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B.H. Aswathanarayan Singh and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1965SC1848; [1966]1SCR87

..... stood, it was not possible for the objectors to object withrespect to the minimum which was introduced by the state government by modification .under s. 68-d of the act. therefore there was breach of principles of natural justice as the objectors had no opportunity to show that the condition precedent, namely, that the service was adequate, had ..... may vary from season to season. this flexibility provided by specifying the minimum and maximum would obviate the necessity of taking action under s. 68-e of the act every time the undertaking decided to make a minor change in the- number of trips with the necessary change m the number of vehicles employed. we cannot accept ..... passenger services over various routes in the district of bellary to the exclusion of all other persons. there is no dispute that the undertaking in publishing the scheme acted in the manner required by s. 68-c. the dispute arises as to the contents of the scheme published by the undertaking and the contention on behalf of .....

Buddha Pitai Vs. Sub-divisional Officer Malihabad and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1965All382; 1965CriLJ306

..... the rules prescribing maintenance of certain minimum standards in the preparation of foodstuffs in the interests of health, well-being and preservation of the community as a whole. the commission of each one of the acts enumerated in clauses (a) to (1) is regarded as highly blameworthy and shocking to the moral conscience of the ..... are akin to cheating, deception, fraud and false representation or a wilful violation of the provisions and rules framed for the preservation of human health and efficiency. all these acts are inherently immoral or wrongful in their nature. in this connection it may also be noted that the term 'moral' as appended to 'turpitude ..... inform its purchaser as to its value for such uses; (j) if it contains any artificial flavouring, artificial colouring or chemical preservative without a declaratory label stating that fact, or in contravention of the requirements of this act or rules made thereunder; (k) if it is not labelled in accordance with the requirements of this .....

Naresh Shridhar Mirajkar and ors. Vs. State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1; [1966]3SCR744

..... in exceptional cases, pass an order restraining the publication of any matter in relation to any proceeding pending before it. the inherent powers of the court are preserved by s. 151 of the code of civil. procedure. if a stranger to the proceeding feels aggrieved by the order, he may take appropriate steps ..... court proceedings in contravention of its directions or procured by fraud, recall invalid orders which cause injustice, take contempt proceedings against witnesses and others who act in violation of the orders of the court or otherwise obstruct proceedings of the court directly. or indirectly, and generally pass orders which may be necessary ..... trial in open court is undoubtedly essential for the healthy, objective and fair administration of justice. trial held subject to the public scrutiny and gaze naturally acts as a check against judicial caprice or vagaries, and serves as a powerful instrument for creating confidence of the public in the fairness, objectivity, and impartiality .....

Miranda Vs. Arizona

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ante at 384 u. s. 460 . more than the human dignity of the accused is involved; the human personality of others in the society must also be preserved. thus, the values reflected by the privilege are not the sole desideratum; society's interest in the general security is of equal weight. the obvious underpinning of the ..... deals only with compulsion, while the confession rule may exclude statements obtained by trick or promise, and where the privilege has been nullified -- as by the english bankruptcy act -- the confession rule may still operate. [ footnote 3/7 ] additionally, there are precedents and even historical arguments that can be arrayed in favor of bringing extra- ..... the-scene questioning as to facts surrounding a crime or other general questioning of citizens in the factfinding process is not affected by our holding. it is an act of page 384 u. s. 478 responsible citizenship for individuals to give whatever information they may have to aid in law enforcement. in such situations, the .....

Dalpathbhai Hemchand and ors. Vs. the Municipality of Chansma and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1968Guj38; (1967)GLR225

..... , it is necessary to reproduce that clause first:-'46. every municipality shall . . . . make . . . . rules, but not so as to render them inconsistent with this act , . . (i) prescribing, subject to the provisions of chapter vii, the taxes to be levied in the municipal district for municipal purposes, the grounds on which exemptions area to be ..... maybe given for he temporary occupation of , or the erection of temporary structures on, public streets or for projections over public streets. chapter vii of the act, deals with municipality taxation. the chapter consists of a number of sections beginning with section 59 and ending with section 81-a. these sects are groped together ..... under section 70' and other allied matters, section 48 empowers a municipality to make bye-laws but not so as to render them inconsistent with the act. those bye-laws can be made only with the previous sanction of the authorities mentioned in the section and after undergoing the procedure laid down therein. broadly .....

Atma Singh and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1967Raj239

..... who is otherwise qualified to be registered in the electoral roll of the ward; (e) the annual revision of the electoral rolls; (f) the custody and preservation of the electoral rolls; and (g) generally for all matters relating to the preparation and publication of the electoral rolls.in exercise of the powers under section 22 ..... to refer to the provisions of law relating to the preparation of electoral roll for the state assembly. the parliament has enacted the representation of the people act, 1950 (act no 43 of 1950) which deals with the allocation of seats and delimitation of constituencies the qualifications of voters and preparation of electoral rolls and matters connected ..... his constituency in the state ofmysore. one of the defeated candidates filed an election petition under section 13 of the mysore village panchayats and local boards act, 1959 (mysore act no. 10 of 1969). his case was that on the date of the filing of the nominations the appellant's name was not in the authenticated .....

i.C. Golak Nath and ors. Vs. State of Punjab and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1643; 1967(0)BLJR818; [1967]2SCR762

..... the nature of the freedoms. 33. briefly stated, the constitution declares certain rights as fundamental rights, makes all the laws infringing the said rights void, preserves only the laws of social control infringing the said rights and expressly confers power on parliament and the president to amend or suspend them in specified circumstances; ..... to freedom of religion, (v) cultural and educational rights, (vi) right to property, and (vii) right to constitutional remedies. they are the rights of the people preserved by our constitution. 'fundamental rights' are the modern name for what have been traditionally known as 'natural rights'. as one author puts : 'they are moral rights which ..... amendment and that the preamble to the constitution did not permit the dismemberment of india but preserved the integrity of the territory of india. the argument was rejected by this court and it was held that parliament acting under art. 368 can make a law to give effect to and implement the agreement in .....

National Woodwork Mfrs. Assn. Vs. Nlrb

Court : US Supreme Court

..... labor unions' exemption from the antitrust laws, [ footnote 2/7 ] the court in allen bradley had plainly stated that a work preservation product boycott by a union acting alone fell within that exemption. two years after the allen bradley decision, the 80th congress prohibited such product boycotts, but did so through ..... basis for invalidating this provision." "i find that . . . [the provision] is a lawful work protection or work preservation provision, and that respondents have not violated section 8(e) of the act by entering into agreements containing this provision and by thereafter maintaining and enforcing this provision." 149 n.l.r.b. at ..... in a senate hill somewhat similar to what became 8(e), and characterized the latter as preserving "the established distinction between primary activities and secondary boycotts." but the "established distinction" embodied in the taft-hartley act and recognized by the courts classified product boycotts as secondary, and illegal. the floor debates show .....

Sita and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1969All342

..... courts, to decide new questions of right and title of individuals in land as the consolidation scheme progresses from stage to stage. the scheme of the act is to preserve and not to destroy substantive and remedial rights during the process of consolidation so far as it is reasonably possible to do so.28. i may illustrate ..... would otherwise be caused by long delay if the consolidation authorities were to wait till the time when all the decisions on objections under section 12 of the act attain finality, before they enter upon further stages of consolidation, the legislature by enacting section 20 and permitting objections against the proposals by affected persons clearly ..... addition, at this stage, reasons have to be given in support of the proposed allotments to tenure-holders. certain additional matters, such as compensation for trees, wells, buildings, or, other improvements are to be mentioned in the statement of proposals.the statement of proposals is also to be preceded by consultation .....

Bibi Batool and ors. Vs. the Principal Judge, City Civil Court, Bombay ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1972Bom254; (1972)74BOMLR22

..... try special classes of offences mentioned in that ordinance, was challenged as violative of article 14. the preamble of the act showed that it was passed 'to provide for public safety, maintenance of public order and preservation of peace and tranquillity in the state of saurashtra'. it was held in that case that the mere mention of ..... between public premises and other than public premises was valid. in so doing the judgment, refers to the statement of objects and reasons as indicating that the act was passed, inter alia, to provide a speedier machinery for eviction of unauthorised occupants form public properties as against lengthy proceedings under the ordinary law of eviction involving ..... speedier trial as the object of the act did not cure the defect of a class being picked out and subjected to .....