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Jun 05 1944 (FN)

United States Vs. South-eastern Underwriters

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the means of large numbers of persons, and under these combinations, or conspiracies, or trusts, this great aggregated capital is wielded by a single hand and guided by a single brain, or at least by hands and brains acting in complete harmony and cooperation, and that, in this way, by this association, by this direction of this immense amount of capital, by one organized will, to a very large extent, these wrongs have been perpetrated upon ..... arise under it, the people, stunned with the eternal dissonance of conflicting decisions and judgments of forty-eight or fifty tribunals of last resort in the states upon the subject of interstate negotiable paper, will require congress to act therein, and that, unconstitutional as i now deem it or think it, it will as a matter of necessity be done, and in any such legislation with respect to that paper, the whole bulk of it, the personal ..... taken no action, the present decision substitutes, for the varied and detailed state regulation developed over a period of years, the limited aim and indefinite command of the sherman act for the suppression of restraints on competition in the marketing of goods and services in or affecting interstate commerce, to be applied by the courts to the insurance business ..... , 6 of the bill provided for the creation of a bureau of insurance to "exercise such control as may be provided by law" over insurance companies and to "foster, promote, and develop" the insurance business by collecting and compiling statistics. .....

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Jun 15 1981 (FN)

Hodel Vs. Indiana

Court : US Supreme Court

..... procedure for determining whether particular lands are unsuitable for surface mining; 522(e), which proscribes mining within a specified distance of roads, cemeteries, public buildings, schools, churches, public parks, or dwellings; and the act's procedures for collecting civil penalties from violators of the act, including a requirement that a contested penalty be paid into an escrow account pending review. ..... of the challenged sections of the act are known collectively as the "prime farmland" provisions ..... like their counterparts in virginia surface mining, appellees have made no showing that they were ever assessed civil penalties under the act, much less that the statutory prepayment requirement was ever applied to them or caused page 452 u. s. ..... the court reached this conclusion by examining statistics in the report of the interagency task force on the issue of a moratorium or a ban on mining in prime agricultural lands (1977) (interagency ..... footnote 18 ] we also do not share the view of the district court that the surface mining act is a land use measure after the fashion of the zoning ordinances typically enacted by state and local ..... footnote 7 ] these statistics compared page 452 u. ..... states department of agriculture, agricultural statistics 30 (1979). ..... this statistic and others derived from it, together with similar comparisons for indiana, persuaded the court that surface coal mining on prime farmland has "an infinitesimal effect or trivial impact on interstate commerce .....

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Mar 04 1981 (FN)

Schweiker Vs. Wilson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the statute has an indirect impact upon the mentally ill as a subset of publicly institutionalized persons, the record in this case presents no statistical support for a contention that the mentally ill as a class are burdened disproportionately to any other class affected by the classification. ..... that the statute has an indirect impact upon the mentally ill as a subset of publicly institutionalized persons, this record certainly presents no statistical support for a contention that the mentally ill, as a class, are burdened disproportionately to any other class affected by the ..... suffered from mental illness, rather than mental retardation, and these statistics did not include any persons with prior entitlement to benefits ..... inmates of public institutions are generally excluded from this program, except that, under 1611(e)(1)(b) of the act, a reduced amount of ssi benefits are provided to otherwise eligible persons in a hospital, extended care facility, nursing home, or intermediate care facility receiving medicaid ..... taube, a quarter century of psychiatric care, 1950-1974: a statistical review, 27 hospital & community psychiatry 515, 516 (1976 ..... . this legislative history shows that congress was aware, when it added 1611(e) to the act, of the limitations in the medicaid program that would restrict eligibility for the reduced ssi benefits; we decline to regard such deliberate action as the ..... . recently collected data for 1975 reveal a median stay in state and county mental .....

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Mar 30 1998 (FN)

Bragdon Vs. Abbott

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of 13 studies collected in a 1994 textbook on aids indicates that 20% of male partners of women with hiv became hiv-positive themselves, with a majority of the studies finding a statistically significant risk of ..... rather than enunciating a general principle for determining what is and is not a major life activity, the rehabilitation act regulations instead provide a representative list, defining the term to include "functions such as caring for one's self, performing manual 639 tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, ..... although the rehabilitation act regulations provide little guidance in this regard, the court's evaluation of the medical evidence demonstrates that an hiv-infected woman's ability to reproduce is substantially limited in two independent ways: if she tries to conceive a child, (1) she imposes on her male partner a statistically significant risk of becoming infected; and (2) she risks infecting her child during gestation ..... in which this court reconciled competing interests in prohibiting discrimination and preventing the spread of disease by construing the rehabilitation act not to require the hiring of a person who posed "a significant risk of communicating an infectious disease to others ..... significant administrative precedent is a 1988 opinion issued by the office of legal counsel of the department of justice (olc) concluding that the rehabilitation act "protects symptomatic and asymptomatic hiv-infected individuals against discrimination in any covered program. .....

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Sep 01 2003 (HC)

Mapra Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... petitioner has filed the present writ application for quashing the assessment order dated january 23, 2003, passed, under section 17 of the bihar finance act, 1981 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') and the demand notice issued pursuant, to the said order for the assessment year 2001-2002, so far as it relates to the ..... given when the commodity is tax-paid, but in such cases, the petitioner does not show collection of tax on transaction of quantity of discount. ..... state of orissa [1975] 35 stc 84 (ori).under the central sales tax act, the sale price which enters into the computation of the turnover is the consideration for which the goods are ..... the sale price has been defined under section 2(u) of the act, which runs as follows : '2(u) 'sale price' means the amount payable to a dealer as valuable consideration in respect of the sale or supply ..... that the definition of 'sale price' in section 2(h) of the act does not expressly provide for the deduction of trade discount from the sale ..... turnover of the petitioner for the purposes of imposing tax under the act, which was claimed by the petitioner as a trade discount.2. ..... submissions advanced at the bar, it is apt to refer to the relevant provisions of the act with a view to appreciate the said submissions. ..... without charging any consideration and as such the medicines, which were supplied free in terms of the aforesaid scheme are not covered by the definition of the sale as defined under the act because no consideration money has passed. .....

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Apr 30 2004 (SC)

CaptaIn Sube Singh and ors. Vs. Lt. Governor of Delhi and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : II(2004)ACC60; AIR2004SC3821; [2004(3)JCR144(SC)]; JT2004(1)SC413; 2004(5)SCALE371; (2004)6SCC440

..... for the appellants contends that the impugned notification is ultra vires the powers of the state government under section 67 of the act, apart from being arbitrary and imposing unreasonable restrictions on the fundamental right to trade and business guaranteed under article 19(1)(g) of the ..... a large amount of the fare gets collected, much in advance, and what the dtc has to forego is only a small amount designed to cut down the collection cost, get money in advance and catch ..... neither the state government nor the state transport authority (sta) has the statutory authority under section 67 of the act to impose conditions, other than fixing of fares, which are highly onerous and discriminative against the private operators.12 ..... the delhi high court, on 31st december, 1999, purportedly in exercise of its power under section 67(1) of the act, the state government issued a notification in the following terms:' transport departmentnotification delhi, the 31st december 1999.no. ..... it is also submitted that the operational statistics filed by the dtc before the high court clearly brings out that more than two thirds of the passengers travelling by the dtc buses have been issued concessional passes ..... from the operational statistics we notice that nearly 48 per cent of the persons travelling in the dtc buses were pass holders in april, 1998 and this figure has gone to about 68 ..... a perusal of the operational statistics of the dtc, which is placed on record as annexure p-9 to the writ petition filed .....

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Mar 15 2010 (SC)

Ptc India Ltd. Vs. Central Electricity Regulatory Commission Thr. Secy ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2010(3)SC1,2010(3)LC1203(SC)

..... of notice under clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 18;(f) publication of the alterations or amendments to be made in the licence under clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 18;(g) levy and collection of fees and charges from generating companies or licensees under sub-section (3) of section 32;(h) rates, charges and the term and conditions in respect of intervening transmission facilities under proviso to section 36;(i) payment of ..... (2) of section 18;(f) publication of alterations or amendments to be made in the licence under clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 18;(g) grid code under sub-section (2) of section 28;(h) levy and collection of fees and charge from generating companies or transmission utilities or licensees under sub-section (4) of section 28;(i) rates, charges and terms and conditions in respect of intervening transmission facilities under proviso to section 36;(j) ..... that government on any matter if, in the opinion of the authority, the recommendation would help in improving the generation, transmission, trading, distribution and utilisation of electricity;(i) collect and record the data concerning the generation, transmission, trading, distribution and utilisation of electricity and carry out studies relating to cost, efficiency, competitiveness and such like matters;(j) ..... to generation, transmission and distribution of electricity; and(o) discharge such other functions as may be provided under this act.section 74 - power to require statistics and returns. .....

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Sep 27 2012 (HC)

Tangudu Venkata Rao Vs. the Depot Manager, Apsrtc, Palakonda Depot, Sr ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the graveman of the charge laid against the petitioner in charge no.2 was that inspite of collecting the fare from two passengers at the rate of rs.8/-, he has not issued them the tickets and thus he has misappropriated the income/revenue of the apsrtc unjustly ..... the only inference that can be drawn, in these circumstances, was instead of showing rs.16/- collected by the petitioner from the two passengers towards the revenue of the corporation, he has shown the revenue of the corporation less by rs.16/- ..... it is not in doubt that the petitioner has made entries in the statistical register (sr) noting down therein the number of tickets which he sold denomination wise ..... this is, therefore, a clear case where the petitioner having collected the necessary fare from the two passengers who boarded the bus at palakonda and who traveled upto srikakulam has not issued them the tickets ..... therefore, it was alleged that the petitioner inspite of collecting rs.16/- towards fare from the two passengers has failed to issue them tickets ..... was also never the case of the petitioner that he has not collected the fare from these two passengers. ..... two passengers by mistake have forgotten to collect their respective tickets from the said man. ..... the checking officials have noticed that the statistical return (sr) was closed at stage no.6 by the ..... it is against this order, the petitioner invoked the provision available under section 2a(2) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and raised the industrial dispute. .....

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Sep 17 2012 (TRI)

The Regional Manager Agriculture Insurance Company of India Ltd. Vs. P ...

Court : Kerala State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Thiruvananthapuram

..... the actual assessed yield data for the paddy crops as supplied to the first respondent by the department of economics and statistics, government of kerala for the notified zone comprising of pulincunnu panchayath of alappuzha district in respect of rabbi ii 2006 season as well as the respective threshold yield rate for the same notified zone showed no shortfall during the ..... it is true that there is nothing to show that the department of economics and statistics was notified as the authority to assess the actual yield or the threshold yield. ..... the third opposite party has acted only as a nodal bank collecting and transmitting the insurance premium. ..... the second opposite party collected insurance premium from the complainants to remit the same with the third opposite party. ..... relying on the statistics, it was pointed out that as far as the pulincunnu area was concerned there was no shortfall for the relevant crop. ..... the act that causes the loss must fall within the definition in the policy and it cannot take the cover and contents of the definition as laid down in the criminal law. .....

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Jun 01 1925 (FN)

Cement Manufacturers' Assn. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... reports of all accounts of customers two months or more overdue, giving the name and address of the delinquent debtor, the amount of the overdue account in ledger balance, accounts in hands of attorneys for collection, and any explanation, as, for example, when the account was treated by the debtors as offset of a balance due for bags, or was otherwise disputed. ..... have been made for the delivery of cement sufficiently complete to enable the manufacturer to protect himself against spurious contracts and like transactions induced by misrepresentations;" "(c) information concerning freight rates on cement;" "(d) statistical information as to production, stocks of cement and clinker on hand, and shipments. ..... to prevent the perpetration of fraud upon them, which information they are free to act upon or not as they choose, cannot be held to be an unlawful restraint upon commerce even though, in the ordinary course of business, most sellers would act on the information and refuse to make deliveries for which they were not legally bound ..... have, by universal practice, been treated by cement manufacturers as, in effect, free options customarily made and acted upon on the understanding that the purchaser is to pay nothing until after page 268 u. s. ..... in a suit under the anti-trust act to dissolve a trade association formed by numerous manufacturers of portland cement, it appeared: (1) that, following trade practice, each manufacturer disposed of part of its product through "specific job .....

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