Supreme Court of India
B. Krishna Bhat v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of•lndia, 1950: Articles 32 & 37-,Writ Petition for direction to State of Karnataka to enforce total prohibition-Whether r maintainable. ' •0 Karnataka Excise (Sale of Indian and Foreign Liquors) Rules, c 1968: Rule 3( 11) (b) as amended by Amendment Rules, 1989-Distri- -- butor licence-Monopoly conferred on State-Whether constitutionally valid-Writ Petition under Art. 32 Df Constitution for enforcement of policy of prohibition.…
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