Supreme Court of India
Brij Bhushan and Another v. The State of Delhi.
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of this case runs as follows :- "By section 1 of the Defence of the Realm (Consoli dation) Act, 1914, power was given to His Majesty in Council 'during the continuance of the present war to ·issue regulations ...... for securing the public safety and the defence of the realm' :- (1)[1 !)l!o) 2 K. . 305. 7-s s. c. India (N. .)/58 1950 Brjj Bhushan & Another v. The State of Delhi. Fa-i:l Ali J. 1950 Brjj Bhushan (JI Another v. The Slate of Delhi foci Ali]. 612 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1950] Held, that the regulations thereby authorized were not limited to regulations for the protection of the
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