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Udit Narain Singh Malpaharia v. Additional Member, Board of Revenue, Bihar

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Reported as [1963] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 676
Bench Syed Jaffer Imam J.
Decided 19 October 1962

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Writ Petition-Writ of certiorari-Necessary and Proper parties-Constitution of India, Art. 226. The settlement of a country liquor shop was made by a lot drawn in favour of oneJadu Manjhi after cancellation of the license of the previous licensee. The previous licensee preferred an appeal before the Commissioner of Excise which wa• dismissed and then he preferred a revision to the Board of Revenue, Bihar and obtained stay of the settlement of the shop. Later on, the Board of Revenue dismissed his petition,andJadu Man jhi also died. Thereafter a fresh lot was drawn in favour of the appellant

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