Supreme Court of India

Organon (india) Ltd. (now Known as Infer (india) Ltd.) and Anr. v. The Collector of Excise and Others

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Bench M.M. Punchhi J.
Decided 22 July 1994

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We hold that Section 5 is a perfectly valid piece of legislation and carmot be faulted. on the grounds suggested. · H 76 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1994] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. The last submission of Sri Salve is that Section 5 is void on the ground of excessive delegation of the legislative power.

Judgment, page 26

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