Supreme Court of India

Om Prakash and Ors. v. State of U.P. and Ors.

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Reported as [2004] 2 S.C.R. 900
Bench Shivaraj V. Patil and D.M. Dharmadhikarl JJ.
Decided 9 March 2004

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What the Court ordered

For the aforesaid reasons, the impugned bye-law notified by Municipal Board Rishikesh cannot be held to be violative of Article 19 (I) (g) of the Constitution.

Judgment, page 18

From the headnote

UP. Municipalities Act, 1916-Section 298(1) and (2) List I Heading -Bye-Laws-Framings of-Power of Municipality-Municipal Board amended existing bye-law by including "eggs" thereby totally prohibiting their sales within the municipal limits-The word "eggs" was not mentioned in List I Heading -Validity of-Held: Despite non-mention of the word "eggs", the bye-law valid. Municipalities-Bye-laws-Validity of-Act prescribed a special procedure for enactment of bye-laws by the Municipality-Following of­ Onus of proof-Held: Is on the person challenging the bye-law that the Municipality had not

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