Constitutional Law of India: A Critical Commentary, Količina 1N. M. Tripathi, 1975 - 1492 strani |
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Stran 339
... judgment of the Supreme Court in Kharak Singh v . U.P.98 There Case the ... majority , the Court held that the only provision which was void was Reg ... majority is correct , but it is submitted that the reasoning of the majority and the ...
... judgment of the Supreme Court in Kharak Singh v . U.P.98 There Case the ... majority , the Court held that the only provision which was void was Reg ... majority is correct , but it is submitted that the reasoning of the majority and the ...
Stran 461
... judgment and not of judicial determination . Further , the presumption of consti- tutionality would apply , and cannot be displaced since , as shown above , two views can be reasonably taken . freedom of Submission : the majority not ...
... judgment and not of judicial determination . Further , the presumption of consti- tutionality would apply , and cannot be displaced since , as shown above , two views can be reasonably taken . freedom of Submission : the majority not ...
Stran 671
... majority judgment has failed to give due weight to them . aspects of judgment 15.52A As to the interpretation of Art . 31 ( 2 ) after the 4th Amend- The four ment , and particularly the meaning to be given to the word " com- the majority ...
... majority judgment has failed to give due weight to them . aspects of judgment 15.52A As to the interpretation of Art . 31 ( 2 ) after the 4th Amend- The four ment , and particularly the meaning to be given to the word " com- the majority ...
Vsebina
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE PREAMBLE | 63 |
THE RELATIONS OF THE UNION AND THE STATES INTER | 80 |
Avtorske pravice | |
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Constitutional Law of India: A Critical Commentary, Količina 1 H. M. Seervai Prikaz kratkega opisa - 1967 |
Constitutional Law of India: As Amended Upto Seventy-fifth Amendment G. S. Pandey Predogled ni na voljo - 1995 |
Constitutional Law of India: A Critical Commentary, Količina 1 H. M. Seervai Predogled ni na voljo - 1975 |
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A.Cal A.Ker A.Punj A.Raj A.SC accused Amendment appeal applied Article authority backward classes Bihar Bombay citizen citizenship classification clause conferred by Art considered decision enacted entry established executive exercise expression fact federal fundamental rights G.I. Act Gopalan's Government ground Gujarat High Court Hindu Hyderabad ibid imposed impugned India institutions italics supplied judges judicial Kerala L.ed land legislative power legislature licence Madras Magistrate Maharashtra majority judgment matters ment Municipal Mysore object observations offence Orissa Parliament person petitioner preamble prescribed preventive detention principle Privy Council procedure prohibition provisions Punjab purpose question Rajasthan reasonable restrictions referred regard relevant religion religious religious denomination right under Art rights conferred rule S.C.R. supra Singh statute submitted Supreme Court held territory territory of India tion Tribunal U.S. Constitution U.S. Supreme Court ultra vires Union unreasonable upholding valid violate Art void words