Supreme Court of India
Sasa Musa Sugar Works v. State of Bihar.
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In the result, (2) Section 4A and 4B are held valid by declaring that Section 4A and 4B are intra vires and (b) Section 33M is also valid.
Judgment, page 27
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JUDGMENT: W I T Civil Appeals Nos. 9092/94, 9093/94, 9094/94, 9095/94, 7437/94, 7438/94, 7439/94, 7433/94, 7434/94, 7436/94, 8570/94, 9171/94, 9172/94, 9173/94, 9174/94, 1332/95, 1333/95, 6310-6322/95 and S.L.P. No. 9466/92. J U M N T .N. Ray, J. These appeals and the special leave petition involve common question of law and they arise out of the common judgment dated January 20, 1994, passed by the Division Bench of the Patna High Court.…
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