Supreme Court of India
Kalyaneshwari v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: c Articles 32, 14 and 19 - Public interest litigation - Petition under Article 32 by a non-governmental organization - Seeking direction to Union of India and other States to immediately ban mining and manufacturing activities in asbestos or its allied products - Held: Cannot be granted - There is no law banning the use of asbestos in various ~ manufacturing processes despite its ~dverse effects on human health - Supreme Court cannot legislate and ban an activity .Under relevant laws - Every factory using or · manufacturing asbestos, obtains a licence under the
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