Supreme Court of India
Dhian Singh v. Municipal Board, Saharanpur
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Gokal Chand Dw.drkadas v. The King, 75 I. . 30 and Madan Mohan Singh v. State of U.P, .I.R. 1954 S. . 736, held inapplicable. (iii) It is not necessary that the repol't of the Public Anal
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