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JUDGMENT: WITH CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 347, 1292-94/86,2578/81, WRIT PETITION NOS. 7535-36/85, 378 AND 391/86 AND CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 11732-33 OF 1996 (Arising out of SLP ( ) No. 9931-32 of 1991) AND CAMP NO. 18628-86 IN . . NO. 1292/86 O R R IN . . Nos. 2576-77/81, 347/86, W.P. No. 7535-36/85 AND CMP NO. 18628/86 IN . . NO. 1292/86 These matters are disposed of together. We need not elaborately mention the fact leading to filling of these appeals and writ Petitions.
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