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Passenger Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as astute as those in scriblerius upon the famous bequest of sir john swale of all his black and white horses, and equally useful with those either in the development of truth or the establishment of justice. but the strict etymologists have this further difficulty to encounter. it is said by livy, and by varro, in his ..... for several years have been admitted free of duty. have not these articles been considered by congress? the discussion in both houses of congress, the report by the committees of both, and the laws that have been enacted, show that they have been duly considered. except to guard its citizens against diseases and paupers, the municipal power ..... three thousand dollars, having no necessary connection with commerce, and by the act of 1841, three medical dispensaries are endowed out of the fund to an amount of four thousand five hundred dollars. the ship henry bliss was engaged in foreign commerce when she arrived in the port of new york, and when the tax was demanded of smith, .....

In Re: Petition of Eatansi Kalianji and Six ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1878)ILR2Bom148

..... instance, perfected those proceedings, and whose consequent right of detention of their defaulting debtors was in course of actual fulfillment. it may be said that we ought to promote the development of the latest policy of the legislature, in diminution of civil imprisonment, as indicated in section342 of the new code, because it is a humane and indulgent policy. it is .....

Jamshed K. Tarachand Vs. Soonabai

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1908)10BOMLR417

..... committed in life inannimate objects have their fravashis too. the fravashi aids both animate objects-animate objects in their moral and physical devolopment objects-in their growth and development. furohurs are not souls of the dead they are totally different entities.ervad jivanjj mody confirms this. he says :-'the fravashis are quite distinct from the souls ..... being authorised to state a case for the opinion of the court, a case is submitted to the court wherein it is stated that the plaintiff as such committee as aforesaid and the first four defendants contend that the devise is void as being in perpetuity and not for a charitable use, and that failing the trust ..... . he came to court for directions as the original trustees had all died, the ceremonies had remained unperformed in the previous year, and the income of the funds remained unutilized. his single-handed but vigorous fight has saved the case from being stigmatised as a one-sided show or a happy-family arrangement. he is entitled .....

Jamshedji Cursetjee Tarachand Vs. Soonabai and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1Ind.Cas.834

..... acts committed in life. inanimate objects have their fravashis too. the fravashi aids both animate and inanimate objects--animate objects in their moral and physical development, inanimate objects in their growth, and development.furohurs are not souls of dead. they are totally different entities. souls of the dead are known as ravan. ravan is the persian word for ..... being authorised to state a case for the opinion of the court, a case is submitted to the court wherein it is stated that the plaintiff as such committee as aforesaid and the first four defendants contend that the devise is void as being in perpetuity and not for a charitable use, and that failing the ..... . he came to court for directions as the original trustees had all died, the ceremonies had remained unperformed in the previous year, and the income of the funds remained unutilized. his single-handed but vigorous fight has saved the case from being stigmatised as a one-sided show or a happy-family arrangement. he is entitled .....

Sir Dinshaw Manockji Petit and ors. Vs. Sir Jamsetji Jeejeebhoy and or ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2Ind.Cas.701

..... the least surprising that the zoroastrian anjuman should have given birth to the parsi punchayet, the latter of course being essentially a caste institution and working the development of the caste sentiment. the question is how far-at the date of those foundations, say, 150 years ago-the caste had superseded the early religious ..... , while everyone admits that, theoretically, the zoroastrian religion enjoins the making of converts, the leading 'expert' for the defendants, from the time of the select committee's report, have endeavoured very strenuously to introduce certain qualifications. the most general of these has, strictly speaking, nothing to do with this point, though it ..... were given as gifts to the pnnchayet for the benefit of the community and some wore purchased by them from the general charitable funds and another fund known as the ' fund for expenses in connection with the towers of silence.' the properties that were acquired by purchase were pieces of land adjoining the land .....

Myers Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... sec. 7. reform in the federal civil service was begun by the civil service act of 1883. it has been developed from that time, so that the classified service now includes a vast majority of all the civil officers. it may still ..... that senator ellsworth strongly supported the bill, and senator patterson voted for it. these senators were members of the committee which drafted the judiciary bill spoken of below. it seems indubitable that, when the debate began, mr. madison ..... statutes. members of the interstate commerce commission, board of general appraisers, federal reserve board, federal trade commission, tariff commission, shipping board, federal farm loan board, railroad labor board; officers of the army and navy; comptroller general; postmaster general and ..... the force which congress gives. he cannot, without permission, appoint the humblest clerk or expend a dollar of the public funds. it is well to emphasize that our present concern is with the removal of an " inferior officer," within art. .....

Srimathi Champakam Dorairajan and anr. Vs. the State of Madras, Repres ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad120; (1950)IIMLJ404

..... follows : 'no citizen shall be denied admission into any educational institution maintained by the state or receiving aid out of state funds on grounds only of religion, race, caste, language or any of them.' the right to develop his natural faculties, physical & intellectual, is an incontestable right of every citizen & inheres in him. the gift of public ..... of the total number of seats available for students of the state are filled by women candidates separately for each region & it is open to 'the selection committee to admit a larger number of women candidates in any region if qualified candidates are available in that region & if they are eligible for selection on merits vis ..... % of the total number of seats available for students of the state are filled by woman candidates separately for each region. it is open to the selection committee to admit a large number of women candidates in any region if qualified candidates are available & if they are eligible for selection on merits vis-a-vis .....

Pailwan Abdul Khader and ors. Vs. State of Mysore

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1951Kant72; AIR1951Mys72

..... 356:'when we consider the nature & the theory of our institutions of govt. the principles upon which they are supposed to rest, & review the history of their development we ate constrained to conclude that they do not mean te leave room for the play & action of purely personal & arbitrary power. the first official action of ..... the principle of law enunciated before the constitution is, however, unaffected by the new constitution. the theory put forward by the petnrs. that the law enunciated by the judicial committee in emperor v. benoari lall should be treated as non-existing & the judgment of the f. c in emperor v. benoari lal, a. i. r. (80 ..... itself, legislation of the kind in question is conditional legislation & not delegated legislation. the point was for consideration in gopalan's case, : 1950crilj1383 , & his lord-ship the chief justice of the s. c. in dealing with preventive detention act observed:'it was first argued that by section 3, the parliament had delegated its legislative .....

Sri Lakshmindra theertha Swamiar of Sri Shirur Mutt and anr. Vs. the C ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad613; (1952)IMLJ557

..... largest.12. 'the origin of these associations', to quote muttusami ayyar j. in 'guyana sammandha pandara v. kandasami', 10 mad 375 ,'their constitution and development form part of the history of the establishment and spread of the brahminical systems of religious doctrine among the sudra communities in southern india (referring to the ..... places of religious instruction which are appurtenant to such institution.'a board of commissioners was constituted under the act vested with powers enumerated therein. temple committees for local areas were constituted. section 34 made it obligatory on the part of every mutt and temple to maintain a register showing particulars regarding ..... the commissioner's order in appeal may be questioned in a suit instituted under section 62. section 59 provides for the division of the trust funds or funds of the religious institutions under the cypres doctrine. section 62 provides for suits enabling a party aggrieved by orders passed by the commissioner under section .....

The State of Bihar Vs. Maharajadhiraja Sir Kameshwar Singh of Darbhang ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1952]1SCR889

..... more limited application of the principle appears in the earlier cases, and the more liberal application has been rendered necessary by complex conditions due to recent developments of civilization and the increasing density of population. in the very nature of the case, modern conditions and the increasing inter-dependence of the different human ..... variations) from section 299(2) of the government of india act, 1935, which was undoubtedly designed to give effect to the recommendation of the joint parliamentary committee in para. 369 of their report that two conditions should be imposed on expropriation of private property : 'we think it (the provision proposed) should secure ..... have been left to be determined by the executive government as those must necessarily depend on the financial resources of the state and the availability of funds in regard to which the executive government alone can have special means of knowledge. by no standard of permissible delegation can the vesting of such .....