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ins Vs. Chadha

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the interior for assumption of the assets [of] the menominee indian corporation may be disapproved by resolution of either house)." "48. district of columbia self-government and governmental reorganization act, pub.l. no. 93-198, 303, 602(c)(1) and (2), 87 stat. 774, 784, 814 (1973) (district of columbia charter ..... often seem clumsy, inefficient, even unworkable, but those hard choices were consciously made by men who had lived under a form of government that permitted arbitrary governmental acts to go unchecked. there is no support in the constitution or decisions of this court for the proposition that the cumbersomeness and ..... legislative veto developed initially in response to the problems of reorganizing the sprawling government structure created in response to the depression. the reorganization acts established the chief model for the legislative veto. when president hoover requested authority to reorganize the government in 1929, he coupled his request that the "congress be willing .....

Nawab Syed Mahammad Hashim Ali Khan and anr. Vs. Iffat Ara Hamidi Begu ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1942Cal180

..... years of the death of the prince when juhi begum's right as heir accrued. to meet this position the respondents urge that the suit is governed by article 142 of schedule 1, limitation act, and time had already begun to run against her pre-decessor-in-interest, the prince, from the date when the prince executed the wakfnama. i ..... duties will be to supervise the administration of the wakf and to see that the mutwalli carries out his duties properly. (6) the income of the wakf, after meeting government dues, law charges, expenses of collection, and repairs to the wakf properties, is to be divided into ten shares. as long as the towliat remains in the hands of ..... adjudicated an insolvent on 23rd july 1918 but later on the said adjudication was annulled by the prince paying up his creditors in full by utilizing some of the government promissory notes which he had previously endorsed in favour of shaheba khatoon. it appears to me that the prince was not actuated with an intention to de-fraud his .....

United States Vs. United States Gypsum Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of virtually all gypsum board. since 1937, the control has been complete. up to this point, there is no dispute as to the facts. the government charged that the defendants acted in concert in entering into the licensing agreements, that page 333 u. s. 372 united states gypsum granted licenses and the other defendants accepted licenses with ..... stop to consider those rulings. they are not of importance in this case, as we think the preponderance of evidence at the conclusion of the government's case indicated a violation of the sherman act. we are unable to accept, however, the ruling of the court that declarations of each defendant were admissible only against the defendant making the ..... order to organize the industry and stabilize prices. p. 333 u. s. 401 . 16. in a suit to restrain alleged violations of the sherman act, in which the defendants rely upon patents, the government is entitled to an opportunity to prove that the patents are invalid. pp. 333 u. s. 386 -388. 53 f.supp. 889, 67 f .....

Rowoldt Vs. Perfetto

Court : US Supreme Court

..... beyond this, petitioner's testimony betrayed considerable, albeit rudimentary, knowledge of communist history and philosophy. to be sure, he disclaimed belief in the forcible overthrow of government, but that, as galvan holds, is immaterial under this statute. perhaps it should be added that i do not understand the court to suggest that, although ..... communist party?" "a. yes." "q. was this store an official outlet for communist literature?" "a. yes." petitioner testified that he never advocated change of government by force or violence, and he also gave his unilluminating understanding of, and beliefs about, the principles of communism. his account of the circumstances and motives that ..... be "a distinct and active political page 355 u. s. 126 organization," the 1950 act makes his economic motives for joining just as irrelevant as the absence of proof that he did not believe in the violent overthrow of government. the court's action in this case calls to mind what mr. justice cardozo said .....

New Jersey Vs. New York

Court : US Supreme Court

..... keeping with new york's exclusive jurisdiction over waters of the harbor. but even leaving new york's harbor jurisdiction aside, the act of one sovereign in helping a neighboring government put out a fire would hardly suggest that territorial aggrandizement was afoot. there is also evidence that two criminal complaints were filed in ..... the compact rendered any statement of "ellis island, new york" equivocal, without more, for prescriptive purposes, and the national government's occupation tended to limit the notice to new jersey of such acts as new york did perform. to weigh new york's evidence with an appreciation of these twin hurdles is not, as ..... (citing marine railway & coal co. v. united states, 257 u. s. 47 , 65 (1921))). the littoral owner's act of placing artificial fill is thus treated under the traditional common-law rule governing avulsive littoral changes, "recognized where the boundaries between states or nations are, by prescription or treaty, found in running water." nebraska v .....

Times-picayune Pub. Co. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the states alone, but must insert identical copy in both or none. against that practice the government levels its attack grounded on 1 and 2 of the sherman act. after the district court at the outset denied the government's motion for partial summary judgment holding the unit contracts per se violations of 1, the ..... 2 criteria must become dispositive here. an insufficient showing of specific intent vitiates this part of the government's case. while the completed offense of monopolization under 2 demands only a general intent to do the act, "for no monopolist monopolizes unconscious of what he is doing," a specific intent to destroy competition or ..... in no. 374, the publishing company appeals the merits of the district court's holding under the sherman act; the government, in no. 375, seeks relief broader than the district court's decree. both appeals come directly here under the expediting act. [ footnote 4 ] testimony in a voluminous record retraces a history of over twenty-five years. [ .....

Smriti Madan Kansagra Vs. Perry Kansagra

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... and/or compelling the said minor to board a flight to india during the pendency of the highly infectious covid-19 pandemic and against the travel restrictions imposed by the government of the republic of kenya is contrary to section 13(1) of the children act and is a violation of the fundamental right of the minor ..... enshrined under article 28 and 53 of the constitution of kenya.4. a declaration that there exists no valid mirror orders to the orders issued by the supreme court of india ..... appropriate proceedings by registering criminal proceedings against perry and to secure and entrust the custody of aditya to smriti. (g) the secretary, ministry of external affairs, government of india, new delhi and the indian embassy in kenya are directed to ensure that all possible assistance and logistical support is extended to smriti in securing the custody of .....

James Stewart and Co. Vs. Sadrakula

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ordinances relating to licenses, bonds, and inspections in the course of construction thereon of buildings by the united states government, no such legislative intent or desire being indicated by the act." it also quoted with approval an excerpt from an opinion of the director, legal division, federal emergency administration of ..... the tendency toward a uniformity between the federal and surrounding state territory has caused a series of congressional acts adopting the state criminal laws. [ footnote 14 ] through these concessions, our dual system of government works cooperatively towards harmonious adjustment. it is urged that the provisions of the labor law contain numerous ..... enacted by the united states. . . . the difficulty with sections 2 and 3 of the nevada act is that they do not merely occupy a vacant field until filled by the federal government -- they withhold and reserve jurisdiction, present and future, over the matters specified in them, howsoever inconsistent with .....

Hannah Vs. Larche

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . although these agencies normally make determinations of a quasi- judicial nature, they also frequently conduct purely factfinding investigations. when doing the former, they are governed by the administrative procedure act, 60 stat. 237, 5 u.s.c. 1001-1011, and the parties to the adjudication are accorded the traditional safeguards of a trial. however ..... * 363 u.s. 420 appeal from the united states district court for the western district of louisiana syllabus the civil rights act of 1957 created in the executive branch of the government a commission on civil rights to investigate written, sworn allegations that persons have been discriminatorily deprived of their right to vote on ..... s disposition of this claim. see 177 f.supp. at 819-821. respondents' final argument is that the commission's hearings should be governed by section 7 of the administrative procedure act, 60 stat. 241, 5 u.s.c. 1006, which specifies the hearing procedures to be used by agencies falling within the coverage .....

California Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of the water or water rights became vested in the united states is not well founded. appropriation was made not for the use of the government, but, under the reclamation act, for the use of the landowners; and, by the terms of the law and of the contract already referred to, the water rights became ..... emphasis added). [ footnote 19 ] in the house, 8 was amended so as to provide, rather than that state law "shall govern and control," that "the secretary of the interior, in carrying out the provisions of this act, shall proceed in conformity with" state law "relating to the control, appropriation, use, or distribution of water." according to representative ..... adopted, really serves no purpose, because it merely reenacts the existing law. it would be the law even if the act of 1891 were not in existence. the waters belong to the states. the united states government has always recognized that, and the states have enacted legislation directly controlling the use of the waters." id. at 1952 .....