Array ( [0] => ..... all enterprises entered into by said employer in violation of house bill #229, session 1947, general assembly of north carolina, chapter 328, 1947 session laws of north carolina, and particularly sections 2-3 & 5 thereof, and chapter 75 of the general statutes of n.c. . . . ." [ footnote 3/2 ] see note 3. [ footnote 3/3 ] the syllogism might well ..... coerce a worker to make a contract "not to join or become a member of any labor organization" as a condition of getting or holding a job in arizona. a section of the arizona code made every such contract (generally known as a "yellow dog contract") void and unenforceable. [ footnote 2 ] similarly, the arizona constitutional amendment makes void ..... they are estimated may be found in technical note, 67 monthly labor rev. no. 1, p. 50 (1948). [ footnote 2/4 ] section 2, fourth, of the 1934 amendment, 48 stat. 1187, of the railway labor act of 1926, 44 stat. 577, 45 u.s.c. 152, fourth, appears on its face to bar union shop agreements, and it has ..... [1] => ..... and the principal place of business of the bank being at dehra dun, this court had the jurisdiction to entertain the application and make an order |under section 153, companies act; and we find accordingly.31. in the next place, it has been argued by the learned counsel for the appellants that the proposed scheme is neither practicable ..... have seen above, after 15th august 1947, the position of the bank was that of a company established outside india and the bank got itself registered under section 277, companies act. in his affidavit filed on 11th may 1948, the managing director had stated that the principal place of business from where the administration of the bank was ..... on three grounds. in the first place, it has been contended that this court had no jurisdiction to entertain the application and to make the order under section 163, companies act. it appears that the plea of want of jurisdiction was raised in the affidavits filed by mohan lal and jagannath; but it does not seem to have ..... [2] => ..... , " but solely designed to benefit individuals associated for the purpose of " securing that benefit, which may not have some repercussions or consequential effects beneficial to some section of the general community: and unless a further and sweeping inroad is to be made on the rule against perpetuities, the line must be drawn somewhere. cocks v ..... be devoted for ever to a religious purpose are compelled to accept as true any doctrine of a particular religion which ascribes efficacy, spiritual or temporal, to acts which that religion enjoins upon its followers, cannot i think be sound. the learned chief baron spoke of a hypothetical admission of the truth of the religious ..... m.r., said (at p. 396): monasteries of men and women are often, if not mostly, institutions the members of which devote their lives exclusively to acts of piety such as pious meditation, prayer and self-denial. such institutions, however praise-worthy, are not charitable in the sense recognised by this court. in munster ..... [3] => ..... place." the words of the provision, when taken in their ordinary and familiar meaning, reflect a legislative purpose of comprehensive application. by its terms, the section embraces every payment made in order to secure admittance to a specific location. and this purpose of broad application is not less certain because of anything ..... be paid by the person paying for such admission." and 1715 requires that "every person receiving any payments for admission . . . subject to the tax imposed by section 1700 . . . shall collect the amount thereof from the person making such payments." this suit, brought to recover penalties paid by petitioner for noncollection of federal admissions ..... s suggestion that congress intended to exempt from tax admissions to any activity not conducted for gain. section 1701 of the code did allow certain exemptions prior to their termination on october 1, 1941 pursuant to the revenue act of 1941, 541(b), 55 stat. 687, 710. in 1701, congress exempted admissions to ..... [4] => ..... brought suit to recover the balance of the $20,000 which he alleged was the "just compensation" to which he was entitled, plus interest. section 902(a) of the act, [ footnote 1 ] after providing that the owner of any vessel requisitioned by the commission shall page 337 u. s. 328 be paid "just compensation for the property taken ..... 297 u. s. 288 , 297 u. s. 324 . the inadequacies in the findings are due to the erroneous construction of the act by the court of claims. reversed. mr. chief justice vinson dissents. [ footnote 1 ] section 902(a) provides: "whenever the president shall proclaim that the security of the national defense makes it advisable or during any national emergency declared ..... 1936. [ footnote 2/1 ] the following facts are the basis of the claim that the scope and validity of that section of the merchant marine act call for adjudication. the steam tug guthrie was owned by the united states and operated by the coast guard continuously from 1895, when she was built, until 1941 ..... [5] => ..... other concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection. the house bill, however, made two changes in that section of the act. first, it was stated specifically that the rights set forth were not to be considered as including the right to commit or participate in unfair ..... is also empowered to prevent. [ footnote 15 ] "both the house bill and the senate amendment, in amending the national labor relations act, preserved the right under section 7 of that act of employees to self-organization, to form, join, or assist any labor organization, and to bargain collectively through representatives of their own ..... in the harnischfeger and armour cases that such a conclusion does not necessarily follow a finding that the employees' activities were concerted: ". . . section 7 of the act expressly guarantees employees the right to engage in concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection. we do not interpret ..... [6] => ..... person, but, if no one was found claiming the vehicle, it was to be sold after appropriate notice, and the proceeds paid into the treasury. section 25 of the act authorized search warrants for private dwellings but only if they were being used in the illicit liquor business. it had been proposed to amend the statute to ..... . i would reverse the judgment. mr. justice frankfurter and mr. justice murphy join in this opinion. * the carroll case was based on the national prohibition act, 41 stat. 305. section 26 of that statute provided that, when an officer discovered any person transporting liquor in violation of the law, in any vehicle, it was the officer's ..... can we find in the present facts any substantial basis for distinguishing this case from the carroll case. accordingly, the judgment is affirmed. [ footnote 1 ] section 3(a) of the liquor enforcement act of 1936, 49 stat. 1928, 27 u.s.c. 223, provides: "whoever shall import, bring, or transport any intoxicating liquor into any state in ..... [7] => ..... to any such government, political subdivision, or agency." 56 stat. 36-37, 50 u.s.c. app. (1946 ed.) 942(h). the act also provided: "section 1. . . ." " * * * *" "(c) the provisions of this act shall be applicable to the united states, its territories and possessions, and the district of columbia." 56 stat. 23-24, 50 u.s.c. app ..... representative of any of the foregoing." 61 stat. 196, 50 u.s.c. app. (1946 ed., supp. i) 1892(a). "sec. 209. . . ." " * * * *" "(b) notwithstanding any other provision of this act, the united states or any state or local public agency may maintain an action or proceeding to recover possession of any housing accommodations operated by it ..... 54 stat. 883-884. the management and administration of bellevue houses were transferred by the navy department to the national housing administration under authorization of this section and also under 7 of the lanham act, approved october 14, 1940, 54 stat. 1125, 1127, 42 u.s.c. (1946 ed.) 1544, and executive order no. 9070, 3 ..... [8] => ..... which he had received "from sources within the united states," 211(a). [ footnote 5 ] such sources were described in 119 of that act, and the material portions of that section have remained unchanged ever since. they give their own definition of rentals and royalties. these have been quoted from above, and they are set ..... be prescribed by him with the approval of the secretary. . . ." (emphasis added.) 48 stat. 726. treasury regulation 86, under the act of 1934, showed, among other things, that this section applied generally to fixed or determinable income, that royalties were included as fixed and determinable income, and that information as to them was not required ..... affiliated enterprises, 123 f.2d 665, 668. |337 u.s. 369appa| appendix a material provisions of 212(a), 211 and 119 of the revenue act of 1938 and the internal revenue code: "sec. 212. gross income." "(a) general rule. -- in the case of a nonresident alien individual, gross income includes only the gross income from sources ..... [9] => ..... ., p. 70, 213 s.w.2d p. page 419: "definitely, it is the law of this state that a foreign judgment, absent revival, or a payment thereon as provided in sec. 1038, is barred in 10 years from the date of its original rendition regardless of what the limitation period may be under the law of the state where the judgment ..... clerk and seal of the court annexed, if a seal exists, together with a certificate of a judge of the court that the said attestation is in proper form." "such acts, records and judicial proceedings or copies thereof, so authenticated, shall have the same full faith and credit in every court within the united states and its territories and possessions as ..... than 7 days, intermediate sundays and holidays shall be excluded in the computation. a half holiday shall be considered as other days, and not as a holiday." [ footnote 7 ] see act of june 19, 1934, 48 stat. 1064, 28 u.s.c. 723c, now 2072; rule 86, rules of civil procedure; sibbach v. wilson & co., 312 u. s. 1 . [ footnote ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Year 1949 - Page 51 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Jan 03 1949 (FN)

Afl Vs. American Sash and Door Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Jan-03-1949

..... all enterprises entered into by said employer in violation of house bill #229, session 1947, general assembly of north carolina, chapter 328, 1947 session laws of north carolina, and particularly sections 2-3 & 5 thereof, and chapter 75 of the general statutes of n.c. . . . ." [ footnote 3/2 ] see note 3. [ footnote 3/3 ] the syllogism might well ..... coerce a worker to make a contract "not to join or become a member of any labor organization" as a condition of getting or holding a job in arizona. a section of the arizona code made every such contract (generally known as a "yellow dog contract") void and unenforceable. [ footnote 2 ] similarly, the arizona constitutional amendment makes void ..... they are estimated may be found in technical note, 67 monthly labor rev. no. 1, p. 50 (1948). [ footnote 2/4 ] section 2, fourth, of the 1934 amendment, 48 stat. 1187, of the railway labor act of 1926, 44 stat. 577, 45 u.s.c. 152, fourth, appears on its face to bar union shop agreements, and it has .....

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May 12 1949 (PC)

Mohan Lal Huja and ors. Vs. Chawla Bank, Ltd.

Court : Allahabad

Decided on : May-12-1949

Reported in : AIR1949All778

..... and the principal place of business of the bank being at dehra dun, this court had the jurisdiction to entertain the application and make an order |under section 153, companies act; and we find accordingly.31. in the next place, it has been argued by the learned counsel for the appellants that the proposed scheme is neither practicable ..... have seen above, after 15th august 1947, the position of the bank was that of a company established outside india and the bank got itself registered under section 277, companies act. in his affidavit filed on 11th may 1948, the managing director had stated that the principal place of business from where the administration of the bank was ..... on three grounds. in the first place, it has been contended that this court had no jurisdiction to entertain the application and to make the order under section 163, companies act. it appears that the plea of want of jurisdiction was raised in the affidavits filed by mohan lal and jagannath; but it does not seem to have .....

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Apr 08 1949 (PC)

Gilmour Vs. Coats and Others

Court : House of Lords

Decided on : Apr-08-1949

..... , " but solely designed to benefit individuals associated for the purpose of " securing that benefit, which may not have some repercussions or consequential effects beneficial to some section of the general community: and unless a further and sweeping inroad is to be made on the rule against perpetuities, the line must be drawn somewhere. cocks v ..... be devoted for ever to a religious purpose are compelled to accept as true any doctrine of a particular religion which ascribes efficacy, spiritual or temporal, to acts which that religion enjoins upon its followers, cannot i think be sound. the learned chief baron spoke of a hypothetical admission of the truth of the religious ..... m.r., said (at p. 396): monasteries of men and women are often, if not mostly, institutions the members of which devote their lives exclusively to acts of piety such as pious meditation, prayer and self-denial. such institutions, however praise-worthy, are not charitable in the sense recognised by this court. in munster .....

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Dec 12 1949 (FN)

Wilmette Park Dist. Vs. Campbell

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Dec-12-1949

..... place." the words of the provision, when taken in their ordinary and familiar meaning, reflect a legislative purpose of comprehensive application. by its terms, the section embraces every payment made in order to secure admittance to a specific location. and this purpose of broad application is not less certain because of anything ..... be paid by the person paying for such admission." and 1715 requires that "every person receiving any payments for admission . . . subject to the tax imposed by section 1700 . . . shall collect the amount thereof from the person making such payments." this suit, brought to recover penalties paid by petitioner for noncollection of federal admissions ..... s suggestion that congress intended to exempt from tax admissions to any activity not conducted for gain. section 1701 of the code did allow certain exemptions prior to their termination on october 1, 1941 pursuant to the revenue act of 1941, 541(b), 55 stat. 687, 710. in 1701, congress exempted admissions to .....

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Jun 13 1949 (FN)

United States Vs. Cors

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Jun-13-1949

..... brought suit to recover the balance of the $20,000 which he alleged was the "just compensation" to which he was entitled, plus interest. section 902(a) of the act, [ footnote 1 ] after providing that the owner of any vessel requisitioned by the commission shall page 337 u. s. 328 be paid "just compensation for the property taken ..... 297 u. s. 288 , 297 u. s. 324 . the inadequacies in the findings are due to the erroneous construction of the act by the court of claims. reversed. mr. chief justice vinson dissents. [ footnote 1 ] section 902(a) provides: "whenever the president shall proclaim that the security of the national defense makes it advisable or during any national emergency declared ..... 1936. [ footnote 2/1 ] the following facts are the basis of the claim that the scope and validity of that section of the merchant marine act call for adjudication. the steam tug guthrie was owned by the united states and operated by the coast guard continuously from 1895, when she was built, until 1941 .....

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Feb 28 1949 (FN)

Automobile Workers Vs. WisconsIn Board

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Feb-28-1949

..... other concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection. the house bill, however, made two changes in that section of the act. first, it was stated specifically that the rights set forth were not to be considered as including the right to commit or participate in unfair ..... is also empowered to prevent. [ footnote 15 ] "both the house bill and the senate amendment, in amending the national labor relations act, preserved the right under section 7 of that act of employees to self-organization, to form, join, or assist any labor organization, and to bargain collectively through representatives of their own ..... in the harnischfeger and armour cases that such a conclusion does not necessarily follow a finding that the employees' activities were concerted: ". . . section 7 of the act expressly guarantees employees the right to engage in concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection. we do not interpret .....

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Jun 27 1949 (FN)

Brinegar Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Jun-27-1949

..... person, but, if no one was found claiming the vehicle, it was to be sold after appropriate notice, and the proceeds paid into the treasury. section 25 of the act authorized search warrants for private dwellings but only if they were being used in the illicit liquor business. it had been proposed to amend the statute to ..... . i would reverse the judgment. mr. justice frankfurter and mr. justice murphy join in this opinion. * the carroll case was based on the national prohibition act, 41 stat. 305. section 26 of that statute provided that, when an officer discovered any person transporting liquor in violation of the law, in any vehicle, it was the officer's ..... can we find in the present facts any substantial basis for distinguishing this case from the carroll case. accordingly, the judgment is affirmed. [ footnote 1 ] section 3(a) of the liquor enforcement act of 1936, 49 stat. 1928, 27 u.s.c. 223, provides: "whoever shall import, bring, or transport any intoxicating liquor into any state in .....

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Jun 13 1949 (FN)

United States Vs. Wittek

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Jun-13-1949

..... to any such government, political subdivision, or agency." 56 stat. 36-37, 50 u.s.c. app. (1946 ed.) 942(h). the act also provided: "section 1. . . ." " * * * *" "(c) the provisions of this act shall be applicable to the united states, its territories and possessions, and the district of columbia." 56 stat. 23-24, 50 u.s.c. app ..... representative of any of the foregoing." 61 stat. 196, 50 u.s.c. app. (1946 ed., supp. i) 1892(a). "sec. 209. . . ." " * * * *" "(b) notwithstanding any other provision of this act, the united states or any state or local public agency may maintain an action or proceeding to recover possession of any housing accommodations operated by it ..... 54 stat. 883-884. the management and administration of bellevue houses were transferred by the navy department to the national housing administration under authorization of this section and also under 7 of the lanham act, approved october 14, 1940, 54 stat. 1125, 1127, 42 u.s.c. (1946 ed.) 1544, and executive order no. 9070, 3 .....

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Jun 13 1949 (FN)

Commissioner Vs. Wodehouse

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Jun-13-1949

..... which he had received "from sources within the united states," 211(a). [ footnote 5 ] such sources were described in 119 of that act, and the material portions of that section have remained unchanged ever since. they give their own definition of rentals and royalties. these have been quoted from above, and they are set ..... be prescribed by him with the approval of the secretary. . . ." (emphasis added.) 48 stat. 726. treasury regulation 86, under the act of 1934, showed, among other things, that this section applied generally to fixed or determinable income, that royalties were included as fixed and determinable income, and that information as to them was not required ..... affiliated enterprises, 123 f.2d 665, 668. |337 u.s. 369appa| appendix a material provisions of 212(a), 211 and 119 of the revenue act of 1938 and the internal revenue code: "sec. 212. gross income." "(a) general rule. -- in the case of a nonresident alien individual, gross income includes only the gross income from sources .....

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May 16 1949 (FN)

Union National Bank Vs. Lamb

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : May-16-1949

..... ., p. 70, 213 s.w.2d p. page 419: "definitely, it is the law of this state that a foreign judgment, absent revival, or a payment thereon as provided in sec. 1038, is barred in 10 years from the date of its original rendition regardless of what the limitation period may be under the law of the state where the judgment ..... clerk and seal of the court annexed, if a seal exists, together with a certificate of a judge of the court that the said attestation is in proper form." "such acts, records and judicial proceedings or copies thereof, so authenticated, shall have the same full faith and credit in every court within the united states and its territories and possessions as ..... than 7 days, intermediate sundays and holidays shall be excluded in the computation. a half holiday shall be considered as other days, and not as a holiday." [ footnote 7 ] see act of june 19, 1934, 48 stat. 1064, 28 u.s.c. 723c, now 2072; rule 86, rules of civil procedure; sibbach v. wilson & co., 312 u. s. 1 . [ footnote .....

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