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Jun 22 1914 (FN)

Louisiana Vs. Mcadoo

Court : US Supreme Court

..... -- omitted]. the facts, briefly stated, upon which relief is asked, are these: the state, as a part of its economic policy, operates with its convicts three sugar plantations and three sugar mills. it is therefore a producer of sugar, which must find a market in competition with that imported from the republic of cuba and other sugar exporting ..... of either judgment or discretion, he may be required to do that thing upon application of one having a distinct legal interest in the doing of the act. such an act would be ministerial only. but if the matter in respect to which the action of the official is sought is one in which the exercise of either ..... such reduction is more than the preferential under the cuban convention, the preferential duty under that convention ceases. upon the other hand, the contention is that the underwood act manifested a plain purpose to continue a preferential of 20% upon the reduced duties provided therein, a purpose manifested by the abrogation page 234 u. s. 631 of .....

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Jun 27 1949 (FN)

Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Co. Vs. Mccomb

Court : US Supreme Court

..... grammatically correct. the committee report states the change in this way: "the production of commodities defined as agricultural commodities in section 15(g) of the agricultural marketing act is included within the definition of agriculture. . . ." h.r.rep. no.2738, 75th cong., 3d sess., p. 29 (1938). [ footnote 15 ..... production, cultivation, growing, and harvesting of any agricultural or horticultural commodities (including commodities defined as agricultural commodities in section 15(g) of the agricultural marketing act, as amended), the raising of livestock, bees, fur-bearing animals, or poultry, and any practices (including any forestry or lumbering operations) performed by ..... company can itself be termed agriculture. the answer to that question is not predetermined by the fact that the occupation is within the scope of the act because it has a necessary connection, in commerce, with agricultural production. [ footnote 7 ] agriculture, as an occupation, includes more than the elemental .....

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1846

Mackay Vs. Dillon

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , whether within or without the limits of where the commons fence stood. i went within the commons to get horses and hunt while the fence stood. there were plantations on the bank of the mississippi -- brazeau, tayon, and others. brazeau, tayon, and others had separate fences, including all their cultivated ground, but did not ..... in a supreme court of error of a state, when reversing the proceedings of inferior courts of original jurisdiction -- and on this principle we are compelled to act in the present suit when dealing with the instruction given on behalf of the defendant. 2. the following instructions were next asked on part of the plaintiffs, ..... mackay" "received for record, st. louis, 27 february, 1806." "antoine soulard" " surveyor-general of territory of louisiana " 3. proceedings of the board of commissioners, under the act of congress passed in 1805, 2 lit. & brown's ed. 324, and in connection with this the second volume of american state papers, "public lands," 549, 377. copied .....

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Jan 13 1908 (FN)

Prosser Vs. Finn

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the original entry when made. an erroneous interpretation of a statute by the commissioner of the department to which it applies does not confer any legal rights on one acting in conformity with such interpretation in opposition to the express terms of the statute. congress having said without qualification, by 452, rev.stat., that employees in the general ..... in the purchase of, public lands, this prohibition applies to special agents of that office and renders an entry made by a special agent under the timber culture act void, leaving the land open to entry, notwithstanding that such agent made the same in good faith when there was a ruling of the commissioner that 452 did ..... an entry under what is known as the timber culture statutes. page 208 u. s. 68 asserting that, in virtue of such entry, he was entitled, under the acts of congress, to a patent from the united states, prosser brought the present suit against finn in one of the courts of washington, the relief asked being a decree .....

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Feb 05 1883 (FN)

Turner Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... coal trade. it was held that the general regulation as to half pilotage was proper, and that the exemption was a fair exercise of legislative discretion acting upon the subject of the regulation of the pilotage of the port of philadelphia. the court said that in making pilotage regulations, the legislative discretion had ..... tobacco or his agent. in order to determine whether the statutory provisions in question are obnoxious to the objection made, their meaning must be ascertained. the act of 1864 requires the inspector to examine the hogshead to ascertain whether it is of the required dimensions, and then to inspect the tobacco itself by sampling ..... seq. c. 22. size of casks for pickled fish. id., p. 1000. act of 1757. rhode island: regulating the inspection of beef, pork, pickled fish, and tobacco and ascertaining the assize of casks, clapboards, shingles, boards, etc. public laws of rhode island and providence plantations (ed. 1789), pp. 509, 512, 522. connecticut: stat.conn. (ed. 1786 .....

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Dec 10 2007 (FN)

Gall Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ); an abridgment of the laws of pennsylvania, penal laws 1 47 (1801) (detailing laws passed 1790 1794); public laws of the state of rhode island and providence plantations 584 600 (1798); public laws of the state of south carolina 55, 61, 257, 497 (j. grimke 1790). footnote 2 we have often looked to laws ..... months. laws of the state of delaware 306 (1797). a 1793 maryland law gave courts the ability to in their discretion, adjudge criminal defendants to serve and labour for any time, in their discretion, not exceeding specified terms of years. digest of the laws of maryland 196 (t. herty 1799). by 1785, massachusetts ..... his age, ibid. amounted to a direct rejection of the sentencing commission s authority to decide the most basic issues of sentencing policy. in the sentencing reform act, congress required the sentencing commission to consider and decide whether certain specified factors including age, education, previous employment record, physical condition, family ties and responsibilities, .....

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Feb 23 2000 (FN)

Rice Vs. Cayetano

Court : US Supreme Court

..... labor in the cane fields, successive immigration waves brought chinese, portuguese, japanese, and filipinos to hawaii. beginning with the immigration of 293 chinese in 1852, the plantations alone drew to hawaii, in one estimate, something over 400,000 men, women, and children over the next century. id., at 24; a. lind, ..... between the sponsor of the legislation, who supported special benefits for "all who have hawaiian blood in their veins," and plantation owners who thought that only "hawaiians of the pure blood" should qualify, hawaiian homes commission act: hearings before the senate committee on the territories, h. r. rep. no. 13500, 66th cong., 3d sess., ..... so-called 505 committee of safety, a group of professionals and businessmen, with the active assistance of john stevens, the united states minister to hawaii, acting with united states armed forces, replaced the monarchy with a provisional government. that government sought annexation by the united states. on december 18 of the same .....

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Mar 15 2000 (SC)

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Mahendra Mills

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (2000)159CTR(SC)381; [2000]243ITR56(SC); JT2000(3)SC405; 2000(2)SCALE384; (2000)3SCC615; [2000]2SCR465

..... that building includes all structures constructed with a view to provide amenities to workers as defined in the plantation labour act, 1951, as contained in the explanation to section 5(f) of the tamil nadu agricultural income-tax act, is correct. still the petitioner will have to establish with reference to the provisions contained in the ..... three categories only the rate of depreciation has been prescribed. consequently, before claiming depreciation under section 5(f) of the tamil nadu agricultural income-tax act, the petitioner must furnish the necessary particulars in order to claim the particular rate of depreciation as provided for in the income-tax rules. no such ..... were available, the decision of this court in dasaprakashbottling co.'s case : [1980]122itr9(mad) would apply. as seen earlier, section 34 of the act does not require that the particulars should be furnished along with the return. therefore, once the particulars regarding the grant of depreciation are available it is open .....

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Jan 21 1998 (SC)

Indian Railway Sas Staff Association and Others Vs. Union of India and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1998IAD(SC)374; AIR1998SC805; JT1998(1)SC167; 1998(1)SCALE149; (1998)2SCC651; [1998]1SCR240; (1998)1UPLBEC599

..... v. state bank of india & ors., : (1998)1scc428 employees unions of various banks which were subsidiaries of the state bank of india under the state bank of india (subsidiaries banks) act, : (1998)1scc428 , better medical facilities and extra increments in their pay-scale on the ground that such benefits were available to the employees holding equivalent or similar ranks in the ..... scales were similar to the pay scales drawn by the government teachers. this was in pursuance to section 7 of the punjab privately managed recognised school employees (security of service) act, 1979. there was no dispute that the pay scales and dearness allowance which were being paid to the private teachers were not less than what was being paid to the .....

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Feb 23 2005 (SC)

Govt. of A.P. and anr. Vs. J.B. Educational Society and anr. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2005SC2014; 2005(2)ALD69(SC); 2005(3)CTC555; 2005(2)ESC184; JT2005(2)SC521; 2005(2)KLT154(SC); (2005)3SCC212; (2005)2UPLBEC1647

..... medical education and universities, subject to the provisions of entries 63, 64, 65 and 66 of list i; vocational and technical training of labour.'5. aicte act was enacted by the parliament by virtue of the powers under entry 66 of the union list wherein exclusive power is vested with the central ..... this court emphasized the importance of such a central council for the promotion of qualitative improvement of technical education. by virtue of section 23 of the aicte act, the council is competent to frame regulations and the regulations are called 'all india council for technical education (grant of approval) for starting new technical ..... to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. this legislation had received the assent of the president. under section 19 of the a.p. act, educational institutions are classified into three categories, namely, state institutions, local authority institutions and private institutions and granting of permission for the establishment of .....

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