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Jaipal and ors. Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1988SC1504; JT1988(2)SC528a; 1988(1)SCALE1198; (1988)3SCC354a; [1988]Supp1SCR411; 1988(2)LC367(SC)

..... of similar nature in the same department therefore the appointment on a temporary basis or on regular basis does not affect the doctrine of equal pay for equal work. article 39(d) contained in part iv of the constitution ordains the state to direct its policy towards securing equal pay for equal work for both men and women. though article ..... 39 is included in the chapter of directive principles of state policy, but it is fundamental in nature. the purpose of the article is to fix certain social and economic goals .....

Felder Vs. Casey

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to override. thus, however understandable or laudable the state's interest in controlling liability expenses might otherwise be, it is patently incompatible with the compensatory goals of the federal legislation, as are the means the state has chosen to effectuate it. ..... against governmental entities or officers. sambs v. nowak, 47 wis.2d 158, 167, 177 n.w.2d 144, 149 (1970). "congress," we have previously noted, "surely did not intend to assign to state courts and legislatures a conclusive role in ..... the actual notice' requirement is difficult to satisfy." ibid. i agree that a sufficiently burdensome notice of claim requirement could effectively act as a statute of limitations. the facts of this case, however, will not support such a characterization of the wisconsin ..... u. s. 199 , 239 u. s. 201 (1915). see also engel v. davenport, 271 u. s. 33 , 271 u. s. 38 -39 (1926); mcallister v. magnolia petroleum co., 357 u. s. 221 , 357 u. s. 228 (1958) (brennan, j., concurring). similarly, where the .....

Florida Vs. Long

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the contribution rates periodically to cover operating costs and the unfunded accrued actuarial liability." 805 f.2d 1542, 1551 (ca11 1986). during the period from 1970 to 1975, the plan was funded by a combination of contributions from employees and employers, but, since 1975, has been funded entirely with public funds. ..... male and female employees based on actuarial tables reflecting women's greater life spans violated the sex discrimination prohibitions of title vii of the civil rights act of 1964. arizona governing committee for tax deferred annuity & deferred compensation plans v. norris, 463 u. s. 1073 , extended this nondiscrimination principle ..... buck research corporation, trends in corporate pension benefits: unisex before and after norris 15 (oct.1983) (survey of fortune 500 industrial corporations showing only 39.8% used unisex tables for their pension annuities when norris was decided). respondents argue that florida's pension administrators had "actual notice from internal .....

Miss. P. and L. Co. Vs. Miss. Ex Rel. Moore

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and the entire middle south system pooling arrangement. [ footnote 4 ]" app. to motion to dismiss 36-37. page 487 u. s. 359 by the late 1970's, it became apparent that system-wide demand in the ensuing years would be lower than had been forecast, making grand gulf's capacity unnecessary. moreover, regulatory ..... dimensions of the msu system. it stated, in part: "middle south utilities, inc. ('middle south') is a holding company registered under the public utility holding company act of 1935. it owns all of the outstanding common stock of each of its principal operating subsidiaries: arkansas power & light company (arkansas), arkansas-missouri power company ..... [ footnote 10 ] appellant asserted in its jurisdictional statement that the mississippi supreme court had rejected its challenge to the constitutionality of miss.code ann. 77-3-39 (supp.1987), and that this court had appellate jurisdiction under 28 u.s.c. 1257(2). relying on this assertion and on the substantial federal question presented .....

Pierce Vs. Underwood

Court : US Supreme Court

..... generally sufficient regardless of the prevailing market rate, the "limited availability" factor must refer to attorneys "qualified for the proceedings" in some specialized sense, such as patent lawyers for patent proceedings, rather than just in their general legal competence. similarly, in order to preserve the $75 cap's effectiveness, other "special factors" page 487 u. ..... experience to develop, appears to be a sound reason for conferring discretion on the magistrate. . . . a useful analogue is the course of development under rule 39(b) of the federal rules of civil procedure, providing that, in spite of a litigant's tardiness (under rule 38 which specifies a ten-day-from-last- ..... operating subsidy" program authorized by 236 as amended by 212 of the housing and community development act of 1974, pub.l. 93-383, 88 stat. 633, formerly codified at 12 u.s.c. 1715z-1(f)(3) and (g) (1970 ed., supp. iv). the program provided payments to owners of government-subsidized apartment buildings to .....

Bowen Vs. Massachusetts

Court : US Supreme Court

..... sheets requires a different sort of review and relief process," than is provided in claims court, ante at 487 u. s. 904 -905, n. 39, since the medicaid act is a "complex scheme . . . that governs a set of intricate, ongoing relationships between the states and the federal government," ante at 487 u. ..... at 1117 ("bifurcated proceedings . . . would add another layer of complexity to an arena already straining under excess jurisdictional baggage and procedural weightiness"). [ footnote 51 ] 1970 hearing, at 115 (quoting carrow, sovereign immunity in administrative law -- a new diagnosis, 9 j. pub.l. 1, 22 (1960) (quoting from letter written by ..... , nonstatutory review of federal administrative action: the need for statutory reform of sovereign immunity, subject matter jurisdiction, and parties defendant, 68 mich.l.rev. 387 (1970). [ footnote 24 ] see, e.g., sovereign immunity: hearing on s. 3568 before the subcommittee on administrative practice and procedure of the senate committee on the .....

Thompson Vs. Oklahoma

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ); id. at 408 u. s. 312 (rarity of imposition indicates arbitrariness; "a penalty with such negligible returns to the state would be patently excessive," and therefore violate the eighth amendment) (white, j., concurring); id. at 408 u. s. 314 (white, j., concurring); see ..... murder was especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel; and that there was a probability that the defendant would commit criminal acts of violence that would constitute a continuing threat to society. the jury found the first, but not the second, ..... , p. 5 (1986); id. capital punishment 1984, p. 6 (1985); streib, supra, n. 36, at 168-169. [ footnote 39 ] for example, one might observe that, of the 80,233 people arrested for willful criminal homicide who were over the age of 16, 1 ..... ser.k/xvi/1.1, doc. 65, rev. 1, corr. 2 (1970) (signed but not ratified by the united states), reprinted in 9 international legal material 673, 676 (1970); article 68 of the geneva convention relative to the protection of civilian persons in .....

Coy Vs. Iowa

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . rooted in our jurisprudence." bourjaily v. united states, 483 u. s. 171 , 483 u. s. 183 (1987) (citing dutton v. evans, 400 u. s. 74 (1970)). the exception created by the iowa statute, which was passed in 1985, could hardly be viewed as firmly rooted. since there have been no individualized findings that these particular witnesses ..... confrontation clause of the sixth amendment, which gives a defendant the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against him." appellant was convicted of two counts of lascivious acts with a child, and the iowa supreme court affirmed. held: 1. the confrontation clause, by its words, provides a criminal defendant the right to "confront" ..... of the most difficult problems to detect and prosecute, in large part because there often are no witnesses except the victim." pennsylvania v. ritchie, 480 u. s. 39 , 480 u. s. 60 (1987). once an instance of abuse is identified and prosecution undertaken, new difficulties arise. many states have determined that a child .....

Bowen Vs. Kendrick

Court : US Supreme Court

..... constitutional inquiry. lemon v. kurtzman, 403 u.s. at 403 u. s. 613 , quoting walz v. tax comm'n, 397 u. s. 664 , 397 u. s. 674 (1970). i accept the majority's conclusion that "[t]here is no doubt that the monitoring of afla grants is necessary . . . to ensure that public money is to be spent . . . ..... a determination of whether any of the grants made pursuant to the statute violate the establishment clause requires further proceedings in the district court. i the adolescent family life act (afla or act), pub.l. 97-35, 95 stat. 578, 42 u.s.c. 300z et seq. (1982 ed. and supp. iv), was passed by congress in 1981 ..... , 374 u. s. 223 (1963) (holding unconstitutional daily reading of bible verses and recitation of the lord's prayer in public schools); stone v. graham, 449 u. s. 39 (1980) (holding unconstitutional posting of ten commandments despite notation explaining secular application thereof). [ footnote 2/10 ] it is true, of course, that the court has recognized that the constitution .....

Accountant and Secretarial Services Pvt. Ltd. and anr. Vs. Union of In ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1988SC1708; JT1988(3)SC78; 1988(2)SCALE53; (1988)4SCC324; [1988]Supp1SCR493; 1988(2)LC471(SC)

..... no. 18, russel street, calcutta. the premises belong to the united commercial bank, a statutory corporation constituted under the banking companies (acquisition & transfer of undertakings) act, 1970. the appellant company claims to be the tenant of the bank but this is not admitted by the respondent bank. the bank alleges that the appellant company, ..... bearing on the topic of discussion before us.10. it has been mentioned earlier that the bank had served a notice on the appellants under the 1956 act. this act, which received the assent of the president on 30th march, 1956, is on the pattern of the lease and rent control legislation prevalent in various states ..... with a view to bring about an equitable distribution of land in urban agglomerations to subserve the common good in furtherance of the directive principles enunciated in article 39(b) and (c) of the constitution. the controversy before the court turned mainly on the construction of articles 251 and 252 of the constitution and certain .....