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Panama Refining Co. Vs. Ryan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... s.ct. 45. upon a similar ground the authority given to the president, in appropriate relation to his functions as commander-in-chief, by the trading with the enemy act, as amended by the act of march 28, 1918 (40 stat. 460, 12 (50 usca appendix 12)), with respect to the disposition of enemy property, was sustained. 'the determination,' said the ..... of the provisions of the petroleum code. second. regulations iv, v, and vii, issued by the secretary of the interior prior to these suits, have since been amended. but the amended regulations continue sub- page 293 u.s. 388, 414 stantially the earlier requirements and expand them. they present the same constitutional questions, and the cases as to ..... 28, 1795 (1 stat. 424), authorized the president 'whenever the united states shall be invaded, or be in imminent danger of invasion from any foreign nation or indian tribe,' to call forth such number of the militia of the states as he shall deem necessary and to issue his page 293 u.s. 388, 445 orders .....

Panama Refining Co. Vs. Ryan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . 24 -25. upon a similar ground the authority given to the president, in appropriate relation to his functions as commander-in-chief, by the trading with the enemy act, as amended by the act of march 28, 1918 (40 stat. 460), with respect to the disposition of enemy property, was sustained. "the determination," said the court, "of the terms of ..... of the provisions of the petroleum code. second. regulations iv, v, and vii, issued by the secretary of the interior prior to these suits, have since been amended. but the amended regulations continue substantially page 293 u. s. 414 the earlier requirements and expand them. they present the same constitutional questions, and the cases as to these are ..... 28, 1795 (1 stat. 424) authorized the president "whenever the united states shall be invaded, or be in imminent danger of invasion from any foreign nation or indian tribe," to call forth such number of the militia of the states as he shall deem necessary and to issue his page 293 u. s. 445 orders to .....

Fox Vs. Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey

Court : US Supreme Court

..... held valid against objections that the accumulated exactions were so oppressive and disproportionate to benefits as to amount to arbitrary discrimination and confiscation repugnant to the fourteenth amendment. p. 294 u. s. 99 . 6. a chain of stores is a distinctive business species, with its own capacities and functions; broadly speaking ..... 95 . 2. the legislative history of this act and contemporaneous interpretation by the agent charged with its enforcement help to confirm the above-stated conclusion. p. 294 u. s. 96 . 3. although administrative constructions ..... stations and distribution plants where gasoline, other petroleum products, and automobile accessories are sold are "stores" within the meaning of the west virginia chain store license tax act, defining the term store as including any mercantile establishment in which goods, wares, or merchandise of any kind are sold, etc. p. 294 u. s. .....

Palaniandi Gramani Manickammal Vs. V. Murugappa Gramanani

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1935Mad483; 157Ind.Cas.181

..... manager of a religious endowment is in the same position as an express trustee. this is the effect of the amendment introduced by way of an exception to section 10 by the indian limitation (amendment) act of 1929. the exception says;for the purposes of the section any property comprised in a hindu religious or charitable endowment, ..... shall be deemed to be property vested in trust for a specific purpose, and the manager shall be deemed to be the trustee thereof.7. the amended section was in ..... , puja or feeding, instituted by thanikachala were perform ed from the moment that appadurai usurped possession of the endowed property. neither he nor his brothers assumed to act as 'trustee' of the property. on the contrary, their conduct hows that they took the earliest opportunity of making an end of the charities.10. turning .....

Abdul Rahman and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1935Cal316,165Ind.Cas.497

..... 36. abdul rahman, din mahammad and amiruddin were prosecuted at delhi on 6th january 1932 on charges under section 120 b read with section 9, opium act, as amended by the punjab act 3 of 1925, in respect of the export of five consignments of opium from delhi and one consignment from rajputana between the months of january and july ..... , that is to say, for a period of some twelve years. the objects of this widespread conspiracy, put shortly were these: to acquire and collect opium from indian states and other places in upper and northern india, (and for that purpose there was a group of conspirators in delhi and possibly in other places in upper and ..... the charge had included within its scope an allegation of contravention of certain sections of the dangerous drugs act of 1930 which only came into operation on 1st february 1931; (4) that under the provisions of the opium act, 1878 even as amended in the year 1914, the maximum sentence provided for is one year's rigorous imprisonment, and that .....

The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Vs. the Central Bank of India, Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1935Mad936; 160Ind.Cas.430; (1935)69MLJ509

..... good faith advanced sums of money to c.k.n. & sons. briefly their defence was (1) that they had derived title to the goods under section 178 of the indian contract act (the old section before its recent amendment) or (2) that, as both the plaintiffs and the defendants were admittedly innocent parties who had suffered loss by the fraudulent ..... first of all having made the plan and then having carried it out. in his opinion even apart from fraud an offence within the meaning of section 178 of the indian contract act had been committed. he, therefore, held that there had been no pledge to the defendants within the meaning of section 178. he accordingly gave a decree for the ..... plaintiffs for rs. 1,86,160. the original section 178 of the indian contract act, 1872 as then in force, reads as follows:a person who is in possession of any goods, or of any bill of lading, dock warrant, warehouse keeper's .....

Bimal Krishna Biswas and anr. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 163Ind.Cas.566

..... , pistols and cartridges in furtherance of terroristic movements, and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 120-b of the indian penal code read with section 19-a of the indian arms act (act xi of 1878) as amended in bengal act, act xxi, of 1932 and within my cognizance.4. it has been pointed out that, in so far as the alleged ..... appellants in these two appeals were tried 'before a special magistrate of barakpore on charges under section 19-a of the arms act as amended by-bengal act xxi of 1932 and section 120-b of the indian penal code. they have all been convicted under those sections and the appellant aswini kumar ghose has also been convicted under section ..... offence under the arms, act is concerned, it was incumbent on the, prosecution to prove, that the fire-arms; were possessed .....

Rai Satyendra Nath Ray Chaudhury Bahadur Vs. Pramananda Haldar and ors ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 164Ind.Cas.437

..... 12-15-10 per year in accordance with the entry made in the record of rights published under chap. x of the bengal tenancy act. on august 1, 1930, he amended his plaint. by the amendment he introduced the case that the incidents of the holding was governed by a registered kabuliyat, dated 2nd assar 1312 executed by the predecessors ..... the defendants in favour of his predecessor-in-interest wherein there was a stipulation to pay rent at the rate of rs. 16-11-6 a year. by the amendment ha laid his claim at a rate of rs. 916-11-6. on september 15, 1930, the defendants filed their additional written statement. in the additional defence they ..... 32 ind. cas. 185 : air 1917 cal. 734, are decidedly against his contentions.4. before examining the cases it would be profitable to examine section 92 of the indian evidence act. where there is a written contract, grant or other disposition of property, the parties to the document or their privies cannot adduce oral evidence to establish a modification or .....

John Earnest Edward and anr. Vs. Rai Jogendra Chandra Ghose Bahadur

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1935Cal298

..... had a value. in great britain such licensee's rules have never received legal sanction, but the custom has now been legalized in india by the indian electricity (amendment) act, in section 21 of the act, in which the second and third sub-sections were inserted in 1922. the conditions of supply as authorized must not be inconsistent with the ..... can cut off the supply-15. in fact clause (3) was introduced into section 20 by the amending act of 1922 to meet difficulties of the licensees in obtaining access to houses on their lawful business. the object of the amendment, was to enable them to cut off the supply in the last resort. it is true that if ..... definitely states that the other clauses in the agreements are subject in all respects to the provisions of the calcutta electric license and to the provisions of the indian electricity act of 1910, and that the condition contained in clause 6 of these agreements, on which the petitioners rely, being inconsistent with the terms of the license and .....

Dawsons Bank Limited Vs. Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha (Japan Cotton ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1935)37BOMLR544

..... incorporated in japan, 554, merchant street, rangoon, represented by their manager mr. t, saito ... appellant (plaintiff). versusdawsons bank ltd., a public company incorporated under the indian companies act having its head office at pyapon by its secretary hugh dawson... respondents (2nd & 3rd defendants).36. by its operative part it provides for a decree 'against the ..... january 4, 1933, a memorandum of appeal was presented by the plaintiffs and an application was made by them praying that the cause title might be amended. this was acceded to by an order of the high court, and the title of the proceedings on the hearing of the appeal disclosed the japanese ..... settled on september 29, 1930. subsequently the bank went into voluntary liquidation, and mr. laurence dawson and mr. heaton were appointed liquidators. thereupon the plaint was amended by striking out the name of the bank as second defendant, and inserting the name of mr. laurence dawson as second defendant and the name of mr. .....