Supreme Court of India
Assit. Collector of Estate Duty Madras v. Smt. V. Devaki Ammal, Madras
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Estate Duty Act, 1953-Section 34(/) (c)-Constitutional validity of No discrimination brought about by Section 34(/)(c) between members of a Mitalcshara Joint Hindu family and of a Dayabhaga family-Provision is not violative of Article 14 of Constitution of India. Constitution of India-Article 14-Estate Duty Act, 1953-Section 34(/)(c)-Constitutional validity of-No discrimination brought about by Section 34(/)(c) between members of a Mitakshara Joint Family and of a Dayabhagafamily-Provision is not violative of Article 14. c JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE-One Division Bench of a High Court should,
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