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Hannah Vs. Larche

Court : US Supreme Court

..... with a view to determining . . . (1) public utility holding company mention of the type of notice, if refer to cross-examination. the causes of such concentration and control act, 49 stat. 831, 15 u.s.c. any, which was to be given to there was merely a general and their effect upon competition; (2) the 79r(c). ..... to advertise such finding or to serve as part of the process of criminal prosecution, the rigorous protections relevant to criminal prosecutions might well be the controlling starting point for assessing the protection which the commission's procedure provides. the objectives of the commission on civil rights, the purpose of its creation, ..... on the respondents in no. 549, ordering them to appear at the hearing and to bring with them various voting and registration records within their custody and control. subpoenas were also served upon the respondents in no. 550. these private citizens were apparently summoned to explain their activities with regard to alleged deprivations of .....

State of Kerala Vs. Samuel

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker99; 1961CriLJ505

..... , acquitting the respondent, a forester of the thodupuzha range of the offences punishable under section 5 (i) (a) and fill of the prevention of corruption act (act ii of 1947). the ease was referred by kumara pollai and velu pillai, jj. to a full bench as important questions of law regarding the registration and ..... often enough in difficult circumstances-- should not be exposed to the harassment of investigation against them on information levelled, possibly, by persons affected by their official acts, unless a magistrate is satisfied that an investigation is called for, and on such satisfaction authorises the same. this is meant to ensure the diligent discharge ..... fit to remove the protection from the public servants. in so far as it relates to the investigation of the offences of corruption comprised in the act, bymaking them cognizable it may be presumed that it was considered necessary to provide a substituted safeguard from undue harassment by requiring that the investigation is .....

American Trucking Assns., Inc. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , 49 u.s.c. 309. [ footnote 6 ] the first major commission decision was rendered the year after the enactment of motor carrier act of 1935. pennsylvania truck lines, inc., acquisition of control of barker motor freight, inc., 1 m.c.c. 101. in refusing approval of an acquisition unless certain conditions were met, a division ..... need of general motors for a service of the type here involved, pacific motor's experience and qualifications, and the unlikelihood that a significant amount of traffic would be diverted from rail to motor transportation even if the permits were granted. the difficulty with appellees' argument is that the commission did not find ..... as we have noted, rock island gives strong support to the view there expressed by the commission that the essence of auxiliary and supplemental limitation is functional control. while it may be true, as appellees argue, that such a geographical limitation is a necessary ingredient of an auxiliary and supplemental restriction, it does not .....

Paschim Banga Malbahi Cycle Mazdoor Union and ors. Vs. Commissioner of ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal125,65CWN213

..... municipal provision for the registration of the carts and taxing their trade or calling transfer traffic control to the corporation of calcutta. section 610 of the calcutta municipal act 1951 also is an answer to this argument. it provides:'except in this act otherwise expressly provided, nothing in this act shall be deemed to affect the provisions of any other enactments.'this section makes it ..... order under these sections can be made. a representative and responsible state government may, not unreasonably, be assumed to act reasonably before giving its sanction. see the observations of das c. j., in : [1958]1scr308 . having regard to the reasons of traffic control and having regard to the eleven reasons set out in the affidavit of the government, i am unable to hold .....

Nripendra Nath Bagchi Vs. Chief Secretary, Govt. of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal1,65CWN361,(1961)IILLJ312Cal

..... ancestors of these articles 233 to 235 of the present constitution. sections 254 and 255 and particularly section 255(3) of the government of india act 1935 did not mention the 'control'' over district courts and courts subordinate thereto. this is new law in the present constitution. adequate meaning, due regard and appropriate effect must be ..... may be said to be the counterpart of article 235 of the constitution were different and the words 'the control over district courts and courts subordinate thereto' were not there in section 255(3) of the act of 1935. as legislature is not supposed to use words without a meaning this change of language can be ..... under article 309 of the constitution but neither the governor nor the act of the state legislature can override the constitution by divesting the high court of the control the constitution has vested in it. if the governor or the state act provides for disciplinary control over subordinate courts, then such provision has to be consistent with .....

Ramkrishna Vishnu Murti Vs. Laxminarayan Chunilal Lahoti

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1961)63BOMLR106

..... h. r. gokhale, and that point is whether an order passed under section 17 of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging house rates control act, 1947 (which shall hereafter be referred to as the act) is an executable order, and it arises under these circumstances.2. the petitioner claims to be in possession of a portion of the ..... procedure prescribed in the code of civil procedure, which is followed by the courts invested with the jurisdiction of small causes established under the provincial small causes courts act. under rule 11, in miscellaneous applications, the same procedure that is applicable to suits under rule 10 has to be followed by the court. mr. gokhale ..... no. 1, laxminarayan lahoti, therefore, filed an application, which was miscellaneous application no. 5 of 1952 on february 5, 1952, under section 17 of the act for restoration of possession on the ground that the landlords did not occupy the premises within the time prescribed. that application was allowed by the trial court on october .....

The Associated Hotels of India, Ltd. and anr. Vs. R.B. Jodha Mal Kutha ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC156; [1961]1SCR259

..... purposes of administration they were assets locally situate within the jurisdiction of the ordinary. as they were sold and delivered by the executors without doing any act outside the jurisdiction of the ordinary, duty was payable in england. the above quoted observation was made in connection with the limited jurisdiction of the ..... the punjab, e.g., suits for partition of property, succession, enforcement of mortgages and declarations of title under the provisions of the punjab land revenue act. greater uncertainty would have arisen in cases where decrees of original courts were under appeal in districts and still more in suits where preliminary decrees had ..... said proceedings all the jurisdiction and powers which it had immediately before the appointed day. these two clauses unambiguously indicate that by the passing of the act the initial jurisdiction of the court to entertain the proceedings pending before it was affected; that is why, in authorising the said proceedings to continue .....

V. Subbarayalu Vs. Superintendent of Post Offices, Tanjore Division, N ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1961Mad166; (1961)ILLJ465Mad; (1960)2MLJ585

..... of appointment and allowances of officers of the indian posts and telegraphs department, these extra-departmental agents have been specifically excluded from the operation of civil services (classification, control and appeal) rules. on the basis of these features, the contention is put forward that persons in charge of these post offices, or more correctly, extra- ..... receipt and issue of money orders are the sole items of work entrusted to such offices. that appears to be for the reason that the volume of postal traffic, if it might be so called, arising in that locality is not sufficient for the maintenance of a permanent office, and the government may, if conditions are ..... are not able to see how this decision helps the petitioner.the feature that was relied upon in that case centered upon section 13 of the calcutta suburban act which laid down:"every special police officer so appointed shall have the same powers, privileges and protection and shall be liable to perform the same duties and .....

Regional Transport Authority and anr. Vs. Sri Kashi Prasad Gupta and o ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1962All551

..... permit, he incurs the penalties of the law and the remedy is to lay information for the prosecution of the offender for breach of the control regulations. similarly,under the motor vehicles act, all those who succeed to obtaining permits benefit incidentally from the permit system and enjoy for the time being a comparative immunity from open competition ..... this route as 'profitable.' under the five year plan new developments are taking place in the district including the places covered by this route and as such traffic on the route in question has considerably increased. the mods of living of public has also changed and there is ever increasing percentage of travelling public and those ..... or that he has suffered or is likely to suffer any fall in profits. ram avadh misra states in his counter-affidavit that 'there is enough scope of traffic on theroute' otherwise he would not have agreed to take permits on it. he also asserts 'that there is always public demand and therefore all the stage .....

National Tobacco Co. of India Ltd. Vs. Indian Airlines Corporation

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1961Cal383

..... of the freight charged are not challenged. i am satisfied with this evidence and so i answer the issue no. 1 in the affirmative.4. the defendant examined their chief traffic assistant. he knew the goods were cigarettes and admitted that the outer covers of the packets were soaked (question 169). his evidence as to the sudden rain at the ..... 3 of the conditions printed at the back of the agreement being consignment note annexure a to the plaint?4. where the damages caused to the said goods beyond the control of the defendant and could not be foreseen or prevented by them by exercise of any reasonable amount of care and diligence?5. to what relief, if any, is ..... to deal with the law relating to common carriers and notwithstanding the generality of some expressions in the chapter of bailment they thought that common carriers were not within the act, thus deciding in favour of the view of the high court of calcutta and against that of the high court of bombay. this question can now be taken to .....