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In Re Gault

Court : US Supreme Court

..... not merely technical or historical, but, like the hearsay rule, have a sound basis in human experience, they should not be rejected in any judicial inquiry. juvenile court judges in los angeles, tucson, and wisconsin rapids, wisconsin report that they are satisfied with the operation of their courts despite application of unrelaxed rules of evidence ..... children's bureau pub. no. 437-1966, p. 47 (hereinafter cited as standards); new york family court act 721 (1963) (hereinafter cited as n.y.family court act). the court also held that the judge may consider hearsay if it is "of a kind on which reasonable men are accustomed to rely in serious affairs ..... 's protection, and not with his punishment. i do not question that the methods employed in such cases must be consistent with the constitutional obligation to act in accordance with due process, but certainly the fourteenth amendment does not demand that they be constricted by the procedural guarantees devised for ordinary criminal prosecutions. .....

Commissioner, Sales Tax Vs. Ujjal Singh Autar Singh

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1968]22STC26(All)

..... to permit of their identification with reasonable certainty) are required with reference to an inquiry under the uttar pradesh sales tax act, 1948,------------------------------------------------------(here enter briefly the subject of the inquiry) now pending before me, you are hereby to appear in person summoned---------------------------------------------------------------------to produce ..... witnesses.-the sales tax officer, assistant commissioner (executive), deputy commissioner, additional commissioner, commissioner, assistant commissioner (judicial) and judge (revisions) or the additional judge (revisions) shall have the same powers as are vested in a court under the code of civil procedure, 1908, when ..... referred to as the commissioner) filed two revision applications (one in respect of each of the two years) before the judge (revisions).5. during the course of the hearing of the revision applications the departmental representative made applications for filing certain additional .....

Boutilier Vs. Ins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... have already quoted from clinical experts to show what a wide range the term "psychopathic personality" has. another expert [ footnote 4 ] classifies such a person under three headings: acting: (1) inability to withstand tedium, (2) lack of a sense of responsibility, (3) a tendency to "blow up" under pressure, (4) maladjustment to law and ..... the purely legal question of whether the term "psychopathic personality" included homosexuals and if it suffered illegality because of vagueness. ii the legislative history of the act indicates beyond a shadow of a doubt that the congress intended the phrase "psychopathic personality" to include homosexuals such as petitioner. page 387 u. s ..... petitioner's appeal from the page 387 u. s. 119 finding of the special inquiry officer was dismissed by the board of immigration appeals, without opinion, and his petition for review in the court of appeals was dismissed, with one judge dissenting. 363 f.2d 488. it held that the term "psychopathic personality," as .....

Pierson Vs. Ray

Court : US Supreme Court

..... inquiry, or the threat of such inquiry, into whether, in fact, a judge has been unfaithful to his oath of office. thus, it is necessary to protect the guilty as well as the innocent. [ footnote 2/ ..... motive not connected with the public good." gregoire v. biddle, 177 f.2d 579, 581. to deny recovery to a person injured by the ruling of a judge acting for personal gain or out of personal motives would be "monstrous." ibid. but it is argued that absolute immunity is necessary to prevent the chilling effects of a judicial ..... refuses to disperse and move on, or disperse or move on, when ordered so to do by any law enforcement officer of any municipality, or county, in which such act or acts are committed, or by any law enforcement officer of the state of mississippi, or any other authorized person, . . . shall be guilty of disorderly conduct, which is .....

Utah Pie Co. Vs. Continental Baking Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... jury found for continental, and although petitioner failed to move for a directed verdict on the counterclaim before its submission to the jury, the trial judge granted petitioner's motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict. the court of appeals reversed the judgment notwithstanding the verdict on the counterclaim, and remanded the ..... from surrounding economic circumstances, which would include persistent unprofitable sales below cost and drastic price cuts themselves discriminatory. see rowe, price discrimination under the robinson-patman act 141-150 (1962), commenting on the court's statement in f.t.c. v. anheuser-busch, inc., supra, that "a price reduction below cost ..... down, and, at other times, each of the respondents also bore responsibility for the downward pressure on the price structure. we believe that the act reaches price discrimination that erodes competition as much as it does price discrimination that is intended to have immediate destructive impact. in this case, the .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Jamadar Mansingrao Bhagvat Rao

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1969CriLJ557; (1969)GLR537; (1968)IILLJ55Guj

..... [a.i.r. 1958 all. 429], a division bench of the allahabad high court has observed as under : 'the criminal law amendment act (1952) has created special judges who differ from the sessions judges only in this respect that they follow a different mode of trial, but all the other provisions of the criminal procedure code apply to both alike. ..... the provisions of sub-secs. (1) and (2) the other provisions of the code of criminal procedure which are not inconsistent with this act will apply to the proceedings before the special judge and his court shall be deemed to be a court of session. in other words, excepting the mode of trial prescribed in sub-section ( ..... act of a police constable in driving rashly and negligently when driving a police jeep which was carrying a sub-inspector of police, who was proceeding for an inquiry, was held not to be done 'under colour or in excess of the duty imposed upon him as a constable-driver'.' 73. after referring to the observations made by the learned judge .....

State of Rajasthan Vs. Ratanlal

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1968)ILLJ475Raj

..... due under the rules.12. rule 16, in so far as relevant for our purposes, reads as follows:without prejudice to the provisions of the public servants inquiries act, 1950, no order imposing the penalty of dismissal, removal or reduction shall be passed on a member of a service (other than an order based on facts ..... not contain specifically west further part the plaintiff-respondent had to play after he produced khanu barber in the police station, barmer.13. according to the learned judge, the plaintiff-respondent had no further duty to discharge after khanu barber was produced in the police station, barmer and it appears that he thought that the ..... result in any prejudice to the plaintiff-respondent inasmuch as the charges were elaborate enough and the plaintiff respondent could meet the charges adequately. the learned senior civil judge examined charge (1) to ascertain whether it was elaborate enough as to cause no prejudice to the plaintiff-respondent. he pointed out two defects in the charge .....

Siddagangiah Vs. Lakshamma

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1968Kant115; AIR1968Mys115; (1967)2MysLJ185

..... of the court below, and so, we dismiss this appeal. no costs.(8) at this stage, mr. maheshchandra guru asks attention to the fact that the civil judge to whom an application was made for interim maintenance, made no order on its even when he disposed of the main application presented by the husband. but that is not ..... cruelty causing a reasonable apprehension in the mind of the objecting spouse, that it would be harmful or injurious to live with the other party. the hindu marriage act contains no definition of cruelty, and so that word has to be understood in the ordinary way. that word is normally understood as behaviour through which pains caused ..... (1) the appellant is a husband whose application against his wife under section 9 of the hindu marriage act, 1955 for a decree for restitution of conjugal rights, was dismissed by the civil judge, (after stating the facts in paras 2 and 3, the judgment proceeded :-)(2) the only two witnesses who gave evidence in the proceeding are the two .....

State of Maharashtra Vs. Dr. R.B. Chowdhary and 2 ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC110; (1967)70BOMLR139; 1968CriLJ95; 1968MhLJ177(SC); [1967]3SCR708

..... first argument is correct. no doubt under the code of the criminal procedure the statement of an accused may be taken into consideration in an inquiry or trial but it is not strictly evidence in the case. an accused when he makes his statement under s. 342 does not depose as a witness because no ..... that they were members of the editorial board there was a prima facie case proved against them that they were makers of the impugned article. the learned additional sessions judge further said that the prosecution would have to lead satisfactory and cogent evidence to prove and establish that respondents 2, 3, and 4 were editors, printers and publishers. ..... in the case tending to exonerate the present respondent. the state also urges in addition that a presumption under. s. 7 of the press and registration of books act 1867 can be raised against the editorial broad and they can therefore be held responsible for the defamatory article. we shall deal with these two questions. 5. the .....

Beopri Mal Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1967Delhi73

..... the learned counsel for the union of india and the collector of central excise and land customs is right in his contention that the learned single judge while pronouncing on the legality of the penalty imposed overlooked the fact that the charge against beopri ml was that he in collusion with the two railway ..... the material before him, the collector could have drawn the inference that the constables were attempting to export indian currency into pakistan, this is what the learned judge observed:'the question that really presented considerable difficult is whether the sale-proceeds were brought from jodhpur to barmer. they were recovered at barmer. the persons ..... the learned judge observed.' if smuggled gold was recovered the collector could have, under the law confiscated the same. there seems to be no reason why the money which represents the proceeds of their gold cannto be confiscated..'we think that this conclusion ignores the language of section 167(8) of the sea customs act. that .....