Supreme Court of India
State of Madras v. V. G. Row
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Indian Criminal Law Amendment Act (XIV of 1908) as amended ·by Indian Criminal Law Amendment (Madras) Act, 1950, ss. 15 (2) (b), 16-Law empowering State to declare associations illegal by noti fication-No provision for judicial inquiry or for service of notifica tion on association or office-bearers-Validity of law-Unreasonable restriction on right to form associations-Constitution of India, art. 19 (1) (c), (4). Section 15 (2) (b) of the Indian Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1908, .is amended by the Indian Criminal Law Amendment (Madras) Act, 1950, included within the definition of an "unlaw-
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