Supreme Court of India
Asa Ram v. The District Board, Muzaffarnagar
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Conflict of Statutes-Two statutes conferring same p0cµier on two different bodies-Construction-'Committee' and 'Panchayat', if identical in meanning-Power to regulate, if includes power to require taking out of licence-U. P. District Boards Act (U. P. X of r922), ss. 93(3), ro6 and r74(r)(k)-U. P. Town Areas Act (U. P. II of r9r4) as amended in r934, s. 26(a). The ·appellant was running machines with the aid of power in a locality which was admittedly within the Jalalabad Town Area.
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