Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan & Ors. v. Sanyam Lodha
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RAJASTHAN CHIEF MINISTER'S RELIEF FUND RULES, 1999: Rule 5 rlw r. 4 - Chief Minister's Relief Fund -Writ petition alleging arbitrary and discriminatory disbursement of relief:to · minor victims of rape , and seeking direction that monetary relief of Rs. 5 lakhs be granted to each of such victim - 0 Allowed by High Court - High Court further substituting r. 5 - Held - The Relief Fund Rules are not delegated legislation, but are norms/guidelines issued in exercise of executive_ power of State under Article 162 of the Constitution and were not under challenge in the writ petition - Therefore,
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