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Salem Trust Co. Vs. Manufacturers' Finance Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... speaking of an equitable title to shares. then he goes on:" "and i agree with what has been contended, that it may also be defeated by conduct, by representations, by misstatements of a character which would operate and enure to forfeit and to take away the preexisting equitable title. but i conceive it to be clear and undoubted law ..... kirby, 4 rich eq. (s.c.) 105, 114. see also thayer v. daniels, 113 mass. 129, 131; herman v. mutual life ins. co., 218 mass. 181, 186; rabinowitz v. people's national bank, 235 mass. 102; macdonald v. kneeland, 5 minn. 352, 361, 365; bellingham bay boom co. v. brisbois, 14 wash. 173, 176; bank v. krause, 22 ohio ..... latter was proximate to the deception. facts and circumstances may create an equitable estoppel against the first assignee. herman v. mutual life insurance co., 218 mass. 181; rabinowitz v. people's national bank, 235 mass. 102. [ footnote 6 ] it would be unconscionable to permit him to prevail over a later assignee whom he had misled or deceived in .....

Thakur Sri Gat Ashram Narainji Vs. Jaishth Madho Acharia and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1924All504; (1924)ILR46All651; 80Ind.Cas.406

..... their lordships of the privy council in prosunno kumari debya v. golab chand baboo (1875) l.r. 2 i.a. 145 (152), the shebaits of a trust form a continuing representation of the idol's property. each of the above suits was instituted by musammat sundar kunwar, not in her private righlt but on behalf of the trust, and as such .....

Surendra Nath Tagore Vs. K.S. Bannerjee and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1925Cal630

..... appears moreover that there is no dispute with regard to the petitioner's mortgage and he is, we think, clearly entitled to appear before the tribunal and to make such representation as ho may desire to make with regard to the apportionment of the compensation to the beneficiaries through whom he claims and the allocation to him of a portion of .....

A.J. Von Wulfing Vs. D.H. Jivandas and Co.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1926)28BOMLR243

..... that that was also manufactured by the plaintiffs.15. a significant fact may here be noted that genatosen limited sold their compound in the market with the following representation on their label:-this product is now absolutely british. the english assets of a. wolfing & co., including all stocks of sanataogan, etc., have been purchased ..... appellants do not claim any special right to the manufacture of 'maizena', or any exceptional method in making their 'maizena', and that the respondents and all other people have just as much right as the appellants have to manufacture the thing-no matter whether it is called 'maizena', corn flower, or any other name. ..... manufacture. the stock of original sanatogen which remained in bomby at the commencement of the war fetched a very high price, which fact also shows that the people believed the real sanatogen to be the sanatogen of the plaintiffs' manufacture.14. ahmed haji haroon stated that he bought the sanatogen of the american manufacture seeing .....

Hygrade Provision Co., Inc. Vs. Sherman

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , and it only operates on those who knowingly violate its provisions, for it is expressly provided that there must be both an intent to defraud and a false representation." it thus appears that, whatever difficulty there may be in reaching a correct determination as to whether a given product is kosher, appellants are unduly apprehensive of the ..... to decide that all of the products sold by them are nonkosher. but obviously the statutes put no such burden upon them, since they expressly require that any representation that a product is kosher must not only be false, but made with intent to defraud. the appellate division of the supreme court of new york, upholding the ..... validity of a statute substantially the same as those now under review, in people v. altas, 183 app.div. 595, 596, 597, thus characterized it: "the purpose of the statute, manifestly, is to prevent and punish fraud in the sale .....

Dip NaraIn Rai Vs. Lachhman Upadhiya and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1925All479

..... as such representative. it has been held in particular instances that, when the plaintiff has, in such circumstances, made an honest and intelligent endeavour to secure such representation, the estate is ordinarily sufficiently represented for certain purposes.3. there is nothing in the code or in the orders which explicitly cover the case of the substitution ..... the final decree. there is no direct authority upon this point. in order to decide it, we have to examine certain considerations. the law as to the representation of a deceased defendant before the passing of a, decree contained in order 22, rule 4 of the code of civil procedure. this rule reproduces, with no ..... for a final decree was because lachhman had already obtained possession of the property by a private arrangement with sukhdeo rai. after the death of sukhdeo rai, certain people claimed to be his heirs in respect of this ' property. lachhman then applied for the preparation of a final decree he had to ascertain who was the .....

Veerasami Pillai Vs. V.S.T.N. Chidambaram Chettiar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad894; 92Ind.Cas.819

..... the original consideration of the two old promissory-notes, exs. a and a (1), and it was never suggested from first to last of this trial that it was any representation of the 4th defendant that prevented him from doing that. in my opinion this appeal must be allowed but, in view of the revelations of the 4th defendant's conduct ..... assent to that view of the law without further consideration and direct argument about it. but here, what was the position if the plaintiff could have, said:you, by your representations about the genuineness of this note prevented me from suing on the consideration.then there might be a great deal to be said but he has not said that. the ..... all to the old promissory-notes.4. and thereupon, he says, he brought a suit on ex. h and was damnifide owing to being lulled into security by the false representation that ex. h was a genuine document, forewent his remedy on exs. a and a-1 and let them be time barred.5. it is obvious that, if he provod .....

Brooks Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... which was illegal in the state. in weber v. freed, 239 u. s. 325 , it was held that congress had power to prohibit the importation of pictorial representations of prize fights designed for public exhibition because of the demoralizing effect of such exhibitions in the state of destination. page 267 u. s. 438 in hammer v. dagenhart ..... labor act was based, this court pointed out that, in each of them, the use of interstate commerce had contributed to the accomplishment of harmful results to people of other states, and that the congressional power over interstate transportation in such cases could only be effectively exercised by prohibiting it. the clear distinction between authorities first ..... to the extent of forbidding and punishing the use of such commerce as an agency to promote immorality, dishonesty, or the spread of any evil or harm to the people of other states from the state of origin. in doing this, it is merely exercising the police power, for the benefit of the public, page 267 u. .....

The And#8220;spathari.And#8221;

Court : House of Lords

..... from the responsibility of these representations and concealments made and practised by him when the ship was put upon the register. these things leading to false registration are carried forward into this insurance ..... it is sound law that, when registration of a british ship is obtained, any contract of insurance following that registration carries forward into the contract all the representations or concealments, or the misrepresentations, that were at the back of the false registration of the vessel. no person thus falsely registered is entitled to escape ..... any judgment upon that further than this, that, if it was not that, it at all events is consoling to reflect that the distress of these people in seeing the ship go down would be mitigated by the consideration that at last, and not too soon, that unsavoury cargo had reached its proper destination .....

Sinna Karuppan and ors. Vs. R.M.P.S. Muthiah Chettiar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad178

..... on the old code of 1859 in which there was no provision identioal with order 7, rule 10. when the civil procedure code distinotly orders a court to return a plaint for representation, and at the same time to endorse on it the date of presentation, the date of return, the party presenting it and the statement of the reasons for returning it ..... period. the period allowed is the period from the date of the filing of the plaints to the date on which the plaints were finally returned by the court for representation. it is now argued that this is not the correct period allowed, the contention being that the proceedings terminated on the date of the appellate order and not on the .....