Supreme Court of India
The State of Rajasthan v. Rao Manohar Singhjl
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Constitution of India, art. 14-Section 8- of Rajasthan Ordinance XXV/l of 1948 as amended-Whether ultra vim the Const£tutiQn. Held, that s. 8- inserted in Rajasthan Ordinance XXVII of 1948 by s. 4 of Rajasthan Ordinance X of 1949 and as amended by s. 3 of Rajasthan Ordinance XV of 1949 is void under art. 14 of the Constitution. Frank f. Bowman v. Edward . Lewis (101 U.S. 22; 25 Law. Ed. 989), Ramjilal v. Income Tax Officer, Mohindargarh ([1951] S. .R. 127), The State of Punjab v. Ajaib Singh ([1953] S. .R. 254) and Thakur Madan Singh v. Collector of Sikar (Rajasthan Law Weekly, 1954, p. 1),
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