Supreme Court of India
Krishna Kumar Singh and Anr. v. State of Bihar
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Constitution of India, Article 213-Bihar Non-Government Sanskrit Schools (laking Over of Management and Control) Ordinance, I 989 (First ...- c Ordinance)-Replaced by Successive Ordinances-None of the Ordinance providing compensation for properties taken over-Validity of-Held; (per Sujata V. Manohar, J.) All the Ordinances were illegal and had to be struck down; (per Wadhwa, J.-Dissenting) First Ordinance had to be given full effect but subsequent Ordinance has to be struck down-(Per Curiam) Matters referred to larger Bench. Constitution of India, Article 213-Bihar Non-Government Sanskrit ··
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