Supreme Court of India
Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation v. Shahal Hassan Mussaliar & Anr.
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Kera/a Cashew Factories (Requisitioning) Act, 1979, as amended by Act No.26 of 1985 - s.3 - Requisition and acquisition - Difference between - Discussed - s.3 of the Act empowered the State Goyernment to requisition cashew factories leased to Kera/a State Cashew Development Corporation for maximum period of five years - Amending Act of 1985 purportedly removed the limitation of five years and enabled the State Government to requisition such cashew factories for an indefinite period of time - Challenge to - Held: The State cannot under the guise of requisition continue dominion over someone's
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