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Quern Vs. Jordan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 342 there is no question that both the supporters and opponents of the civil rights act of 1871 believed that the act ceded to the federal government many important powers that previously had been considered to be within the exclusive ..... thus, as a result of the lapse of public aid appropriations for fiscal years 1968, 1969, 1970, and 1971, petitioner claims that members of the plaintiff class would be required to resort to filing claims against the state in ..... but these cases were decided nearly a decade after the enactment of the civil rights act of 1871, and as noted in monell, substantially undercut the prigg-dennison-day line of cases for purposes of ..... "as the states have the power to violate them and not individuals, we must presume that the legislation provided for is against the states in their corporate and legislative capacity or character and those acting under their laws, and not against the individuals, as such, of the page 440 u. s. ..... monell held that, "[s]ince there is nothing in the 'context' of the civil rights act calling for a restricted interpretation of the word 'person,' the language of that section should prima facie be construed to include 'bodies politic' among ..... surrounding the adoption of the fourteenth amendment, nor the legislative history of the 1871 act compels, or even warrants, a leap from this proposition to the conclusion that congress intended by the general language of the act to overturn the constitutionally guaranteed immunity of the several states. .....

New Central Jute Mills Company Limited and ors. Vs. Inspector of Centr ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1979CENCUS359D,1984(15)ELT337(Cal)

..... the learned advocate for the appellants placed before us that paragraph (3) of the jute manufactures cess rules, 1976 lays down :'save as otherwise provided in these rules, the provision of the central excises and salt act, 1944 (i of 1944) and the rules made thereunder, including those relating to refund of duty shall, so far as may be applied in relation to the levy and collection of the cess as they ..... 1979, in paragraph (3) of its writ petition had admitted that it had been all along paying cess on its finished products under section 9(1) of the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951, if and when it had removed jute twine and yarn excepting for the purpose of manufacture of the jute products of the petitioner, the petitioner duly paid cess on the ..... dated 17-3-72, had exempted jute, twine, yarn, thread, ropes and twine, all sorts falling under item 18d of the first schedule to the central excises and salt act, 1944 (1 of 1944), and consumed within the factory in which they are produced for the manufacture of jute manufacturers falling under item 22a of the said schedule ..... not been specified either in the explanation (1) or in the explanation (2) of the first schedule of the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951, therefore, accessories and intermediate products like yarn and twine used for captive production are not liable to be assessed to jute ..... the section 2 of the act 'declared that it is expedient in the public interest that the union should take under ..... 1969 .....

The Rajputana Cotton Press Public Limited Company Vs. the State of Raj ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : [1979]44STC373(Raj)

..... bench of this court held in a case, where a contract for supplying and fixing wooden windows and doors was entered into, that there was no sale of goods within the meaning of the act, as the contract was not merely to make certain materials but to fix them and until they were so fixed, the property in the goods would not pass to the buyer. ..... materials by the company for packing cotton or wool, after the same was pressed, namely, hessian cloth and iron hoops, are not chargeable to sales tax under the rajasthan sales tax act, 1954, because there was no transaction of sale of such materials in the circumstances of these cases, as has been explained above. ..... the company was registered as a dealer under the rajasthan sales tax act, 1954 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act'), and was assessed to tax under the act, for the assessment years 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60 and 1960-61 by the assistant sales tax officer, beawar (hereinafter referred to as 'the ..... thereafter, the company preferred rectification applications under section 17 of the act before the board of revenue, which were dismissed by the order dated 25th ..... rajputana cotton press public limited company, beawar (hereinafter referred to as 'the company'), is a public limited company engaged in the operation of pressing and baling cotton and wool with the aid of hessian cloth ..... 315 of 1969, but when an objection was taken, the company filed separate writ petitions for each distinct ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... (1969) ..... [1969] .....

Davis Vs. Passman

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 13 (1933), held that a plaintiff who alleged that his property had been taken by the united states for public use without just compensation could bring suit directly under the fifth amendment. ..... this might lead a member to decide that a particular staff position should be filled by a catholic or a presbyterian or a mormon, a mexican-american or an oriental-american -- or a woman rather than a man. ..... 243 (1954), for example, claimed that they had been refused admission into certain public schools in the district of columbia solely on account of their race. ..... litigation under title vii of the civil rights act of 1964 has given federal courts great experience evaluating claims for backpay due to illegal sex discrimination ..... 37 (1971); alabama public service comm'n v. ..... ash, supra, or other public causes of actions. ..... northwestern public serv. ..... 548 -549 (1969), "require no more than an interpretation of the constitution ..... we held that, under the act, only the securities and exchange commission had a cause of action enabling it to invoke judicial authority to require sipc to perform its statutory ..... investors nevertheless had no private cause of action judicially to compel sipc "to commit its funds or otherwise to act for the protection" of investors. ..... the court of appeals apparently interpreted 717 of title vii of the civil rights act of 1964, 86 stat. ..... protection of investors," and although investors were thus "the intended beneficiaries of the [securities investor protection] act [of 1970]," 84 stat. .....

Jiwan Dass Roshan Lal Vs. Karnail Singh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1980P& H167

..... the petitioner-respondents preferred a petition for recovery of rupees one lac as compensation against the appellant-owners of the truck along with the insurers of the truck, oriental fire and general insurance company limited, as also the driver, karnail singh. ..... whether the oriental fire and general insurance company is not bound to pay the claim since the deceased was traveling in a public carrier? 4. ..... the solitary question that thus remarks is whether q singh drives can be deemed to be acting in the course of the employment of the owners in unauthorisedly carrying the deceased-pritam singh therein acting in direct contravention of a statute provision which is made an offence by an employee cannot be easily conceived as its the normal course of employment. ..... on plain principle therefore, the only answer to the question seems to be that karnail singh driver in this situation cannot even remotely be said to be acting in the course of his employment in order to make the appellant-owners vicariously gable therefor.10. ..... if no other penalty is provided for the offence be punishable with fine which may extend to one hundred rupees or if having been previously convicted of any offence under this act, he is again convicted of an offence under this act with fine which may extend to three hundred rupees. ..... maharaja bakhsh singh could advance no argument worth the name to challenge the considered view of the learned single judge. ..... 1969, at about 5.30 p. m. .....

Ebrahim Suleiman Sait Vs. M.C. Mohammed and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC354; (1980)1SCC398; [1980]1SCR1148; 1980(1)LC12(SC)

..... nariman's contention is that reading section 123(3a) in the light of section 125 we should hold that incitement to violence or likelihood of public disorder is one of the requirement of the corrupt practice mentioned in section 123(3a) and that in the absence of any evidence in this case on that aspect, the corrupt practice alleged against the ..... in our opinion it cannot be said that the speech falls within the mischief of section 123(3a) of the act; we have reached this conclusion keeping in mind the well established principle that the allegation of corrupt practice must ..... case this court overruled the contention that section 123(5) and 124(5) of the representation of the people act, 1951, as the provisions stood at the time, were ultra vires articles 19(1)(a) of the constitution. ..... indian penal code, (which makes sedition an offence) from being questioned as infringing the freedom of speech and expression guaranteed by the constitution, this court limited the application of the provision to acts involving intention or tendency to create disorder, or disturbance of law and order, or incitement to violence. ..... -the following shall be deemed to be corrupt practices for the purposes of this act:-x x x(3a) the promotion of, or attempt to promote, feelings of enmity or hatred between different classes of the citizens of india on grounds of religion, race, caste, community, or language, by a candidate or his agent or any other person with the ..... : [1969]3scr400 the law does not place any bar .....

Sahakari Khand Udyog Mandali Ltd. Vs. the State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : [1981]47STC212(Guj)

..... advocate-general on behalf of the state in these matters relied upon certain passages from gower's principles of modern company law, gore-browne on companies, palmer on company law and ramaiya's commentary on the companies act of india, for the purpose of urging that the board of directors were not the agents of the members and that the board, because of overall powers of management conferred upon it, was in sole charge ..... the chalthan society, we are concerned with the gujarat sales tax act, 1969, whereas in the case of the bardoli society and the bileshwar society, we are concerned both with the bombay sales tax act, 1959, and the gujarat sales tax act, 1969. ..... society exists or is registered within three years ending on being wound up, the registrar may distribute the surplus in the manner he thinks best among any or all purposes of public utility or of local interest as may be recommended in the general meeting held under section 114, etc. ..... co-operative societies act enacts that 'a society, which has as its object the promotion of the economic interests or general welfare of its members, or of the public, in accordance with co-operative principles, or a society established with the object of facilitating the operations of any such society, may be registered under this act'. ..... on co-operative principles so that the object of the society should be the promotion of economic interest or general welfare of its members or of the general public in accordance with co-operative principles. .....

Gujarat Steel Tubes Ltd. and ors. Vs. Gujarat Steel Tubes Mazdoor Sabh ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1896; (1980)ILLJ137SC; (1980)2SCC593; [1980]2SCR146

..... blame does not help now, but we refer to it here because sri ashok sen, with feeling fury, fell foul of the criticism by the high court that the management had acted improperly in insisting on arbitration, and argued that when parties disagreed, arbitral reference was the only answer and the workers' fanatical rejection of arbitration made no sense we need not delve ..... of the sabha held on january 20, 1973 the company had expressed its willingness to implement the wage board recommendations according to its interpretation on and with effect from january 1, 1969 without prejudice to the rights and contentions of the workmen and leaving it open to the parties to take the matter to arbitration for resolution of the points of dispute. ..... the current forensic process needs thorough overhaul because it is over-judicialised and under- professionalised, lacking in social orientation and shop- floor know-how and, by its sheer slow motion and high price, defects effective and equitable ..... 10a as well as the source of the force of the award on publication derived from the statute, it is legitimate to regard such an arbitrator now as part of the infrastructure of the sovereigns dispensation of justice, thus falling within the rainbow ..... (supra) where the strike was illegal and affected a public utility service, this court observed that "the only question of practical importance which may arise in the case of an illegal strike, would be the kind or quantum of punishment, and that, of course, .....

Nlrb Vs. Yeshiva Univ.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... are now said to be facts which, respectively, "fortif[y]" the board's view that faculty members act in their own interest, and contradict the premise that the university is a "self-governing communit[y] ..... of 1976, 22 states had enacted legislation granting faculties at public institutions the right to unionize and requiring public employers to bargain with duly constituted bargaining agents. ..... ] the court thus determines that all of yeshiva's full-time faculty members are managerial employees, even though their role in university decisionmaking is limited to the professional recommendations of the faculty acting as a collective body, and even though they supervise and manage no personnel other than themselves. ..... the board concluded that the faculty are professional employees entitled to the protection of the act because "faculty participation in collegial decision making is on a collective rather than individual basis, it is exercised in the faculty's own interest rather than 'in the interest of the employer,' and final authority rests with the board ..... like yeshiva which depends on the professional judgment of its faculty to formulate and apply policies -- cannot be separated from those of the institution, and thus it cannot be said that a faculty member exercising independent judgment acts primarily in his own interest, and does not represent the interest of his employer. pp. ..... ] university of chicago library, 205 n.l.r.b. ..... 418 f.2d 140 (ca5 1969); international union of united brewery .....

ishwari Khetan Sugar Mills (P) Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of Uttar Prades ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1955; (1980)4SCC136; [1980]3SCR331; 1981(13)LC87(SC)

..... while referring to the control assumed by the union by a declaration made in section 2 of the mines & minerals act, it was said that to what extent such a declaration would go is for parliament to determine and this must be commensurate with public interest, and once this declaration is made and the extent laid down, the subject of legislation to the extent laid down ..... that the regulation of hours of work was ordinarily a matter of 'property and civil rights in the province' under head 13 of section 92 of the british north america act, 1867, and accordingly within the legislative competence of the provincial legislature, contended, inter alia, that the company's activities had become such an extensive and important element in ..... is incidental to the power to legislate in respect of the various topics in various lists and, therefore, when by a declaration made by the parliament enacted in section 2 of the idr act the control over declared industry is assumed by the union, such control will also comprehend the power to acquire and hence the power of the state legislature to enact legislation for acquisition of ..... hereinafter provided' was pressed into service to point out that while in respect of mines and minerals the union has assumed control to the extent provided in the mines & minerals act, in the case of declared industries the control is absolute, unlimited, unfettered or unabridged and, therefore, everything that would fall within the connotation of the word 'control' would ..... 1969 .....