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Rajbala and Ors. Vs. State of Haryana and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (1) no person shall be a sarpanch or a panch of a gram panchayat or a member of a panchayat samiti or zila parishad or continue as such who (a) has, whether before or after the commencement of this act, been convicted (i) of an offence under the protection of civil rights act, 1955 (act 22 of 1955 ), unless a period of five years, or such lesser period as the government may allow in any particular case, has elapsed since his conviction; or (ii) of any other offence and been sentenced to imprisonment for not less than six months, unless a period ..... in a gram panchayat, panchayat samiti or zila parishad under any provision of this act or in a gram panchayat, panchayat samiti or zila parishad before the commencement of this act under the punjab gram panchayat act, 1952 and punjab panchayat samiti act, 1961, and a period of five years has not elapsed from the date of such removal, unless he has, by an order of the government notified in the official gazette been relieved from the disqualifications arising on account of such removal from office; or (e) has been disqualified from ..... , (1) lack of legislative competence and (2) violation of any of the fundamental rights guaranteed in part-iii of the constitution or of any other constitutional provision. ..... nawal kishore yadav, (2000) 8 scc46 a bench of three learned judges observed: 20. .....

National Dairy Development Board Vs. Additional Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2008)114TTJ(Ahd.)145

..... financial institution' shall have the meaning assigned to it in section 44 of the companies act, 1956 (1 of 1956); (d) 'scheduled bank' shall have the meaning assigned to it in clause (ii) of the explanation to clause (viia) of sub-section (1) of section 36; (e) 'state financial corporation' means a financial corporation established under section 3 or section 3a or an institution notified under section 46 of the state financial corporations act, 1951 (63 of 1951); (f) 'state industrial investment corporation' means a government company within the meaning of section 617 of the companies act, 1956 (1 of 1956), engaged in the business of providing long-term ..... 246 crores only declared in the financial year 2000-01, the interest income for the financial year 2001-02 jumped to rs. ..... however, consequent to the amendment of the gratuity act revising the monetary ceiling limit from rs. ..... the exercise resulted in the drastic jump in the interest income declared for the financial year 2001-02 vis-a-vis interest income declared for the financial year 2000-01. ..... until financial year 2000-01 the assessee was following cash system of accounting. ..... mahendra mills (2000) 159 ctr (sc) 381 : (2000) 243 itr 56 (sc); madev upendm sinai v. ..... the appellant had been following consistently cash system of accounting upto financial year 2000-01 for interest transactions. ..... , cash system for accounting the interest income and mercantile system for accounting expenditure upto financial year 2000-01. .....

Mitchel Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of opinion that the indians who claimed the lands in question had, under the government of great britain and spain, a right of property in them which could not be impaired without a violation of the laws of both, and the sanctity of repeated treaties; that these rights continued till the time of the cession, are guaranteed by the treaty and acts of congress relation to the floridas, in perfect conformity with its stipulations and faith, unless the indians had previously made a binding transfer to the parties under whom the petitioner claims ..... ) their title too was equally respected by the local government, and all the officers of the king (record 234, 574, 624, 625); nor from him to the lowest does there appear to have been expressed any dissatisfaction at any of the acts of governor folch or the least doubt of the perfect validity of the title, though the claim of the house to the whole land conveyed was perfectly known and evidenced by a partial actual possession, taken at an early period and continued till the cession of the provinces. ..... in 1811, is valid by the law of nations; the treaty between the united states and spain by which the territory of the floridas was ceded to the former; the laws and ordinances of spain, under whose government the title originated; the proceedings under said treaty, and the acts of congress relating thereto, and do finally order, decree, determine, and adjudge accordingly. .....

Cessna Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... consequently, it also declares as void the hereditary succession and the titles that have emanated from the coronation, and that all the acts of the late government, from the 19th of may to the 29th of march last, are illegal, but subject to revision by the present congress for their confirmation or revocation." "3. ..... in possession thereof, who, by reason of the circumstances of the country since the beginning of the troubles between texas and the mexican government, may have been prevented from fulfilling all the conditions of their grants, shall be under the obligation to fulfill the said conditions within the periods limited within the same, respectively, such periods to be now counted from the date of the exchange of ratifications of this treaty, in default of which the said grants shall not be obligatory upon the state of texas in virtue of the stipulations contained in this article. ..... and regularly derived from the government of spain or mexico, or from any of the states of the republic of mexico having lawful authority to make grants of land, and one that, if not then complete and perfect at the date of the acquisition of the territory by the united states, the claimant would have had a lawful right to make perfect had the territory not been acquired by the united states, and that the united states are bound, upon the principles of public law or by the provisions of the treaty of cession, to respect and .....

La Abra Silver Mining Co. Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the fifth section of the act was in these words: "and whereas the government of mexico has called the attention of the government of the united states to the claims hereinafter named with a view to a rehearing, therefore be it enacted that the president of the united states be, and he is hereby, by, requested to investigate any charges of fraud presented by the mexican government as to the cases hereinafter named, and if he shall be of the opinion that the honor of the united states, the principles of public law, or considerations of justice and equity require that the awards in the cases of benjamin weil and la abra silver mining ..... grove's name, and sent him to san ignacio to obtain a permit for them to pack for me, and a guarantee that they would not be taken by the army; he succeeded in getting these documents and was on his way home to take possession of the mules and start them to packing; he passed the night previous to his death at the house of one meliton at techamate, the place where you will recollect we stopped for dinner on our first trip up, where we had quite a quantity of watermelons. .....

Downes Vs. Bidwell

Court : US Supreme Court

..... s. 386 porto rico ceased, after the ratification of the treaty with spain, to be a foreign country within the meaning of the tariff act, and became a domestic country -- "a territory of the united states" -- it is said that if congress so wills, it may be controlled and governed outside of the constitution and by the exertion of the powers which other nations have been accustomed to exercise with respect to territories acquired by them; in other words, we may solve the question of the power of congress under the constitution by referring to the powers that may be exercised by other ..... not sufficient to show that the plaintiff is not entitled to sue as a citizen in a court of the united states," and that the question was whether "a negro whose ancestors were imported into this country and sold as slaves became a member of the political community formed and brought into existence by the constitution of the united states, and as such became entitled to all the rights and privileges and immunities guaranteed by that instrument to the citizen, one of which rights is the privilege of suing in a court page .....

United States Vs. Icc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... claiming to be damaged by the refusal of the railroads to grant allowances for the government's handling of its goods on its own piers, when it excluded the terminal corporation and took over the piers, the government initiated these proceedings before the commission for reparations under 8 of the interstate commerce act. ..... in view of the fact that the rochester case expressly saved that phase of the standard oil decision which is decisive of the problem before us now -- "the statutory scheme dealing with reparations" -- the court's holding that the rochester case impliedly overruled the standard oil case means, of course, that, to this extent, the court today overrules the rochester case, not that the rochester case had overruled the standard oil case, wholly apart from the fact that the standard oil decision was the page ..... invoking the procedure of the urgent deficiencies act of 1913, the government then sought to set aside the order of the commission dismissing the government's complaint. ..... 455 on the suggestion that this was a denial of the common carrier's right to trial by jury guaranteed by the seventh amendment, see 19 cong.rec. ..... it hardly seems possible to find from the language of 9 a congressional intent to guarantee railroads complete judicial review of adverse reparation orders while denying shippers any judicial review at all. .....

Regents of Univ. of California Vs. Bakke

Court : US Supreme Court

..... " "instead of permitting this issue to become a political device often exploited by those opposed to social or economic progress, it would be better at this time to pass a single comprehensive provision making it clear that the federal government is not required, under any statute, to furnish any kind of financial assistance -- by way of grant, loan, contract, guaranty, insurance, or otherwise -- to any program or activity in which racial discrimination occurs. ..... 330 representative celler, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, and the floor manager of the legislation in the house, introduced title vi in words unequivocally expressing the intent to provide the federal government with the means of assuring that its funds were not used to subsidize racial discrimination inconsistent with the standards imposed by the fourteenth and fifth amendments upon state and federal action. ..... [ footnote 5/18 ] as a distillation of what the supporters of the act believed the constitution demanded of state and federal governments, 601 has independent force, with language and emphasis in addition to that found in the constitution. ..... by that time ,it was no longer possible to peg the guarantees of the fourteenth amendment to the struggle for equality of one racial minority. ..... " neither is there a "ceiling," since an unlimited number could be admitted through the general admissions process. .....

Marsh Vs. Chambers

Court : US Supreme Court

..... moreover, even when the government is not compelled to do so by the free exercise clause, it may to some extent act to facilitate the opportunities of individuals to practice their ..... , the court assumes that the framers of the establishment clause would not have themselves authorized a practice that they thought violated the guarantees contained in the clause ..... historical patterns, standing alone, cannot justify contemporary violations of constitutional guarantees, historical evidence in the context of this case sheds light not only on what the drafters of the first amendment intended the establishment clause to mean, but also on how they thought that clause applied to the chaplaincy practice authorized by the first congress. ..... have recognized in a wide variety of constitutional contexts that the practices that were in place at the time any particular guarantee was enacted into the constitution do not necessarily fix forever the meaning of that guarantee. ..... the first, which is most closely related to the more general conceptions of liberty found in the remainder of the first amendment, is to guarantee the individual right to ..... in 1776, the virginia convention adopted a declaration of rights that included, as article 16, a guarantee of religious liberty that is considered the precursor of both the free exercise and establishment clauses. 1 ..... alone, historical patterns cannot justify contemporary violations of constitutional guarantees, but there is far more here than simply historical .....

Legal Services Corp. Vs. Velazquez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... there can be little doubt that the lsc act funds constitutionally protected expression; and in the context of this statute there is no programmatic message of the kind recognized in rust and which sufficed there to allow the government to specify the advice deemed necessary for its legitimate objectives. ..... there can be little doubt that the lsc act funds constitutionally protected expression; and there is no programmatic message of the kind recognized in rust and which sufficed there to allow the government to specify the advice deemed necessary for its legitimate objectives. pp. ..... argued october 4, 2000-decided february 28, 2001 * the legal services corporation act authorizes petitioner legal services corporation (lsc) to distribute funds appropriated by congress to local grantee organizations providing free legal assistance to indigent clients in, inter alia, welfare benefits claims. ..... 217, 229, 235 (2000), or instances, like rust, in which the government "used private speakers to transmit specific information pertaining to its own program. ..... 533 (2001) october term, 2000 syllabus legal services corporation v. ..... 565 october 2, 2000 certiorari granted-vacated and remanded no. ..... 466 (2000). ..... 466 (2000). ..... 466 (2000). ..... 466 (2000). ..... 290 (2000). ..... 1610 (2000). ..... see 45 cfr 1639.3 (2000). ..... 1052 (2000). .....