Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. and Ors. v. M/s. Lalta Prasad Vaish
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J Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, I 9 5 I - ss. I BG and c 2-Dispute as to whether State had any power to regulate manufacture and sale of denatured spirit under Entry 33 of List Ill of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution-Contention of State that the mere existence of s. I 8- of the Act did not oust the competence of State legislature-7 Judge Bench of this Court in the Synthetics and Chemicals case had interpreted the provisions of s. I 8- -Held: If decision in that case v.1ith regard to interpretation of s. I 8- is allowed to stand, it would render the provisions of Entry
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