Supreme Court of India
Maharaj Dhiraj Himmatsinghji & Ors. v. State of Rajasthan & Anr.
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United State of Rajasthan Ordinance I of 1949, section 3(ii) Meaning of the 'Law' explained therein-Whether the order (Ex. I) dated 13. 9.1946 passed by the Maharaja granting an-annual allowance _ of Rs.30,000 to each of his four Maharaj Kumars with respective effecc (-from the date of their birth, a "law" within the meaning of section 3(ii) · of the Ordinance, so as to bind the State of Rajaschan_ Jodhpur was a sovereign State till April 6, 1949. The S?id Jodhpur State merged with the other sovereign States to form the United State of Rajasthan on April 7, 1949. On April 7, 1949, Ordinance
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