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The Bar Council of Maharashtra Vs. M.V. Dabholkar and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC242; (1976)2SCC291; [1976]2SCR48

..... was compounded. 18 how can a disciplinary authority, aware of its accountability to the indian bar, functioning as the stern monitor holding the punitive mace to preserve professional purity and promote public commitment and appreciative of what is disgraceful, dishonourable and unbecoming, judged by the standards of conduct set for this noble calling ..... of the litigation in this court related to the standing of the state bar council to appeal to this court, under section 38 of the advocates act, 1961 (the act, for short) against an appellate decision of the disciplinary tribunal appointed by the bar council of india. this court upheld the competence to appeal, ..... one kelawala and 15 other advocates among whom are those charged with professional misconduct and covered by the present appeals, under section 35(1) of the act, and presumably having reason to believe that the professional misconduct alleged required a further probe referred the case to its disciplinary committee. this procedure is .....

Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi Vs. Shri Raj NaraIn and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC2299; 1975(Supp)SCC1; [1976]2SCR347

..... of parliament, article 100(1) which provides that all questions shall be determined by a majority of votes of the members present and voting, article 105 which preserves the powers and privileges of the members of parliament and the counterparts of these articles in regard to state legislatures retain their pristine primacy. these articles, unimpaired as ..... of what after-wards came to be known as 'checks and balances'. (p. 10). the three organs must act in concert, not that their respective functions should not ever touch one another. if this limitation is respected and preserved, 'it is impossible for that situation to arise which locke and montesquieu regarded as the eclipse of liberty-the ..... not pass sentence upon adam before he was called upon to make his defence. 'adam' (says god), 'where art thou? hast thou not eaten of the tree whereof i commanded thee that thou shouldest not eat7 and the same question was put to eve also.567. it is clear that no simple theory of sovereignty fits .....

Laing Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in a jeopardy situation. 6861. this enables the government to protect the revenues, but, at the same time, the path to the tax court is preserved for the taxpayer. 3. jeopardy collection power is also vested in the commissioner during the taxpayer's taxable period before his tax for the year can be ..... necessity to reconcile the prepayment remedy with the occasional need for expedited collections of taxes, did not exist to govern assessments after jeopardy terminations under the 1918 act does not mean, of course, that the procedures, once formulated, were not intended to cover assessments of deficiencies created by jeopardy terminations as well as ..... posting a bond in the amount of its fair market value. [ footnote 11 ] it issued a preliminary injunction restraining the defendants (the united states, the acting district director, the group supervisor of internal revenue, and a lieutenant of the kentucky state police) "from harassing or intimidating [respondent] in any manner including but .....

Narhari Shivram Shet Narvekar Vs. Pannalal Umediram

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1977SC164; (1976)3SCC203; [1976]3SCR149

..... right of appeal being a substantive right the institution of a suit carries with it the implication that all successive appeals available under the law then in force would be preserved to the parties to the suit throughout the rest of the career of the suit. in these circumstances, therefore, we are unable to accede to the contention of ..... the portuguese code continued to apply but after the application of the cpc by virtue of the goa, daman and diu (extension of the cpc and the arbitration) act, 1965 (act 30 of 1965) the portuguese code which was in force in goa was clearly repealed and the present case does not fall within any of the clauses mentioned in ..... stood repealed and no substantive right or obligation had been acquired or incurred under that repealed law within the meaning of the first proviso to section 4(1) of act 30 of 1965, the appellants cannot be debarred from canvassing in this appeal under article 136, the plea of prescription notwithstanding the fact that they did not file .....

Buckley Vs. Valeo

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the regulated political activities. its duties under 438(a) with respect to these reports and statements include filing and indexing, making them available for public inspection, preservation, and auditing and field investigations. it is directed to "serve as a national clearinghouse for information in respect to the administration of elections." 438(b). ..... placing a ceiling on expenditures for political expression by citizens and groups. unlike o'brien, where the selective service system's administrative interest in the preservation of draft cards was wholly unrelated to their use as a means of communication, it is beyond dispute that the interest in regulating the alleged " ..... ," 171 u.s.app.d.c. at 192, 519 f.2d at 841, in preserving the integrity of the electoral process. on that basis, the court upheld, with one exception, [ footnote 7 ] the substantive provisions of the act with respect to contributions, expenditures, and disclosure. it also sustained the constitutionality of the newly .....

Hari Shanker Tripathi Vs. Shiv Harsh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1976)1SCC897; [1976]3SCR308; 1976(8)LC242(SC)

..... would not be said that the court was observing a closed holiday on saturday. after referring to a large number of decisions and traversing various provisions of the limitation act, this court observed as follows:for the purpose of determining any period of limitation prescribed for any suit, appeal or application by any special or local law, ..... july 8, 1974 as he did.7. in h.h raja harinder singh v. s karnail singh : [1957]1scr208 while interpretating section 10 of the general clauses act, this court pointed out the necessary conditions that are required to invoke section 10 and held that section 10 clearly applied to election petitions. in this connection, this court ..... have presented the election petition legally to the registrar during such period. we are further satisfied that this is a case in which section 10 of the general clauses act, applies in terms and the appellant was fully justified in filing the election petition on the re-opening day of the high court, namly, july 8, 1974. .....

The Mumbai Kamgar Sabha, Bombay Vs. Abdulbhai Faizullabhai and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC1455; (1976)IILLJ186SC; (1976)3SCC832; [1976]3SCR591

..... unstable, unpredictable and uncertain-quite as mulishly unruly-as the common law, uncodified, had ever been. the rules of law, purified, have remained the exclusive preserve of the lawyers; the people are still very much in our toils and clutches as they ever were if not more so. 28. the argument of the bonus ..... in the light of the observations earlier extracted, the following passage fits into the perspective we have outlined :section 32(vii) exempts from the applicability of the act (the bonus act) those employees who have entered before may 29, 1965 into an agreement or settlement with their employers for payment of bonus linked with production or, productivity ..... , on the face of it, unsustainable on the short ground that what was pleaded was profit-based bonus only and, therefore, fell squarely within the bonus act. that act being a complete code, it expressly excluded by section 1(3) all establishments employing less than 20 workmen and all but four of the respondents were admittedly .....

Madhukar G.E. Pankakar Vs. Jaswant Chobbildas Rajani and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC2283; (1977)1SCC70; [1976]3SCR832

..... unstable, unpredictable, and uncertain-quite as mulishly unruly-as the common law, uncodified, had ever been. the rules of law, purified, have remained the exclusive preserve of the lawyers; the people are still very much in our toils and clutches as they ever were-if not more so. (quoted by h. r. hahlo ..... then, admittedly, working as a panel doctor appointed under the employees' state insurance. scheme (acronomically, the esi scheme), a beneficial project contemplated by the employees insurance act, 1948. of course, the appellant doctor submitted his resignation on november 5, 1974 and this was accepted on 11-11-1974. thus, before the actual polling ..... , it will; otherwise not. 8. the appellant is a doctor in maharashtra where the municipalities are organised, based on popular franchise, in terms of the municipal act. it is a heartening omen that this local body, bessein, has electorally attracted professional men, not mere politicians, into its administrative circle; for the appellant is .....

Greer Vs. Spock

Court : US Supreme Court

..... were being exerted by commanders over enlisted personnel. and partisan political organizing and soliciting by soldiers within the base may follow. the public interest in preserving the separation of the military from partisan politics places campaign activities on bases in a unique position. unlike the normal civilian pedestrian and vehicular traffic ..... critical -- even unfairly critical -- of government policies or officials. . . ." [ footnote 13 ] there is nothing in the constitution that disables a military commander from acting to avert what he perceives to be a clear danger to the loyalty, discipline, or morale of troops on the base under his command. it is possible, of ..... to attend political rallies, out of uniform and off base. but the military as such is insulated from both the reality and the appearance of acting as a handmaiden for partisan political causes or candidates. such a policy is wholly consistent with the american constitutional tradition of a politically neutral military .....

Achutananda Purohit and ors. Vs. the State of Orissa

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1976SC2118; (1976)3SCC183; [1976]3SCR919

..... however, what followed is interesting though erroneous. the district forest officer (who, incidentally, happens to be a forest officer under the act, having been appointed as required thereunder) made his appraisal of the annual income and submitted to the chief conservator who altered the annual ..... agitated in the appeal, lopping off the fringe issues of lesser import, consists in the statutory methodology and functionaries prescribed by the act for quantifying the compensation and the compliance therewith by the statutory machinery in the case of the appellant. but before examining this ..... record. the appraisement can be scientifically done by looking to the age of the trees as they stand now. it is open to the petitioners to give evidence that after the date of vesting many of the ..... trees and forests produce have been removed. besides, the evidence already on record would be taken into consideration. .....