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Mar 27 1946 (FN)

Winters Vs. New York

Court : US Supreme Court

..... convictions and beliefs for its enactment: "whereas, we believe that the destructive and adventurous potentialities of boys and adolescents, and of adults of weak character or those leading a drab existence, are often stimulated by collections of pictures and stories of criminal deeds of bloodshed or lust so massed as to incite to violent and depraved crimes against the person; and" "whereas, we believe that such juveniles and other susceptible characters do ..... fact commit such crimes at least partly because incited to do so by such publications, the purpose of which is to exploit such susceptible characters; and" "whereas, such belief, even though not capable of statistical demonstration, is supported by our experience as well as by the opinions of some specialists page 333 u. s. ..... where the statute uses words of no determinative meaning, or the language is so general and indefinite as to embrace not only acts commonly recognized as reprehensible, but also others which it is unreasonable to presume were intended to be made criminal, it will ..... of the state's constitutional provision as to free speech, that the act did not violate any constitutional provision relating to the freedom of the ..... or stories of criminal deeds of bloodshed or lust so massed as to become vehicles for inciting violent and depraved crimes against the person, held so vague and indefinite as to violate the fourteenth amendment by prohibiting acts within the protection of the guaranty of free speech and press. pp. .....

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Mar 01 1976 (HC)

Alapati Seshadri Rao and Co. and ors. Vs. the Agricultural Market Comm ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1977AP322

..... maintenance of buildings necessary for the market and for the health, convenience and safety of the persons using the same, providing standard weights and measures, the collection and dissemination of information regarding all matters relating to crops, statistics and marketing in respect of notified agricultural produce, livestock and products of livestock, embarking upon schemes for the expansion of agricultural products and improvement to the notified ..... court have again discussed the case law on the subject and held that while fixing rates at which property tax is to be levied by corporation, under bombay provincial muncipal corporation act (59 of 1949), which did not fix any maximum rate it was not invalid on that ground, because the ultimate control for raising them is with the councillors responsible to the people and the ..... 1970)illj633sc ) it was held that there was no improper delegation of its statutory power and duties under section 195 (5) of the states reorganisation act by the central government by asking the state government to prepare the preliminary and final gradation lists on the principles laid down by the central ..... consider the various decisions relating to the validity of delegation of legislative functions to the government or any other authority, for it is not the case of the appellants that section 7(3) of the act which vests the power to levy the licence fee on the government is ultra vires on the ground that there is a delegation of legislative function. .....

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Apr 02 2008 (HC)

Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company Ltd. Vs. State of Bihar and an ...

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : [2008(2)JCR610(Jhr)]

..... for the levy of such fees in respect of application, amendment of documents, issue of certificates, licences, permits, tests, endorsements, badges plates, counter signatures, authorization, supply of statistics or copies of documents or orders and for any other purpose or matter involving the rendering of any service by the officers or authorities under this act or any rule made thereunder as may be considered necessary.provided that the government may, if it considers necessary so to do, in the public interest, by general or special order ..... on this basis, the counsel for the state government would strenuously contend that in order to collect the additional fee, the state government is empowered to impose surcharge on fee as it is not equal to tax or duty. ..... it is specific plea made by the state government that the state government in order to collect the additional fee, imposed surcharge, which is a word used in the place of additional fee. ..... it is mainly contended by the petitioner while challenging the aforesaid notification that section 211 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 does not empower the state government to frame rules to collect surcharge and as such notification is invalid.7. ..... it is now increasingly realized that merely because the collections for the services rendered or grant of a privilege or licence are taken to the consolidated fund of the state and not separately appropriate towards the expenditure for rendering the service is not by itself decisive. .....

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Feb 17 1981 (SC)

Rameshchandra Kachardas Porwal and ors. Vs. State of Maharashtra and o ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1981SC1127; 1981(1)SCALE334; (1981)2SCC722; [1981]2SCR866

..... produce in the market area of the market; to establish centres for the collection of such agricultural produce in the market area as the state government may notify from time to time; to collect, maintain, disseminate and supply information in respect of production, sale, storage, processing, prices and movement of agricultural produce (including information relating to crops, statistics and marketing intelligence); to take all possible steps to prevent adulteration; to promote ..... was declared as the principal market for the area comprising greater bombay and turbhe village.it was argued on behalf of the petitioners that the maharashtra agricultural produce marketing (regulation) act 1963 did not invest the director of marketing or the market committee with any power to compel a trader to transfer his activity from a previously e xisting market to a principal or ..... produced in another market area or even outside the state of uttar pradesh but if a transaction of sale and purchase takes place of an agricultural produce as defined in the act and covered by the notification within a particular market area then fee can be charged in relation to the said transaction".one of the submissions strenuously pressed be fore us was that ..... such other officers and servants as may be necessary for the management of the market, for the collection, maintenance, dissemina tion and supply of information relating to crops, statistics and marketing intelligence and for carrying out its duties under the act. .....

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Dec 02 1960 (HC)

itty Kurian and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1962Ker267

..... activities under clause (2) of section 17 of the reserve bank of india ac: 1934, including its suggestions for the streng-thening of banking business in the country.section 35-a which has also been included by a subsequent amendment in the main act, gives pow.er to the reserve bank to issue directions to banking companies generally or to any banking company in particular, if it is satisfied that it is necessary to issue such directions: (a) in the national interest; or(b) to prevent the affairs of any ..... chief justice again observes at the same page:''the general descriptive words in item 21 include 'the collection of rents' and if a provincial legislature can legislate with respect to the collection of renis, it must also have power to legislate with respect to any limitation on the power of a landlord to collect rents, that is to say, with respect to the remission ot rents as well as to their collection .....i have no doubt that legislation with respect to the remission of rents is legislation with respect to ..... after taking note of the statistics relating to banks in india, giving glaring instances of so-called banks, the report observes that 6 out of 16 banks that failed or went into liquidations in 1927, had practically no paid-up capital and the paid-up capital of one ..... balsara, air 1951 sc 318, air 1953 sc 404; air 1954 sc 314; and (s) air 1955 ..... a case the court will strike down the law as an instance of naked discrimination, as it did in air 1953 sc 91; and air 1953 sc 215. .....

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Mar 16 1984 (HC)

Titagarh Paper Mills Co. Ltd. and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and or ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1986]59CompCas94(Cal),88CWN650

..... has contended that in view of the all round progress of the company, it was not possible to form any opinion about the maladministration of the company and in the context of statistics of gradually progressive performance being made by the petitioner-company, the alleged opinion that the company had not been running efficiently and/or there had been maladministration and/or diversion of funds of ..... of reappointment of the wholetime directors as prayed for but also directed the registrar of companies to lodge complaints against the petitioner company and its directors for alleged violation of various provisions of the companies act and for alleged misappropriation, misfeasance of the company's funds and separate complaints have been filed by the registrar of companies at the instance of the company law board before the chief metropolitan magistrate, calcutta ..... the petitioners have contended that the report of the inspector having been based on the materials including the materials collected by him, copies of such evidence and the documents should be furnished to the petitioners so as to afford them real opportunity to defend themselves against the report obtained by ..... banerjee has also submitted that it will appear from the report itself that six sets of evidence had been collected by the inspector and/or assistants and the inspection report is based on a consideration of that evidence but excepting the report itself the evidence was not disclosed to the petitioners despite repeated .....

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Sep 04 2012 (HC)

Nimmaka Jaya Raj Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Represented by ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... that it comes within 50% when the aggregate reservation in favour of scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and backward classes put together; ii) the state shall conduct a detailed investigation with regard to backwardness of the population, collect data, invite objections from the general public, analyse the same and then fix the reservation in favour of backward classes in accordance with the constitutional scheme. ..... , the learned advocate general submitted that the percentage of backward classes in the state is 39.39% according to the data collected in the socio-economic survey conducted by the andhra pradesh backward classes finance corporation ltd. ..... the state government is required to conduct a detailed investigation with regard to backwardness of the population, collect data, invite objections from the general public, analyse the same and then fix the reservation in accordance ..... cases on hand, admittedly, no investigation has been conducted and data collected for the purpose of providing reservations as permissible under article 243d(6) ..... respondents in relying on unpublished population statistics for the purpose of reservation to bcs as contemplated u/s 202-a of act 13/1994 as arbitrary and illegal; iii ..... the petitioners in writ petition no.11036 of 2006 submitted that reservation of 34% is provided by the state in favour of backward classes on the basis of unpublished data of population figures collected in the socio economic survey by the andhra pradesh backward classes co-op. .....

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Sep 04 2012 (HC)

Nimmaka Jaya Raj Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Repres

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... in fixing 34% reservation to bcs for the offices of panchayats at each level as arbitrary, illegal, void and violative of art.14 and 15(4) of the constitution of india; ii) declaring the action of respondents in relying on unpublished population statistics for the purpose of reservation to bcs as contemplated u/s 202-a of act 13/1994 as arbitrary and illegal; iii) a direction may be issued to the respondents not to allow the creamy layer in the bcs as notified in g.o.ms.no.3, dated 4.4.2006 to contest in the elections to the offices of panchayat at ..... such percentage so that it comes within 50% when the aggregate reservation in favour of scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and backward classes put together; ii) the state shall conduct a detailed investigation with regard to backwardness of the population, collect data, invite objections from the general public, analyse the same and then fix the reservation in favour of backward classes in accordance with the constitutional scheme. ..... behalf of the state, the learned advocate general submitted that the percentage of backward classes in the state is 39.39% according to the data collected in the socio-economic survey conducted by the andhra pradesh backward classes finance corporation ltd. ..... the state government is required to conduct a detailed investigation with regard to backwardness of the population, collect data, invite objections from the general public, analyse the same and then fix the reservation in accordance with the .....

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May 15 2014 (HC)

Jane Norman Limited Vs. Jane Norman Retail Pvt Ltd and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... does not have physical stores in india where it sells its products under the trade mark jane norman , however, plaintiff definitely enjoys a spill over reputation which is evident from the statistics filed on record proving the huge number of visits that the plaintiff s website receives from indian users. ..... deposed that in india, the plaintiff s business predecessor, jane norman (holdings) limited, applied for the registration of the jane norman mark in november 2006 in classes 14, 18, 25 and 35 and in june, 2007 in class 9 (collectively covering a range of goods and services, including clothing and retail services). ..... that sometime in december, 2011 the plaintiff had received a letter from the high commission of india in london informing the plaintiff about one such tortuous act of defendant no.1 and defendant no.2, wherein they fraudulently misrepresented and falsely claimed association with the plaintiff. ..... present suit for permanent injunction restraining trade mark and copyright infringement, passing off, dilution, acts of unfair competition, damages/rendition of accounts, freezing of assets, delivery up etc.2. ..... pw-1/18, informing the plaintiff about one such tortuous act of defendant no.1 and defendant no.2, wherein they unequivocally and fraudulently misrepresented and falsely claimed association ..... that in addition to the foregoing, the plaintiff s mark can be regarded as an original artistic work under the indian copyright act of 1957 and hence, deserves protection.9. mr. .....

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Sep 04 2015 (HC)

Dr. Jaya Sagade, Director Vs. The State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

..... a woman does not desire to approach the magistrate's court through the registered channel of the protection officer, the service provider registered under the act must refer her to another agency which is not a stakeholder under the act for settling the matter would be to shift the case and the burden of the case upon the agency rendering similar services which that stakeholder itself ..... framed by this court to the end that the magistrate must necessarily pass some order or direction giving the violated woman some relief so soon as an application is filed by her under section 10 of the dv act, be it interim or even ad-interim, even without notice to the husband or other violators, if required, in granting her a modicum of maintenance amount or a relief of injunction in respect of her residence, ..... are stated to have been evolved which guide the work of ngos and women's rights organizations as contended by the lawyer's collective must allow the ngos and service providers to work in the ultimate result within a free and unfettered framework to negotiate ..... the submissions of the lawyer's collective, the failed settlement would itself tantamount to domestic violence upon which a domestic incident report (dir) could be filed under section 12 of the act to commence the judicial process in ..... statistics of the number of cases settled by amicable separation or by reconciliation between the parties as also the various cells and counselling centers which have come up under the act ..... statistics .....

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