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Retail Clerks Vs. Lion Dry Goods, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , inc., recognized the petitioners as representatives of their employees and executed collective bargaining agreements with the petitioners on a multi-employer basis. when the 1957 impasse developed, the petitioners struck one of those two other stores, and it promptly contracted separately with the petitioners. respondents and the second of ..... "suits for violation of contracts between an employer and a labor organization representing employees in an industry affecting commerce as defined in this chapter, or between any such labor organizations, may be brought in any district court of the united states having jurisdiction of the parties, ..... with two allegedly binding arbitration awards. respondents are two department stores in toledo, ohio, covered by the labor management relations act. for some years prior to 1957, petitioners had been the collective bargaining representatives of respondents' employees, and had been parties to collective bargaining agreements with respondents. in november .....

Baker Vs. Carr

Court : US Supreme Court

..... districts, numbered one (1) through eight (8), each district coextensive with the county, with one (1) representative to be elected from each district. [acts 1901, ch. 122, 6; shan., 126a1; code 1932, 144; acts 1957, ch. 220, 1; 1959, ch. 213, 1.]" "3-106. joint representatives. -- the following counties jointly, shall elect one representative, as follows ..... said counties by virtue of sections 2-1201 et seq. of tennessee code annotated, and section 2-301 et seq. of tennessee code annotated, and chapter 164 of the acts of 1949, inter alia." the question whether the named defendants are sufficient parties remains open for consideration on remand. [ footnote 26 ] smiley v. ..... election commissioners for all the counties of the state of tennessee, the organization and supervision of the biennial elections as provided by the statutes of tennessee, chapter 9 of title 2 of the tennessee code annotated, sections 2-901, et seq. " "that this action is brought against the aforenamed defendants in .....

Kesler Vs. Department of Public Safety

Court : US Supreme Court

..... towards promoting safety in automobile traffic by administrative and compensatory remedies calculated to restrain careless driving. its purpose is wholly unrelated to the purposes of the bankruptcy act. in june, 1957, a utah court entered judgments in damages against appellant, based on his allegedly negligent page 369 u. s. 155 operation of an automobile. on appeal ..... conference of commissioners on uniform state laws (1943), p. 69. the result of this study was an entirely revised model act, indorsed by the national conference, page 369 u. s. 165 which now appears as chapter 7 of the uniform vehicle code of 1956. [ footnote 28 ] the new uniform code reflects most of the changes ..... , 1940, as recompiled 1958, tit. 36, 74(42)-74(83). the 1959, amendment (laws, no. 72) limited suspension to a maximum of three years); arkansas (acts 1953, no. 347, ark.stat., 1947 (1957 replacement), tit. 75, c. 14); district of columbia (68 stat. 120 (1954), as amended 72 stat. 957 (1958), d.c.code, 1961, tit. 40 .....

Glidden Co. Vs. Zdanok

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 38 ] to decide if debts [ footnote 39 ] or penalties [ footnote 40 ] are due the united states, and to determine the liability of the united states for patent or copyright infringement [ footnote 41 ] and for other specially designated torts. [ footnote 42 ] in addition, it has been given jurisdiction to review, on issues of law including the existence of substantial ..... however, been specified for reduction by congress; the action of the judges was understandable, coming, as it did, after bakelite had been decided, and, under 109 of the act, 47 stat. 403, the treasury was authorized to accept reductions in payment voluntarily tendered by judges whose salary was constitutionally exempt from diminution. [ footnote 30 ] 36 stat. 106 ..... the practice of masters in chancery. for the judicial quality of the proceedings, see the revised rules of the court of claims effective december 2, 1957, 140 ct.cl. ii, 28 u.s.c. app., p. 5237 as amended, id. (supp. iii), p. 863. [ footnote 37 ] in 1950, tucker .....

Brown Shoe Co., Inc. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... leased shoe departments in department stores throughout the country. before its acquisition of wohl, brown had supplied 12.8% of wohl's shoe requirements; by 1957, it was supplying 33.6% of wohl's needs. in 1953, brown purchased a partial interest in a small chain of retail stores in los ..... their expansion is not rendered unlawful by the mere fact that small independent stores may be adversely affected. it is competition, not competitors, which the act protects. but we cannot fail to recognize congress' desire to promote competition through the protection of viable, small, locally owned business. congress appreciated that occasional ..... and uses, unique production facilities, distinct customers, distinct prices, sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors. [ footnote 43 ] because 7 of the clayton act prohibits any merger which may substantially lessen competition "in any line of commerce" (emphasis supplied), it is necessary to examine the effects of a merger in each .....

State of West Bengal Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC1241; [1964]1SCR371

..... lands themselves, particularly when there is a specific entry for acquisition. nor can the mines and minerals (regulation and development) act 1957 (act 67 of 1957) be successfully invoked in this case, for that act, which contains a declaration that it is expedient in the public interest that the union should take under its control the regulation ..... and union properties from state taxation and authorizes the union as well as the states to borrow money on the security of their respective properties subject to certain limitations. chapter iii of part xii deals with acquisition of property, assets, rights, liabilities and obligations in certain cases; under art. 294, 'as from the commencement of ..... as the case may be. even in regard to the executive power, arts. 73 and 162 mark out the respective fields of the union and the states. chapter ii of part xi provides for the control of the union over the states in certain specified cases. part xii deals with finance, property, contracts, rights, .....

Silver Vs. New York Stock Exchange

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 1945); o'brien v. papas, 49 n.y.s.2d 521 (sup.ct.1944); taxicab drivers' local union no. 889 v. pittman, 322 p.2d 159 (okl.1957); international printing pressmen & assistants' union of north america v. smith, 145 tex. 399, 198 s.w.2d 729 (1946); leo v. local union no. 612 of ..... inapposite, and the ungoverned self-regulation became more and more obviously inadequate, with acceleratingly grave consequences. this impotency ultimately led to the enactment of the 1934 act. the house committee report summed up the long-developing problem in discussing the general purposes of the bill: "the fundamental fact behind the necessity for this ..... telephone connections which were essential to the conduct of their businesses. the members applied to the exchange, as required by its rules promulgated under the securities exchange act of 1934, for approval of the connections. temporary approval was granted and the connections were established; but, without prior notice to petitioners, the applications were .....

United States Vs. Philadelphia Nat'l Bank

Court : US Supreme Court

..... (1952) vii; h.r. 5948, printed in 102 cong.rec. 2108-2109 (1956); hearings before a subcommittee of the senate committee on banking and currency on the financial institutions act of 1957, 85th cong., 1st sess., pt. 2, p. 1030 (testimony of attorney general brownell); h.r.rep. no. 1416, regulation of bank mergers, 86th cong., 2d sess. ..... general character of its management, the convenience and needs of the community to be served, and whether or not its corporate powers are consistent with the purposes of this chapter. in the case of a merger, consolidation, acquisition of assets, or assumption of liabilities, the appropriate agency shall also take into consideration the effect of the transaction ..... and needs of the community to be served, and whether or not its corporate powers are consistent with the purposes of this chapter." 12 u.s.c. (supp. iv, 1963) 1828(c). compare 6 of the federal deposit insurance act, 12 u.s.c. 1816. [ footnote 2/22 ] see also 106 cong.rec. 7259 (1960): "the language .....

England Vs. Medical Examiners

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a wide variety of state law. see, e.g., lochner v. new york, 198 u. s. 45 ; burns baking co. v. bryan, 264 u. s. 504 . those chapters have ended, sometimes as a result of judicial housekeeping, [ footnote 2/6 ] at other times as a consequence of federal legislation. [ footnote 2/7 ] what mostly remain are clashes ..... board of medical examiners, representing the state, says that they are included. the chiropractors say they are not, and, if they are, that the act is unconstitutional. the case was started in may, 1957, and here we are nearly seven years later without a decision on the merits. that seems like an unnecessary price to pay for our federalism. ..... action. the judgment is reversed, and the case is remanded for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. it is so ordered. [ footnote 1 ] the action was brought in 1957. the district court initially dismissed the complaint on the authority of louisiana state board of medical examiners v. fife, 162 la. 681, 111 so. 58, aff'd per .....

United States Vs. Barnett

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and has never been explicitly legitimated by this court. the imposition of serious penalties for criminal contempts is a relatively recent phenomenon. from the foundation of the republic until 1957, i am aware of only two isolated instances of imprisonment for longer than six months for criminal contempt brought to the attention of this court. in re savin, ..... distinction based on the seriousness of the offense. we list these in the margin. [ footnote 12 ] it page 376 u. s. 695 does appear true that, since 1957, the penalties imposed in cases reaching this court have increased appreciably. but those cases did not settle any constitutional questions as to the punishment imposed. and with reference to ..... and be publicly whipt, on his or her bare back, with thirty-nine lashes well laid on"). id. at 173-174. [ footnote 4/11 ] act of nov. 1785, chapter lxxii, i md. laws (maxcy 1811), 595-596. [ footnote 4/12 ] act of feb. 9, 1791, n.h. constitution and laws (1805), 95. see id. at 9. see also n.h .....