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North Dakota Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . s. 435 (1920). since the turn of the century, the secretaries of agriculture and of the interior successively have been charged with responsibility for "the preservation, distribution, introduction, and restoration of game birds and other wild birds." act of may 25, 1900, 31 stat. 187, 16 u.s.c. 701. a series of treaties dating back to 1916 obligates the united states ..... . 5 (1978); s.rep. no. 94-594, p. 3 (1976). for the most part, north dakota has cooperated with federal efforts to preserve waterfowl habitats. two years after the conservation act went into effect, the state, pursuant to 7 of that act, 45 stat. 1223, 16 u.s.c. 715f, gave its consent to the "acquisition by the united states . . . of such areas .....

Municipal Corporation of the City of Ahmedabad Vs. Dena Bank

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1984)1GLR29

..... practitioner engaged on behalf of the ahmedabad municipal corporation in court matters including matters of proceedings under the gujarat public premises (eviction of unauthorised occupants) act, 1972 before the competent officer are given to the deputy municipal commissioner. now the learned advocate shri modi drew my attention to item no. iv ..... defend the appeal filed. merely signing the vakalatnama by the deputy commissioner who is authorised to sign the vakalatnama it cannot be suggested that that act amounted to defending the appeal. he was signing the vakalatnama because the commissioner must have decided to defend the appeal otherwise the deputy municipal commissioner ..... original proceeding one cannot have resort to the whole civil procedure code when there are specific rules made by this high court under the relevant provisions of the act itself and, therefore, though one may say that while rejecting the applications the reasons given by the chief judge may be erroneous, the ultimate .....

Kartar Singh Vs. Inspecting Assistant

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Amritsar

Reported in : (1983)5ITD75(Asr.)

..... undisputed position is that the jand sold is agricultural and was not situated in an area mentioned as an exception in section 2(14)(iii) of the income-tax act, 1961 ('the act'). in other words, the land is situated in a village, which is not comprised within the jurisdiction of a municipality, etc, as described in item (a ..... been sold for an apparent consideration, which was less than the fair market value of the property with the object/objects specified in section 269c(1) of the act in the facts and the circumstances of the case. it was very emphatically argued that initiation of acquisition proceedings was invalid as the conditions precedent for taking such ..... proceedings. the land sold is an agricultural land situated in a village where its sale cannot even give rise to the charging of any capital gains under the act. it was stated before us that both the transferor and the transferee are agriculturists. in such a situation, the acquisition proceedings will not lie unless it is .....

Arizona Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . [ footnote 13 ] rifkind report at 360. the imperial irrigation district was the only party expressly to address article ix, noting that the article would preserve the court's power to correct determinations that are "erroneous or unworkable." supplement and amendment to imperial irrigation district's form of decree of court 11 (dec ..... of the waters of the lower colorado river basin among the states -- was resolved by the distribution of waters intended by congress and written into the project act. the question of indian water rights -- an important, but ancillary, concern -- was also decided by recourse to congressional policy, rather than judicial equity. we ..... has applied to disputes between states over entitlement to water from interstate streams. nor was the local law of prior appropriation necessarily controlling. the project act itself was held to have created a comprehensive scheme for the apportionment among california, nevada, and arizona of the lower basin's share of the .....

K. Sudarsan and ors. Vs. the Commissioner, Corporation of Madras and o ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1984Mad292

..... involves a payment by society to men and women who limp after its vanguard, the quality of the state depends on its regarding their lives as worth preserving. to act otherwise is to regard them not as persons but as instruments...66. the goal of the constitution among others is the attainment of justice social, economic ..... such street, drain, drainage, work , tunnel, culvert or tree from the control of the corporation. section 204 reads thus:'the corporation shall cause the public streets to be maintained and repaired, and may make all improvements there ..... fund or otherwise in, alongside or under any street. whether public or private, and all works, materials, implements and other things, appertaining thereto and all trees not being private property growing on public streets or by the side thereof, shall vest in the corporation. (2) the state government may by notification withdraw any .....

Anderson Vs. Celebrezze

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 460 u. s. 817 a political party, or currently participating in intraparty competition." ibid. the court says the filing deadline may impair the states' interest in preserving political stability because it may force independent-minded voters " to create minor parties without first attempting to influence the course taken by a major one.'" ibid. ..... provide early access for presidential candidates. recently, in cbs, inc. v. fcc, 453 u. s. 367 (1981), this court held that, under the federal communications act, a presidential candidate had a right to television access as early as december, 1979, some 11 months before the election. [ footnote 2/6 ] the court says that ..... states: a socioeconomic analysis to 1870, pp. 28-57 (1981). [ footnote 24 ] cf. oregon v. mitchell, 400 u. s. 112 (1970) (upholding act of congress forbidding states to disqualify voters in presidential elections for failure to meet state residency requirements). [ footnote 25 ] a similar analysis applies to the court of appeals' .....

Bowsher Vs. Merck and Co., Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... particular product. [ footnote 12 ] it is significant to note that the profit study of the defense industry, which congress authorized as part of the military appropriations act of 1970, pub.l. 91-121, 408, 83 stat. 204, is the only occasion on which congress has deliberately granted the gao the kind of ..... . [ footnote 8 ] this bill was modeled on, and as originally proposed was identical to, a january, 1951, amendment to the first war powers act of 1941. see act of jan. 12, 1951, 64 stat. 1257. that amendment was a piece of emergency legislation adopted in response to the crisis conditions created by the ..... learned that government procurement officers were negotiating contract modifications under two permanent procurement statutes that lacked access provisions, the armed services procurement act of 1947 and the federal property and administrative services act of 1949. "in order to plug this loophole," representative hardy introduced the bill to require inclusion of access-to-records clauses .....

PG and E Vs. State Energy Comm'n

Court : US Supreme Court

..... states from deciding, as an absolute or conditional matter, not to permit the construction of any further reactors. instead, petitioners argue that the act is intended to preserve the federal government as the sole regulator of all matters nuclear, and that 25524.2 falls within the scope of this impliedly preempted field. ..... the field of safety regulation reserved for federal regulation. the invalidation of this regulation in northern states requires no retraction of the state authority preserved in 271 and 274 of the act. and, as with all summary affirmances, our action "is not to be read as an adoption of the reasoning supporting the judgment ..... because it is allegedly predicated on safety concerns -- ignores the division between federal and state authority created by the atomic energy act, and falls within the field that the federal government has preserved for its own exclusive control. second, the statute, and the judgments that underlie it, conflict with decisions concerning the .....

State of Bihar Vs. Radha Krishna Singh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1983SC684; 1983(1)SCALE789; (1983)3SCC118; [1983]2SCR808

..... of quotations:rhoda thomas tripp)how strange are the tricks of memory, which, often hazy as a dream about the most important events of a man's life, religiously preserve the merest trifles.(p. 395, the international theasaurus of quotations: rhoda thomas tripp)215. similarly, baltasar gracian in 'the art of worldly wisdom' very aptly puts the ..... evidence we shall begin with the documents exhibits p/2, v., dd/30 and dd/31 which are closely connected documents. it would appear from the plaintiffs, genealogical tree, which for the sake of convenience has been put at one place in volume viii at page 131 and which has been extracted earlier in this judgment, that balbhadra ..... duty sir robert philimore said; entries in a document made by a deceased person can only be admitted where it is clearly shown that the entires relate to an act or acts done by the deceased person and not by third parties.57. these observations, however, have to be read with reference to the context. cross while making the .....

Management of theatre Sanjaya Vs. the State and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1984KAR539; (1984)IILLJ400Kant

..... proceedings before the labour court and other courts which necessarily involve money; (iii) and lastly, on a reference under s. 10(1) of the act, the petitioner is exposed to various constraints and proceedings before the criminal courts also.' after enumerating these circumstances the division bench observed : '... in the ..... a hearing in this administrative process is that, the appropriate government, at that stage, decides something affecting the right of parties; that from that administrative act certain 'civil consequence' affecting the parties emanate, and that, unless some exclusionary principle could be appealed to, the rule of 'audi alteram partem' ..... apprehended between a management and its workmen, and it forms an opinion that settlement of that dispute expeditiously through the adjudicatory machinery provided under the act, is necessary it can straight away refer the dispute for adjudication. the section does not require that conciliation proceeding should precede any such decision .....