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S. Pratap Singh Vs. the State of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1964SC72; (1966)ILLJ458SC; [1964]4SCR733

..... so held in any proceeding which could have possibly been taken by the appellant's brother-in-law against his revision. sub-sequent cancellation of the reversion orders on his representation, as stated in court by the appellant, does not, by itself point to reversion being made male fide. 117. the appellant preferred to take leave preparatory to retirement and, as ..... 29, 1961, except in so far that he asked the director of health services about the period during which a representation against such remarks could be made. in his representation dated june 29, 1961, which was submitted beyond the usual period for making representation, the appellant said : 'i am constrained to point out that these observations by shri kairon, chief minister (govt. in .....

Divisional Superintendent, Northern Railway and anr. Vs. R.B. Hanifi

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1977)ILLJ309All

..... saying that only those employees whose services were terminated in terms of rule 148 within a period of six years prior to december 8, 1963 and whose representations were pending were to be considered for reinstatement, whereas the employees like the respondent whose services had been terminated on a date which was more than six ..... 23rd september, 1966 the petitioner's ' representation ' was accepted and he was reinstated in service, vide annexure 2 to the writ petition. subsequently, by another order contained in annexure 3 to the writ petition ..... : (1964)iillj467sc , that rules 148(3) and 149(3) of the indian railway establish-ment code were invalid on 20th july. 1965 the petitioner submitted a representation to the general manager, northern railway seeking a review of the order dated 6th december, i960 by which his services had been terminated. ultimately by an order dated .....

Parents Involved in Community Schools Vs. Seattle School Dist. No. 1

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ), in turn quoting fullilove, 448 u. s., at 547 (stevens, j., dissenting); brackets and citation omitted). an interest linked to nothing other than proportional representation of various races would support indefinite use of racial classifications, employed first to obtain the appropriate mixture of racial views and then to ensure that the [program] ..... resegregation) deprived of one means they may find necessary. and what of law s concern to diminish and peacefully settle conflict among the nation s people? instead of accommodating different good-faith visions of our country and our constitution, today s holding upsets settled expectations, creates legal uncertainty, and threatens ..... . id. , at 330. in the present cases, by contrast, race is not considered as part of a broader effort to achieve exposure to widely diverse people, cultures, ideas, and viewpoints, ibid. ; race, for some students, is determinative standing alone. the districts argue that other factors, such as student preferences .....

Tata Motors Limited and Others Vs. the State of West Bengal and Others

Court : Kolkata

..... held as follows:- 40. regulation 16(4) provides that the council shall on the consideration of the report and the further report, if any, and the representation of the member, record its findings. 51. it is true that this court in interpreting the constitution enjoys a freedom which is not available in interpreting a statue ..... in paragraph 7. he submitted that the court must not seek an unnecessary confrontation with the legislature, particularly since the legislature consists of representatives elected by the people. a court can declare a statute to be unconstitutional when there can be no manner of doubt that it is flagrantly unconstitutional and there is no way ..... para86 at page 313 of the said judgment although there exists a presumption that an act is constitutional and that legislature understands and appreciates needs of the people, but when the law is ex facie discriminatory or arbitrary or violative of any other provisions of the constitution or a law laid down by the supreme .....

Baker (Respondent) Vs. Quantum Clothing Group Limited (Appellants) and ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... relevance in the early case of noise-induced hearing loss, kellett v british rail engineering ltd (popplewell j, 3 may 1984). the strength of the representation attests to the importance attached to the issues. on the facts and in the light of agreed expert evidence, popplewell j recorded that there had been ..... knowledge of this complex problem provides a sufficient basis for legislation. although the levels of continuous, broadband noise which represent a hazard to the hearing of people who are exposed to them for long, unbroken periods have been established within certain margins of error, many uncertainties remain. there is no satisfactory means ..... inner ear, resulting from exposure over a considerable period to certain types of noise. the existence of this damage, which is irreversible, has been demonstrated in people who work in noisy industrial environments. 509. though the existence of these temporary and permanent reductions is well established, as this chapter shows, our knowledge is .....

Blue Chip Stamps Vs. Manor Drug Stores

Court : US Supreme Court

..... potential plaintiff is the exception and not the rule. the stock of issuers is listed on financial exchanges utilized by tens of millions of investors, and corporate representations reach a potential audience, encompassing not only the diligent few who peruse filed corporate reports or the sizable number of subscribers to financial journals, but the ..... depend on uncorroborated oral testimony to the effect that a person situated like respondent consulted the security issuer's prospectus, and paid attention to it, and that its representations injured him. pp. 421 u. s. 737 -749. (d) respondent, who derives no entitlement from the antitrust decree and does not otherwise possess any contractual ..... them. but, to the extent that it permits a plaintiff with a largely groundless claim to simply take up the time of a number of other people, with the right to do so representing an in terrorem increment of the settlement value, rather than a reasonably founded hope that the process will reveal relevant .....

G. Satyanaray Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh,represe

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... fields laid out into blocks is attached to it. it is an index to the field measurement book (fmb). (iv) field measurement book: it contains pictorial representation of the survey fields and sub-divisions. a record of measurement of individual fields and sub-divisions is thus provided which will enable any inspecting officer to identify the ..... the village was made good by taxing other cultivators proportionately in excess of the proper amount so as to cover the loss sustained. thus the responsibility of the people of the village was sought to be enforced, the main object being that the revenue from the village did not fall short of the previous revenue. revenue ..... in later years came to be popularly known as). this office of kernam was created for the purpose of preservation of the rights and the property of the people, to facilitate the decision of suits in the courts of judicature, prevent diminution of the fixed revenue of the government and securing individual persons from injustice by .....

Machinists Vs. Street

Court : US Supreme Court

..... settling railway disputes, in conferring upon the unions the status of exclusive representatives in the negotiation and administration of collective agreements, and in giving them representation on the statutory board to adjudicate grievances, congress has given the unions a clearly defined and delineated role to play in effectuating the basic congressional policy ..... or lawyers -- loses its status as a voluntary group. the reason our constitution endowed individuals with freedom to think and speak and advocate was to free people from the blighting effect of either a partial or a complete governmental page 367 u. s. 797 monopoly of ideas. labor unions have been peculiar ..... an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances." probably no one would suggest that congress could, without violating this amendment, .....

Naacp Vs. Button

Court : US Supreme Court

..... redress of their grievances, it is equally certain that the state may impose reasonable regulations limiting the permissible form of litigation and the manner of legal representation within its borders. thus, the state may, without violating protected rights, restrict those undertaking to represent others in legal proceedings to properly qualified practitioners. ..... any other grounds of action in order to secure them as clients, or to employ agents or runners for like purposes. . . ." [ footnote 25 ] see people ex rel. courtney v. association of real estate taxpayers, 354 ill. 102, 187 n.e. 823 (1933) (association to contest constitutionality of tax statutes in which ..... 2d 55, reversed. mr. justice brennan delivered the opinion of the court. this case originated in companion suits by the national association for the advancement of colored people, inc. (naacp), and the naacp legal defense and educational fund, inc. (defense fund), brought in 1957 in the united states district court for the .....

Boumediene Vs. Bush

Court : US Supreme Court

..... united nations war crimes commission, law reports of trials of war criminals 8 10 (1949) (reprint 1997). to rebut the accusations, they were entitled to representation by counsel, allowed to introduce evidence on their own behalf, and permitted to cross-examine the prosecution s witnesses. see memorandum by command of lt. gen ..... could have started had they invoked the dta procedure. not congress, whose attempt to determine through democratic means how best to balance the security of the american people with the detainees liberty interests, see hamdan v. rumsfeld , 548 u. s. 557 , 636 (2006) (breyer, j., concurring), has been unceremoniously brushed ..... it is obvious that in the annexation of outlying and distant possessions grave questions will arise from differences of race, habits, laws and customs of the people, and from differences of soil, climate and production ). these considerations resulted in the doctrine of territorial incorporation, under which the constitution applies in full in .....