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The Court said that it saw no constitutional immorality in running in multiple constituencies and that moreover, it was a matter of legislative policy.
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The Bombay High Court made the observation while restricting the duration of a ban imposed on liquor sales in certain districts of Maharashtra.
In a recent judgement, the court held that some fundamental rights can also be enforced against private individuals, and not just the government.
The author bats for enactment of a law laying down the framework governing lookout circulars issued in the context of banking sector.
The Court said that the scheme is at a very premature stage and it will consider the issue when the government comes up with a Standard Operating Procedure.