Supreme Court of India
M.S. Jayaraj v. Commissioner of Excise, Kerala and Ors.
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Kera/a Abkari Shops (Disposal in Auction) Rules, 1974; Rules 6(1) and 6(2). Excise Range-Foreign liquor shop-Shifting of-From one Range to another-Permissibility of-Held : Excise Commissioner has no authority to permit such shifting-Kera/a Abkari Act. Practice and Procedure : Locus standi-Illegal order-Writ petition against-Held : An. illegal order cannot remain alive and operative on the sole ground that the person who filed the writ petition has no locus standi-Constitution of India, 1950, Art. 226. The appellant was the highest bidder in the auction for vending foreign liquor in an Excise
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