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Municipal Corporation of Delhi Vs. Ram Dayal

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1970CriLJ221; ILR1968Delhi353

..... from the accused, was adulterated and contained artificial coloring material in contravention of the requirements of the act. (3) aggrieved from this order, the municipal corporation moved the sessions judge for reference and the learned sessions judge. after hearing the parties, has recommended that the accused, having been found to be guilty under the ..... court held that even though in the case before the learned judges of the calcutta high court, it was provided that the sanitary inspector, who obtained the samples and sent them for examination, was nto specially authorised under the bengal food adulteration act to do so, he could still take the sample and ..... provisions of section 16 of the act, should have been awarded a minimum sentence of six months and a .....

Longshoremen Vs. Marine Trade Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a rule to show cause why the union and its officers should not be held in contempt for violating the september 15 order. without explaining precisely what acts violated the order, the judge held the february strike "illegal . . . under the circumstances," found the union in civil contempt, and fined the union $100,000 per day. ..... points in the proceedings, it appeared that the alleged violation consisted of the work stoppage during the last few days of february; but at other times, the inquiry focused upon the union's request for a grievance meeting on february 28 to discuss the latest set-back problem. "why," counsel for the association asked, ..... client." "mr. scanlan: no, i have nothing further, your honor." "the court: the hearing is closed." thus, despite counsel's repeated requests, the district judge steadfastly refused to explain the meaning of the order. when further set-back disputes disrupted work throughout the port of philadelphia in late february, 1966, the district court issued .....

Whitehill Vs. Elkins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... subversive organization which would alter, overthrow, or destroy the government by revolution, force, or violence. a three-judge district court dismissed the complaint. held: 1. since the authority to prescribe oaths is provided by 11 of the ober act, which is tied to 1 and 13, the oath here must be considered not in isolation, but with ..... . justice douglas delivered the opinion of the court. this suit for declaratory relief that a maryland teacher's oath required of appellant was unconstitutional was heard by a three-judge court and dismissed. 258 f.supp. 589. we noted probable jurisdiction. 386 u.s. 906. appellant, who was offered a teaching position with the university of maryland ..... [ footnote 2/2 ] or otherwise incorporate it by reference. it contains no terms that are further defined in the statute. in short, the oath must be judged on its own bottom. the only thing that does shine through the opinion of the majority is that its members do not like loyalty oaths. believing that it is .....

Shri Baburao Patel and ors. Vs. Dr. Zakir HusaIn and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC904; [1968]2SCR133

..... suitably amended. it also recommended that every candidate for the membership of parliament or state legislature, union and state ministers, members of parliament and state legislatures, judges of the supreme court and high court and the comptroller and auditor general of india should take oath to uphold the sovereignty and integrity of india. in ..... age; (c) possesses such other qualifications as may be prescribed in that behalf by or under any law made by parliament.' 8. the representation of the people act, no. 43 of 1951 provided some qualifications for membership of the house of the people, by s. 4. besides that art. 102 of the constitution provided ..... issue no. 1. 6. in order to decide this issue, we have to see what the constitution provided, before the constitution (sixteenth amendment) act, 1963 (hereinafter referred to as the amendment act). this act was passed on october 5, 1963. before that amendment art. 58(1) with which we are concerned in the present petition was in these .....

In Re: Hiren Bose

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1969Cal1,1969CriLJ40,72CWN82

..... when called upon to exercise its summary power in cases of contempt of scandalising the court itself.:-- 'in the first place, the reflection on the conduct or character of a judge in reference to the discharge of his judicial duties, would not be contempt if such reflection is made in the exercise of the right of fair and reasonable criticism which ..... every citizen possesses in respect of public acts done in the seat of justice. it is not by stifling criticism that confidence in courts can be created............. in the second place, when attacks or comments are made on ..... default, the matter be placed for further orders before this bench. if the fine is paid, the rule shall be deemed to have been disposed of. 16. the sheriff to act on a signed copy of the minutes. sinha, c.j.17. i agree. ray, j. 18. i agree. amaresh roy, j. 19. : i agree. b.c. mitra, j. 20. .....

The State of Orissa Vs. Sudhansu Sekhar Misra and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC647; (1970)ILLJ662SC; (1970)ILLJ662SC; [1968]2SCR154

..... any hand in his appointment. the power to appoint the secretaries to the government is that of the governor. under the government of india act 1935, the power to transfer a district judge from one post to another was that of the governor though that power was always exercised in consultation with the high court and by and ..... that is also included in the cadre. 13. now let us consider the ratio of the decisions in nripendra nath bagchi's case : (1968)illj270sc , and ranga mahammad's : (1968)illj282sc , case. in bagchi's case : (1968)illj270sc , this court laid down that the word 'control' found in art. 235 includes disciplinary jurisdiction as well. the only question that ..... those posts. but we were told that in view of the decisions of this court in state of west bengal v. nripendra nath bagchi : (1968)illj270sc and state of assam v. ranga mahammad : (1968)illj282sc , the high court must be held to have that right as those posts are included in the cadre of superior judicial service. before .....

Municipal Board Vs. Angan, Accused

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1970CriLJ123

..... . apan could not, as such exercise any of the functions of a food inspector.6. the milk for the purpose of being tested under the act was purchased by sri i.p. apan on 24th september, 1968, on which date he was not a validly appointed food inspector and the sample could not as such be taken by him under section 11 ..... if the state government was satisfied that he continued to possess adequate knowledge and competence as food inspector. the-appointment of sri i.p. apan was made on 80th march 1968, while the prevention of food adulteration sot, 1954 came into force on 1st june 1955. the appointment was, therefore, after the expiry of the period of four years and since ..... of the sot. section 12 of the act, however, empowers even a private citizen to purchase milk for being sent to the public analyst. that section reads .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Manilal Joitaram and Co.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC653; 1968CriLJ661; (1968)0GLR479; [1968]2SCR177

..... non-transferable specific delivery contracts were so arranged that they could be resolved after the period of eleven days and without actual delivery. the sessions judge was of the opinion that the respondents had acted in breach of the proviso to s. 18(1) and were clearly guilty of the offence. in a precise and clear judgment the additional ..... performance of non-transferable specific delivery contracts otherwise than by making or receiving actual delivery, the acts of the appellants were not offences under the act. the learned judge while dealing with s. 18(1) proviso observed : 'the performance of a non-transferable specific delivery contract by a mode other than giving and taking of actual ..... of them (accused 1 to 9) were further convicted under s. 21(c) of the act and fined rs. 25/- (one week's s. i. in default). the remaining accused were convicted under s. 21(b). all appealed to the court of sessions judge. the conviction of accused 1 to 9, 11 and 12 was maintained but conviction under .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, Madhya Pradesh Vs. Dewas Cine Corporation

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC676; [1968]68ITR240(SC); [1968]2SCR173

..... the partnership to the individual partners in consideration of their respective share in the residue. the expressions 'sale' and 'sold' are not defined in the income-tax act; those expressions are used in s. 10(2)(vii) in their ordinary meaning.'sale', according to its ordinary meaning is a transfer of property for a price ..... debts and liabilities of the firm, and to have the surplus distributed among the partners or their representatives according to their rights. section 48 of the partnership act provides for the mode of settlement of accounts between the partners. it prescribes the sequence in which the various outgoings are to be applied and the residue ..... theatres of their respective ownership into the partnership, the theatres must be deemed to have become the property of the partnership. under s. 46 of the partnership act, 1932, on the dissolution of the firm every partner or his representative is entitled, as against all the other partners or their representatives, to have the property .....

J.W. Benon Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 5(1969)DLT483

..... of the authorities. the learned counsel for the petitioners admitted that the petitioners filed an application under section 18 of the land acquisition act (annexure r-4), before the court of the district judge. but he also pointed out that it was specifically stated in the said petition that the petition was presented without prejudice to the ..... will be to the convenience of all concerned and would serve the interests of justice.' it has to be ntoiced that the learned judge laid emphasis on the proceeding and the order under the land acquisition act being a single one though affecting a large number of persons. (29) thus, in view of the recent decisions of the ..... rao, c, j. and srinivaschari, j. held that the petitioners were aggrieved by a single act of the collector, and a common question of law and fact arose, and, thereforee, a single application was maintainable, la that case, the learned judges, declining to follow a full bench decision of the high court of patna in collector of monghy .....