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Ferguson Vs. Moore-mccormack Lines, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 1st sess.; h.r.rep. no. 794, 64th cong., 1st sess. in thus freeing the court from unrestricted access to it of cases that have no business here, congress assimilated federal employers' liability act litigation to those other categories of cases -- e.g., diversity, patent, admiralty, criminal cases -- that congress had in 1891, 26 stat. 826, 828, ..... the pressure of having more work to do than can be well done. it is not a bit of quixotism to believe that, of the 63 cases scheduled for argument during the remaining months of this term, there are a half dozen that could alone easily absorb the entire thought of the court for the rest ..... cases. to him these, were not technicalities, in the derogatory sense, for the conduct of judicial business. he deemed wise decisions on substantive law within the indispensable area of the court's jurisdiction dependent on a limited volume of business and on a truly deliberative process. one field of conspicuous disregard of these vital considerations is that .....

In Re Article 370 Of The Constitution

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... zafar shah that the maharaja hari singh or his successors never signed any merger agreement with the dominion and, thus, retained their legislative powers. v. the assimilation of more than 600 states as part of india through the mechanism of instruments of accession and merger agreements must be understood in the historical context in ..... the advent of the constitution. in fact, every vestige of their sovereignty was abandoned with the execution of the instruments of accession and the states stood fully assimilated and integrated with the dominion of india.14276. article 370(3) contains a non-obstante clause, overriding article 370(1) and (2), providing for the ..... article 254 was also applied so as to ensure the supremacy of parliamentary legislation in the case of a repugnancy with state legislation on areas which fell within the domain of parliament. the seventh schedule was made applicable with certain modifications in the following terms: (a) in the union list - (i) for entry 3, the .....

Assessing Officer Circle (international Taxation) 2(2)(2) New Delhi Vs ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... perspectives and practices 73. klaus vogel47 (an acknowledged authority on double taxation), in the treatise double taxation conventions, comments - pertinently states, on the aspect of assimilation of international treaties into municipal (national) laws, that: 45.for purposes of international law, a tax treaty comes into existence upon the declaration of consent by ..... and conventions under article 73 [read with corresponding entries - nos. 10, 13 and 14 of list i of the viith 27 [1984]. 2 scr66426 schedule to the constitution of india]. and parliament, holds the exclusive power to legislate upon such conventions or treaties. (iii) parliament can refuse to perform or ..... shelf (libyan arab jamahiriya/malta) cases), or the actual task of drawing the delimitation line (delimitation of the maritime boundary in the gulf of maine area case). likewise, in the anglo-french arbitration of 1977, the tribunal was specifically entrusted by the terms of the special agreement with the drawing of the .....

Janhit Abhiyan Vs. Union Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... in the context of local self-government. exceptions can only be made in order to safeguard the interests of the scheduled tribes in the matter of their representation in panchayats located in the scheduled areas. 74 (v) the reservation of chairperson posts in the manner contemplated by articles 243-d(4) and 243-t ..... upon religion, violated the basic structure of the constitution. the majority judgment upheld the amendment, as necessary because of historical continuity, and the need to assimilate sikkimese society within the republic. however, the majority at the same time, also stated that such a conclusion might not have been the same, if ..... guaranteeing liberties, assuring equality. to be vibrant and relevant, they are to be sufficiently flexible to allow experimentation. this experimentation is vital, to enable the assimilation of felt needs of the society for change: in view of developments in interpretation, efficacy of provisions of the charter, unmet or new aspirations, etc. the .....

Aishat Shifa Vs. The State Of Karnataka

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... it was held that the aim of our constitution is unity in diversity and to impede any fissiparous tendencies for enriching the unity amongst indians by assimilating the diversities. it was also argued that the government order uses the words unity and uniformity interchangeably and that uniformity is not a constitutional or ..... the education of the handicapped, backward classes and the weaker sections of the society including the economically weaker section thereof and in particular of the scheduled castes, scheduled tribes with special care by adopting towards that end such measure as may be appropriate. xx xx xx section-7. government to prescribe curricula, ..... ) 7 scc580106 rights as isolated protections which directly arise but they collectively form a comprehensive test against the arbitrary exercise of state power in any area that occurs as an inevitable consequence. the protection of fundamental rights has, therefore, been considerably widened.145. thus, the rights of citizens of this .....

Census Commissioner and ors. Vs. R.Krishamurthy

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... stated earlier, the central government had issued a notification prescribing the series of informations to be collected during the census. it covers many areas. it includes information relating to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and does not refer to any other caste. in such a situation, it is extremely difficult to visualize that the high ..... said census was carried out, another notification dated 25.2.2010 was issued. clause 10 of the said notification reads as follows: 10. if scheduled caste/scheduled tribe/others.16. after the notification in the year 2010 was issued, the office of the registrar general and census commissioner issued the instruction manual for ..... and scheduled tribes, but census is not done in respect of other castes or on caste basis. that apart, the instructions elaborately spell out the necessity and the purpose. it is reflectible of the concern pertaining to assimilation of certain datas that would help in nation-building, trends of population, availability of .....

Futter and Another Vs. the Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... scheme had in 1983 executed a deed to replace a 1980 deed (and some supplementary deeds) which were ineffective because of an error about the trusteeship. the rules scheduled to the 1980 deed included rule 13, providing for the winding-up of the scheme in certain circumstances, the priority of claims in the winding up and the ..... equitable fraud, nor with dispositions which exceed the scope of the power, or infringe the general law (such as the rule against perpetuity). we are in an area in which the court has an equitable jurisdiction of a discretionary nature, although the discretion is not at large, but must be exercised in accordance with well-settled ..... been, and no doubt will be in the future, cases in which small variations in the facts lead to surprisingly different outcomes. that is inevitable in an area where the law has to balance the need to protect beneficiaries against aberrant conduct by trustees (the policy behind the hastings-bass rule) with the competing interests of .....

Narmada Bachao Andolan and ors Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2011SC3199

..... they are better off than what they were. at the rehabilitation sites they will have more and better amenities than those they enjoyed in their tribal hamlets. the gradual assimilation in the mainstream of the society will lead to betterment and progress." 29. in state of kerala & anr. v. peoples union for civil liberties, kerala state ..... hastily proceeded to complete the rehabilitation process and started the power project of the omkareshwar dam contrary to the assurances given under the said policy for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes families, as none of such oustees was interested in receiving compensation for agricultural land. (xii) grant-in-aid to cover up the difference ..... and scheduled tribes. land had never been offered to any of these oustees. the amount of compensation as determined under the act 1894 had been deposited in their bank accounts. no attempt had ever been made by the appellant-state to either acquire land from other persons having a larger area of land resorting .....

Union of India (Uoi) Etc. Vs. Rakesh Kumar and ors. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2010(1)SC396; 2010(1)SCALE281

..... more oppressed- backwards and the forwards. the peculiar situation of the inhabitants of the scheduled areas whose conditions have to be improved to educate them in the local government, a step towards an effort to achieve their assimilation in the normal stream of democratic life at par with the advanced and the forward ..... sections of the society justifies such classification. in the scheduled areas in reality if an aboriginal has to contest an election against a member ..... jharkhand.2003 subsequent to the formation of under the 2003 order, the following areasthe states of jharkhand and in the state of jharkhand have beenchhattisgarh, the scheduled declared as scheduled areas:areas (states of chhattisgarh, 1. burhmu, mandar, chanho, bero,jharkhand and madhya pradesh) lapung, namkom, kanke,order, 2003 was passed to ormanjhi, angara .....

Printz Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and chief law enforcement officers may voluntarily continue to participate in the federal program. moreover, the directives to the states are merely interim provisions scheduled to terminate november 30, 1998. note following 18 u. s. c. 922. congress is also free to amend the interim program to provide ..... i question whether congress can regulate the particular transactions at issue here. the constitution, in addition to delegating certain enumerated powers to congress, places whole areas outside the reach of congress' regulatory authority. the first amendment, for example, is fittingly celebrated for preventing congress from "prohibiting the free exercise" ..... 30 moreover, branstad unequivocally rejected an important premise that resonates throughout the majority opinion: namely, that because the states retain their sovereignty in areas that are unregulated by federal law, notions of comity rather than constitutional power govern any direction by the national government to state executive or .....