Supreme Court of India
K.B. Nagur M.D. (ayu.) v. Union of India
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: Arts. 14 and 16 - Held: The concept of equality has to c be patently infringed by a provision before that provision or any part thereof, can be declared as unconstitutional - The mere fact that there is some inconvenience arising from the language of a provision and its due implementation cannot 0 be a ground for declaring a provision violative of fundamental rights - Besides, presumption of constitutionality is always in favour of a legislation, unless the contrary is shown - For the proper interpretation and examination of a provision of a statute, all bodies…
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