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Wirth Vs. Branson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the defendants have nothing to do. congress might have given to those parties a dozen lots without affecting the defendants, unless the latter were in some way bound by their acts. we are unable to see how they were or should be bound thereby. they do not claim under those parties, and have no privity with them whatever. as, ..... by its production. the difficulty of applying the doctrine of estoppel arises from the fact that there is no privity between the defendants and the parties who procured the act of congress referred to. the defendants rely, and have a right to rely, on the fact that the lot in question was located in due form of law, ..... patented to james durney. the plaintiff further proved that john shaw, assignee of giles egerton, on the 6th of april, 1838, entered another quarter section in pursuance of this act. the plaintiff then gave in evidence the original patent, dated jan. 10, 1818, given to giles egerton for the southeast quarter of section 18, purporting to be based on .....

Elcox Vs. Hill

Court : US Supreme Court

..... must be deposited in the safe at the office. " and also a copy of the statute of the state of illinois, entitled "an act for the protection of innkeepers," which is as follows: "sec. 1. be it enacted by the people of the state of illinois represented in the general ..... such articles is provided by the hotelkeeper, and the notice given as required by the statute, a loser failing to take the benefit of the protection thus furnished him must bear his own loss. hyatt v. taylor, 42 n.y. 258; stewart v. parsons, 24 wis. 241. to ..... in his room, and his room unlocked -- no one would hesitate to say that page 98 u. s. 223 such an act was an act of negligence to such an extent as to excuse the landlord in case of loss. and it is for you to say in ..... trusting valuable packages, such as jewelry like this of the plaintiff, to the care of the coat room boy was or was not an act of negligence for which the party should suffer the consequences rather than the landlord." "it is true, as has been urged by counsel .....

Jennison Vs. Kirk

Court : US Supreme Court

..... agriculturists and ordinary consumption. numerous regulations were adopted or assumed to exist from their obvious justness for the security of these ditches and flumes, and the protection of rights to water not only between different appropriators but between them and the holders of mining claims. these regulations and customs were appealed to in ..... are recognized and acknowledged by the local customs, laws, and the decisions of courts, the possessors and owners of such vested rights shall be maintained and protected in the same, and the right of way for the construction of ditches and canals for the purposes aforesaid is hereby acknowledged and confirmed, provided however that ..... it and obeyed it. he had given the honest toil of his life to discover wealth, which, when found, was protected by no higher law than that enacted by himself under the implied sanction of a just and generous government. and the act proposed continued the system of free mining, holding the mineral lands open to .....

Savitribai Widow of Dhakji Balcrustna Vs. Luximibai Widow of Ganoba An ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1878)ILR2Bom573

..... responsible for the plaintiffs' maintenance;' (3) 'that their right to sustenance was not affected by manja's life or death;' (4) 'that the evidence proved that the plaintiffs had been maintained from 1854 to 1860.' the acting district judge held that the plaintiffs were entitled to maintenance. he admitted that they ought to have sued separately, ..... or even perishes; therefore, should women be treated with affection.'38. the incentives held out to obedience in these texts are prosperity, offspring, and happiness in this life, and the consequences of disobedience are stated to be extinction of family, and misery in this world and in the next. compulsion of a civil or penal ..... religious order, let the. rest of the brothers divide his wealth, except the wife's separate property.26. let them allow a maintenance to his women for life, provided these preserve unsullied the bed of their lord. but if they behave otherwise, the brethren may resume that allowance.27. as regards the daughter of a .....

The Empress Vs. the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1878)ILR3Cal758

..... are not removable from office under any circumstance at all.6. i see no reason to suppose that the government must have meant to extend the same protection to a body, such as the municipal corporation of calcutta, which cannot be taken under a warrant, or sentenced to imprisonment, which it thought fit ..... of a corporation in the position of the calcutta municipality. the government may have an interest in protecting the former from prosecution without their previous sanction, but no interest in protecting the latter from the consequences of their own acts; moreover, the corporation if convicted cannot be punished by imprisonment, but only by fine. the ..... of government, which means, as i have said, the executive government.13. it can only cease to exist by an act of the legislature, and until and unless the legislature interferes, its corporate life must continue. the words 'public servant not removable without the sanction of government' are wholly inappropriate to describe the legal .....

Prosunno Chunder Bhuttacharjee Vs. Kristo Chytunno Pal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1879)ILR4Cal342

..... from coming forward or saying anything about the will. it also appears that bibuty was not the wife of prankristo, but the widow of a relation living under his protection. both courts have declared the property in the hands of the defendant prosunno chunder, belonging to the estate of prankristo, to be liable to be taken in execution ..... claims are barred by limitation8. if this had been the estate of a european british subject, there would have been no difficulty. under section 206 of the succession act, the plaintiff as a creditor might have applied for letters of administration. then, whether the party in possession of the will had produced it or not, the administration ..... would have gone on, and the creditors would not have lost their remedy. but section 206 of the succession act does not apply to hindus.9. the executor does not represent the deceased by virtue of the will until he has obtained probate. who then represents the deceased .....

Bejoy Chunder Banerjee Vs. Kally Prosonno Mookerjee

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1879)ILR4Cal327

..... plaintiff had only been let into possession by bhobotarinee as tenant for a term, i greatly doubt whether he could have successfully pleaded the statute of limitations as a protection to his possession even during the term. i doubt whether under the decisions of this court his possession, which was clearly not adverse to bhobotarinee, would be treated ..... her right to inherit her husband's estate. for oven if she had been chaste, we agree with the subordinate judge that she could not succeed during her husband's life time, and that, however long her husband might be absent, he would, upon his return, resume his position both as to his wife and his property. the ..... either actually or constructively. he took from bhobotarinee as widow. we must, therefore, see what is the plaintiff's position under act ix of 1871, which is the act applicable to this case. as i understand that act, as soon as the possession of the holder of land becomes adverse to that of the true owner, the statute begins to .....

Ex Parte Virginia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... under a state government deprives another of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, or denies or takes away the equal protection of the laws, violates that inhibition; and as he acts in the name of and for the state, and is clothed with her power, his act is her act. otherwise, the inhibition has no meaning, ..... , and is clothed with the state's power, his act is that of the state. this must be ..... any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. whoever, by virtue of public position under a state government, deprives another of property, life, or liberty, without due process of law, or denies or takes away the equal protection of the laws, violates the constitutional inhibition; and as he acts in the name and for the state .....

Strauder Vs. West Virginia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as possible. its language is prohibitory, but every prohibition implies the existence of rights and immunities, prominent among which is an immunity from inequality of legal protection either for life, liberty, or property. any state action that denies this immunity to a colored man is in conflict with the constitution. concluding, therefore, that the statute ..... shall be subject to like punishment, page 100 u. s. 312 pains, penalties, taxes, licenses, and exactions of every kind, and to no other." this act puts in the form of a statute what had been substantially ordained by the constitutional amendment. it was a step towards enforcing the constitutional provisions. sect. 641 was ..... by oath, be removed before trial into the next circuit court of the united states to be held in the district where it is pending." this act plainly has reference to sects. 1977 and 1978 of the statutes which partially enumerate the rights and immunities intended to be guaranteed by the constitution, the first .....

Missouri Vs. Lewis

Court : US Supreme Court

..... naturalized persons and to prohibit the states from abridging their privileges or immunities and from depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law and from denying to any person within their jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. it contemplates persons and classes of persons. it has not respect to local and municipal ..... by any final judgment or decision of any circuit court or the saint louis court of appeals may make his appeal to the supreme court in any civil case." acts of legislature of missouri, session 1877. page 101 u. s. 29 mr. justice bradley delivered the opinion of the court. by the constitution and laws of missouri ..... "every person aggrieved by any final judgment or decision of any circuit court in any civil case, including cases of contested elections, may make his appeal to the supreme court." act of feb. 28, 1871; wagn.mo.stat., sec. 9, p. 159. "in all cases of final judgment rendered upon any indictment, an appeal to the supreme court .....