Conception - Judgment Search Results

Union of India (Uoi) and ors. Vs. Gopal Chandra Misra and ors.

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: AIR1978SC694; [1978(37)FLR16]; (1978)ILLJ492SC; (1978)2SCC301; [1978]3SCR12

..... constitutional provisions relating to resignation in fact the 35th amendment act itself shows that the concept of acceptance of resignation was completely absent before the amendment was brought about and ..... judges supreme court judges president vice president speaker etc no such amendment by introducing the concept of acceptance of the resignation was brought about in article 217 and other similar .....

United States Vs. Wheeler

Court: US Supreme Court

..... distribution of powers to administer criminal justice would not be desirable ibid the dual sovereignty concept does not apply however in every instance where successive cases are brought by nominally ..... that successive tribal and federal prosecutions are not for the same offence the dual sovereignty concept should be limited to successive state and federal prosecutions but we cannot accept so .....

Rakas Vs. Illinois

Court: US Supreme Court

..... defendant s rights under that amendment rather than on any theoretically separate but invariably intertwined concept of standing pp 439 u s 138 140 3 the phrase legitimately on premises coined ..... of privacy in fourth amendment jurisprudence the court has not altogether abandoned use of property concepts in determining the presence or absence of the privacy interests protected by that amendment no .....

Regents of Univ. of California Vs. Bakke

Court: US Supreme Court

..... be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance the concept of discrimination like the phrase equal protection of the laws is susceptible of ..... a perceived preferred status of a particular racial or ethnic minority are intractable the concepts of majority and minority necessarily reflect temporary arrangements and political judgments as observed .....

United States Vs. United States Gypsum Co.

Court: US Supreme Court

..... instead congress will be presumed to have legislated against the background of our traditional legal concepts which render intent a critical factor and absence of contrary direction will be taken ..... meeting competition defense and good faith is a flexible and pragmatic not technical or doctrinaire concept rigid rules and inflexible absolutes are especially inappropriate in dealing with the 2 b .....

Mcdaniel Vs. Paty

Court: US Supreme Court

..... s 303 1940 everson v board of education supra at 330 u s 8 earlier conceptions of permissible state action with respect to religion including those regarding clergy disqualification were superseded ..... much less excuse or condone the deprivation of religious liberty here involved fundamental to the conception of religious liberty protected by the religion clauses is the idea that religious beliefs are .....

H. Puttappa and ors. Vs. the State of Karnataka and ors.

Court: Karnataka

Reported in: AIR1978Kant148; ILR1978KAR605; 1978(1)KarLJ302

..... based on the principle of mutual help he thus advanced the concept of co operation as the basis of a new social and ..... operation as existed when the constitution was enacted and should give that conception alone to the co operative society found in entry 32 list ..... be presumed to be aware of an enlarged meaning the same concept might attract with the march of time and with the revolutionary .....

Rajendra Singh Yadav Vs. Chandra Sen and ors.

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: AIR1979SC882; (1979)4SCC111; 1978(10)LC862(SC)

..... short we agree in principle with the sum up of the concept made by the author appeal as we have stressed covers a ..... perspective and statutory setting once we accept the liquidity of the appellate concept we are logically led into a study of the imperatives of ..... requirement of the guarantee of life and liberty rooted in the conception that men are fallible that judges are men and that making .....

Parker Vs. Flook

Court: US Supreme Court

..... discovery of such a phenomenon cannot support a patent unless there is some other inventive concept in its application here it is absolutely clear that respondent s application contains no claim ..... in the following words phenomena of nature though just discovered mental processes and abstract intellectual concepts are not patentable as they are the basic tools of scientific and technological work id .....

California Vs. Southland Royalty Co.

Court: US Supreme Court

..... held that the fpc s jurisdiction was based on the broader concept of interstate sales of natural gas one obvious result of phillips ..... 247 3d ed 1939 footnote 2 19 petitioners rejoin that strict concepts of property law or state definitions of ownership cannot control ..... to which royalty payments under a lease are related to the concept of a jurisdictional sale under the act an entirely different .....