Supreme Court of India
Chintaman Rao v. The State of Madhya Pradeshram Krishnav.the State of Madhy
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The Central Provinces and Berar Regulation of Manufac- ture of Bidis (Agricultural Purposes) Act, LXIV of 1948, a law which was in force at the commencement of the Constitu- tion of India, provided that" the Deputy Commissioner may by notification fix a period to be an agricultural season with respect to such villages as may be specified therein" and that "the Deputy Commissioner may by general order which shall extend to such villages as he may specify, prohibit the manufacture of bidis during the agricultural season." The Act provided further that" no person residing in a, village specified…
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