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Parliament does not have Legislative Competence to Enact a Law taking control of Intoxicating Liquor Industry: Supreme Court

Update / Judgement Date

24 Oct 2024

Source

Taxscan

Author

Team — WCP Legal Desk

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1 min read

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The Supreme Court ruled that Parliament does not have legislative competence to enact laws taking control of the intoxicating liquor industry, reinforcing the constitutional division of powers between the states and the central government. This decision impacts industries involved in the production and sale of alcohol.

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