Force of judgement of High Court in different / another State - ...

High Court's Unconstitutional Ruling on Central Law Applies Nationwide, Ensuring Uniformity Across India.

July 7, 2023

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

Force of judgement of High Court in different / another State - The law is settled to the effect that once a provision of the Central Law or a Rule is held to be unconstitutional by a High Court, the same would stand effaced from the statute book in respect of the entire Nation and it cannot be said that it would not be valid within the jurisdiction of the particular High Court and it would be valid in other areas. - HC

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Force of judgement of High Court in different / another State - ...

High Court's Unconstitutional Ruling on Central Law Applies Nationwide, Ensuring Uniformity Across India.

July 7, 2023

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

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