Supreme Court of India
Vikrama Shama Shetty v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Bombay Prohibition Act, 1929; Section 148/Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules 1953; Rule 45(1- ): c Application for grant of Licence/permit to sell foreign made liquor in the vicinity of a mosque-Rejected by the authorities on ground of non- fulfilment of requirement of distance prohibition-Allowed by Appellate Authorities-Reversed by Revisional Authority-Challenge to-Allowt!d by Single Judge-Affirmed by Division Bench of the High Court-On appeal, Held: Distance prohibition is mandatory in nature-Distance between two out of three entrances to the mosque and the applicant's establishment is within the…
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