Supreme Court of India
State of Tamil Nadu v. State of Karnataka and Another
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Constitution of India: Article 131 – Original jurisdiction of Supreme Court –Plaintiff-State of Tamil Nadu, and defendant No.1- State of Karnataka, two riparian States among the three basin States and the union territory of Puducherry in which Inter-State River Pennaiyar flowing – River Markandeyanadhi is a tributary of Pennaiyar river which originates in Karnataka and enters Tamil Nadu – Agreement of 1892 between the States of Tamil Nadu and Mysore/Karnataka respectively as regards the extent of the rights of the States, in the use, control and distribution of waters of the Inter State River…
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