Supreme Court of India

D. S. Garewal v. The State of Punjab and Another

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Bench Sudhi Ranjan Das J.
Decided 11 December 1958

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All-India Services-Act passed by provisional Parliament­ Constitutionrd validity-Prepidents' power of adaptation-Parliament, if authorised to delegate power to Central Government-Rules, validi­ ty of-Institution of enquiry-Competence of the State Government-. All-India Services Act (LXI of r95I), ss, 3, 4-All-India Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, r. 5-Constitution of India, Arts. 3I2, 392. The point for determination in this appeal was whether the All India Services Act, (LXI of 1951), enacted by the provisional Parliament, was a constitutionally valid legislation.

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