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Bhatia Art Service Vs. the State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1996)114PLR479

..... '(a) reference to faridabad complex administration, faridabad under the faridabad complex (regulation and development) act, 1971, shall be construed as reference to the municipal corporation of faridabad, and such enactment, rule, order or notification shall apply to the municipal area of the corporation;(b) references to the chief administrator under the faridabad complex (regulation and development) act, 1971, shall be construed in respect of the municipal area as reference to the commissioner appointed under this act;(c) references to any chapter or section of the faridabad complex (regulation and development) act, 1971, shall as far as possible be construed in respect of the municipal area as references to this act or its corresponding chapter ..... made by the corporation under the said provisions;(d) all properties, movable and immovable and all interests of whatsoever nature and kind therein, vested in the administration of the faridabad complex immediately before such commencement, shall with all rights of whatever description used, enjoyed or possessed by the administration of faridabad complex, vest in the corporation;(e) all rates, taxes, fees, rents and other sums of money due to the administration of the faridabad complex immediately before such commencement, shall be deemed to be due to the corporation;(f) all .....

Passenger Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... report of the case that five of the justices of this court, being a majority of the whole bench, held that the grant of the power to congress was not a prohibition to the states to make such regulations as they deemed necessary, in their own ports and harbors, for the convenience of trade or the security of health, and that such regulations were valid unless they came in conflict with an act of congress. ..... the objection to this view involves another apparent absurdity -- that though the regulation of commerce extends to passengers, it is not entirely exclusive in the general government if they come with yellow fever and the cholera, and that they are then subject to state control and its quarantine expenses and fees, but are not if they come with what the state deems equally ..... departures from the common and received acceptation of language may give rise to distinctions as astute as those in scriblerius upon the famous bequest of sir john swale of all his black and white horses, and equally useful with those either in the development of truth or the establishment ..... , if, amidst the great complexity of human affairs and in the shadowy line between the two governments over the same people, it is impossible for their mutual rights and powers not to infringe occasionally upon each other or cross a little the dividing line, it constitutes no cause for denouncing the acts on either side as being exercised under the same power or for the same purpose, and therefore unconstitutional and void. .....

Dodge Vs. Woolsey

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it seems to me, is that to the people of the several states belongs the resolution of all questions, whether of regulation, compact, or punitive justice, arising out of the action of their municipal government upon their citizens or depending upon their constitutions and laws, and are judges of the validity of all acts done by their municipal authorities in the exercise of their sovereign rights, in either case without responsibility or control from any ..... two-thirds of both houses shall propose them; or where the legislatures of two-thirds of the several states shall call a convention for proposing amendments, which, in either case, become valid, to all intents and purposes, as a part of the constitution, when ratified by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several states, or by conventions in three-fourths of them, as one or the other mode of ratification ..... " "the following resolutions have been adopted by the directors of this bank:" " resolved, that in the opinion of the directors of the commercial branch bank of cleveland, that the act for the assessment and taxation of all property in this state, and for levying taxes thereon according to its true value in money, passed april 13, 1852, so far as it imposes a tax on this bank or banking company, or the listing ..... for which common law courts were inadequate, to entertain in equity such a jurisdiction in the progressive development of the powers and effects of private corporations upon all the business and interests of society. .....

icc Vs. Chicago, R.i. and Pacific Ry. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the matters herein, the courts exercise only the jurisdiction conferred by the act to regulate commerce, and not general equity powers, and that the matter to be determined is not the respective rights of shippers or localities, but the validity of the order of the commission, and that the interveners have a complete remedy by application to the commission. ..... commission because it was of the opinion that that body had exceeded the powers conferred upon it by the act to regulate commerce, since it had based its order upon the assumption that it was its duty under the act to secure a relatively equal share of the volume of interstate commerce to communities and places, and therefore that it was its province to alter otherwise legal rates for the page 218 u. s. ..... the subject has taken on more complexity than it had before the interstate commerce commission, and the commission has made this the basis of a motion to dismiss the suit as to the intervening railroads and all the intervening merchants and manufacturers on the ground, as to the railroads, among others, that the order does not run against or operate upon them, and that no right of theirs can ..... development of natural resources, increase in population, growth of manufacturing or producing facilities, and increased traffic on railroads create changed conditions which may warrant changes in rates and in rate adjustments in order to afford just and reasonable opportunity for interchange of traffic between points of production and .....

Adams Vs. Tanner

Court : US Supreme Court

..... these were declared by congress to be: "to foster, promote and develop the welfare of the wage earners of the united states, to improve their page 244 u. ..... the same court declared it did not in fact prohibit employment agencies, since they might charge fees against persons wishing to hire laborers, that it was a valid exercise of state power, that a stenographer and bookkeeper is a "worker," and that one who charged him a fee for furnishing information leading to employment violated the law. ..... conviction became widespread that, for the solution of the larger problem of unemployment, the aid of the federal government and the utilization and development of its extensive machinery was indispensable. ..... appeal from the district court of the united states for the eastern district of washington syllabus the business of securing honest work for the unemployed in return for an agreed consideration is a useful and legitimate business which, though subject to regulation under the state police power, cannot be forbidden by an act of a state without violating the guaranty of liberty secured by the fourteenth amendment. ..... its efforts "to distribute" (that is, both to supply and to find places for) labor were extended to include citizens as well as aliens, and much was done to develop the machinery necessary for such distribution. ..... there gradually developed a conviction that the evils of private agencies were inherent and ineradicable so long as they were permitted to charge fees to the workers .....

Screws Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... same right in every state and territory in the united states to make and enforce contracts, to sue, be parties, give evidence, and to the full and equal benefit of all laws and proceedings for the security of person and property as is enjoyed by white citizens, and shall be subject to like punishment, pains, penalties, taxes, licenses, and exactions of every kind, and none other, any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom to the contrary ..... any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, shall subject, or cause to be subjected, any inhabitant of any state or territory to the deprivation of any right secured or protected by the last preceding section of this act, or to different punishment, pains, or penalties on account of such person being an alien, or by reason of his color or race, than is prescribed for the punishment of citizens, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction, shall be punished ..... conceivable that this court would find that a statute cast in the following terms would satisfy the constitutional requirement for definiteness: "whoever willfully commits any act which the supreme court of the united states shall find to be a deprivation of any right, privilege, or immunity secured or protected by the ..... that, in these cases, validity of the application of 37, charging conspiracy to violate 20, depends upon the latter's validity in application to infraction of ..... the rational development of criminal liability added a mental requirement for criminal .....

Craig Vs. Harney

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for some months before mayes was inducted into the armed services were not disclosed; (4) that the articles failed to state the legal grounds on which jackson's motion for an instructed verdict was argued and granted; (5) that much material evidence was omitted which would have enabled the public to form a fair estimate of the nature of the controversy; (6) that the principal plaintiffs, who were highly respected ..... browning (a) that, unless he granted the motion for a new trial, he would be subjected to suspicion as to his integrity and fairness and to odium and hatred in the public mind; (b) that the safe and secure course to avoid the criticism of the press and public opinion would be to grant the motion and disqualify himself from again presiding at the trial of the case, and (c) that, if he overruled the motion for a new trial, there would be produced in the public mind such a ..... the fact that the jury was recalcitrant and balked, the fact that it acted under coercion and contrary to its conscience, and said so, were some index of popular opinion ..... this is one of those cases in which the reasons we give for our decision are more important to the development of the law than the decision itself. ..... they did not disclose that the rental check was postdated, and hence, in the opinion of the judge, not a valid tender. ..... or a judge, proud of his independence, may unconsciously have his back stiffened, and thereby his mind, when hearing the motion for a new trial and passing on its validity. .....

In Re: the Delhi Laws Act, 1912, the Ajmer-merwara (Extension of Laws) ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1951]2SCR747

..... controversy in this case was in regard to the validity section 3 of the transport workers act, 1928-29, which purported to confer upon the governor-general the power of making regulations not inconsistent with the act with respect to the employment of transport workers and in particular for regulating the engagement, service and discharge of such workers, and the licensing of persons engaged as transport workers and several other matters ..... to the british parliament or the legislatures constituted by an act of the british parliament; (d) that in the ever present complexity of conditions with which governments have to deal, the power of delegation is necessary for and ancillary to the exercise of legislative power and is a component part of its content; (e) that the operation of the act performed under the delegated power is directly and immediately under and by virtue of the law by which the power was delegated and its efficacy is referable to that antecedent law; ..... delegates non potest delegare is sometimes spoken of as laying down a rule of the law of agency; its ambit is certainly wider than that and it is made use of in various fields of law as a doctrine which prohibits a person upon whom a duty or office has developed or trust has been imposed from delegating his duties or powers to other persons ..... a case in which the question arose whether natural products marketing legislation scheme of control or regulation and imposition of licence fees were intra vires the provincial legislation .....

Basheshar Nath Vs. the Commissioner of Income-tax, Delhi and Rajasthan ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1959SC149; [1959]35ITR190(SC); 1959Supp(1)SCC528; [1959]Supp1SCR528

..... 885 it was observed: the court of appeal has rightly pointed out that when the validity of an act is called in question, the first thing for the court to do is to examine whether the act is a law with respect to a topic assigned to the particular legislature which enacted ..... it was further held that when an act was valid in its entirety before the date of the constitution, that part of the proceedings regulated by the special procedure and taken during the pre-constitution period could not be questioned ..... in the united states constitution an attempt has been made to strike a proper balance between personal liberty and social control through express limitations written into the constitution and interpreted by the supreme court, by implied limitations created by the supreme court, and by the development of the governmental powers of regulation, taxa- tion, and eminent domain by the supreme court. ..... in its discretion, allow such inspection and furnish such copies to any person: provided that, for the purpose of enabling the person whose case or points in whose case is or are being investigated to rebut any evidence brought on the record against him, he shall, on application made in this behalf and on payment of such fees as may be prescribed by rules made under this act, be furnished with certified copies of documents, statements, papers and materials brought on the record by the ..... me to the second question, that of waiver of a fundamental right, which is as important as it is complex. .....

Shri Krishna Rangnath Mudholkar Vs. Gujarat University and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1962Guj88; (1962)0GLR204

..... case there wag already a parliamentary legislation, namely, the mines and minerals (regulation and development) act, liii of 1948, and section 2 of this act contained, a declaration as to the expediency and control by the central government and that the argument, therefore, was that the parliament having made the requisite declaration and occupied the field by passing a legislation of its own, the impugned act which was the statelegislation was ultra vires as being beyond the ..... competence of the legislature which made the enactment, the enactment must be examined to ascertain its pith and substance or its true nature and character and if in its pith and substance or its true nature and character it falls substantially within an entry or entries conferring legislative power on the legislature, it would be valid even though it may provide for makers which may otherwise fall outside the legislative competence of the legislature ..... content of the entry in list ii- the question in this case was whether the orissa mining areas development fund actv xxvii of 1952, assuming that the cese levied thereunder was a fee and was as such relatable to entries 23 and 68 of list ii was within the legislative competence of the state in view of the fact that entry 23 of list ii is subject to the provisions of list i with respect to regulation and development under the control of the union. ..... . since the petition involved complex questions of law and the constitution and the hearing has taken a number of .....