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Loving Vs. Virginia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... also reasoned that marriage has traditionally been subject to state regulation without federal intervention, and, consequently, the regulation of marriage should be left to exclusive state control by the tenth amendment. while the state court is no doubt correct in asserting that marriage is a social relation subject to the state's police power, ..... laws. many of the statements alluded to by the state concern the debates over the freedmen's bureau bill, which president johnson vetoed, and the civil rights act of 1866, 14 stat. 27, enacted over his veto. while these statements have some relevance to the intention of congress in submitting the fourteenth amendment, ..... (1960 repl. vol.). [ footnote 11 ] appellants point out that the state's concern in these statutes, as expressed in the words of the 1924 act's title, "an act to preserve racial integrity," extends only to the integrity of the white race. while virginia prohibits whites from marrying any nonwhite (subject to the exception for the .....

K.L. Gupta and ors. Vs. the Bombay Municipal Corporation and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC303; (1968)70BOMLR337; 1968MhLJ551(SC); [1968]1SCR274

..... the house. after the sanction of the plan, he filed suits for eviction of nine tenants under s. 13(1)(g) of the delhi and ajmer rent control act 38 of 1952. in order to succeed in the suits he had to show that he had a plan sanctioned by the municipal authorities which made provision for the ..... withhold permission to execute a decree which a landlord had obtained after satisfying the reasonable requirements of law as enacted in the rent control act. it was further urged that neither s. 19 of the act nor any other provision of it indicated the grounds on which the competent authority might grant or withhold permission to execute decrees and ..... result that public amenities therein are now being found to be wholly inadequate for the already enlarged and still expanding population. the roads are too narrow for modern vehicular traffic. the drainage system, such as it obtains in most of the towns and cities, is hopelessly inadequate to cope with the requirements of an already overgrown population. .....

Indian Steel and Wire Products Ltd. Vs. State of Madras

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC478; [1968]1SCR479; [1968]21STC138(SC)

..... and mode of payment of the price of the goods supplied. therefore it would not correct to contend that the transactions were completely regulated and controlled by the controller leaving no room for mutual assent. in his revision petition dealing with the question of transport of the goods supplied the appellant stated that ..... all p. t. free on rail saltcotaurs and bundling charge account. yours faithfully. (signed).............. by partner, for k. thiruvengadam chetty, and company.' 10. the controller forwarded that letter to the appellants with the following remarks :- 'the above indent is forwarded to indian steel and wire products limited, tatanagar, for delivery in period 1 ..... the state may thus compel persons to make contracts, as where by a series of road traffic acts from 1930 to 1960, a motorist must insure against third-party risks; it may, as by the rent restriction acts, prevent one party to a contract from enforcing his rights under it; or it may empower .....

Zschernig Vs. Miller

Court : US Supreme Court

..... system instead of examining whether russian inheritance rights were granted equally to aliens and residents. the court found russia had no separation of powers, too much control in the hands of the communist party, no independent judiciary, confused legislation, unpublished statutes, and unrepealed obsolete statutes. before stating its holding of no reciprocity ..... that characteristic is shared by other legal rules which i cannot believe the court wishes to invalidate. for example, the uniform foreign money judgments recognition act provides that a foreign county money judgment shall not be recognized if it "was rendered under a system which does not provide impartial tribunals or ..... , of whatsoever nationality, whether resident or nonresident, shall succeed to such personal property, and may take possession thereof, either by themselves or by others acting for them, and retain or dispose of the same at their pleasure subject to the payment of such duties or charges only as the nationals of .....

Volkswagenwerk Ag Vs. Fmc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... file immediately with the commission" every agreement with another person subject to the act "fixing or regulating transportation rates or fares; giving or receiving special rates, accommodations, or other special privileges or advantages; controlling, regulating, preventing, or destroying competition; pooling or apportioning earnings, losses, or traffic; allotting ports or restricting or otherwise regulating the number and character of sailings between ports; limiting or ..... be filed with the commission "every agreement" among persons subject to the act "fixing or regulating transportation rates or fares; giving or receiving special rates, accommodations, or other special privileges or advantages; controlling, regulating, preventing, or destroying competition; page 390 u. s. 269 pooling or apportioning earnings, losses, or traffic; allotting ports or restricting or otherwise regulating the number and character of sailings .....

Fmc Vs. Svenska Amerika Linien

Court : US Supreme Court

..... clearly whether the majority preferred to put the increase into effect immediately, or favored the actual decision to defer consideration. [ footnote 6 ] compare iata traffic conference resolution, 6 c.a.b. 639, 645 (1946). these airline conferences leave the individual members free to initiate their own rates when unanimous agreement ..... by the agents. in light of these factors, the commission properly concluded that, although the conference's efforts might entitle it to exercise some control over the agents' activities, there was no justification for completely prohibiting the agents from dealing with nonconference lines. these circumstances, taken together, provide ..... maximum commission rates payable to travel agents may be changed. the federal maritime commission (fmc) after hearings disapproved both rules under 15 of the shipping act, 1916, which authorizes fmc disapproval of any agreement that it finds "unjustly discriminatory or unfair as between carriers . . . or to operate to .....

Protective Committee Vs. Anderson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... future. during the first hearing, the following interchange took place when the court cut off a question aimed at determining whether the volume of tmt's south-bound traffic could be increased during the off-peak season: "q. but if this enterprise were out from under the proceedings, would it?" "the court. well, ..... show that tmt had a cause of action against m-s and the caplan group. the committee said these parties had acted "in collusion with members of the debtor's old management and control group to defraud the maritime administration and the debtor by misrepresentation of the reconversion contract price and by premature release of ..... that tmt page 390 u. s. 415 had substantial causes of action against the principal caplan mortgage holders for diverting corporate opportunities through flagrant abuse of their control and inside positions, and that the mortgage was "a fraudulent transfer not given for fair consideration." thereafter, the trial court vacated its order confirming the 1959 .....

State of Maharashtra Etc. Vs. Madhavrao Damodar Patilchand and ors. Et ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC1395; (1969)71BOMLR141; 1969MhLJ17(SC); [1968]3SCR712

..... s. 28 is a law with respect to entry 52 of list i, and therefore beyond the competence of the state legislature. the entry reads thus : '52. industries, the control of which by the union is declared by parliament by law to be expedient in the public interest.' 18. he points out that one of the industries specified in the ..... acquired, or any part thereof, shall be cultivated by one or more farms run or managed by the state, or by one or more corporations (including a company) owned or controlled by the state; (b) grant to the landlord so much of the surplus land leased by him to the undertaking, which together with any other land held by him does ..... 28 can no longer be effective as it is repugnant to the defence of india act and the rules made thereunder. he says that under s. 3(2)(26) of the defence of india act, 1962, the central government is enabled to make orders providing for 'the control of agriculture (including the cultivation of agricultural land and crops to be raised therein) for .....

Ginsberg Vs. New York

Court : US Supreme Court

..... o general restriction on expression in terms of obscenity' can . . . be reconciled with the first amendment," recognize that "the power of the state to control the conduct of children reaches beyond the scope of its authority over adults," and accordingly acknowledge a supervening state interest in the regulation of literature sold to children, ..... patient and the typical public have alike a deep-rooted unconscious aversion to sublimation. inferiority and other complexes enter in to make the individual feel that acts of sublimation would destroy his comfortable, though illusory, sense of superiority. again, there is the realization on the part of the mass of people that ..... top of the nipple, or the depiction of covered male genitals in a discernibly turgid state. " page 390 u. s. 646 "(c) 'sexual conduct' means acts of masturbation, homosexuality, sexual intercourse, or physical contact with a person's clothed or unclothed genitals, pubic area, buttocks or, if such person be a female, breast .....

Sibron Vs. New York

Court : US Supreme Court

..... opinion, apparently to the effect that the officer's invasion of sibron's person comported with the constitution because of the need to protect himself, is not deserving of controlling deference. [ footnote 22 ] see n 7, supra. mr. justice douglas, concurring in no. 63. officer martin testified that, on the night in question, he ..... he knew, they might indeed "have been talking about the world series." the inference that persons who talk to narcotics addicts are engaged in the criminal traffic in narcotics is simply not the sort of reasonable inference required to support an intrusion by the police upon an individual's personal security. nothing resembling probable ..... weapon. but the law enforcement officers all over the nation have gained little protection from the courts through opinions here if they are now left helpless to act in self-defense when a man associating intimately and continuously with addicts, upon meeting an officer, shifts his hand immediately to a pocket where weapons are .....