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Baker Vs. Carr

Court : US Supreme Court

..... sam coward, james alexander, and hubert brooks are the duly appointed and qualified members constituting the state board of elections, and as such they are charged with the duty of appointing the election commissioners for all the counties of the state of tennessee, the organization and supervision of the biennial elections as provided by the statutes of tennessee, chapter 9 of title 2 of the tennessee code annotated, sections 2-901, et seq. ..... mccanless, is the duly appointed and acting attorney general of the state of tennessee, with his office in nashville in said state, and is charged with the duty of advising the officers of the state upon the law, and is made by section 23-1107 of the tennessee code annotated a necessary party defendant in any declaratory judgment action where the constitutionality of statutes of the state of tennessee is attacked, and he is ex officio charged, together with the governor and the secretary of state, with the duty of declaring the election results, under section 2-140 of the tennessee ..... 370 ; highland farms dairy, inc., v. ..... 2004. .....

Hutcheson Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... many features of that statute stem from facts learned by the select committee's examination into the affairs of several labor organizations, though the drafting was the work of the senate subcommittee on labor and the house subcommittee on labor-management relations. ..... 197 : "if they [the house of congress] are proceeding in a matter beyond their legitimate cognizance, we are of opinion that this can be shown, and we cannot give our assent to the principle that, by the mere act of asserting a person to be guilty of a contempt, they thereby establish their right to fine and imprison him, beyond the power of any court or any other tribunal whatever to inquire into the grounds on which the order was made. ..... 616 the labor-management reporting and disclosure act of 1959 was a direct response to the need for remedial federal legislation disclosed by the testimony before the mcclellan committee ..... 265 -266, that, though a legislative committee acts within bounds, yet the form of questions asked and rulings on objections to them may be so obtuse as to make it violative of due process for courts to punish a refusal to ..... section 2(b) of the act declares it to be a finding of congress, "from recent investigations in the labor and management fields, that there have been a number of instances of breach of trust, corruption, disregard of the rights of individual employees, and other failures to observe high standards of responsibility and ethical conduct which require further and supplementary .....

Gibson Vs. Florida Legislative Investigation Comm.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... although one of the classic and recurring activities of the communist party is the infiltration and subversion of other organizations, either openly or in a clandestine manner, the court holds that, even where a legislature has evidence that a legitimate organization is under assault, and even though that organization is itself sounding open and public alarm, an investigating committee is nevertheless forbidden to compel the organization or its members to reveal the fact, or not, of membership in that organization of named communists assigned to the infiltrating task. ..... 465 , saying, inter alia, "the decision was based on the particular character of the klan's activities, involving acts of unlawful intimidation and violence. ..... the profession or propagation of principles on supposition of their ill tendency is a dangerous fallacy, which at once destroys all religious liberty, because he, being, of course, judge of that tendency, will make his opinions the rule of judgment, and approve or condemn the sentiments of others only as they shall square with or suffer from his own; that it is time enough for the rightful purposes of civil government for its officers to interfere when principles break out into overt acts page ..... and it is not amiss to recall that government evidence in smith act prosecutions has shown that the sensitive area of race relations has long been a prime target of communist efforts at infiltration. .....

Aro Mfg. Co., Inc. Vs. Convertible Top Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... such damages as had actually been suffered from the contributory infringement by virtue of the prolongation of the use of the infringing automobiles; it could, in a case of willful or bad-faith infringement, recover punitive or "increased" damages under the statute's trebling provision; and it could perhaps -- we express no view on the question -- recover from aro a royalty on ford's sales of the patented top structures even though such damages were primarily ..... subsequently hold in aro i ), then: (a) aro would be liable for contributory infringement as to replacements made before july 21, 1955, since "i do not construe the agreement to release contributory infringers for rights of action already accrued;" (b) however, despite the intention of the parties, aro would not be liable as to replacements made after july 21, 1955, since, "if replacement is legitimate repair, no average owner can 'do it ..... the date of the sale by aro, rather than the date of the installation in the car by the purchaser from aro, should control, since it is the act ..... the purpose of bringing about its use in such a combination he is guilty of contributory infringement and is equally liable to the patentee with him who in fact organizes the ..... the component was suitable for no substantial use other than in the patented combination, since it was "the duty of the defendant to see to it that such combinations which it is intentionally inducing and promoting shall be confined to those which may be lawfully organized .....

P. Bhuvaneswaraiah and ors. Vs. State of Mysore and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1965Kant170; AIR1965Mys170; (1964)2MysLJ470

..... to levy a tax styled as 'rate on buildings or lands or both' situated within the municipality; though the basis of the levy is not specified in the act, the actual levy is one the basis of the annual rental value of the buildings.the city of bangalore municipal corporation act, 1949, section 97 read with 99(2) empowers the corporation by a resolution to determine the property tax to be levied at such percentage of the annual value of buildings and lands as may be fixed by the corporation, provided that the aggregate of the percentage so fixed shall not be less than 121/2per cent ..... the latter may be 'capital' if it serves for the production of an income, as in the case of farm-buildings and factories; on the other hand, it is direct good when it serves as a habitation, either for the owner or a tenant. ..... nonprofit organizations for educational, religious or philanthropic purposes have regularly been encouraged by tax exemptions, and there has been a tendency to extend exemption to small home owners, through homestead exemptions, and to tenants, through the exemption of low-cost housing projects. .....

South Carolina Vs. Katzenbach

Court : US Supreme Court

..... be terminated in any political subdivision of any state (a) with respect to examiners appointed pursuant to clause (b) of section 6 whenever the attorney general notifies the civil service commission, or whenever the district court for the district of columbia determines in an action for declaratory judgment brought by any political subdivision with respect to which the director of the census has determined that more than 50 percentum of the nonwhite persons of voting age residing therein are registered to vote, (1) that all persons listed by an examiner ..... are terminated under either of the following circumstances: (1) if the attorney general informs the civil service commission that all persons listed by examiners have been placed on the official voting rolls, and that there is no longer reasonable cause to fear abridgment of the franchise on racial grounds, or (2) if the political subdivision has obtained a declaratory judgment from the district court for the district of columbia, ascertaining the same facts which govern termination by the attorney general, and the director of the census has determined that ..... section 2004 of the revised statutes (42 u.s.c.1971), as amended by section 131 of the civil rights act of 1957 (71 stat. ..... congress is clearly not bound by the rules relating to statutory presumptions in criminal cases when it prescribes civil remedies against other organs of government under 2 of the fifteenth amendment. .....

Ahmadunnisa Begum Vs. Union of India

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1969AP423

..... ' these articles, as has already been state, gave effect to the guarantees contained in the agreement entered into between the government of india and the ruler, of the obligation existing prior to the date of the constitution, firstly in respect of the privy purse and secondly, by requiring that in the exercise of the power of the parliament or the legislature of a state to make laws or in the exercise of the executive power of the union or of a state, due regard must be had to the guarantee or assurance given under any covenant, agreement etc, which is mentioned in art. ..... that after 1858 when the british crown took over from the east india company the administration of the entire territory of india, the indian states remained under the personal rule of their chiefs under the suzerainty of the crown, and though after the indian independence act, the paramount of the crown lapsed in regard to hyderabad and other states, the pre-existing agreements with those states continued in respect of specified matters, and the lapse of suzerainty or the breaking of ties with the british crown did not ..... 362, which provides that in the exercise of their legislative and executive authority, the legislative and executive organs of the union and states will have due regard to the guarantees given to the rulers with respect to their personal rights, privileges and dignities.'23. .....

Marchetti Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... [ footnote 8 ] finally, we are obliged to notice that a former commissioner of internal revenue has acknowledged that the service "makes available" to law enforcement agencies the names and addresses of those who have paid the wagering taxes, and that it is in "full cooperation" with the efforts of the attorney general of the united states to suppress organized gambling. ..... vi we are fully cognizant of the importance for the united states' various fiscal and regulatory functions of timely and accurate information, compare mansfield, supra, and meltzer, required records, the mccarran act, and the privilege against self-incrimination, 18 u.chi.l.rev. ..... in a prosecution for violations of the price control act, petitioner urged that the records had facilitated the collection of evidence against him, and claimed immunity from prosecution under 202(g) of the act, 56 stat. 30. ..... petitioner, a wholesaler of fruit and produce, was obliged by a regulation issued under the authority of the emergency price control act to keep and "preserve for examination" various records "of the same kind as he has customarily kept. . . . ..... prospective registrants can reasonably expect that registration and payment of the occupational tax will significantly enhance the likelihood of their prosecution for future acts, and that it will readily provide evidence which will facilitate their convictions. .....

Syed Habib HussaIn and ors. Vs. Kamal Chand

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1969Raj31

..... it may be mentioned that as it was not quite clear from the pleadings of the parties, or the issues, whether the plaintiffs claimed the right of privacy merely on a customary right, or whether they based it on the provisions of section 18 of the easements act the learned counsel for the appellants submitted that the case really fell within the purview of section 18 and requested that it may be decided only on that basis ..... the plaintiffs felt aggrieved because of the opening of doors and windows on the ground floor, and the opening of the windows on the first floor as well as the construction of the balcony, and the claim has been based on section 18 of the easements act ..... an integral part of the foundamental right to hold the property, enshrined in clause (1) of article 19, that it should be subject to the operation of any law imposing reasonable restrictions on the exercise of that right; and the question is whether any restriction, nothing to say of an unreasonable restriction, has at all been imposed by s, 18 of the easements act in so far as it relates to the easement of privacy.27. ..... view, i have no hesitation in taking judicial notice of the aforesaid judgments and in holding, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, that a customary right of privacy existed in jaipur for such a length of time as to suggest that it became the customary law of the locality so as to become a customary easement within the meaning of section 18 of the jaipur easements act, 1943 (act no. .....

Powell Vs. Mccormack

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for this court to consider whether its [the legislature's] proceedings are in conformity with the constitution and laws because, living under a written constitution, no branch or department of the government is supreme, and it is the province and duty of the judicial department to determine, in cases regularly brought before them, whether the powers of any branch of the government, and even those of the legislature in the enactment of laws, have been exercised in conformity to the constitution, and, if they have not, to treat their acts as null and void. ..... which, because of its particular pertinency to this case, i quote at length: "it may be suggested, as an objection to our vacating the action of the court below, and directing the dismissal of the petition as having become a moot case, that, while the lapse of time has made unnecessary and futile a writ of mandamus to restore senator alejandrino to the island senate, there still remains a right on his part to the recovery of his emoluments, which were withheld during his suspension, and that we ought to retain ..... when the 90th congress met to organize in january, 1967, powell was asked to step aside while the oath was administered to the other members- ..... however, prior to the organization of the 90th congress, the democratic members-elect met in caucus and voted to remove powell as chairman of the committee on education and ..... see generally 7 the federal and state constitutions, colonial charters, and other organic laws 3783-3810 .....