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Coir Board, Ernakulam, CochIn and anr. Vs. Indira Devi P.S. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1998IIAD(SC)470; AIR1998SC2801; JT1998(2)SC332; 1998(1)KLT755(SC); 1998(2)SCALE195; (1998)3SCC259; [1998]2SCR87; 1998(1)LC805(SC)

..... be prescribed; (c) undertaking, assisting or encouraging scientific, technological and economic research and maintaining and assisting in the maintenance of one or more research institutes; (d) collecting statistics from manufacturers of and dealers in, coir products and from such other persons as may be prescribed, on any matter relating to the coir industry; the publication of statistics so collected or portions thereof or extracts therefrom; (e) fixing grade standards and arranging when necessary for inspection of coir fibre, coir yarn and coir products ..... an apprentice) employed in any industry to do any manual, unskilled, skilled, technical, operational, clerical or supervisory work for hire or reward, whether the terms of employment be express or implied; and for the purposes of any proceeding under this act in relation to an industrial dispute, includes any such person who has been dismissed, discharged, or retrenched in connection with, or as a consequence of, that dispute, or whose dismissal, discharge or retrenchment has led to that dispute, but does not include ..... section 10 of the coir industry act, 1953 lays down the functions of the board:-section 10:'functions of the board:- (1) it shall be the duty of the board to promote by such measures as it thinks fit the development under the control of the central government of the coir ..... the appellant-coir board, emakulam, cochin, has been set up under the coir industry act, 1953. .....

Labor Board Vs. Truck Drivers Union

Court : US Supreme Court

..... court concluded that "congress must have intended that such a radical innovation be left open for consideration by the joint committee it set up under 402 of the act to study, among other things," "the methods and procedures for best carrying out the collective bargaining processes, with special attention to the effects of industrywide or regional bargaining upon the national economy. ..... footnote 6 ] the exchange and the union began negotiations some time before april 30, but the negotiations carried past that date, and were continuing on may 26, 1953, when the union put into effect a "whipsawing" plan [ footnote 7 ] by striking and picketing the plant of one of the exchange members, frontier ..... [ footnote 23 ] bahrs, the san francisco employers' council; chamberlain, collective bargaining, 178-179, 180, 182; freidin, the taft-hartley act and multi-employer bargaining, 4-5; garrett and tripp, management problems implicit in multi-employer bargaining, 2-3; kerr and randall, collective bargaining in the pacific coast pulp and paper industry, 3-4; pierson, multi-employer bargaining, ..... exchange and the respondent union, representing the truck drivers employed by the members, bargained on a multiemployer basis and negotiated successive collective bargaining agreements signed by the union and by the eight employers. ..... based on collective bargaining agreements on file with the bureau of labor statistics in 1951, approximately 80% of the unionized employees in the laundry industry were .....

Associated Press Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... " the opinion stated that the board's collection of statistical information was entitled to the protection of the laws; that it had a right to keep it to itself, and that it did not "lose its rights by communicating the result to persons, even if many, in confidential ..... "in the forefront in public reputation and esteem," and that it was "the chief single source of news for the american press, universally agreed to be of great importance"; that the combination of ap owners acted together for the purpose of using the news gathering facilities of the individual publishers and of the combination, which news was made available to members and denied to others; and that the restrictive bylaws had ..... the opinion seems to mean that no contract, however narrow its effect, however innocent its purpose, which in the least degree restricts competition [ footnote 2/7 ] can survive attack under the sherman act; that no such concept as a reasonable restraint, a restraint limited to the legitimate protection of one's property or business, and limited in space or in time, or affecting a few only of all those engaged in a ..... created or acquired something of value has a general right to use it according to the dictates of his own discretion, but this right of ownership is measured by the limitations of law, and the sherman act, which obviously restricts the free and untrammeled use of property, in the public interest, is a clear and pointed instance of the non-absolute character of property rights. .....

Justice k.s.puttaswamy(retd) Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... indian penal code, 1860, the indian telegraph act, 1885, the bankers books evidence act, 1891, the credit information companies (regulation) act, 2005, the public financial institutions (obligation as to fidelity and secrecy) act, 1983, the payment and settlement systems act, 2007, the income 64 tax act, 1961, the aadhaar (targeted delivery of financial and other subsidies, benefits and services) act, 2016, the census act, 1948, the collection of statistics act, 2008, the juvenile justice (care and ..... protection of children) act, 2015, the protection of children from sexual offences act, 2012 and the information technology ..... fundamental rights cases 108 in golak nath v state of punjab179, there was a challenge to the punjab security of land tenures act, 1953 and to the mysore land reforms act (as amended) upon their inclusion in the ninth schedule to the constitution. ..... . 1953) penned by judge jerome frank defined the right to publicity as the right to grant the exclusive privilege of publishing his picture .....

Group Life and Health Ins. Co. Vs. Royal Drug Co., Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to labor this point any further, because congress itself recently recognized the necessity for concert of action in the collection of statistical data and rate making when it enacted the district of columbia fire insurance rating act." id ..... to minimize costs, since it is in the interest of the providers to set fee schedules at the highest possible level" overlooks the vital consideration that many, if not most, of these plans originate in collective bargaining agreements where "the consumer power and negotiating expertise of organized labor" combine to "reduce the unit price of health services ..... business of insurance, or which imposes a fee or tax upon such business, unless such act specifically relates to the business of insurance: provided, that after june 30, 1948, the act of july 2, 1890, as amended, known as the sherman act, and the act of october 15, 1914, as amended, known as the clayton act, and the act of september 26, 1914, known as the federal trade commission act, as amended, shall be applicable to the business of insurance to the extent that ..... subsection (b), at the bottom of page 2, would allow the provisions of the sherman act to apply to all agreements or acts of boycott, coercion, or intimidation, and subsection 4(a) would suspend the application of the provisions of the sherman act and the clayton act, insofar as states may regulate and tax such companies, until certain dates or until congress may act in the meantime in respect to what congress thinks should be done with the .....

Sugar Institute, Inc. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... election of but one of these activities and the complete cessation of each of the others; that defendants made and rigorously enforced an agreement that refiners should refuse to deal with a broker, warehouseman, or customer who acted directly or indirectly for any of them, or for any other sugar interest, "in other than the one elected capacity;" that each refiner submitted to the institute lists of its brokers and warehouses, which were then ..... 593 ); (e) withholding from the purchasing trade of part of the statistical information collected by the institute for its members and not otherwise available ( infra, 297 ..... aimed at contracts and combinations which, "by reason of intent or the inherent nature of the contemplated acts, prejudice the public interests by unduly restricting competition or unduly obstructing the course of trade. ..... " of similar import is the finding that defendants were not justified in acting concertedly to determine whether and to what extent "the rigid enforcement of the thirty day contract" should ..... 588 agent for storage and delivery; that these agents act as a check on each other; that the refiners' concerted adoption of the principle against storing in customers' and brokers' warehouses was essential both to prevent discrimination among customers and to avoid impositions and frauds ..... one refiner, american, [ footnote 4 ] was concerned about the possibility of liability under the clayton act because of the discriminations resulting from the various concessions. .....

Department of Commerce Vs. United States House of Representatives

Court : US Supreme Court

..... lieu of total enumeration in the collection of statistical data whenever feasible" (emphasis added ..... secretary of commerce and the director of the bureau of the census] [contend that the] census act preclude[s] utilization of statistical adjustment for the purpose of apportioning representatives"), rev'd, 653 f.2d 732 (ca2 1981), cert. ..... two of the three panels established by the academy pursuant to this act concluded that "[d]ifferential undercount cannot be reduced to acceptable levels at acceptable costs without the use of integrated coverage measurement," a statistical sampling procedure that adjusts census results to account for undercount in the initial enumeration, census 2000 report 7-8, and all three panels recommended including integrated coverage ..... satisfied the requirements for article iii standing, ruled that the bureau's plan for the 2000 census violated the census act, granted the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment, and permanently enjoined the planned use of statistical sampling to determine the population for congressional apportionment purposes. ..... congress has eliminated any prudential concerns in this case by providing that "[a]ny person aggrieved by the use of any statistical method in violation of the constitution or any provision of law (other 329 than this act), in connection with the 2000 census or any later decennial census, to determine the population for purposes of the apportionment or redistricting of members in congress, may in a civil action obtain .....

indra Sawhney Etc. Etc Vs. Union of India and Others, Etc. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1993SC477; [1992]Supp2SCR454; 1992DGLS(soft)768:1992Supp(3)SCC217

..... . it is crystal clear that the commission only on the basis of the galaxy of facts unearthed and massive statistics collected it, has made its recommendations on a very scientific basis of course taking 'caste' as the primary criterion in identifying the backward class in hindu society and the occupation as the basis for identifying all those in whose societies ..... challenged for exhibition of sudden alacritynot on objective consideration but for extraneous reasons, acceptance of the report without any discussion or debate in the parliament which was the least considering the far-reaching consequences of such report, acting by executive order instead of legislative measure, when reservation for backward class was being made in union services for the first time, propriety of basing the action on a report rendered 10 years earlier without ..... . by a presidential order under article 340 of the constitution of india, the first backward class commission known as kaka kalelkar's commission was set up on january 29, 1953 and it submitted its report on march 30, 1955 listing out 2399 castes as socially and educationally backward on the basis of criteria evolved by it, but the central government did not accept that report and shelved it in ..... in response to this demand and also in realisation of its obligation to provide for such reservations in favour of backward sections of the society, the central government appointed a backward class commission under article 340 of the constitution on january 29, 1953 .....

indra Sawhney and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT1992(6)SC273; 1993LabIC129; 1992Supp(3)SCC212; [1992]6SCR321

..... . it is crystal clear that the commission only on the basis of the galaxy of facts unearthed and massive statistics collected by it, has made its recommendations on a very scientific basis of course taking 'caste' as the primary criterion in identifying the backward class in hindu society and the occupation as the basis ..... in the counter affidavit dated 30th october 1990 filed by the union of india sworn by the additional secretary to the government of india in the ministry of welfare, the following averments with statistical figures are given:based on the replies furnished by 30 central ministries and departments and 31 attached and subordinate offices and public sector undertakings under the administrative control of 14 ministries (which ..... will understand that the words 'reasonable persons and prudent persons' have been used in very many laws and if he will refer only to the transfer of property act, he will find that in very many cases the words 'a reasonable person and a prudent person' have very well been defined and the court will not ..... by a presidential order under article 340 of the constitution of india, the first backward class commission known as kaka kalelkar's commission was set up on january 29, 1953 and it submitted its report on march 30, ,1955 listing out 2399 castes as socially and educationally backward on the basis of criteria evolved by it, but the central government did not accept ..... lal sathi commission (1975-77) all india kaka kalelkar commission (1953-55) b.p. .....

Ribnik Vs. Mcbride

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in december, 1920, the ordinances in force in boston permitted domestic and common labor agencies to collect, both from the employer and the employee, only 25 percent of the first week's wages. ..... compare report of new jersey bureau of statistics of labor and industries, 1893, ..... deals with the public, but so do the druggist, the butcher, the baker, the grocer, and the apartment or tenement house owner, and the broker who acts as intermediary between such owner and his tenants. ..... , by an unbroken line of decisions from chief justice marshall to the present day, has steadily adhered to the rule that every possible presumption is in favor of the validity of an act of congress until overcome beyond rational doubt. ..... "provisions of 5 in respect of fees to be demanded or retained are severable from other portions of the act and, we think, might be eliminated without destroying it. ..... in the tyson case, supra, we declared unconstitutional an act of the new york legislature which sought to fix the price at which theater tickets should be sold by a ticket broker, and it is not easy to see how, without disregarding that decision, price-fixing legislation in respect ..... 525 , this court had under consideration an act of congress fixing minimum wages for women and children in the district ..... 822, laws of new jersey 1918, being an act to regulate the keeping of employment agencies, requires that every person operating an employment agency as defined by the statute must procure a license from the commissioner .....