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Latimer Vs. Poteet

Court : US Supreme Court

..... concurring with the majority of the court in its extension. again, if north carolina has construed this treaty, and for herself settled this boundary by her subsequent acts manifesting her understanding of it, i should not hesitate to adopt that construction unless in violation of the plain terms of the treaty. i use the language holden ..... c.;, and all such entries and grants thereupon, if any should be made, shall be utterly void." in 1784 (north carolina laws, 482, ch. 14), the above act was amended by authorizing the appointment of three surveyors, viz.: "one to survey those lands that lie between the bounds hereafter described for the surveyor of green county, and ..... wholly within the territory allotted to the cherokee indians, and was null and void, as such entries and grants were prohibited by the sixth section of the act. it was held that the title under which the plaintiffs claim was invalid. construction of the treaties with the cherokee indians relative to lands within the boundary .....

Porterfield Vs. Clark

Court : US Supreme Court

..... any warrant for lands within the country reserved for the officers and soldiers, until the apportionment and draft for the same, as directed by the act entitled 'an act to adjust and regulate the pay and accounts of the officers and soldiers of the virginia line.'" on 18 december, 1782, a warrant was issued ..... 23 may, 1775, the first legislative assembly of said colony was held therein, and regulations adopted for the future government of the same. col. richard henderson, acting for himself and the other proprietors, communicated with the assembly, by an address delivered to it; the proprietors exhibited their deed to the soil of transylvania from ..... continental service, and the regulations for the surveying and appropriating the same, shall be extended to the state officers." in may, 1782, an act was passed, entitled "an act for providing more effectual funds for the redemption of certificates granted the officers and soldiers raised by this state." the seventh section provided that "whereas .....

Turner Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as to any provisions of the maryland laws which refer to the inspection of tobacco grown out of maryland. judgment affirmed. [ footnote 1 ] the following are the acts and the subjects in reference to which they were passed. new hampshire: casks of flaxseed, 1785. see perpetual laws of new hampshire, 1789, p. 193. dimensions of ..... pennsylvania coal trade. it was held that the general regulation as to half pilotage was proper, and that the exemption was a fair exercise of legislative discretion acting upon the subject of the regulation of the pilotage of the port of philadelphia. the court said that in making pilotage regulations, the legislative discretion had ..... tobacco or his agent. in order to determine whether the statutory provisions in question are obnoxious to the objection made, their meaning must be ascertained. the act of 1864 requires the inspector to examine the hogshead to ascertain whether it is of the required dimensions, and then to inspect the tobacco itself by sampling .....

Richmond Vs. Irons

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as they are in point, are based upon the particular language of the statutes of massachusetts, materially differing from that contained in the national banking act. under that act, the individual liability of the stockholders is an essential element in the contract by which the stockholders became members of the corporation. it is voluntarily ..... materially change the very substance of the case made by the bill and to which the parties have directed their proofs." by the original national banking act, 5151 of the revised statutes, it was declared that "the shareholders of every national banking association shall be held individually responsible, equally and ratably, ..... s. 655 . without express authority from the shareholders in a national bank, its offices, after the bank goes into liquidation, can only bind them by acts implied by the duty of liquidation. creditors of a national bank who, after it suspends payment and goes into voluntary liquidation, receive in settlement of their claims .....

Deputron Vs. Young

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the parties to said suit have been improperly or collusively made or joined, either as plaintiffs or defendants, for the purpose of creating a case cognizable or removable under this act, the said circuit court shall proceed no further therein, but shall dismiss the suit; . . . but the order of said circuit court dismissing or remanding said cause to ..... page 134 u. s. 254 was objected to by the plaintiff on several grounds, among others, that it was not executed under the official seal of the treasurer. the act of 1861, under which the deed was executed, provides at section 60, 'that such conveyance shall be executed by the county treasurer under his hand and seal.' then ..... this, coupled with the finding that the power was to enable donavan to convey when sales were made by scott, boyd, and la master, shows that donavan's act, when compared with the words of the power, was not warranted by the terms used. nor under those findings is there any ground for the assumption that deputron believed .....

Mcpherson Vs. Blacker

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for upon a general ticket, nor that the majority of those who exercise the elective franchise can alone choose the electors. it recognizes that the people act through their representatives in the legislature, and leaves it to the legislature exclusively to define the method of effecting the object. the framers of the ..... one representative, the election should be by districts. it has never been doubted that representatives in congress thus chosen represented the entire people of the state acting in their sovereign capacity. by original clause three, section one, article ii, and by the twelfth amendment, which superseded that clause in case of a ..... defined boundaries and organized under a government sanctioned and limited by a written constitution, and established by the consent of the governed." the state does not act by its people in their collective capacity, but through such political agencies as are duly constituted and established. the legislative power is the supreme authority, except .....

Field Vs. Clark

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 2 foreign relations, 1873, pp. 1100-1104. the scheme was successful. codes were adopted (codes egyptiens, alexandrie, 1875), the proclamation of suspension contemplated by the act of march 23, 1874, was issued by president grant on the 27th of march, 1876, 19 stat. 662; the quota of foreign judges assigned to the ..... the purpose of securing reciprocal trade with countries producing and exporting sugar, molasses, coffee, tea, and hides, congress itself determined that the provisions of the act of october 1, 1890, permitting the free introduction of such articles, should be suspended as to any country producing and exporting them that imposed exactions and ..... shall discontinue such regulations, the president of the united states is hereby authorized to declare that fact by his proclamation, and the restrictions imposed by this act shall, from the date of such proclamation, cease and be discontinued in relation to the nation, or its dependencies, discontinuing such regulations." 3 stat. 361 .....

Bibb Vs. Allen

Court : US Supreme Court

..... albert. sell for february delivery 1,000 bales account alfred. sell for january delivery 1,000 bales account alexander. sell for january delivery 500 bales cotton account andrew. act promptly if favorable." so, under date of november 10, 1886, they telegraphed: "if market opens as high or higher tomorrow, sell for january delivery 1,500 ..... and void, you must find from the proof that the plaintiffs knew or had reason to believe that irwin & davis contemplated nothing but a wagering transaction, and acted for them accordingly. if the plaintiffs made sales of wheat for irwin & davis for future delivery understanding that these contracts would be filled by the delivery of ..... , together with the rules and regulations of that body in pursuance of which the transactions in question were conducted, it appearing that b. knew that a. when acting as his agent, would transact the business through that exchange, and in accordance with its rules and regulations. by the agreed use of shepperson's code, which .....

Hartman Vs. Butterfield Lumber Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... permits the fruits of the void contract to be realized. as said in deweese v. reinhard, 165 u. s. 386 -- a case concerning the homestead laws: "a court of equity acts only when and as conscience commands, and if the conduct of the plaintiff be offensive to the dictates of natural justice, then, whatever may be the rights he possesses and ..... timber on the land and a right of way through and across the land for roads, trams, or railroads, 100 feet wide. harness ultimately filed the proofs required by the acts of congress -- in other words, made an affidavit, as required by law, to the effect that he had the sole interest in the land and that there was an absence ..... prevents a party from performing a promise which could not be legally enforced, or which will permit a party morally but not legally bound to do a certain act or thing, upon the act or thing being done, to recall it to the prejudice of the promisee, on the plea that the promise, while still executory, could not, by reason of some .....

Emperor Vs. Chaturbhuj Sahu

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1911)ILR38Cal96

..... but the securing of evidence for the enforcement of public justice. it may be argued that the state should not punish as an offence against itself an act which was instigated by its own official, a position which was vigorously, though unsuccessfully, maintained before the supreme court of the united states by the counsel ..... criminal doings, or doings which will culminate in a crime, merely pretends to concur with the perpetrators. mere good intention (joes not ordinarily excuse a criminal act.' 'with every respect to the learned judges we are unable to follow this decision, which is opposed to the recent ruling by the court of criminal appeal ..... either a subsequent repentance or an original determination to frustrate the enterprise, have disclosed the conspiracy. to the police authorities under whose direction they continue to act with their guilty confederates till the matter can be so far matured as to ensure their conviction, belong to the class of persons apparently accomplices to whom .....