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Ram Kirpal Bhagat and ors. Vs. the State of Bihar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1970SC951; 1971(0)BLJR689; 1970CriLJ875; (1969)3SCC471; [1970]3SCR233

..... for itself at length the provisions which it was desired to adopt. this court said that there was no analogy between the manner in which the provisions of the land acquisition act had been incorporated in the calcutta improvement trust act, 1911 and the operation of the sea customs act, 1878 as a result of section 23a of the foreign ..... classes of cases, and subject to such exceptions, if any, as may be made by or under the order:(a) the import, export, carriage coastwise or shipment as ships stores of goods of any specified description;(b) the bringing into any port or place in india of goods of any specified description intended to be taken out of india ..... , 1961, inspectors uma shankar and bisuddha nand jha and constable bishan singh, all belonging to the central excise department were on checking patrol duty on 330 down barauni passenger train proceeding from barharwa to pakur which are railway stations in santhal parganas in bihar. the appellant nazir mian was travelling by barauni .....

Coffee Board, Bangalore Vs. Joint Commercial Tax Officer, Madras and a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1971SC870; (1969)3SCC349; [1970]3SCR147; [1970]25STC528(SC)

..... there are a few minor exceptions such as coffee in specified quantities may be exported by taking on board ships or aircrafts intended for consumption of the crew and the passengers or carried by a passenger for his own use or exported for special purposes specified by the central government. the government is authorised ..... interests of any scheduled tribe. the main clause of the article recognises the institution of private property with all the concomitants of that institution, namely, the acquisition, holding and disposal of property. the proviso recognises, in the public interest, restrictions on the right in existing law or hereafter to be imposed by ..... occur in a section of part iii entitled 'rights to property'. the first of these three articles deals with compulsory acquisition of property. the second and third deal with saving of laws providing for acquisition of estates etc. and validation of certain acts and regulations declared void by courts. two fundamental concepts in article .....

Leary Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... which allowed a jury to infer from possession of a firearm that it was received in interstate commerce. despite evidence that most states prohibited unregistered and unrecorded acquisition of firearms, the court did not read the statute as notifying possessors that they must be prepared to show that they received their weapons in intrastate transactions ..... examined the interior of the car, and saw what appeared to be marihuana seeds on the floor. the inspector then received permission to search the car and passengers. small amounts of marihuana were found on the car floor and in the glove compartment. a personal search of petitioner's daughter revealed a silver snuff box ..... transaction. the statute further provided that "the possession of a firearm or ammunition by any such person shall be presumptive evidence that such firearm or ammunition was shipped or transported or received, as the case may be, by such person in violation of this act." the court, relying upon a prior decision in a civil .....

Shapiro Vs. Thompson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 1 . [ footnote 2/2 ] the constitutional right of interstate travel was fully recognized long before adoption of the fourteenth amendment. see the statement of chief justice taney in the passenger cases, 7 how. 283, 48 u. s. 492 : "for all the great purposes for which the federal government was formed, we are one people, with one common ..... reliance was placed on the privileges and immunities clause of the fourteenth amendment. see also crandall v. nevada, 6 wall. 35 (1868). in edwards v. california, supra, and the passenger cases, 7 how. 283 (1849), a commerce clause approach was employed. see also kent v. dulles, 357 u. s. 116 , 357 u. s. 125 (1958); aptheker v ..... uninhibited by statutes, rules, or regulations which unreasonably burden or restrict this movement. that page 394 u. s. 630 proposition was early stated by chief justice taney in the passenger cases, 7 how. 283, 48 u. s. 492 (1849): "for all the great purposes for which the federal government was formed, we are one people, with one .....