Supreme Court of India
A.N. Roy, Commissioner of Police and Anr. v. Suresh Sham Singh
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Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956-Sections 18 and 20-Prevention of immoral traffic-Dispute regarding power of State Government to confer on Police Commissioner of a metropolitan area the powers of District Magistrate for purposes of ss. 18 and 20-Held: Person appointed as Executive Magistrate can only be appointed as Additional District Magistrate or District Magistrate-State Government directed to first appoint the Police Commissioner as Executive Magistrate and then further appoint him as Additional District Magistrate having powers of the District Magistrate for purposes of ss. 18 and
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