Supreme Court of India

Narendra Kumar and Others v. The Union of India and Others

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Reported as [1960] 2 S.C.R. 375
Bench Bhuvneshwar Prasad Sinha J.
Decided 3 December 1959

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Fundamental Rights,...-Restrictions on such rights-Restriction, if includes prohibition-Provision ·of law. placing total restraint on the exercise of fundatrtental rights-Constitutionality-Trade in imported copper-,-Law providing for fixation of price and issue of permits, resulting in elimination of dealers from such trade-Validity -Essential Commodities Act, I955 (Io of I955). s. 3-Non-ferrous Metal Control Order, I958, els. 3, 4-Constitution of India, Arts. I4, Tg(I)(j), I9(I)(g), I9(5), I9(6). . . ()n ?ifferent dates ·prior to _April 3, 1958;. th~ petitioner~ entered mto contracts of

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