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When actions of a cabinet committee are approved by the council of ministers, business regulations are not broken by the state
-Report by Utkarsh Kamal In this case, according to the Supreme Court, the State Government cannot argue that Rules of Business were not followed throughout its decision-making process when the...
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EXEMPTION OF ENTERTAINMENT TAX, NEITHER PETITIONER IS ALLOWED TO RETAIN MONEY NOR STATE
-Report by Sejal Jethva In the present case MINAKSHI CHITRA MANDIR SAILU THROUGH ITS PROPRIETOR SANJAY PRABHAKAR RAJURKAR Vs THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA THROUGH THE COLLECTOR LATUR based on that petitioner is exempt from entertainment tax...
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SC: TENDER PREFERRED OVER FIRST CUM FIRST SERVICES
–Report by Nawvi Kamalnathan The petition was filed under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution in the name of M/S Indian Medicines Pharmaceuticals Corporation Ltd Versus Kerala Ayurvedic Co-Operative Society Ltd....
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