Supreme Court of India
Captain Ganp Ati Singhji v. The State of Ajmer and Another.
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Ajmer Laws Regulation of 1877 (Reg. III of 1877), s. 40- Chief Commissioner empowered to make rules for establishing a system of conservancy and sanitation at fairs-First three sub-rules of Rule 1 prohibit the holding of fair except under a permit issued by District Magistrate who is required to satisfy himself that applicant can establish a proper system of conservancy-Fourth sub-rule empower ing District Magistrate to revoke permit without assigning any reason or without previous notice--Sub-rules-W hether ultra vires the Regu lation. Under s. 40 of the Ajmer Laws Regulation of 1877 (Reg.
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