Supreme Court of India
Milkmen Colony Vikas Samiti v. State of Rajasthan & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 21 & 226-Unhygienic conditions y- and nuisance caused by stray cattle of milk dairies in city-Public Interest Litigation Writ Petition before High Court-Directions to State by High c Court to remove cattle and relocate milk dairies out of the city-Alternative lands allotted by State of dairies-Undertakings given by dairy owners to shift their cattle and relocate their dairies-High Court directing District Magistrate to comply with its directions when undertakings are not complied with by dairy owners-Correctness of-Held, menace of stray cattle cannot be
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