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Csc Vs. Letter Carriers

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances." section 6 of the act of august 24, 1912 (37 stat. 555), provides that "the right of persons employed in the civil service of the united states, either individually or collectively ..... such page 413 u. s. 585 a meeting, or taking any part therein, except as a spectator, is prohibited." "19. expression of opinions: although section 9(a) of the act of august 2, 1939 reserves to federal officers and employees the right to express their opinions on all political subjects, officers and employees in the competitive classified ..... part in its management or affairs, and may not represent other members or attempt to influence them by his actions or utterances. ( see secs. 4 and 19.)" "section 6 of the act of august 24, 1912 (37 stat. 555), provides in part -- " " that membership in any society, association, club, or other form of organization of postal .....

Keyes Vs. School Dist. No. 1

Court : US Supreme Court

..... similar, multiple segregative causes in school districts throughout the country, the court persists in a distinction whose duality operates unfairly on local communities in one section of the country and on minority children in the others. the second issue relates to the ambiguities of swann and the judicial disregard of legitimate ..... school population in the park hill area and heightened sensitivity on the part of the community to the problems raised by integration and segregation. the allegedly discriminatory acts with respect to the "core area" schools -- new manual high school, cole junior high school, morey junior high school, and boulevard and columbine ..... negro communities and, in effect, to merge school attendance zones with segregated residential patterns. see brief for petitioners 883. yet findings even on such similar acts will, under the de jure/de facto distinction, continue to differ, especially since the court has never made clear what suffices to establish the requisite .....

Fmc Vs. SeatraIn Lines, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a comprehensive opinion, the court of appeals found it unnecessary to reach the hearing issue, since it found that the commission "lacks jurisdiction under section 15 of the shipping act, 1916, to approve arrangements of the type involved here, which do not require the continued existence or participation of the parties in such arrangements ..... however, the commission issued a summary order denying the request for an investigation and approving the agreement. the commission held that, "[w]hile section 15 of the shipping act, 1916, requires notice and opportunity for hearing, prior to agreement approval, there is no requirement of law that the mere filing of a protest ..... federal maritime commission [ footnote 1 ] page 411 u. s. 727 every agreement within specified categories reached with any other person subject to the act. the section further empowers the commission to disapprove, cancel, or modify any such agreement which it finds to be unjustly discriminatory, to the detriment of the .....

Preiser Vs. Rodriguez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the specific determination in 2254(b) that requiring the exhaustion of adequate state remedies in such cases will best serve the policies of federalism. [ footnote 11 ] that section provides that each inmate's file "shall be considered not more than three nor less than two months before the earliest possible date he would be entitled to consideration ..... in ex part hawk, 321 u. s. 114 (1944), and other decisions of this court. [ footnote 2/20 ] act of mar. 3, 1875, c. 137, 1, 18 stat. 470, now 18 u.s.c. 1331. [ footnote 2/21 ] see generally chevigny, section 1983 jurisdiction: a reply, 83 harv.l.rev. 1352, 1356-1358 (1970). [ footnote 2/22 ] see, e ..... .g., remarks of rep. coburn: "the united states courts are further above mere local influence than the county courts; their judges can act with more independence, cannot be put under terror, as local .....

United States Vs. Cartwright

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the simple expedient of discussing them in separate paragraphs of a single regulation." hicks v. united states, 335 f.supp. at 482. [ footnote 11 ] see 1966 sec report 51-59. mr. justice stewart, with whom the chief justice and mr. justice rehnquist join, dissenting. this case presents a narrow issue of law regarding the ..... ). [ footnote 2 ] a number of mutual funds are so-called "no-load funds"; in such cases, the bid and asked prices are the same. see 1966 sec report 58-59. the underwriter for all three funds involved in this case is investors diversified services, inc. (ids), which is not itself an open-end investment company. ..... that are engaged in investing in securities. open-end investment companies, or mutual funds, "dominate" this industry. 1966 sec report 43. unquestionably, the unique characteristic of mutual funds is that they are permitted, under the act, to market their shares continuously to the public, but are required to be prepared to redeem outstanding shares at any .....

Mourning Vs. Family Publications Svc., Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the action, see id., 1640, petitioner, inter alia, must satisfy her burden of proving that respondent extended consumer credit within the meaning of the act. section 103(e) of the act, 15 u.s.c. 1602(e), defines "credit" as "the right granted by a creditor to a debtor to defer payment of debt or ..... facts stated in its "dunning" letters. on this record, both parties moved for summary judgment, declaring explicitly that no factual question remained undecided. section 121 of the truth in lending act requires merchants who regularly extend credit, with attendant finance charges, [ footnote 7 ] to disclose certain contract information "to each person to whom ..... to possess." 344 u.s. at 344 u. s. 309 -310 (citations omitted). neither the sections of the truth in lending act which refer specifically to transactions involving finance charges nor any other sections of the act indicate that congress attempted to list comprehensively all types of transactions to which the board's regulations might apply .....

McClanahan Vs. Arizona State Tax Comm'n

Court : US Supreme Court

..... intent to maintain the tax exempt status of reservation indians is especially clear in light of the buck act, 4 u.s.c. 105 et seq., which provides comprehensive federal guidance for state taxation of those living within federal areas. section 106(a) of title 4 u.s.c. grants to the states general authority to impose an ..... income tax on residents of federal areas, but 109 expressly provides that "[n]othing in sections 105 and 106 of this title shall be deemed to authorize the levy or collection of any tax on or from any indian not otherwise taxed." to be sure ..... changed by treaty stipulation, or a voluntary abandonment of their tribal organization." the kansas indians, 5 wall. at 72 u. s. 757 . [ footnote 13 ] "congress has . . . acted consistently upon the assumption that the states have no power to regulate the affairs of indians on a reservation. . . . significantly, when congress has wished the states to exercise this power .....

United States Vs. Florida East Coast Ry. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the middle district of florida, which we here review, was based on the assumption that the language in 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act requiring rulemaking under that section to be done "after hearing" was the equivalent of a statutory requirement that the rule "be made on the record after opportunity for an agency ..... requirement of a 'full hearing' has obvious reference to the tradition of judicial proceedings. . . ." id. at 298 u. s. 480 . section 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act bestows upon the commission broad discretionary power to determine incentive rates. these rates may have devastating effects on a particular line. according to the brief of ..... reached the same conclusion by a somewhat different line of reasoning. that court felt that, because 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act had required a "hearing," and because that section was originally enacted in 1917, congress was probably thinking in terms of a "hearing" such as that described in the opinion of this .....

ithad Motor Transport (P) Ltd. Vs. Bir Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1974)IILLJ243Del

..... next relied upon between state of bombay v. krishnan (k.p.) : (1960)iillj592sc . in that case the supreme court while examining the scope of section 12(5) of the act observed ;it may for instance be open to the government in considering the question of expediency to enquire whether the dispute raises a claim which is very ..... march, 1960. in april, 1960 he filed a writ petition which he withdrew in july, 1961, reserving liberty to file an application for reference under section 10 of the act. it was accordingly observed by the court that if the government had taken into consideration the various events that preceded the presentation of the application dated the ..... that the support given by the union to the cause of the workman would not vest the dispute with the character of an industrial dispute,23. section 2k of the act defines an industrial dispute which means any dispute or difference between the employee and the employer or between employer and workmen or between workmen and workmen .....

Ve. A. Vairavan Chettiar by Power of Attorney Agent, M.L. S.M. Subrama ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1974)1MLJ448

..... any of the term or terms of the draft scheme to object to its final approval by the state government. this is provided for in section 14 (1) of the act. ultimately, under section 14 (3), the state government may sanction the scheme with or without modifications or refuse to sanction the scheme as the case may be. ..... the government; the agency to provide material for such sanction is the municipality. the municipality does provide the hypothesis at the behest of the government under section 12 of the act. the primary mover of the process is the government. as the government is vested with the ultimate power to sanction draft schemes and equally call upon ..... making such enquiry as they deemed fit, sanctioned, what is known as, 'pattamangalam extension towns planning scheme, mayuram '. such a sanction was made under section 14 (3) of the act on 23th january, 1961. under the provisions of the scheme, which provided for the laying of roads and providing various amenities in the area comprised in .....