Conditional Privilege - Judgment Search Results

Stebbins and Hurley Vs. Riley

Court: US Supreme Court

..... is much in judicial opinion to suggest that a state may impose any condition it chooses on the privilege of taking property by will or descent or indeed that it may abolish ..... state law and the authority which confers it may impose conditions upon its exercise that in consequence the state may tax the privilege discriminating not only between the status of those who .....

Khoday Gangadara Sah Vs. A. Swaminadha Mudali and ors.

Court: Chennai

Reported in: AIR1926Mad218

..... as appearing in ex 1 b clause 16 of the general conditions of retail vend licenses is as follows no privilege of supply or vend shall he sold transferred or sub rented ..... in clause 16 of the general conditions indicates that if it was intended to prevent any agent bing appointed for the management of any such privilege without the previous permission of the .....

Cockrill Vs. People

Court: US Supreme Court

..... rights and privileges as are or may be granted to native citizens or subjects on their submitting themselves to the conditions imposed upon ..... and property and enjoyment in that respect of the rights and privileges granted native citizens pp 268 u s 261 262 62 cal ..... escheat not attributable to like acts of persons who have the privilege of owning such lands the equal protection clause does not require .....

Shafer Vs. Farmers GraIn Co.

Court: US Supreme Court

..... interstate commerce is not a privilege derived from state laws and which they may fetter with conditions but is a common right ..... a satisfactory examination each license is to be held on condition that the licensee shall honestly and correctly determine the grades ..... that in subjecting the buying for interstate shipment to the conditions and measure of control just shown the act directly interferes .....

Sheik HussaIn Sahib Vs. Pachipulusu Subbayya and anr.

Court: Chennai

Reported in: AIR1926Mad449; 94Ind.Cas.677; (1926)50MLJ377

..... recognised that one land owner cannot by altering the condition of his land deprive the owner of the adjoining land of the privilege of using his own as he might have done .....

Vice-chairman, Chidambaram Municipality Vs. Ganasambandham Pillai

Court: Chennai

Reported in: AIR1926Mad798

..... he must submit to the whole statutory scheme instead of accepting the privileges and repudiating disabilities it is an essential condition of those rights that they should be determined in the manner .....

The Vice-chairman, Chidambaram Municipality Vs. Ganasambandham Pillai

Court: Chennai

Reported in: 94Ind.Cas.546

..... he must submit to the whole statutory scheme instead of accepting the privileges and repudiating disabilities it is an essential condition of those rights that they should be determined in the manner .....

Emperor Vs. Jagardeo Ramsumer Tewari

Court: Mumbai

Reported in: AIR1925Bom489; (1925)27BOMLR1043; 90Ind.Cas.311

..... of benares subject to certain restrictions and conditions considered necessary for safeguarding to the residents of the ceded territories the rights and privileges they had enjoyed under the british ..... of benares subject to certain restrictions and conditions considered necessary for safeguarding to the residents of the ceded territories the rights and privileges they had enjoyed under the british .....

Jamshedji Ardeshir Wadia Vs. the Secretary of State for India

Court: Mumbai

Reported in: (1926)28BOMLR25

..... the grant and unoccupied land granted in cultivation by the inamdar on condition that the land was brought under rice cultivation they would be ..... government 3 has the holder always enjoyed all the rights and privileges of an absolute owner and has the defendant recognised him as ..... 3 the holder had not always enjoyed all the rights and privileges of an absolute owner he had been in possession of the .....

Jamshedji Ardeshir Wadia and ors. Vs. Secretary of State

Court: Mumbai

Reported in: AIR1926Bom209

..... the grant and unoccupied land granted in cultivation by the inamdar on condition that the land was brought under rice cultivation they would be ..... government 3 has the holder always enjoyed all the rights and privileges of an absolute owner and has the defendant recognized him as ..... 3 the holder had not always enjoyed all the rights and privileges of an absolute owner he had been in possession of the .....