Supreme Court of India

Deep Chand v. The State of Uttar Pradesh and Others

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Reported as [1959] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 8
Bench Sudhi Ranjan Das J.
Decided 15 January 1959
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What the Court ordered

We hold that the validity of the Act could not be test- The Stat; '01 Uttar ed on the basis of the Constitution (Fourth Amend- Pradesh c;. Others ment) Act, 1955, but only on the terms of the relevant Articles as they existed prior to the Amendment.

Judgment, page 34

From the headnote

Transport Service-Scheme of nationalisation formulated under State enactment of Amendment of Central Act-Ejfect-Repugnancy -Constitutional validity of State enactment-Uttar Pradesh Trans­ port Service (Development) Act (IX of r955), s. rr(5)-Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, r956 (roo of r956), Ch. IV -General Clauses Act, r897 (roof r897), s. 6-Constitution of India-Articles I], JI, 245, 246, 254. These appeals impugned the constitutionality of the Uttar Pradesh Transport Service (Development) Act, 1955 (U. P. IX of 1955), passed by the State Legislature after obtaining the assent of the

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