Supreme Court of India
Maharaj Dhiraj Himmatsinghji & Ors. v. State of Rajasthan & Anr.
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United State of Rajasthan Ordinance I of 1949, section 3(ii) Meaning of the 'Law' explained therein-Whether the order (Ex. I) dated 13. 9.1946 passed by the Maharaja granting an-annual allowance _ of Rs.30,000 to each of his four Maharaj Kumars with respective effecc (-from the date of their birth, a "law" within the meaning of section 3(ii) · of the Ordinance, so as to bind the State of Rajaschan_ Jodhpur was a sovereign State till April 6, 1949.…
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