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Harla vs The State Of Rajasthan on 24 September, 1951

In Harla v. The State of Rajasthan [AIR 1951 SC 467] this Court held: ".... Natural justice requires that before a law can become operative it must be promulgated or published. It must be broadcast in some civilized11way so that all men may know what it is or, at the very least, there must be some special rule or regulation or customary channel by or through which such knowledge can be acquired with the exercise of due and reasonable diligence. The thought that a decision reached in the secret recesses of a chamber to which the public have no access and to which even their accredited representatives have no access and of which they can normally know nothing, can nevertheless affect their lives, liberty and property by the mere passing of a Resolution without anything more is abhorrent to 11civilized man. It shocks his conscience. In the absence therefore of any law, rule, regulation or custom, we hold that a law cannot come into being in this way. Promulgation or publication of some reasonable sort is essential."
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State Of Maharashtra vs Mayer Hans George on 24 August, 1964

17. It will be clear from the law laid down by this Court that where the law prescribes the mode of publication of the law to become operative, the law must be published in that mode only, but where the mode of publication of the law is not prescribed by the law, such law should be published in some usual or recognized mode to bring it to the knowledge of all persons concerned. In the present case, the Patna High Court CWJC No.16241 of 2017 dt.10-05-2018 25 / 32 contention of the appellants before the Tribunal or the High Court was not that the Government Order in G.O.Ms. Nos. 35 and 51 that the amendment to Rule 2 of the Forest Service Rules would have retrospective effect from 08.04.1986 was never made known by any reasonable mode, but that it was not published in the Official Gazette.
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