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Anderson Vs. Abbott

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the stocks of national banks unless they are willing to undertake to accept examination by the federal reserve board, divest themselves of ownership of stock and bond financing concerns, and comply with regulations designed to insure their ownership of sufficient free assets to make sure that they can satisfy the double liability of their shareholders ..... to obtain a permit to vote national bank shares, and empowered the board of governors of the federal reserve system to grant or withhold the permit. [ footnote 2/3 ] no permit can be granted except upon certain page 321 u. s. 376 conditions, and assumption by holding company stockholders of an assessment liability is not among them ..... national bank act, 12 u.s.c. 63, for an assessment on shares of a national bank in the portfolio of the holding company. the essential facts [ footnote 1 ] may be briefly stated. bancokentucky company was organized under the laws of delaware in july, 1929. it had broad charter powers in the field of finance. it .....

In Re: Jerbai B. Kapadia

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1945Bom1; (1944)46BOMLR768

..... charged is neither the application for probate nor the order entitling the petitioner to grant of probate but the probate itself. section 19 1 of the court-fees act provides that no order entitling the petitioner to the grant of probate shall be made unless two conditions are satisfied : first that the petitioner has filed in the court a ..... a stamp to be used for denoting the fee payable ; and under sub-section (3) any sum received under sub-section (1) and not expended under sub-section (2) is to be refunded to the person who deposited it. the judgment of mr. justice crump reported in gangaram v. the chief controlling revenueauthority : air1927bom643 proceeded on the ..... that the governor of bombay, who has now assumed all the powers vested by or under the government of india act, 1935, in the provincial government, has been pleased to make the increase of court-fees act, 1943.2. that act, which possesses the merit of brevity, in section 1 states its name, and that it extends to the whole .....

Smith Vs. Allwright

Court : US Supreme Court

..... election by a write-in vote. cunningham v. mcdermett, supra. the operations of the party are restricted by the state in one other important respect. by act. 3139, 1939 supp., the state convention can announce a platform of principles, but its submission at the primary is a prerequisite to party advocacy of specific legislation ..... only to general elections, where governmental officers are actually elected. primaries, it is said, are political party affairs, handled by party, not governmental, officers. no appearance for respondents is made in this court. arguments presented here by the attorney general of texas and the chairman of the state democratic executive committee of ..... , qualified by residence page 321 u. s. 653 in the district or county "shall be deemed a qualified elector." constitution of texas, article vi, 2; vernon's civil statutes (1939 ed.), article 2955. primary elections for united states senators, congressmen and state officers are provided for by chapters twelve and thirteen .....

Haveliram Shetty Vs. Maharaja of Morvi

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1945Bom88; (1944)46BOMLR877

..... order permitting interferefence with the jurisdiction of the court, and, if so, whether such provision is authorised by the defence of india act on! the first question counsel for respondent no. 3 relied on cooper v. wilson [1937] 2 k. b. 309 to point out what is judicial power or function. at p. 340 of the report it is stated as ..... affairs the contemplation of which could not possibly be attributed to the legislature.there appears to be no reported case which is binding upon us, in which the validity of sub-section 2(1) of the act is expressly stated. yet once the scheme of the act is ' understood, any decision, which upholds the power to make rules under it, is a ..... so as to comply with section 14 of the defence of india act. in support of this contention the advocate general relied on payne, v. hogg [1900] 2 q. b. 43. in that case under section 7 of the selford hundred court of records act, 1868, it .was provided :- no defendant shall be permitted to object to the jurisdiction of the court .....

Pollock Vs. Williams

Court : US Supreme Court

..... reimburse his employer for said advances and expenses." judges in municipal courts and trial justices were given jurisdiction to try cases under this law, and the act provided that it would take effect immediately upon approval. when this bill was before the legislature, requests were made by citizens interested in factories and other ..... 521. [ footnote 28 ] butler v. perry, 240 u. s. 328 . [ footnote 29 ] report on peonage, abstracts of reports of the immigration commission, vol. ii, p. 439, sen.doc. no. 747, 61st cong., 3d sess. [ footnote 30 ] the operation of the system is described as follows: "in late years, the natives who formerly supplied the labor for ..... presumption of intent from the failure to perform the service or make restitution. [ footnote 17 ] in 1919, the florida supreme court page 322 u. s. 13 held this act, standing alone, void under the authority of bailey v. alabama. [ footnote 18 ] whereupon, at the session of 1919, the present statute was enacted, including the prima .....

Great Northern Life Ins. Co. Vs. Read

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that court, i believe, properly passed on the constitutional merits, but since the case here goes off on jurisdiction, i intimate no views upon them. [ footnote 2/1 ] the swartwout scandal led to the act of march 3, 1839, 2, 5 stat. 339, 348, which this court construed as a withdrawal of the suability of the collector. cary v. curtis, ..... in excess of the legal and correct amount due, the collecting officer shall pay to such person the excess, and shall take his receipt therefor." [ footnote 2 ] there is here no want of jurisdiction of the parties or subject matter. we are not passing upon a certification of an issue as to jurisdiction such as arose under the ..... s.c. 644 et seq.; anniston mfg. co. v. davis, 301 u. s. 337 . [ footnote 2/2 ] "with us, every official, from the prime minister down to a constable or a collector of taxes, is under the same responsibility for every act done without legal justification as any other citizen." doubtless this statement of dicey's, law of the constitution .....

Ashcraft Vs. Tennessee

Court : US Supreme Court

..... had been identified only by a driver's license. from there he was taken to the county jail where he conferred with the officers until about 2 a.m. no clues of ultimate value came from this conference, though it did result in the officers' holding and interrogating the ashcrafts' maid and several of her ..... or federal court. and the decision in the bram case makes it clear that the admitted circumstances under which ashcraft is alleged to have confessed preclude a holding that he acted voluntarily. [ footnote 10 ] compare the following allegation contained in ashcraft's motion for new trial: "the sheriff's deputies . . . set themselves up as a quasi -judicial ..... itself is inherently coercive, and so is detention. when not justified, infliction of such indignities upon the person is actionable as a tort. of course, such acts put pressure upon the prisoner to answer questions, to answer them truthfully, and to confess if guilty. but does the constitution prohibit use of all confessions made .....

WisconsIn Gas and Electric Co. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 271 u. s. 1 ; united states v. kombst, 286 u. s. 424 ; magruder v. supplee, 316 u. s. 394 . in 1935, the state act [ footnote 2 ] provided: "(1) for the privilege of declaring and receiving dividends, out of income derived from property located and business transacted in this state, there is hereby imposed a tax ..... his interest as shareholder which are paid by the corporation without reimbursement from the shareholder, but in such cases no deduction shall be allowed the shareholder for the amount of such taxes." [ footnote 6 ] hearings before committee on finance on h.r. 8245, u.s. senate, 67th cong., 1st sess. 250-251. compare, e.g ..... distributed amounts to obtaining the reimbursement which renders the deduction unavailable. hence, petitioner cannot prevail on section 23(d). accordingly, the judgment is affirmed. mr. justice roberts took no part in the consideration or decision of this case. [ footnote 1 ] treasury regulation 86, art. 23(c)(1); cf. treasury regulation 65, art. 131; treasury .....

United States Vs. South-eastern Underwriters

Court : US Supreme Court

..... constitutional amendments. mr. justice frankfurter i join in the opinion of the chief justice. the relations of the insurance business to national commerce and finance, i have no doubt, afford constitutional authority for appropriate regulation by congress of the business of insurance, certainly not to a less extent than congressional regulation touching ..... hamilton had earlier said, "it is, indeed, evident on the most superficial view that there is no object, either as it respects the interests of trade or finance, that more strongly demands a federal superintendence." federalist no. xxii, the federalist (rev.ed., n.y.1901) 110. [ footnote 10 ] according to ..... direct appeal. [ footnote 7 ] the record, then, presents two questions and no others: (1) was the sherman act intended to prohibit conduct of fire insurance companies which restrains or monopolizes the interstate fire insurance trade? (2) if so, do fire insurance transactions which stretch across state lines constitute "commerce .....

Chichester Diocesan Fund and Board of Finance (incorporated) Vs. Simps ...

Court : House of Lords

..... drawn from it, is still even now, it seems, taken as authoritative. the preamble will be found conveniently set out in section 13 (2) of the mortmain and charitable uses act, 1888, which after reciting that in divers enactments and documents reference is made to charities within the meaning purview and interpretation of the said ..... a distribution of the testator's large estate among a number of institutions, one of which was the appellant, the chichester diocesan fund and board of finance (incorporated). after the estate had been distributed the validity of the residuary bequest and the propriety of the distribution were challenged by certain persons who claimed ..... some importance, suggesting that since other looked back to charitable institution or institutions, so all that followed must be of the genus charitable. there can be no substance in this, for in the phrase so introduced the word charitable is itself repeated and is followed by the alternative or benevolent. apart from this .....