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Kaushal Kishor Vs. The State Of Uttar Pradesh Govt. Of U.p. Home Secre ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of training or maintaining the efficiency of the defence forces; the statutes relating to these already provide for payment of compensation and the machinery for determining the compensation: see manoeuvres, field firing and artillery practice act, 1948; seaward artillery practice act, 1949; (c) the liability of the state for personal injury or death caused by a member of the armed forces to another member while on duty shall be restricted in the same manner as in england (sec ..... also 46 air1950sc12933 arose out of a writ petition under article 32 challenging an order passed by the chief commissioner of delhi in exercise of the powers conferred by section 7(1)(c) of the east punjab public safety act, 1949, requiring the printer and the publisher as well as the editor of an english weekly by name organizer , to submit for scrutiny, before publication, all communal matters and news and views about pakistan including photographs ..... decency and morality professing and practicing acts, intended to outrage different religious religious feelings of any ..... on to hold that section 7(1)(c) of the east punjab public safety act, 1949 does not fall within the reservation of clause (2) of article 19.18. ..... an argument was advanced in romesh thappar (supra) that section 9(1 a) of the 1949 act could not be considered wholly void, as the securing of public safety or maintenance of public order would include the security of the state and that therefore the said provision, as applied to the latter purpose .....

Ware Vs. Hylton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , and that, being so enemies and at open war as aforesaid, the legislature of the state of virginia did, at its session commenced and held in the city of williamsburg on 3 may, 1779, pass an act entitled 'an act concerning escheats and forfeitures from british subjects,' whereby it was, among other things enacted," " that all the property, real and personal, within this commonwealth belonging at this time to any british subject or which ..... 3 september, 1783, because the defendant had, on the ___ day of 1780, in virginia as aforesaid, paid in part thereof, the sum of $311 1/9, and afterwards obtained a certificate therefor, according to the act of the general assembly entitled" "an act for sequestering british property, enabling those indebted to british subjects to pay off such debts, and directing the proceedings in suits where such subjects are parties," "which payment was made while ..... 3. if, according to the practice in great britain, in conformity to the law of nations, and upon the principles of a mixed government, in case any impediments had then existed by acts of parliament in great britain to the recovery of american debts, such impediments could only have been removed by a repeal, we may presume the british negotiator had reason to conclude that the lawful ..... withdraw all his armies, garrisons, and fleets from the said united states and from every port, place, and harbor within the same, leaving in all fortifications the american artillery that may be therein. .....

United States Vs. Percheman

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to which this clause refers be considered, we shall find in it almost conclusive reason for the opinion that the examination and determination they were to make had relation to the purpose of the act, to the purpose of quieting speedily those whose titles were free from objection and procuring that information which was necessary for the safe operation of the land office, not for the ultimate decision ..... , and that the claim of the petitioner to the said land had not been reported by the said commissioners appointed under any of the said acts of congress or any other, or by the register and receiver acting as such under the several acts of the congress of the united states in such case made and provided, as antedated or forged, and that the said claim had not been annulled by the ..... to state that his claim to said tract of land so claimed by him was submitted to the examination of the board of commissioners appointed under and in virtue of an act of the congress of the united states of america entitled "an act for ascertaining claims and titles to lands in the territory of florida, and to provide for the survey and disposal of the public lands in florida," passed 3 march, 1823 ..... at the commencement of the rebellion, the officers of artillery, don ignacia salus, don manuel paulin, and of dragoons, don juan percheman, are entitled to, as mentioned by ..... cession; neither party could consider itself as attempting a wrong to individuals condemned by the practice of the whole civilized world. .....

Shaw Vs. Cooper

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , that such invention, art or discovery hath not, to the best of his or her knowledge or belief, been known or used, either in this or any foreign country, and that every patent which shall be obtained pursuant to this act, for any invention, art or discovery, which it shall afterwards appear had been known or used previous to such application for a patent, shall be utterly void. ..... forsyth, for a method of discharging or giving fire to artillery and all other firearms, which method he described in his specification as consisting in the" "use or application as a priming, in any mode, of some or one of those chemical compounds which are so easily inflammable as to be capable of taking fire and exploding, ..... others, to whom i made my intention known, and also of the person whom i employed to make the lock, at the time of invention, for it appears very essential that i should prove that i did actually reduce the principle to practice, otherwise a verdict might be doubtful. ..... , to whom i made my invention known, and also of the person whom i employed to make the lock, at the time of invention, for it appears very essential that i should also prove that i did actually reduce the principle to practice; otherwise a verdict might be doubtful. ..... if he has been practicing his invention with a view of improving it, and thereby rendering it a greater benefit to the public, before taking out a patent, that ought not to prejudice him. .....

The Peterhoff

Court : US Supreme Court

..... if we had any doubt upon the subject, it would be removed by the fact that it was the known and constant practice of the government to grant clearances for matamoras from new york, on condition of giving bond that no supplies should be furnished to the rebels -- a condition necessarily municipal in its nature and inapplicable to any clearance for a foreign ..... so much of the cargo of the peterhoff, therefore, as actually belonged to the owner of the artillery harness, and the other contraband goods, must be also condemned. ..... portion of the cargo consisted of the cases of artillery harness and of articles described in the invoices as "men's army bluchers," "artillery boots," and "government regulation gray blankets. ..... there were 14,450 pairs of "blucher" or army boots; also "artillery boots;" 5,580 pairs of "government regulation gray blankets;" 95 casks of horseshoes of a large size, suitable for cavalry service; and 52,000 horseshoe ..... among them, as specially to be noted, were thirty-six cases of artillery harness in sets for four horses, with two riding saddles attached to each ..... parts of a cargo described in a ship's invoices as cases of "artillery harness," as "men's army bluchers," as "artillery boots," and as "government regulation gray blankets," come within the first class. ..... the owner of this artillery harness owned also a portion of the non-military part of the ..... in every way and shape possible for him to act, he opposed the secession of the state of texas from the page 72 u. .....

The Springbok

Court : US Supreme Court

..... letters and communications very lately received by this deponent from the aforesaid claimants, and from documents in deponent's possession, placed there by said claimants, and that such communications authorize this deponent to intervene and act as agent as well as proctor and advocate for the said claimants as to the above cargo. ..... [ footnote 2 ] artillery? .....

In Re: William Tayler

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 44Ind.Cas.930

..... 'this could not really alter the case as far as my fraud' was concerned, because, even if he had done so, he would have acted in direct opposition to the established practice, and it was quite enough for my moral absolution to show that i believed, and was justified in the belief, that the attachment bad ceased. ..... is to be made by a written order prohibiting the defendant from alienating the property by sale, gift, or in any other way, and all persons from receiving the same by purchase, gift, or otherwise; and by section 240 of the same act, it is enacted that when any attachment shall have been made by actual seizure, any private alienation of the property attached, whether by sale, gift, or otherwise, shall be null and void.mr. ..... i will not avoid doing that which i think right, though it should draw upon me the whole artillery of libels, all that falsehood and malice can invent or credulity can swallow.139. mr. ..... enayut hossein, who, according to his own evidence, took the precaution of telling ahmedoollah about the attachment, swears that he was acting for both parties; and yet, according to his evidence, nothing appears to have been said at the time of the sale as to whether the plaintiff, in consequence of her being allowed to purchase the estate for what mr. ..... bat the letter, on the face of it, could not have referred to those bygone acts, as those acts had, and could have, no connection with the charge against a judge of the high court. .....

In Re: Banks and Fenwick

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 45Ind.Cas.113

..... bengal, either in the exercise of its original jurisdiction or in the exercise of its jurisdiction as a court of appeal, reference or revision, under the indian penal code, charged with any offence, for which provision is made by act xlv of 1860, called the indian penal code, or by any act amending or extending the said act which may have been passed prior to the publication of these presents, shall be liable to punishment under the said ..... clearly laid down in the 2nd section of the code, as well as by the 30th clause of the charter, that every person shall be liable to punishment under this code, and not otherwise, for every act or omission contrary to the provisions there of, of which he shall be guilty within the said territories on or after the said 1st day of may, 1861.49. ..... that i am an unflinching advocate for the liberty of the presp, and i repeat what i said before, that i do not claim for myself any immunity from unspairing criticism for any of my public acts, but all i claim is that there shall be no wilful misrepresentation or coneealment of facts which the person criticising knows to be altogether unfounded ..... at the time and took no part in the proceedings, and how therefore was he to know that enaynt hossein, who was acting as agent for both parties, had kept concealed a fact, which was in his knowledge, from his other principal? ..... therefore, brought a strong artillery of argument to bear against ..... termination of proceedings could be held practically as contempt. mr. .....

Hardy Vs. Harbin

Court : US Supreme Court

..... hardy, the mexican government issued a grant october 23, 1843, for the premises in controversy; that the appellees, purchasers under a void sale of hardy's interest, procured the commission, under the act of the 3d of march, 1851, to confirm to them the lands so granted as aforesaid to hardy. ..... that he had been sent to sea by his father at the age of fourteen; had sailed over the world in ships; that he had taken part in the revolutions in peru, and on one occasion had there commanded a battery of artillery. .....

Kingsbury Vs. Buckner

Court : US Supreme Court

..... burnside, then residing in chicago, to take charge of and manage the property for all the parties, and that lieutenant kingsbury never exercised any acts of ownership over or asserted any interest in the property inconsistent with said trust, and if he had lived would have recognized the equitable and just claim of the cross-plaintiffs, and reconveyed the same upon ..... in connection with these general objections, the solicitor of the infant presented many specifications of fraud alleged to have been practiced by the former guardian ad litem of the infant in and about the proceedings culminating in the decree of november 13, 1871. ..... norris, 4 gilman, 370, 383, the court, after observing that, whatever may have been the practice elsewhere, the right, of an infant to prosecute a writ of error was not to be doubted in illinois, said: "if an infant sues out a writ of error, and a decree in this court is passed against him, such decree would be conclusive as well against ..... nor was he incompetent by reason of the inhibition contained in the second section of the act, because, although a formal party to the cross-suit, he was not directly interested in the event thereof, and was not, in the sense of the statute, a party adverse to the heir of his deceased brother-in-law. ..... kingsbury, deceased, according to the rules and practice of the court of chancery in such cases, and it be decreed accordingly. ..... kingsbury," " first lieutenant 5th regiment artillery, u.s. .....