supra, at 327 u. s. 137 (mr. justice frankfurter, concurring in the ..... however, they had exhausted their administrative remedies by reporting, and being accepted, for service, before then refusing to submit to induction. we found nothing in the 1940 act to preclude judicial review of selective service classifications in defense to a criminal prosecution for refusing induction. [ footnote 6 ] supra at n 2. [ footnote 7 ] .....