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Chapman Vs. Houston Welfare Rights Organization

Court : US Supreme Court

..... involve more than a contention that the supremacy clause requires that a federal statute be given effect over conflicting state law; that the social security act is not an act of congress securing either "equal rights" or "civil rights" as those terms are used in 1343; and that those terms limit the grant of federal ..... such explicit evidence as rev.stat. 1891, which provided: "the constitution and all laws of the united states which are not locally inapplicable shall have the same force and effect . . . in every territory hereafter organized as elsewhere within the united states." despite the fact that no reference to territories of the united states ..... included provisions imposing criminal and civil penalties for conspiracies to deprive individuals of constitutional rights, and authorizing the president to suspend the writ of habeas corpus and use armed forces to suppress "insurrection." 2-5, 17 stat. 13; see cong.globe, 42d cong., 1st sess., app. 220 (1871) (remarks of sen. thurman). see .....

Om Prakash Vs. Smt. Shakuntla and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1979WLN719

..... her husband. she has clearly stated that she is still prepared to live with her husband and the accusations levelled against her should be withdrawn and some sort of security of her life may be given; and a further condition has been imposed by her that her 'bhuwa sas' may not misbehave with her she has stated that ..... taken into consideration. in parihar (priti) v. prihar (kailash singh) a.i.r. 1973 rajasthan 14 there were two letters sent by the wife to the air force authorities of her husband & certain allegations were made in cross-examination of the husband regarding his sister's doubtful character such conduct on the part of the wife was considered ..... a decree of divorce this aspect of the case was not considered by the learned district judge in the alternative shri mardia also submitted that by the marriage laws (amendment) act, 1976, section 13a was introduced, which empowers the court, if it considers it just, in the circumstance of the case, to pass a decree for judicial separation .....

Basappa and ors. Vs. the Textile Commissioner, Bombay 1 and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1980Kant130

..... weave which (i) is manufactured either wholly from cotton or partly from cotton and partly from any other materials; (ii) contains coloured yam or white yarn on its borders or headings. (iii) has a width ranging between 94 centimeters and 187 centimeters (mclusive); and (iv) is commonly known by that name. explanation ii:- the term ..... to control production, supply and distribution of essential commodities. an order can be made for maintaining or increasing supplies, or for securing their equitable distribution and availability at fair prices or for securing that commodity for the defence of india or efficient conduct of military operations. for achieving any or all of the above purposes ..... commodities ordinance 1955(1 of 1955). by virtue of the provisions of section 16 of the said act, all the central orders which were in force immediately before the passing of the said act are saved and continue to be in force. with this brief history of legislation, i will pass on to notice the events. 9. .....

Washington Vs. Fishing Vessel Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... reservations is exclusive. thus, the yakima treaty provides that "[t]he exclusive right of taking fish in all the streams, where running through or bordering said reservation, is further secured to said confederated tribes and bands of indians, as also the right of taking fish at all usual and accustomed places, in common with ..... fishermen were openly violating indian fishing rights, and, in order to give federal law enforcement officials the power via contempt to end those violations, the district court was forced to enjoin them. 459 f.supp. at 1043, 1098-1099, 1113-1117. the commercial fishing organizations, on behalf of their individual members, argue that they ..... been the intention of congress that indians should be excluded from their ancient fisheries," he noted that "no condition to this effect was inserted in the donation act," and therefore recommended the question "should be set at rest by law." report of governor stevens to the commissioner of indian affairs, app. 327. viewed .....

Dalia Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... attendant to covert entries, the constitution requires that government agents who wish to break into private premises first secure specific judicial authorization for the surreptitious entry. authority for the physical invasion cannot be derived from a title ..... authority for those searches in the postal service's recent reinterpretation of an awkwardly drawn 1866 statute that authorized certain border searches of "vessels" but that could not reasonably be read to authorize either the mail openings themselves or the ..... the fourth amendment concept of reasonableness as flexible enough to recognize differences between state and federal courts and police forces. thus, because the power of the federal government to combat crime, like the jurisdiction of its courts, ..... close examination of that history reveals that congress did not explicitly address the question of covert entries in the act, only because it did not perceive surveillance requiring such entries to differ in any important way from that .....

Leo Sheep Co. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... another exclusionary technique was the illegal fencing of public lands, which was often the product of the checkerboard pattern of railroad grants. by placing fences near the borders of their parts of the page 440 u. s. 684 checkerboard, cattlemen could fence in thousands of acres of public lands. reports of the secretary of the ..... s. 683 or to withhold what is given either expressly or by necessary or fair implication. . . ." ". . . when an act, operating as a general law, and manifesting clearly the intention of congress to secure public advantages, or to subserve the public interests and welfare by means of benefits more or less valuable, offers to individuals or to corporations ..... up the rio grande valley from ft. bliss. as a result of the battle of glorieta pass, new mexico was saved for the union, and sibley's forces fell back in an easterly direction through texas before the advance of carleton's column of californians. [ footnote 11 ] these engagements gave some immediacy to the .....

Rajendra Prasad Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1979SC916; 1979CriLJ792; (1979)3SCC646; [1979]3SCR78

..... "development in sentencing 1964-1973" observes: "as a society, we have made inconsistent demands on our official system of social control expecting greater security from violence, disorder and depreciation and simultaneously requiring that penal sanctions become less rigorous and more adopted to the individual offender." the learned author proceeds ..... quote the royal commission's recommendation for retention after parliament has abolished death penalty is only of historical interest: "after the abolition act had been in force for over seven years, the criminal law revision committee considered whether any further changes in the penalty for murder were desirable. their conclusions ..... substances injuriously, and knowingly or intentionally causes death for the sake of private profit, such trader in lethal business is a menace to social security and is, therefore, a violator of social justice whose extinction becomes necessary for society's survival. supposing a murderous band of armed dacoits .....

New York Tel. Co. Vs. New York Dept. of Labor

Court : US Supreme Court

..... has modified the policy of the nlra. the plurality, acknowledging the need to look beyond the nlra to support its conclusion, relies primarily on the social security act. in that act, adopted only five weeks after the passage of the nlra, it finds an indication that congress did intend that the states be free to make unemployment ..... that the new york statute "alters the balance in the collective bargaining relationship, and therefore conflicts with the federal labor policy favoring the free play of economic forces in the collective bargaining process." 566 f.2d 388, 390. the court of appeals noted that congress has not expressly forbidden state unemployment compensation for strikers; ..... employees. [ footnote 2/21 ] the plurality's page 440 u. s. 566 sweeping view of the act thus lays open the way for any state to undermine completely the collective bargaining process within its borders. a much more cautious approach to implied amendments of the nlra is required if the court is to give .....

Manohar Nathurao Samarth Vs. Marotrao and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1979SC1084; (1979)4SCC93; [1979]3SCR1078

..... 21, 1976, the learned assistant judge set aside the election of the returned candidate as being null and void and acting under section 428(2) granted a further declaration that since the election-petitioner had secured second highest votes, he shall be deemed to have been elected as a councillor from that ward. 24. the decision ..... rule 8 there was simultaneously in operation a usury law which made certain loans irrecoverable including a loan prohibited by any law for the time being in force then obviously rule 8 read with such usury law would render the loan given by the gazetted officer irrecoverable. similar would be the position regarding the two ..... of punjab & haryana uttam singh v. s. kirpal singh support the appellant's position that mere rules regulating service discipline and conduct, even though they have the force of law, cannot operationally be expanded into an interdict on candidature or amount to ineligibility for standing for election. chakravarthi, c.j., speaking for a bench of .....

Nana Saheb Vishwasrao Deore Vs. Parwatibai W/O Shankar Chavan and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1980)82BOMLR332; 1980MhLJ586

..... the third witness, rajaram bapuji ratnaparkhi, speaks about dagadu being a shareholder of government servant's co-operative bank at dhulia and dagadu borrowing a debt on the security of the suit house. according to the witness, that debt was satisfied in 1938. he has stated that the debt was advanced after making inquires into the ..... , of parwatibai, these decisions by themselves do not held the learned counsel.44. the last submission with regard to the value of the property, similarly, has no force. even the transaction with rajaram was for rs. 9,000/- and the evidence shows that the property was not in a very good condition. under such circumstances, ..... to them and to one another; and any word expressing relationship or denoting a relative shall be construed accordingly'.the provisions of section 8 of the hindu succession act along with the relative entry of the schedule read as follows :---'8 the property of a male hindu dying intestate shall devolve according to the provisions of this .....