Supreme Court of India
Kishan Chand Arora v. Commissioner Op Police, Calcutta
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Eating House-Power to grant license-Discretion vested in Police Commissioner - Constitutionality - Calcutta Police Act, r866 (IV of r866), s. 39-Constitution of India, Arts. r9(r)(g), r9(6). By s. 39 of the Calcutta Police Act, 1866, "The Commis s_ioner of Police, may, at his discretion from time t~ time, grant licenses to the keepers of such houses or places of public resort and entertainment as aforesaid for which no licence as is specified in the Bengal Excise Act, 1909, is required upon such conditions, (1) (1934) L.R. 61 I. . 398. December 9. Kishan Chand Aro1a v. Com111issioner oj
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