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Carey Vs. Population Svcs. Int'l

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of minors who now abstain from sex will cease abstaining because they will no longer fear pregnancy or disease. [ footnote 3/2 ] rather, appellants' central argument is that the statute has the important symbolic effect of communicating disapproval of sexual activity by minors. [ footnote 3/3 ] in essence, therefore, ..... the prohibition of any "advertisement or display" of contraceptives is unconstitutional was clearly correct. only last term, virginia pharmacy bd. v. virginia citizens consumer council, 425 u. s. 748 (1976), held that a state may not "completely suppress the dissemination of concededly truthful information about entirely lawful activity," even ..... in assuring that minors are counseled before purchasing contraceptive devices. as pharmacists are licensed professionals, the state may be justified in relying on them to act responsibly in observing regulations applicable to minors. [ footnote 2/5 ] it is not a satisfactory answer that an individual may preserve anonymity as one .....

Nixon Vs. Administrator of General Services

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 513 f.2d at 431, 435, 446-448. the three-judge court was of the view that "the central purpose of congress, in relation to all pending litigation, is to have an early and prior determination of the act's constitutionality," and therefore did not request dissolution of the stay until entry of judgment. 408 f.supp. ..... and fifth amendment interests may be implicated by disclosure of communications as to which a legitimate expectation of privacy existed. i agree with the court that, even in the councils of government, an individual "has a legitimate expectation of privacy in his personal communications," ante at 433 u. s. 465 , and also that compelled disclosure of ..... exercising the "whole power" of another department do not purport to be his total treatment of the subject. the federalist no. 48, two days later, states the central theme of madison's view: "it is equally evident, that neither [department] ought to possess, directly or indirectly, an overruling influence over the others in the .....

Vendo Co. Vs. Lektro-vend Corp.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... footnote 2/18 ] international salt co. v. united states, 332 u. s. 392 ; united shoe machinery corp. v. united states, 258 u. s. 451 ; phillips v. crown central petroleum corp., 376 f.supp. 1250 (md.1973). [ footnote 2/19 ] janel sales corp. v. lanvin parfums, inc., 396 f.2d 398 (ca2 1968), cert. denied, 393 ..... the antitrust laws is therefore applicable to this species of violation, as well as to other kinds of violations. since 16 of the clayton act is an act of congress which expressly authorizes an injunction against a state court proceeding which violates the antitrust laws, the plain language of the anti-injunction statute ..... go into detailed definitions which might either work injury to legitimate enterprise or, through particularization, defeat its purposes by providing loopholes for escape. the restrictions the act imposes are not mechanical or artificial. its general phrases, interpreted to attain its fundamental objects, set up the essential standard of reasonableness. they call for .....

T. Munuswami Naidu (Died) and ors. Vs. R. Venkata Reddi and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1978AP200

..... during the past three quarters of a century and particularly during the last thirty years, a mass of judicial function has been entrusted by social legislation to the central departments of government or to administrative tribunals connected directly or indirectly therewith ... ... ... the whole movement must really be regarded as a new development'.122. speaking about ..... power of the state under art. 162 extends to the matter with respect to which the legislature of the state has power to make laws. the council of ministers with the chief minister at the head shall have to aid and advice the governor in the exercise of his functions (art. 123). ..... concentrates in itself the virtual control of both legislative and executive functions; and as the ministers constituting the cabinet are presumably agreed on fundamental and act on the principle of collective responsibility, the most important question of policy are all formulated by them'.what is therefore manifest is that the responsibility .....

Gurbaksh Singh Sibia Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1978CriLJ20

..... same properly rather than fetter such discretion in the statutory provision itself.17. apparently in accord with the aforesaid recommendations of the law commission, the central government introduced clause 447 in the draft bull of the code of criminal procedure 1970 for the purposes of conferring express powers to grant anticipatory bail ..... said report it was alleged inter alia that shri zail singh, former chief minister of the congress government in punjab along with some members of his council of ministers, some office-bearers of the punjab pradesh congress committee, some appointees to high public offices and senior ranking government officials had conspired to collect ..... being incomplete it would neither be feasible nor possible to anticipate the material that might be eventually collected. the court will not be justified in acting on the hypothesis that no further or more serious material incriminating the accused will be unearthed.'57. again one cannot lose sight of the fact that .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Sankalchand Himatlal Sheth and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1977SC2328; (1977)GLR919; (1977)0GLR90; 1977LabIC1857; (1977)4SCC193; [1978]1SCR423

..... in the same session for such removal, on the ground of proved misbehavior or incapacity. thus, if the power of the president, who has to act on the advice of the council of ministers, to transfer a high court judge under article 222(1) is strictly limited to cases in which the transfer becomes necessary in order ..... affecting the entire high court judiciary. can a judge of a high court be transferred to another high court by the president, which in effect means by the central government, under article 222, clause (1) of the constitution without his consent? what is the true interpretation of this constitutional clause; does it necessarily imply such ..... , the power of judicial review over administrative action has to be exercised with circumspection and on substantial material-since the authorities are the president (i.e., the central cabinet) and the chief justice and the adversely affected dramatis personae are judges of the highest courts in the states. even so, the play must be according .....

State (Delhi Administration) Vs. Gurucharan Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 13(1977)DLT134; 1978RLR415

..... question from the office of the s.p. (vig) and the same as well as copiesof the applications sent to s. p. (e) and s. p. (n) and s. p. (central)are not available now.(14) on 29/10/1976, sunder had shown willingness to getthe service rifle of constable sultan singh who had been shot dead byhim on 11/08 ..... aboutthe recovery. after completing the formalities at the tomb, the entireparty including r. k. sharma, sukhdev singh went to police stationkalkaji and a case was got registered under the arms act on thebasis of false f.i.r. lodged by accused r. c. kaushik.(24) now comes the crucial prosecution case. it is then allegedthat at about i a.m. on .....

Hindustan Pilkington Glass Works Limited Vs. Superintendent Central Ex ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1978(2)ELT229(Cal)

..... . dutt, appearing on behalf of the respondents raised a preliminary objection. it is contended that as there is a provision for appeal under section 35 of the central excises and salt act, 1944 the petitions under article 226 of the constitution are not maintainable in view of the clause (3) of article 226 of the constitution as amended.11 ..... orders determining the assessable value for the different periods in respect of the different varieties of goods. it is alleged that those impugned orders were passed by the central excise authorities in gross violation of the principles of natural justice and as such those are illegal, void and of no effect. according to petitioner, for the ..... appeal, but he is not bound to do so, because he is at liberty to treat the act as void.16. in annamunthodo v. oilfields workers' trade union-(1961) all e.r. 621, the judicial committee of the privy council held that if the original order was invalid for violation of the rules of natural justice, a person .....

State of Karnataka Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1978SC68; (1977)4SCC608; [1978]2SCR1

..... its exclusive power to investigate into misuse of governmental power by its council of ministers. there can be no doubt that, apart from its council of ministers the state can also competently make a claim that the council of ministers acting on its behalf is immune from subjection to the power of the central government to inquire into their conduct as ministers. this immunity claimed ..... sitting ministers of state governments which is comprehended within section 3(1) of the act does not offend against the principle of collective responsibility of the state's council of ministers or against the privileges of the legislative assembly and since it does not also confer on the central government the power of control over the state executive, the provision must be held .....

Mohinder Singh Gill and anr. Vs. the Chief Election Commissioner, New ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1978SC851; (1978)1SCC405; [1978]2SCR272

..... pre-condition of fair hearing, however minimal, even post-decisional, has relevance to administrative and judicial gentlemanliness. the election commission is an institution of central importance and enjoys far-reaching powers and the greater the power to affect others' right or liabilities the more necessary the need to hear.61. ..... presentation of nomination papers, polling drill and telling of votes, culminating in the declaration and report of results are covered by specific prescriptions in the act and the rules. the secrecy of the ballot, the authenticity of the voting paper and its' later identifiability with reference to particular polling stations, ..... (section 30).' the assembly line operations then begin. an administrative machinery and technology to execute these enormous and diverse jobs is fabricated by the act, creating officers, powers and duties, delegation of functions and location of polling stations. the precise exercise following upon the calendar for the poll, commencing .....