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Passenger Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... commerce or according to its application in common parlance. page 48 u. s. 501 "commerce," from "con" and "mercis," critically signifies a mutual selling or traffic, and in ordinary and practical acceptation it means trade, bargain, sale, exchange, barter, embracing these both as its means and its objects. different and metaphorical significations ..... one people -- not a mere confederacy of sovereign states for the purposes of defense or aggression. commerce, as defined by this court, means something more than traffic -- it is intercourse, and the power committed to congress to regulate commerce is exercised by prescribing rules for carrying on that intercourse. "but in regulating commerce ..... of the court in the case last mentioned are these: "if congress had passed any act which bore upon the case, any act in execution of the power to regulate commerce, the object of which was to control state legislation over those small navigable creeks into which the tide flows, and which abound throughout .....

United States Vs. Lee

Court : US Supreme Court

..... public service would be hindered and the public safety endangered if the supreme authority could be subjected to suit at the instance of every citizen and consequently controlled in the use and disposition of the means required for the proper administration of the government. the exemption from direct suit is therefore without exception. this ..... always be compelled to come into court and litigate with private parties in defense of its property." the view on which this court appears to have constantly acted, which reconciles all its decisions, and is in accord with the english authorities, is this: the objection to the exercise of jurisdiction over the sovereign ..... was sustained, was defined to be that when a plain official duty, requiring no exercise of discretion, is threatened to be violated by some positive official act, any person who will sustain personal injury thereby for which adequate compensation cannot be had at law may have an injunction to prevent it, notwithstanding the officer .....

Waters-pierce Oil Co. Vs. Texas

Court : US Supreme Court

..... proceedings by quo warranto, etc., shall, except insofar as they may conflict herewith, govern and control the proceedings when instituted to forfeit any charter under this act." "sec. 6. any violation of either or all of the provisions of this act shall be and is hereby declared a conspiracy against trade, and any person who may be ..... quo warranto, etc., shall, except insofar as they may conflict herewith, govern and control the proceedings when instituted to forfeit any charter under this act." "sec. 6. if any person shall be or may become engaged in any combination of capital, skill, or acts by two or more persons, firms, corporations, or associations of persons, or of ..... made them, and can only be exerted in the manner which that act authorizes. in other words, the state prescribes the purposes of a corporation and the means of executing those purposes. purposes and means are within the state's control. this is true as to domestic corporations. it has even a broader application to foreign .....

Ex Parte Young

Court : US Supreme Court

..... but assaults upon the eleventh amendment have oftenest been made in cases in which the effort has been, without making the state a formal party, to control the acts of its officers and agents by such orders directed to them as will accomplish, by indirection, the same results that could be accomplished by a suit ..... a circuit court of the united states, in a suit brought against the attorney general of a state, may, by orders directed specifically against that officer, control, entirely control, by indirection, the action of the state itself in judicial proceedings in its own courts involving the constitutional validity of its statutes. this court has heretofore held ..... every railroad company in the state should adopt and publish and put into effect the rates specified in the statute, and that every officer, director, traffic manager, or agent, or employee of such railroad company should cause the adoption, publication, and use by such railroad company of rates not exceeding those specified in .....

Haji Bibi Vs. H.H. Sir Sultan Mahomed Shah, the Aga Khan and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2Ind.Cas.874

..... no right to execute the said indenture of the 11th day of september 1901 as alleged in para. 39 of the plaint? section 90 of the probate and administration act does not apply--not giving up anything.52. whether the transaction evidence by the said indenture of the 11th day of september 1901 was a sham transaction and never ..... paid the rates and taxes since the release.151. but the evidence does not depend on these two witnesses alone, for mr. kola, an attorney of this court, who acted as shamsudm's attorney with reference to the release, has given evidence before me, and the way in which mr. kola did give his evidence impressed me most favourably, ..... whether the performance of any particular rite promotes any particular religion, and benefits the members of the church or denomination, or body who profess it, the secular court must act upon evidence of the belief of the members of the community concerned. it can have no other guide upon that subject, per fitz gibben.' l.j. o'hanlon v .....

Sir Dinshaw Manockji Petit and ors. Vs. Sir Jamsetji Jeejeebhoy and or ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2Ind.Cas.701

..... mentioned in the plaint and now in the possession and under the management of the defendants?115. besides the religious and charitable institutions under the management and control of the defendants, there are numerous other institutions in bombay, such as atash behrams, agiaries, dare mehers, sanitariums, etc., dedicated to the use and ..... own discretion.mr. strangman suggests that mr. lowndes should, at all events, complete his evidence on the instance of the convert soonabai.172. mr. lowndes acted up to mr. strangman's suggestion, called only such evidence as completed the incident of soonabai's conversion, and stopped calling any further evidence of witnesses who ..... this, it was necessary that we should have before us all such documents as were properly proveable and admissible under the provisions of the indian evidence act, and we, accordingly, allowed the plaintiffs to prove and put in copies of the various documents relating to the foundation of various charitable institutions. the .....

In Re: R. Nataraja Iyer

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.755; (1912)23MLJ393

..... civil and criminal cases against them, would not affect the power to issue the writ. the supreme court had no general power or control over the courts of the east india company in the moffusil or over their officers acting judicially. i believe this proposition would be correct even in cases where the officers exercising jurisdiction might be british subjects. the divisional ..... any country court for any judgment, decree or order of such court, or against any person for any act done by or in virtue of the order of such court.' the supreme court was a court of limited jurisdiction and had no general control over the proceedings of the courts erected and maintained by the east india company. it is unnecessary to .....

Minnesota Rate Case

Court : US Supreme Court

..... regulate commerce contemplated interference with the authority of the state to prescribe reasonable rates for the exclusively internal traffic throughout the extent of its territory. neither by the original act nor by its amendment has congress sought to establish a unified control over interstate and intrastate rates; it has not set up a standard for intrastate rates or prescribed, or authorized the federal ..... commission to prescribe, either maximum or minimum rates for intrastate traffic. the fixing of reasonable rates for intrastate transportation was .....

Oklahoma Tax Comm'n Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 7, 1856, 11 stat. 699. nothing in the subsequent page 319 u. s. 617 treaties and allotment acts relating specifically to the creeks and he seminoles was inconsistent with this guarantee of freedom from state control. [ footnote 2/7 ] and congress was careful to provide that nothing in the creation of the state of ..... lands, both tribal and individual. [ footnote 2/6 ] the protection afforded by those and subsequent restrictive acts and treaties extended to trespasses, transfers, tax sales, tax liens, and other attempted interferences by the state governments with federal control over indian lands. see worcester v. georgia, 6 pet. 515; the kansas indians, 5 wall. ..... oklahoma should qualify this promise. thus, the oklahoma enabling act (34 stat. 267) provided that the oklahoma constitution should not "limit .....

The Advocate General Vs. Jimbabai

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1915)17BOMLR799

..... defects, and cured the infirmity. the ground of the rule in england appears to have been that as all charities were the special care, and under the direct control of the court of equity, that court must refuse to accept as 'charity' any gift which, by reason of the vagueness of the language in which it was ..... any declarations against the interest of the makers. nor do i think that these depositions of men long dead are admissible under any other provision of the indian evidence act. i have examined them, however, with the object of bringing out clearly what really were the materials before sir erskine perry in 1847. many statements do suggest ..... the hindu law from which at the time of their conversion and immediately thereafter they had never completely and intelligibly freed themselves. that this was done by deliberate act of volition i gravely doubt. to whatever extent the old hindu law of the joint family regained currency and application amongst the cutchi memons, it must be attributed .....