which may be
absolutely necessary for the industry in question.
According to Mr. Shanti Bhushan, the learned senior
counsel, the majority judgment in ITC case
said in the majority judgment that
".Article 285 imposed a ban, which was absolute and emphatic
and there was no way in which ... learned
counsel upon the propositions enunciated in paragraph 26 of
the majority judgment, thus:
"(1) The constitution of the corporation or
instrumentality or agency
said in the majority judgment that
Article 285 imposed a ban, which was absolute and emphatic
and there was no way in which a State ... learned
counsel upon the propositions enunciated in paragraph 26 of
the majority judgment, thus:
(1) The constitution of the corporation or
instrumentality or agency
said in the majority judgment that
Article 285 imposed a ban, which was absolute and emphatic
and there was no way in which a State ... learned
counsel upon the propositions enunciated in paragraph 26 of
the majority judgment, thus:
(1) The constitution of the corporation or
instrumentality or agency
United Kingdom, the radio and television are not under the absolute control of the State and these media of communications reach the people and educate ... case'), a majority of seven judges held that the power conferred under article 368 of the Constitution was not absolute. They took the view
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which may be
absolutely necessary for the industry in question.
According to Mr. Shanti Bhushan, the learned senior
counsel, the majority judgment in ITC case
Government of India Acts, wherein the appointments were in the absolute discretion of
the Crown, is a sure indication that irrespective of the question ... appointments, the Constitutional provisions cannot be
construed to read therein the absolute discretion of primacy of the Government of India to
make appointments
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section 4 to 6 of the Land Acquisition Act, the only
major difference being that, under the said Act, it is the
District Collector ... respect of which
notice under section 4(1) is published vests absolutely in
the State Government on and from the date of such
publication. Every
