Supreme Court of India
The Chamber of Commerce, Hapur, and Three Others v. The State of Uttar Pradesh and Two Others.
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Uttar Pradesh Food-grains (Futures and Options Prohibition) Order, 1951-Uttar Pradesh Food-grains (Futures and Options Prohibition) Order, 1945-Restrictfons on dealings in pulses other thangram,....:.1,. both orders-Order o/'1951 partlu declared ultra vires by Supreme Court-Not so s. 9 thereof which repealrd Order of -1945-Whether Order of 1945 still fo force-Proper procedure for ' clarification of the matter • . Uttar Pradesh Food-grains (Futures and Options Prohibition) Order, 1951, made it illegal and a punishable offence for any · person to enter into any fntures in pulses other than…
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