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..... substantially permanent, but to the supervision of future conduct in relation to changing conditions. p. 286 u. s. 114 . 2. this power, if not reserved expressly in the decree, is still inherent, and it is the same whether the decree was entered by consent or after litigation. id. 3. the ..... production to consumers. more and more, meat, formerly distributed through shops selling little if anything else, is sold in stores carrying groceries and other articles of food. the diversification of the business of defendants permitted by the modification of the injunction is in harmony with present legitimate tendencies in the ..... . . . 112 163 $1,000,000 and over . . . . 266 327 total. . . . . . . . . . 1184 1250 the relation between each of the defendant packers' production of meat and lard and total production of these articles in the united states during the years 1920 and 1929 are as follows: 1920 1929 swift . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.2% 15.2% armour (including morris) . . 15.8% 14.1% wilson. . . .....
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..... sometimes put, a case of "putative illegal detention". that case, ms lieven contended, rested on the clear violations of articles 45 and 49 of gc4 constituted by mr rahmatullah's continued detention. mr eadie remained somewhat reserved on the issue. he suggested that the question of whether mr rahmatullah fell within the protection of the geneva conventions was ..... the english courts should entertain an application which would otherwise have no real or substantial connection with this jurisdiction. secondly, like lord phillips, i would wish to reserve my opinion as to what he has described as the unexplored issue: as i would put it, the implications of the fact that there was no suggestion that ..... object of this judgment is to make it plain that, despite the result of this appeal, so far as i am concerned they remain unresolved. subject to this reservation i would, for the reasons given by lord kerr, dismiss the appeal and the cross-appeal. lord reed 108. i agree that the appeal at the instance .....
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..... provided for the extradition of nationals, but at the same time it gave states the right not to extradite their own nationals by successive five year reservations (article 7). states were also given the right to provide on a mutual basis for requests for supplementary information to be handled directly between "judicial authorities or ..... the requirement to produce evidence of the commission of the offence in respect of which extradition was sought. by way of reservation the united kingdom required foreign documents supplied pursuant to article 12 to be authenticated by being signed by a judge, magistrate or officer of the state where they were issued and ..... discussion in the council of ministers. on 6 december the presidency noted that fourteen delegations agreed on the new draft ("the december draft"), noting parliamentary scrutiny reservations from, inter alia, the united kingdom. the december draft formed the basis of the final framework decision approved by the council. i turn to consider .....
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