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The State of Bihar Vs. Maharajadhiraja Sir Kameshwar Singh of Darbhang ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1952]1SCR889

..... court either on appeal or on substantive application under article 32. it was at that stage that the constituent assembly passed the constitution (first amendment) act, 1951. sections 4 and 5 of the act which are material for our purpose are as follows :- 4 after article 31 of the constitution the following article shall be inserted, and shall ..... no duty to pay compensation implicit in the content of the entry itself. 50. reference in this connection may be made to the government of india act, 1935. by section 299 of that statute a fetter was imposed on the power of legislation itself. the constitution however, declared laws not providing for compensation as void and it ..... on article 13 read with other relevant articles of part iii of the constitution. and the operation of these articles was made retrospective by providing, in section 4 of the amendment act, that article 31-a shall be 'deemed always to have been inserted' and, in article 31b, that none of the specified statutes 'shall be .....

Nar Hari Sastri and ors. Vs. Shri Badrinath Temple Committee

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC245; (1952)IIMLJ255(SC); [1952]1SCR849

..... l.r. 15 bom. p. 309 : thackersay v. harbhum, i.l.r. 8 bom. p. 432 , and this principle has been accepted by and recognised in the shri badrinath temple act, section 25 of which provides for framing of bye-laws by the temple committee inter alia for maintenance of order inside the temple and regulating the entry of persons within it ..... of property made to anyone within the precincts of the temple.' the definition is undoubtedly couched in very wide language but it is to be noted that under section 4 of the act which deals with the vesting of property, a gift does not vest in the temple at all unless it is made for the benefit of the temple or ..... and its endowments in the temple committee. it was asserted, further, that all gifts made within the precincts of the temple would vest in the temple committee under section 3(b) of the act and that the committee had the absolute right to regulate entry of persons inside the temple. 10. a number of issues were framed after this written statement was .....

Lachmandas Kewalram Ahuja and anr. Vs. the State of Bombay

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC235; 1952CriLJ1167; [1952]1SCR710

..... the law of procedure regulates legal proceedings generally from its inception up to its termination and usually connotes a continuous process. the bombay public safety measures act, 1947, by sections 10 to 20 under the heading 'special courts' prescribes a special procedure for the trial by the special judge of 'such offences or class of offences ..... 1950. on march 3, 1950, the petitioner filed a written statement submitting, inter alia, that the definition of 'news sheet' as given in section 2 (6) of that act, and sections 15 and 18 thereof were inconsistent with article 19(1)(a) and, as such, void under article 13 of the constitution. this was followed up ..... in the official gazette to constitute special courts of criminal jurisdiction for such area as may be specified in the notification. section 11 which corresponds to section 4 of the west bengal act and section 10 of the saurashtra ordinance empowers the government to appoint as a special judge to preside over a special court any person .....

The Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Hira Devi and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC227; (1952)IIMLJ265(SC); [1952]1SCR765

..... of lucas v. harris (18 q.b.d. 127, where the question arose with reference to a pension payable to two officers of her majesty's indian army. section 141 of the army act, 1881 provided : 'every assignment of, and every charge on, and every agreement to assign or charge any... pension payable to any officer or soldier of her ..... the subscriber or depositor after the happening of any such contingency.' 6. such a deposit cannot be assigned or charged and is not liable to any attachment. section 3(1) of the said act provides :- 3. (1) 'a compulsory deposit in any government or railway provident fund shall not in any way be capable of being assigned or charged and ..... 'in considering whether a receiver of a retire officer's pension ought to be appointed not only the language but the object of section 141 of the army act, 1881 must be looked to; and the object of the section would, in my opinion, be defeated, and not advanced, if a receiver were appointed.' 9. lord justice lopes reiterated the same .....

Shamarao V. Parulekar Vs. the District Magistrate, Thana, Bombay and T ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC324; 1952CriLJ1503; [1952]1SCR683

..... conform to the same general pattern so far as the points discussed above are concerned, so there is no need to discuss them individually. we hold that section 3 of the amending act of 1952 in intra vires and that the detentions are not bad on any of the grounds discussed above. the rest of the points raised in each ..... 1st of october is not absolute and irrevocable but is made dependent on the power of the appropriate government to revoke or modify it as its discretion under section 13 of the act. the state may or may not continue the detention or the whole of the extended period. in both classes of cases the duration of the detention within ..... 1. this petition and three others, namely petitions nos. 147,155 and 157 of 1952, raise issues regarding the vires and applicability to these cases of section 3 of the preventive detention (amendment) act, 1952. this judgment is confined to those points and will govern these cases only in so far as they raise those points. the remaining points which do .....

Ebrahim Aboobakar and anr. Vs. Custodian General of Evacuee Property

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC319; [1952]1SCR696

..... declaring the said aboobaker an intending evacuee in effect and in substance was directed against the order made on the 8th february in the proceedings started under section 7 of the ordinance declining to declare the said aboobaker's property as evacuee property. 6. he further held that the said tekchand dolwani was interested ..... of facts exists, and, if they exercise the jurisdiction without its existence, what they do may be questioned, and it will be held that they have acted without jurisdiction. but there is another state of things which may exist. the legislature may entrust the tribunal or body with a jurisdiction which includes the ..... on information supplied by one tek chand dolwani to the additional custodian of evacuee property, the additional custodian started proceeding under the bombay evacuees (administration of property) act 1949, against aboobaker in or about the month of july 1949. during the pendency of the said proceedings, the government of india ordinance xxvi of 1949 .....

Joseph Burstyn, Inc. Vs. Wilson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... "pressure forced deletion of the clerical background of cardinal richelieu from the three musketeers. the [motion picture production] code provision appealed to was the section providing that ministers should not be portrayed as villains." note, "motion pictures and the first amendment," 60 yale l.j. 696, 716, n ..... the english language, first copyrighted in 1913, carries exactly the same definition of "sacrilege" except that the first definition has been expanded to read: "the act of violating or profaning anything sacred, including sacramental vows ." funk & wagnalls' standard dictionary (1895) defined "to profane" as "1. to treat with ..... or consecrated to religious persons or uses." "sacrilegious" -- "committing sacrilege; characterized by or involving sacrilege; polluted with sacrilege; as, sacrilegious robbers, depredations, or acts." repeated in the 1939, 1942, 1944, 1949 printings, among others. [ footnote 2/48 ] 1 funk & wagnalls' standard dictionary of the english language, .....

The State of Bombay Vs. Virkumar Gulabchand Shah

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1952SC335; 1952CriLJ1406; (1952)IIMLJ332; [1952]1SCR877

..... was still necessary- 'to provide for the continuance...... of powers to control the production, supply and distribution of, and trade and commerce in, foodstuffs.....' 31. section 3 (1) of the act continues this theme : 'the central government so far as it appears to it to be necessary or expedient for maintaining or increasing supplies of any essential commodity, ..... of 1946. in my opinion it would and from that it follows that it is saved by the saving clauses of the ordinance and the act. 34. i have already set out section 5 of the ordinance in may opinion, the order of 1944 falls within its purview, and if it is saved by that, it is ..... is whether turmeric is a 'foodstuff' within the meaning of the clause 3 of the spices (forward contracts prohibition) order, 1944, read with section 2(a) of the essential supplies (temporary powers) act, 1946, (act xxiv of 1946). 3. the respondent was charged with having contravened clause 3 of the order of 1944 because he entered into the forward .....

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Vs. Sawyer

Court : US Supreme Court

..... favor n.j., johnsville, pa. ules on army and navy aircraft. (congressional of new president. investigation suggested labor difficulties as well, due to employment of enemy aliens.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- triumph explosives, inc., mary- 10/12/42 2/28/43 9254. none. overpayments (presumably bribes) of $1,400,000 to new board of directors and officers; indictments against land and delaware ..... iv) 2101-2123, and see exec.order no. 10233, 16 fed.reg. 3503. [ footnote 5/6 ] congress has authorized other types of seizure under conditions not present here. section 201 of the defense production act authorizes the president to acquire specific "real property, including facilities, temporary use thereof, or other interest therein . . . " by condemnation. 64 stat. 799, as amended, 65 .....

Leland Vs. Oregon

Court : US Supreme Court

..... insanity of the defendant, the same must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. . . ." general laws of oregon 1845-1864, p. 441 et seq., 502, 204. the latter section, through various revisions, is the law of oregon today and was applied in the conviction under review. whatever tentative and intermediate steps experience makes permissible for aiding the state in ..... by a preponderance of the evidence, e.g., hurst v. state, 40 tex.crim. 378, 383, 46 s.w. 635 (1899). [ footnote 15 ] see wharton, criminal evidence (9th ed. 1884), 336-340. [ footnote 16 ] 160 u. s. 160 u.s. 469, 160 u. s. 484 (1895); see hotema v. united states, 186 u. s. 413 (1902); matheson v ..... , page 343 u. s. 795 whether or not you find defendant insane, in regard to the ability of the defendant to premeditate, form a purpose, to deliberate, act wilfully, and act maliciously; and if you find the defendant lacking in such ability, the defendant cannot have committed the crime of murder in the first degree." "i instruct you that, .....