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Adamson Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the constitution and citizens of the united states, to enforce the constitution and the rights of united states citizen [ sic. ] by national law, and to disperse by force, if need be, combinations too powerful to be overcome by judicial process, engaged in trampling underfoot the life and liberty, or destroying the property of the citizen." " ..... if trial it can be called, for holding unorthodox religious views. [ footnote 2/15 ] people with a consuming belief that their religious convictions must be forced on others rarely ever believe that the unorthodox have any rights which should or can be rightfully respected. as a result of her trial and compelled admissions, ..... the constitution of the united states, they constitute the american bill of rights. those amendments secured the citizens against any deprivation of any essential rights of person by any act of congress, and, among other things, thereby they were secured page 332 u. s. 114 in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against .....

Meat Cutters Vs. Jewel Tea

Court : US Supreme Court

..... labor contracts establishing more or less standardized wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment in a given industry or market area are often secured either through bargaining with multiemployer associations or through bargaining with market leaders that sets a "pattern" for agreements on labor standards with other employers. these ..... national labor policy. pp. 381 u. s. 712 -713. (d) labor contracts establishing standardized wages, hours or other conditions of employment are often secured by bargaining with multiemployer associations or through bargaining with market leaders that sets a "pattern," and the policy of pattern bargaining should not lead to antitrust liability ..... competition among the other employers within the unit with respect to marketing hours; jewel complains only of the unions' action in forcing it to accept the same restriction, the unions acting not at the behest of any employer group but in pursuit of their own policies. it might be argued that, absent .....

United States Vs. General Motors Corp.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... other dealers. it was acknowledged from the beginning that substantial unanimity would be essential if the agreements were to be forthcoming. and once the agreements were secured, general motors both solicited and employed the assistance of its alleged co-conspirators in helping to police them. what resulted was a fabric interwoven by many ..... "location clause" is of no avail. whatever general motors might or might not lawfully have done to enforce individual dealer selling agreements, by action within the borders of those agreements and the relationship which each defines, is beside the point. and, because the action taken constitutes a combination or conspiracy, it is not ..... the checks with which the cars were repurchased were page 384 u. s. 138 made payable to an attorney acting jointly for the three defendant associations. o'connor testified that on no occasion did he "force" a dealer to repurchase; he merely made the opportunity available. but one dealer testified that, when an assistant .....

Epa Vs. Mink

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of a document precludes judicial review -- epstein states: "[i]n view of the legislative purpose to make it easier for private citizens to secure government information, it seems most unlikely that [the act] was intended to foreclose an (a)(3) judicial review of the circumstances of exemption. rather, it would seem that [subsection] (b) ..... ," that the conflicting claims over the documents in this case must be considered. page 410 u. s. 81 a subsection (b)(1) of the act exempts from forced disclosure matters "specifically required by executive order to be kept secret in the interest of the national defense or foreign policy." according to the irwin affidavit, ..... was argued, and with merit, that efficiency of government would be greatly hampered if, with respect to legal and policy matters, all government agencies were prematurely forced to 'operate in a fishbowl.' the committee is convinced of the merits of this general proposition, but it has attempted to delimit the exception as narrowly .....

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 .....

Jett Vs. Dallas Indep. Sch. Dist.

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, ..... duties of the national government." prigg, supra, at 41 u. s. 616 . in monell, we concluded that it was this constitutional objection which was the driving force behind the eventual rejection of the sherman amendment. monell, supra, at 436 u. s. 676 . although the debate surrounding the constitutional principles established in prigg, dennison, ..... before the case is submitted to the jury. reviewing the relevant legal materials, including state and local positive law, as well as "`custom or usage' having the force of law," praprotnik, supra, at 485 u. s. 124 , n. 1, the trial judge must identify those officials or governmental bodies who speak with .....

Shamsul Islam Vs. Government of Tripura

Court : Guwahati

..... grounds he should be released by this court under article 226 of the constitution. there is no doubt that the writ of habeas corpus is a prerogative process for securing the liberty of the subject by affording an effective means of immediate release from unlawful detention whether in prison or in private custody.the writ is intended for the ..... comilla during his annual leave of 45 days to see some of his relations in agartala and digboi. he reached agartala on 1-6-1955 in the evening through the border check post and he went straight to the house of his brother-in-law mr. badiozzamma (house of his cousin) at khyerpur, he had to encash the travellers ..... procedure laid down under the preventive detention act appears to have been duly followed and the preventive proceedings against him appear to be bona fide and not a fraud on law, his arrest and detention must be held to be according to procedure established by law and so the present petition has no force.8. the present petition is, therefore, .....

Manoj Roy and ors. Vs. Gunendra Roy

Court : Guwahati

..... registered. it was only a renewal deed for the continuation of the old tenancy and also to acknowledge the payment of additional advance and security. the other terms and conditions embodied therein were not intended to be acted upon.the first deed has no relation with the second deed and that the second deed created a new tenancy. if the first ..... no relation with the second one even though the part of the unadjusted advance of rs. 8000/- of the first agreement was carried to the second agreement as advance and security. after the lease period, which expired on 31-5-1985 the tenant/defendant/opposite party herein was a tenant by holding over. as it was a monthly tenancy the ..... about his withdrawing from tenancy. so, we can hold that the tenancy created by the first deed in favour of the two tenants did not terminate and was still in force when the second deed was born. the second deed (ext. 1) was executed by only the appellant on the one side and the two landlords on the other. whatever .....

In the Matter of Manuel theodore D'Souza

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2000(2)BomCR244; II(2000)DMC292

..... of any section of our pluralistic society. adoption is not to be treated as an act by a state to force a child on unwilling parents. on the contrary it is a voluntary act on the part of eligible persons to provide comfort, love and security to the abandoned and homeless children. no religion, can deny family love to these ..... issue and discussion on the same is not required for the purpose of disposing of the issues arising herein. on the coming into force of the hindu adoptions & maintenance act, 1956 by virtue of section 2, the act is made applicable to any person (a) who is a hindu by religion in any of its forms; (b) to any ..... has a secondary rote. this is because 'adoption' as a custom amongst hindus before the hindu adoption and maintenance act was restrictive. it could be, therefore, supported by article 25. however, after the coming into force of 'the hindu adoption & maintenance act' adoption is not restricted to custom only, it is much wider. this part of adoption, therefore, can .....

State of Mysore Vs. M.N. Vasantha Kumar

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 1969CriLJ1299

..... , is unbelieveable. the evidence of p. w. 49 korgapta naika is that he requested s. k. annappa of bhagamandala to secure him an employment. he met the accused in the shop of appanna who asked the witness whether he was willing to work under ..... . nasion.2. root of the upper lip and the anterior nasal spine,3. outer angles of the eyes and the inner border of the outer margins of the eye-sockets. the resulting super-imposed photograph from the two negatives, according to his evidence, ..... aggrieved by such observations is well within its limits to file an application for expunging adverse remarks by the court against the police force. (see state of uttar pradesh v. mohd. naim : [1964]2scr363 . in the above cited decision, the supreme court ..... what has been discussed above, it is not possible for us to agree with the learned state public prosecutor, accept and act upon the evidence of the several witnesses who have been examined to prove the several circumstances against the accused in support of .....