Sentence examples for in proper cases from inspiring English sources

That regulation may take the character of prohibition, in proper cases, is well established by the decisions of this court.

at the ensuing session of the legislature [the Chief Justice] may have means provided for giving to individuals the benefit of the testimony of the [Executive] functionaries in proper cases.

1897, 1900, 23 L.Ed.2d 647, which recognize that in proper cases a new rule announced by the Court will not be applied retroactively, even to the parties before the Court.

The resubmission of the offenses against the government to a new grand jury is a matter of the highest prerogative, and is always subject to the control of the court, and, in proper cases, always granted by the court.

As we noted in New York Times, '(t) his Court's duty is not limited to the elaboration of constitutional principles; we must also in proper cases review the evidence to make certain that those principles have been constitutionally applied.

One of these, the power to prohibit the use of the public highways in proper cases, the state possesses; and the other, the power to compel a private carrier to assume against his will the duties and burdens of a common carrier, the state does not possess.

The Court suggested, although it did not decide, that it would in a proper case reject the claim as to amount of income.

Gorsuch's body of work is surely informed by both textualism and originalism, but he was, in our experience, always open to consideration in the proper cases of precedent, history, tradition and the "bones" of our federal republic's structure.

Both are subject to it in all proper cases.

Nothing shall preclude the plaintiff in any proper case from seeking relief in personam in the same action brought to enforce a maritime lien as provided in this section.

Fairbanks bases its argument on the ground that consequential damages may not be recovered except in "special circumstances" or in a "proper case". (2-714(2) and (3)).