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Communist Party Vs. Sacb

Court : US Supreme Court

..... still in jail. i regret, exceedingly regret, that i feel impelled to recount this history of the federalist sedition act because, in all truth, it must be pointed out that this law -- which has since been almost universally condemned as unconstitutional [ footnote 3/46 ] -- did not go as far in suppressing page 367 u. s. ..... ] e.g., "the article denounces the japanese invasion of manchuria as a clear and unprovoked act of aggression against china, does it not? . . . was [that] . . . not the opinion of every right-thinking person at that time?" "is it not the universal opinion of every informed observer that the greek monarchy is a reactionary, fascist and corrupt regime?" ..... 160 the first amendment freedoms of americans as do the smith act and the subversive activities control act. all the fervor and all the eloquence and all the .....

Scales Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... is, or seems to them to be, rationally defensible. to them, it is 'true' because it brings their actions into harmony with a rightly ordered universe, and enables them to think of themselves as having chosen the nobler part, as having withdrawn from a corrupt world in order to serve god or ..... top communist leaders were recently convicted. in fact, registration would constitute self-incrimination, if not under the terms of this law, then under the terms of the smith act. obviously, the communists would not register." senator humphrey voiced the same objection: [ footnote 4/12 ] ". . . his registration would be equivalent to testimony, and ..... person to commit it; or" "(2) aided, agreed to aid or attempted to aid such other person in planning or committing it . . ." " * * * *" "(b) acting with knowledge that such other person was committing or had the purpose of committing the crime, he knowingly, substantially facilitated its commission. . . ." american law institute, model penal code 2.04 .....

Mcgowan Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... crown kosher super market, inc., et al., post, p. 366 u. s. 617 .] [ footnote 3/1 ] the problems of pluralism, danforth lectures, miami university, oxford, ohio (1960). other writers suggest that america is still subject to a customary and nonlegal "protestant establishment" which comes to the surface only on certain political issues. ..... the selling of pure, not impure, food; wholesome, page 366 u. s. 575 not noxious, articles. adults, not minors, are involved. the innocent acts, now constitutionally classified as criminal, emphasize the drastic break we make with tradition. these laws are sustained because, it is said, the first amendment is concerned ..... the sunday laws by complex patterns of exceptions permitting numerous recreational activities which, far from according with the original puritanical inspiration of the lord's day acts, were precisely those games and sports which colonial legislation most severely condemned. see, e.g., virginia, 1610; connecticut, 1668. the development of .....

Smt. Ujjam Bai Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1963]1SCR778; [1963]Supp2SCR778

..... specified in section 58 and could not be for a lesser period. the question was therefore of jurisdiction. 138. in universal imports agency v. the chief controller of imports and exports : [1961]1scr305 , the petitioners, in pondicherry, entered before its merger with india, into firm contracts with foreign sellers and the goods agreed to be imported were ..... was not a petition under article 32. in that case the sales tax under explanation ii to section 2(g) of the central provinces & berar sales tax act (act 2 of 1947) was held ultra vires of the state legislature because it offended article 286(1)(a) and its imposition or threat of imposition was held ..... (1924) 1 k.b. 171 : 'whenever any body or persons having legal authority to determine questions affecting the rights of subjects and having the duty to act judicially act in excess of their legal authority they are subject to the controlling jurisdiction of the kings bench division exercised in these writs.' 227. what was said of judicial .....

Ram Saran Lall and ors. Vs. Mst. Domini Kuer and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1747; [1962]2SCR474

..... talabs have to be performed only immediately after the preemptor receives information of the sale, the view we take of the applicability of s. 47 of the registration act, introduces no element of hardship in the exercise of the option. we are, therefore, clearly of the opinion that the time when the sale becomes complete so ..... or with reference to the present context, when the sale evidenced by the deed becomes complete. specific provision is made for these in s. 47 of the registration act which reads : 'a registered document shall operate from the time from which it would have commenced to operate if no registration thereof had been required or made, and ..... deed. on february 9, 1946, the documents were copied in the registrar's books and thereupon the registration became complete as provided in s. 61 of the registration act. the respondent purchaser thereafter received the deed of sale from the registrar's office on february 13, 1946. 4. the appellants filed their suit for pre-emption on .....

French India Importing Corporation, Delhi Vs. the Chief Controller of ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1752; 1983LC2169D(SC); [1962]2SCR410

..... by the petitioners would therefore have to depend on the proper interpretation of the relevant notifications, because as already seen as the sea customs act and the tariff act, etc., having been extended to pondicherry territory, etc., from and after november 1, 1954, prima facie duty would be payable on the import. we have already pointed ..... counsel amounted to saying that the point about the exemption of the petitioners from payment of customs duty is also covered by the decision of this court in universal imports agency's case : [1961]1scr305 , we consider it wholly unjustified. as we have already shown, the liability to pay customs duty was admitted by ..... law which prevailed before november 1, 1954, to obtain foreign exchange requirements by what are termed 'open market purchases'. in fact, in the case of the universal imports agency : [1961]1scr305 the orders impugned were passed and were sought to be supported before this court on the ground that the foreign exchange requirements were .....

Cohen Vs. Hurley

Court : US Supreme Court

..... majority, it cannot be ranked with the right to hearing before condemnation, the immunity from arbitrary power not acting by general laws, and the inviolability of private property. the wisdom of the exemption has never been universally assented to since the days of bentham; many doubt it today, and it is best defended not as ..... bringing in legal business" is inconsistent with the personally disinterested position a lawyer should maintain. finally, it cannot by any stretch be considered that new york acted arbitrarily or irrationally in applying the disciplinary sanction of disbarment to the petitioner. what mr. justice cardozo (then chief judge of the new york court of ..... his part. we do not think it can be seriously contended that new york's judicial inquiry was so devoid of rational justification that the mere act of compelling even unprivileged testimony was a deprivation of petitioner's liberty without due process. history and policy combine to establish the presence of a substantial .....

United Arab Republic and anr. Vs. Mirza Ali Akbar Kashani

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1962Cal387

..... . in sompong sucharitkal's book it is stated at pages 217-218 that the current case-law of france recognises the distinction between 'actes politiques' or governmental acts as opposed to 'actes de commerce' or trading activities of a foreign state. at pages 222-223 the learned author points out that upto the year 1928 ..... the brussels convention german courts applied the principle of absolute immunity but thereafter they adopted the principle of restrictive im-munity based, on the distinction between sovereign acts and trading activities of a foreign state. mr. sabyasachi mookerjee has contended that we should bring the law of our country into line with the law ..... acts jure gestionis and he himself prefers to base the rule of restricted immunity upon the 'close similarity between the immunity of a domestic state and the immunity of a foreign state'. this view, again, is described by the learn ed author himself as 'admittedly un-or-hodox and being at variance with the view almost universally .....

The Collector of Customs, Baroda Vs. Digvijaysinhji Spinning and Weavi ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1549; (1962)64BOMLR154; 1983LC2163D(SC); 1983(13)ELT1337(SC); [1962]1SCR896

..... of attachment issued by the first class magistrate, jamnagar, for enforcing the penalty imposed on the respondent under s. 193 of the sea customs act, 1878, (hereinafter called the act). 2. the material facts may be briefly stated. the respondent is digvijaysinhji spinning & weaving mills limited, jamnagar. it imported 275 cases of ..... for import of goods of a lesser value than the value of these consignments. the collector of customs, baroda, ordered the said goods to be confiscated under s. 167(8) of the act; and in lieu of confiscation an option ..... second-hand looms under one consignment and 175 cases of second-hand textile waste to plant machinery under another consignment from pondicherry. the respondent held licences .....

The Durgah Committee, Ajmer and anr. Vs. Syed HussaIn Ali and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1402; [1962]1SCR383

..... denomination or a section thereof within art. 26. according to murray t. titus ['indian islam', a religious history of islam in india, by murray t. titus, published by oxford university press in the series 'the religious quest of india', pp. 110, 111.] 'islam, like christianity, has its monastic orders and saints, the underlying basis of which is the ..... of a nominee of the committee and a nominee of the other party to the dispute and person who holds or has held the office or is acting or has acted as a district judge to be appointed by the central government. this section provides that an award of the board shall be final and shall not be ..... the durgah administration, and (e) only such offerings as are intended explicitly for the use of the durgah. it would be noticed that the material provisions of the act which dealt with the management and administration of the durgah were intended to operate in regard to the durgah endowment thus comprehensively defined. under s. 4 the administration .....