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K G vs.state of Delhi & Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... respondent no.2 filed a petition under section 13(1) of hindu marriage act, hma no.seeking dissolution of marriage on the ground of cruelty, along with an application under section 26 of hma on 07.01.2017 seeking a restraint order against the petitioner from taking away m from ..... social customs and contacts to which he has been accustomed, or if its education in his native land is interrupted and the child is being subjected to a foreign system of education, for these are all acts which could psychologically disturb the summary jurisdiction is exercised only if the court to which the child has been removed is moved promptly and quickly, for in that event, the judge may well be persuaded ..... customs and contacts to which he has been accustomed, or if its education in his native land is interrupted and the child is being subjected to a foreign system of education, - for these are all acts which could psychologically disturb the summary jurisdiction be exercised only if the court to which the child has been removed is moved promptly and quickly ..... writ of habeas corpus cannot be used for mere enforcement of the directions given by the foreign court against a person within its jurisdiction and convert that jurisdiction into that of an executing court ..... except the duration during which they were on short visits to india, had been spent in ..... the parties also travelled to india on a short holiday and returned back to usa in ..... with the respondent no.2 and m left for new delhi, india for a short trip. .....

National Bank of Washington Vs. Texas

Court : US Supreme Court

..... rebellion having broken out, and the state having gone over to the rebel side, and there being a large number of the bonds still undisposed of in the state treasury, the legislature of texas, by an act of january 11, 1862, repealed the act of december 16, 1851 (making an endorsement necessary), and the then authorities of texas, through its "military board," in january, 1865, sold or transferred, as was said, and as in former cases in this court was ..... [ footnote 2 ] -- it was determined that as against the true -- that is to say the loyal -- state of texas (particular citizens of which had stopped payment of them at the federal treasury), no title had passed to bonds which had been thus transferred, and that notwithstanding the transfer, the reconstructed state might reclaim the bonds or their proceeds. ..... was also alleged that said bonds were never endorsed by the governor of the state of texas in such manner as by the law of texas was required, by reason of which no legal title to the same passed from the state or was vested in the parties to whom they were delivered. ..... a different rule would involve the dissolution of the social compact and resolve society back into its original ..... bonds were paid, and that the purchases here were made in view of this action; that of the nineteen bonds now in question, fifteen or sixteen had been bought in december, 1865, and in august and september, 1866, from jay cooke & co. ..... in short, the testimony on this branch of the subject is an absolute .....

Newberry Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... county agents and solicitors, and of voters not infirm or disabled;" "compensation of campaign managers, public speakers, and secret propagandists, and of field, district, and county agents and solicitors;" "appropriating and converting to the use of the defendants themselves, and each of them, large sums of money under the guise and pretense of payment of their expenses and compensation for their services;" "rent of offices and ..... the united states of america in congress assembled (two-thirds of each house concurring therein), that in lieu of the first paragraph of 3 of article i of the constitution of the united states, and in lieu of so much of paragraph 2 of the same section as relates to the filling of vacancies, and in lieu of all of paragraph 1 of 4 of said article i insofar as same relates to any authority in congress to make or alter regulations as to the times or manner of holding elections for senators, the ..... section 2 of the act of june 4, 1914, supra, if it could be regarded as an attempt to regulate nominations of senators, based on the amendment, would have no bearing on a prosecution under the act of 1910-1911 for conduct occurring after that section ..... effect is the power to legislate through a congress consisting of a senate and house of representatives chosen by the people -- in short, the power to maintain a lawmaking body representative in its character. ..... title ..... act to regulate the times and manner of holding elections for senators in congress," approved july 25, 1866 .....

Dada Vs. Mukasey

Court : US Supreme Court

..... one year im- mediately preceding the date the notice to appear was served under section 1229(a) of this title; (b) the alien is, and has been, a person of good moral character for at least 5 years immediately preceding the alien s application for voluntary de- parture; (c) the alien is not deportable under ..... the act, as pertinent to voluntary departures requested at the conclusion of removal proceedings, provides: the attorney general may permit an alien voluntarily to depart the united states at the alien s own expense if, at the conclusion of a proceeding under section 1229a of this title, the immigration judge enters an order granting voluntary departure in lieu of removal and finds that (a) the alien has been physically present in the united states for a period of at least ..... that his motion recited new and material evidence demonstrating a bona fide marriage and that his case should be continued until the second i 130 ..... i shall assume that the proposed rule would be valid, even though it converts the statutory requirement of departure within the prescribed period (on pain of losing the right to seek adjustment of status) ..... but why does it allow us to convert the alien s statutorily required promise to depart voluntarily into an option either to abide by the terms, and receive the agreed-upon benefits, of voluntary departure; or, alternatively, to forgo those benefits and remain .....

Anil Kumar Bhattacharya Vs. Corporation of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1937Cal603

..... a bye-law of the class we are here considering (he was considering a bye-law made by the county council under the authority given to them by section of the local government act 1888) i take to be an ordinance affecting the public, or some portion of the public imposed by some authority clothed with statutory powers ordering something to be done or not to be done, and accompanied by some sanction or penalty for its non ..... swimming association to the individual ladies who had composed originally the women's committee, was dated 23rd may 1934, and though it was couched in courteous terms, it was intended, as i have said, to bring about the dissolution or, at any rate, cessation of the functioning of the committee which was at that time purporting to manage the swimming by the ladies in the cornwallis square tank. ..... any person entitled to any legal character or to any right as to any property may institute a suit against any person denying or interested to deny, his title to such character or right, and the court may in its discretion make therein a declaration that he is so entitled, and the plaintiff need not in such suit ask for any further relief: provided that no court shall ..... the result was, to put the matter shortly, that in the end the national swimming association found itself in the position of having to take steps to dissociate itself from the women's committee and eventually they wrote to the individual members of it saying, in effect, that ..... golding (1866) 1 c p 69 at p. .....

MCiLVAiNE Vs. COXE'S LESSEE

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the subsequent statute of this state, declaring aliens incapable of purchasing or holding lands in this state, does not affect the plaintiff's title, otherwise than by recognizing and enforcing it, for it hath a proviso that "the act shall not be construed to work a "forfeiture of any lands, which belonged to any subjects of the king of "great britain before the late war, or to prevent proprietors of such "lands, from selling and ..... he made his election before any new government was formed, and on the dissolution of the old one; and therefore never was a subject of the state ..... the state of new-jersey, by declaring him a subject, and punishing him as such, have also taken him as their subject; and by law have only done what is commonly produced by the act of the party; that is to say, created a kind of double allegiance; a matter which happens here every day in the case of the naturalized englishmen. ..... -and both this ordinance and this section of the act, contained in them nothing more than the principle acted on throughout the war, that americans could at no period legally act against this country, but were bound to take its part from the ..... the lessor of the plaintiff, was born in new jersey, where he resided from his birth until some time in the year 1777, when he removed to the city of philadelphia while or shortly before it was in the possession of the british troops. ..... , who ought not to owe allegiance even to the people themselves-in short, it could not exist in a free country. .....

Hutcheson Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that testimony had disclosed that, in june, 1956, the petitioner, blaier, and chapman had together bought, in their individual capacities, certain real property in lake county for $20,000, and had shortly thereafter sold it at a profit of $78,000, to the state of indiana for highway construction purposes, pursuant to an agreement whereby a deputy in the indiana right-of-way department was paid one-fifth of ..... : "if they [the house of congress] are proceeding in a matter beyond their legitimate cognizance, we are of opinion that this can be shown, and we cannot give our assent to the principle that, by the mere act of asserting a person to be guilty of a contempt, they thereby establish their right to fine and imprison him, beyond the power of any court or any other tribunal whatever to inquire into the grounds on which the order ..... footnote 2/1 ] but this hardly converts the committee's page 369 u. ..... section 2(b) of the act declares it to be a finding of congress, "from recent investigations in the labor and management fields, that there have been a number of instances of breach of trust, corruption, disregard of the rights of individual employees, and other failures to ..... legislative power continues perpetual, the legislative body ceases to exist on the moment of its adjournment or periodical dissolution. ..... upon which the petitioner relies as evidencing a committee departure from these legitimate congressional concerns fall far short of sustaining what is sought to be made of them. .....