Constitutional bench - Central Chit Funds Act - supriority of ...

Supreme Court Affirms Central Chit Funds Act Supremacy Over State Laws, Clarifies Legal Principle of Repugnancy.

June 6, 2013

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Constitutional bench - Central Chit Funds Act - supriority of Central Law over state laws - Repugnancy arises on the making and not commencement of the law - SC

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Constitutional bench - Central Chit Funds Act - supriority of ...

Supreme Court Affirms Central Chit Funds Act Supremacy Over State Laws, Clarifies Legal Principle of Repugnancy.

June 6, 2013

Case Laws Companies Law SC

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