Supreme Court of India
Swadesi Jagaran Manch v. State of Orissa & Anr.
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In view of the above, list these two matters for further orders, after six months.
Judgment, page 2
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955: r.441 - Prohibition on sale and manufacture of common salt - Writ petition no. 80 of 2006 wherein constitutionality of r. 44 was under challenge was disposed of and six months time was granted to Central Government to review position regarding universal iodisation - Transferred petitions 9212009, 1521 2009, 16812009, 18512009 and 21812009 allowed in terms of judgment in Writ petition no. 80 of 2006 - Writ petition no. 1751 2006 and Transfer case 1112002 de/inked from writ petition no. 80 of 2006 since dispute therein did not relate to challenge to
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