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Durga Prasad Mohapatra Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 2005CriLJ485

..... now, therefore in exercise of the powers conferred by section 12(1) of the said act, the government of orissa do hereby confirm the said detention order and direct that the said sri durga prasad mohapatra alias papu shall continue in detention for 12 (twelve) months in the district jail, puri until further orders.by order of the governorsd/- illegible under secretary to government17-11-2003' in these circumstance, the petitioner has approached this court in this writ petition for appropriate relief, as already stated ..... , district puri has been detained under sub-section (2) of section 3 of the national security act, 1980 (65 of 1980) from 24-9-2003 in pursuance of the order dated 24-9-2003 of the district magistrate, puri.and whereas the advisory board to whom his case was referred under section 10 of the said act is of the opinion that there is sufficient cause for his detention. ..... , by an order dated 17-11-2003 (annexure-9), the government of orissa intimated the petitioner that the advisory board to whom the case of the petitioner was referred under section 10 of the said act was of the view that there existed sufficient cause for his detention ..... it provides that where by any central act or regulation, a power to issue notifications, orders, rules or by laws is conferred, then that power includes a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the like sanction and conditions if any, to add to, amend, vary or rescind any notifications, orders, rules or bye-laws so issued .....

In Re Problems And Miseries Of Migrant Labourers

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the statement of objects and reasons of the enactment elaborately noticed the object and purpose of the enactment, which is to the following effect:- statement of objects and reasons the system of employment of inter-state migrant labour (known in orissa as dadan labour) is an exploitative system prevalent in orissa and in some other states. ..... by states and union territories; (iii) coverage of rural and urban population under national food security act, 2013; (iv) the inter-state migrant workmen (regulation of employment and conditions of service)act, 1979, its working and implementation; (v) the registration of unorganized workers (a) under the legislations namely 1996 act and 2008 act and the steps taken by different state governments in the above regard; (b) the project national database for the unorganised workers (nduw) of ministry 19 of labour and employment, government of india; and (c) the mechanism to ensure access by migrant labourers to different welfare schemes of the central government and the state ..... our constitution enjoins that the ownership and control of the material resources of the community are for promoting welfare of the people by securing social and economic justice to the weaker section so as to sub-serve the common good to minimize inequalities in income and endeavour to eliminate inequality in status. .....

United States Vs. the Amistad

Court : US Supreme Court

..... included under the claim of the spanish minister; it allowed the claim of the spanish vice-consul, for antonio, on behalf of ferrer's representatives; it rejected the claims of ruiz and montez for the delivery of the negroes, but admitted them for the cargo, with the exception of the above-mentioned salvage; it rejected the claim made by the attorney of the united states on behalf of the spanish minister for the restoration of the negroes under the treaty, but it decreed that they should be delivered to the president of the united states, to be transported to africa pursuant to the act of 3d march, 1819 ..... the vessel, the cargo, and the negroes had been all taken possession of by a warrant issued by the court "as property;" they were then, at that very time, in the custody, keeping, and possession of the court as property, without the slightest suggestion having been made by the executive branch of the government, or even a knowledge of the fact on its part; and, when its interposition is formally solicited, its first information relative to the case received, it finds the subject of the demand already under the control of the judicial branch. ..... the condition of the blacks being, in this union, regulated by the municipal laws of the separate states, the government of the united states can neither guaranty their liberty in the states where they could only be received as slaves nor control them in the states where they would be recognised as free. .....

Prigg Vs. Pennsylvania

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in the next place, the nature of the provision and the objects to be attained by it require that it should be controlled by one and the same will, and act uniformly by the same system of regulations throughout the union. ..... that the legislation by congress upon the provision, as the supreme law of the land, excludes all state legislation upon the same subject, and that no state can pass any law or regulation, or interpose such as may have been a law or regulation when the constitution of the united states was ratified, to superadd to, control, qualify, or impede a remedy enacted by congress for the delivery of fugitive slaves to the parties to whom their service or labor is due. ..... if the argument, therefore, of a concurrent power in the states to act upon the subject matter, in the absence of legislation by congress, be well founded, then, if congress had never acted at all, or if the act of congress should be repealed without providing a substitute, there would be a resulting authority in each of the states to regulate the whole subject at its pleasure, and to dole out its own remedial justice or withhold it at its pleasure and according to its own views of policy and expediency. ..... the owner has the same security, and the same remedial justice, and the same exemption from state regulations and control, through however many state he may pass with the fugitive slave in his possession in transitu to his domicile. .....

Gratiot Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the superintendence of the execution of the acts of congress in relation to internal improvements, by roads, canals, the navigation of rivers, and repairs and improvements connected with the harbors of the united states, or the entrance into the same, with the execution of which the war department was charged, and the inspection of the operations for the execution thereof constituted affairs and business committed to the same general direction, supervision, and management, and for the fulfillment of these objects there appears to have been disbursed and accounted for to the treasury, through the engineer department, during and for the period stated ..... supposing it did so, and that such services cannot be included within any of the regulations by which the engineer department was organized, or which determines the official duties of the chief engineer, inasmuch as they are not the subjects of a legal charge, it was necessary, before any compensation could be allowed for them under the equity of the act of 1797, ch. ..... lithographic press of the war department -- this establishment was placed, during the period of its existence, under the control of the engineer department; the sum which appears to have been expended in its support, and accounted for to the treasury department, through the engineer department, amounted to about $2, ..... the sums expended for those purposes were made under the control of the engineer department, and necessarily involved some superintendence by the chief .....

Passenger Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... its exclusiveness in congress will, it is true, be an unavoidable inference from some of the arguments which i shall use upon the power of congress to regulate commerce; but it will be seen that the argument, as a whole, will be a proper and apt foundation for the conclusion to which five of us have come -- that the laws of massachusetts and new york, so far as they are resisted by the plaintiffs in the cases before us, are tax acts, in the nature of regulations acting upon the commerce of the united states, such as no state can now constitutionally pass. ..... the words of the court in the case last mentioned are these: "if congress had passed any act which bore upon the case, any act in execution of the power to regulate commerce, the object of which was to control state legislation over those small navigable creeks into which the tide flows, and which abound throughout the lower country of the middle and southern states, we should feel not much difficulty in saying that a state law coming in conflict with such an act would be void. ..... " and he observes "if congress had passed any act which bore upon the case, any act in execution of the power to regulate commerce, the object of which was to control state legislation over those small navigable creeks into which the tide flows," &c. .....

United States Vs. Buchanan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it is also his right to control the issues of stores by the purser, and if he thought the interest of the government or of the crew required it, to restrict the issues of such stores to a proper quantity; but he had no right to reduce or control the prices at which such stores should be issued, that being fixed by the rules and regulations, and the usages and customs, of the navy. ..... " "it is admitted that so far as these rules and regulations are not opposed to an act of congress and subsequent rules and regulations they are in force, but is it contended that these page 49 u. ..... it seems to us that he should have instructed them that in point of law, neither any act of congress nor any regulation of the department justified the allowance; that the service performed was an ordinary one, connected with a purser's official duties, and consequently for which in point of law he was entitled to no extra compensation by way of commissions or ..... " note -- except in these two particulars [which are mentioned in the page to which the note is attached] and in others in which they have been expressly amended, these regulations are now in full force, their force being derived from the provisions of the act of congress of 7 february, 1815, and from the sanction of the president and secretary of the navy, who have power to adopt any naval regulations, though not within the purview of the act of 1815, if not violating any law of congress, and if supposed by them to be beneficial in their operation. .....

Gaines Vs. Relf

Court : US Supreme Court

..... " "signed, bermudez" bishop blanc proves that the records of the catholic bishopric of louisiana are in his charge; that he searched for the record of prosecution against desgrange for bigamy, and found it; that it is a complete record of the whole proceeding; and that, thomas hasset, being first canon of the diocese, represented the bishop, and acted as vicar-general, the see being vacant at that time. ..... when this last decision was made, its correctness was questioned by some members of the profession as not being reconcilable with the principles regulating the admission of the declaration of persons in the course of office or business. ..... that having given such a judgment upon zulime's petition against desgrange, it relates back to its origin, and is res adjudicata controlling all other testimony in this cause which has been given with a view of showing that desgrange, when he married zulime, did not commit bigamy. ..... at january term, 1839, a motion was made in this court for a mandamus to compel the circuit court to proceed according to the rules established by this court for the regulation of chancery proceedings. ..... each state may regulate for itself the admission of such writings in evidence. .....

E. J. Dupont De Nemours and Co. Vs. Vance

Court : US Supreme Court

..... but the question arises here -- and it is one of grave import to those who desire to preserve the constitution of the union inviolate, and the limits it prescribes to the judicial power of the federal government, and the lines of division among the federal courts undisturbed -- the question arises by what authority is it that the commercial system of france, the product of the legislative authority of her monarchs, has become the basis for judicial decision in the courts of the united states, and her legal administration of purely municipal regulations is taken as a guide to determine the jurisdictional limits of those courts of ..... have no occasion to question the accuracy of their conclusions, nor to deny that the code itself embodies the usages, experience, and regulations of the french nation in the management of their commerce, and is adapted to the wants and habits of their merchants. ..... the policy and spirit of the british and american commercial systems tend to restrain the agency and control of subordinates to precise limits in settlements or contests with respect to property and obligations; wherever it can be done, they bring the owners of the property, and the principals in the obligations, to confront one ..... a case which had been decided, and said in respect to it, "we all did resolve that, this being the act of god, this sudden storm, which occasioned the throwing over of the goods, and which could not be avoided, and for this reason the plaintiff recovered nothing. .....

Slaughterhouse Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , by said company or corporation, and said ..... ;, are ready and complete for business, and notice thereof is given in the official journal of the state, the said crescent city live-stock landing and slaughter-house company shall have the sole and exclusive privilege of conducting and carrying on the livestock landing and slaughterhouse business within the limits and privileges granted by the provisions of this act, and cattle and other animals destined for sale or slaughter in the city of new orleans, or its environs, shall be landed at the livestock landings and yards of said company, and shall be yarded, sheltered, and protected, if necessary ..... but notwithstanding this, it was held to be an exercise of the police power properly within the control of the state, and unaffected by the clause of the constitution which conferred on congress the right to regulate commerce. .....