Supreme Court of India
P. N. Kaushal Etc. v. Union of India
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Punjab ExcisP Act 1 of 1914, Section 59(/)(v) and Punjab Liquor Licence Rules 1956-Rule 37--Constitutional Validity of-Business in intoxicants State if has power to prohibit absolutely .every forni of activity relating thereto. Constitution of India, 1950-Part IV of the Constitution must enter the soul of Parr Ill and the laws niade by the State-Articles 38 and 47-Progressive implenientation of ;he policy ·of prohibition.…
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- 2013 State of Kerala and Others v. Kandath Distilleries
- 2015 The Kerala Bar Hotels Association &anr. v. State of Kerala & Ors.
Of those, 1 relied on · 1 referred to
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