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Piper Vs. Chris-craft Industries, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 22 ] chris-craft and the sec also rely upon statements in the legislative history which, they suggest, demonstrate that congress, in adopting the williams act, was concerned with parties other than shareholders. first, they place particular emphasis upon a statement by chairman cohen in his senate testimony that "shareholders ..... cong.rec. 24664 (1967). (emphasis supplied.) accordingly, the congressional policy of "evenhandedness" is nonprobative of the quite disparate proposition that the williams act was intended to confer rights for money damages upon an injured takeover bidder. besides the policy of evenhandedness, chris-craft emphasizes that the matter of implied ..... interpolating our notions of policy in the interstices of legislative provisions." ibid. with that caveat, we turn to the legislative history of the williams act. in introducing the legislation on the senate floor, the sponsor, senator williams, stated: "this legislation will close a significant gap in investor protection .....

Cottage Savings Ass'n Vs. Commissioner

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 207 -212 (1920) (recognizing realization requirement). because these decisions were part of the "contemporary legal context" in which congress enacted 202(a) of the 1924 act, see cannon v. university of chicago, 441 u. s. 677 , 441 u. s. 698 -699 (1979), and because congress has left undisturbed through subsequent reenactments of the code ..... further proceedings consistent with this opinion. so ordered. [ footnote 1 ] congress abolished the fhlbb in 1989. see 401 of the financial institutions reform, recovery, and enforcement act of 1989, pub.l. 101-73, 103 stat. 354. [ footnote 2 ] memorandum r9 listed 10 criteria for classifying mortgages as substantially identical. "the loans involved ..... 1 is a reasonable interpretation of 1001(a). congress first employed the language that now comprises 1001(a) of the code in 202(a) of the revenue act of 1924, ch. 234, 43 stat. 253; that language has remained essentially unchanged through various reenactments. [ footnote 5 ] and since 1934, the commissioner .....

Hibbs Vs. Winn

Court : US Supreme Court

..... conditioning the jurisdictional bar on the availability of a plain, speedy and efficient remedy in state court. the remedy inspected in our decisions was not one designed for the universe of plaintiffs who sue the state. rather, it was a remedy tailor-made for taxpayers. see, e.g. , rosewell , 450 u. s., at 528 ( ..... make clear that the court treats states as diminished and disfavored powers, rather than merely applies statutory text. first, the court s analysis of the tax injunction act (tia or act), 28 u. s. c. 1341, contrasts with a literal reading of its terms. second, the court s assertion that legislative histories support the conclusion that ..... brought an action in federal court challenging 43 1089, and seeking to enjoin its operation, on establishment clause grounds. the question presented is whether the tax injunction act (tia or act), 28 u. s. c. 1341, which prohibits a lower federal court from restraining the assessment, levy or collection of any tax under state law, bars .....

Flora Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 659, 83d cong., 1st sess. 1. [ footnote 23 ] id. at 2. and see s.rep.no.115, 83d cong., 1st sess. [ footnote 24 ] allen v. regents of university system of georgia, 304 u. s. 439 , 304 u. s. 456 (concurring opinion). [ footnote 25 ] 14 stat. 475 (1867), reenacted in r.s. 3224, presently in force ..... purpose of restraining the assessment or collection of any tax. [ footnote 25 ] more recently, congress took care to except from the operation of the federal declaratory judgments act any controversies "with respect to federal taxes." [ footnote 26 ] to ameliorate the hardship produced by these requirements, congress created a special court where tax questions could ..... further comment, conferred jurisdiction on the district court, "concurrent with the court of claims, of any suit or proceeding, commenced after the passage of the revenue act of 1921, for the recovery of any internal revenue tax alleged to have been erroneously or illegally assessed or collected, or of any penalty claimed to have been .....

MainuddIn Ahmed Vs. Food Corporation of India and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... the amount paid till date may not be recovered from the appellant. the principle of equal pay for equal work would not apply to the scales prescribed by the university grants commission. the appeal is allowed partly without any order as to costs.11. in the case of safior rahman (supra) also this court under somewhat similar circumstances ..... that the same was meant for moinuddin-1. only the name of moinuddin ahmed was indicated. by the said order, the person concerned was also posted elsewhere i.e. tezpur. the petitioner, in bonafide belief, carried out the order and there was no objection on the part of the respondents. that position continued till 2001 when he was ..... as well as mr. p.k. roy, learned standing counsel, food corporation of india. mr. rahman, learned counsel for the petitioner submits that there being no overt act on the part of the petitioner in getting the selection grade scale and it being the bonafide action on the part of the petitioner to obey the order placing him .....

T.T. Chakravarthy Yuvraj and Others Vs. Principal, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar M ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1997Kant261

..... of guilt against the appellants so as to hold that the appellants are liable for the misconduct alleged against them; (iii) that under s. 62of the karnataka state universities act, 1976 the final authority in the matter of discipline is the vice-chancellor and therefore the principal could not take any action in the matter, and (iv) ..... he may be expelled, and that he will not be guilty of such misconduct as will be subversive of the discipline of the university or college. where the authorities of a college or university act with discretion in expelling a student for violation of a reasonable rule or regulation, their action will not be interfered with or set ..... its different functions. in this case, the power to enforce discipline is available under s. 62 of the karnataka state universities act, 1976. the power to punish arises in terms of s. 62(2) of the act. considering the nature of the functions carried on by the respondent viz., imparting medical education, which would otherwise be a .....

Rama Kant Misra Son of Hira Mani Misra Vs. Committee of Management, Ba ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2005(4)ESC2517

..... government;(iv) an educational institution owned and controlled by the state government or which receives grants in aid from the state government including a university established by or under a uttar pradesh act except an institution established and administered by minorities referred to in clause (1) of article 30 of the constitution.(v) respect of which ..... known as badri nath tiwari inter college, meja road, allahabad. said institution is a duly recognised institution under the provisions as contained under u.p. intermediate education act 1921 and regulations framed therein. said institution is engaged in imparting education up to intermediate level. institution in question is also in grant-in-aid list of the ..... would not have been available for being invoked on expiration of period of five years from 15.11.1993 but now after insertion of clause (4-a) in article 16 of the constitution, section 3(7) of u.p. act no. 4 of 1994 has become a valid law and, therefore, it cannot be struck down a .....

R (on the Application of Prudential Plc and Another) Vs. Special Commi ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... ) association inc [1970] ac 874, 898f-g, and the courts have implicitly addressed it on many occasions. woolwich equitable building society v inland revenue comrs [1993] ac 70 is one of them. the house of lords extended the right to restitution of unlawfully demanded tax, notwithstanding that important policy considerations were engaged and ..... mark [1983] rpc 131 (nourse j), wilden pump engineering co v fusfeld [1985] fsr 159 (ca, waller and dillon ljj), and new victoria hospital v ryan [1993] icr 201 (eat, tucker j). 32. thirdly, and unsurprisingly, the current editions of textbooks on privilege and evidence state that lap is limited to communications in connection with ..... legal services act 2007 ("the 2007 act"). 27. the contrary case was advanced by mr james eadie qc for hmrc, supported by sir sydney kentridge qc for the law society, mr bankim thanki qc for the bar council, and mr michael edenborough qc for aippi uk. their case was that it has been universally assumed that lap .....

Vodafone International Holdings B.V., a Company Incorporated Under the ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(4)BomCR258; (2008)220CTR(Bom)649; [2009]311ITR46(Bom)

..... state such a proposition is to manifest its absurdity. presence, not residence, is the test. but, of course, the income tax acts impose their own territorial limits. parliament recognises the almost universally accepted principle that fiscal legislation is not enforceable outside the limits of the territorial sovereignty of the kingdom. fiscal legislation is, no doubt ..... on the assessee with retrospective effect such legislation would not satisfy the touchstone of article 14. he relied on escorts ltd. v. union of india : [1993]199itr43(sc) .37. mr. chagla contended that the retrospective operation of legislation must be reasonable and not excessive or harsh, otherwise it runs the risk of ..... t. 21 (sc) and union of india v. bajaj tempo ltd. : 1997(94)elt285(sc) . in state of u.p. v. labh chand : (1993)iillj724sc , the supreme court befittingly illuminated the power as under:when a statutory forum or tribunal is specially created by a statute for redressal of specified grievances of persons on .....

Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. Vs. Afcons Gunanusa Jv

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... more than one party put forth their claims 47 authored by ilias bantekas, pietro ortolani, shahla ali, manuel a. gomez and michael polkinghorne; published by the cambridge university press. arbitration petition no.5 of 2022 & ors. page 57 of 69 in same arbitration. the labels that are appended to these claims presented by opposing ..... declared by the legislature as fair and reasonable, which can be changed by mutual consensus, and not otherwise. further, post the enforcement of the arbitration amendment act, 2019 vide act 33 of 2019 on 30th august 2019, and insertion of sub- section (3a) to section 11, the proviso to the sub-section states that the ..... appropriate, the court, in terms of section 28(2) of the english arbitration act, 1996, and also while exercising power under section 63(4) of the aforesaid act, can examine the said question. the court can also 29 redfern and hunter on international arbitration, oxford university press, 6th edn., 2015, pg. 532- 537. 30 russell on arbitration, .....