...rule, expressed by this court in a recent case in these terms: " There is a Strong presumption that & legislature understands and correctly appreciates...needs of its own people, that its laws are directed to problem^ made manifest by experience, and that its discrimination 1 !! are based upon adequate grounds."...

...be readily suggested. We are not justified in saying that the classification was purely arbitrary." There is a strong presumption that a legislature understands...equal protection clause does not require that state laws shall cover the entire field of proper legislation in a single enactment. If one entertained the...

...be readily suggested. We are not justified in saying that the classification was purely arbitrary." There is a strong presumption that a legislature understands...equal protection clause does not require that state laws shall cover the entire field of proper legislation in a single enactment. If one entertained the...

...forcibly the wisdom of the familiar rule, expressed by this court in a recent case in these terms: "There is a strong presumption that a legislature...discriminations are based upon adequate grounds." Middleton v. Texas Power & Light Co., 249 US 152, 157. The law was passed in 1913 and reenacted in...

...state and federal constitutions. The Supreme Court of the United States recognizes the wisdom of the '' strong presumption that a legislature understands...experience, and that its discriminations are based on adequate grounds." (Middleton v. Texas P. & L. Co., 249 US 152,157.) Yet, as was recently said by...

...it practical." District of Columbia v. Brooke, 214 US 138, 150, 29 S. Ct. 560, 563 (53 L. Ed. 941). "There is a strong presumption that a Legislature...equal protection clause does not require that state laws shall cover the entire field of proper legislation in a single enactment." Middleton v. Texas...

...arbitrary." There is a strong presumption that a legislature understands and correctly appreéiates the needs of its own people, that its laws are directed...equal protection clause does not require that state laws shall cover the entire field of proper legislation in a single enactment. If one entertained the...

...presumption is always in favour of the constitutionality of an enactment, since it must be assumed that the legislature understands and correctly appreciates the needs of its own people, that its laws are 11. AIR Vol. 39, 1952, para. 35, PSC 85. directed to problems made manifest by experience and its discriminations...

...Middleton v Texas Power and L Co, 249 US 152, p 157, where the US Supreme Court said: It must be presumed that a Legislature understands and correctly appreciates...experience and that its discriminations are based on adequate grounds. He also cited the local case of Attorney General v Mohamed Alli (1987) 41 WIR...