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Swadeshi Cotton Mills Co. Ltd. And Ors. vs Union Of India And Anr. on 14 December, 1978 cites

Joseph Kuruvilla Vellukunnel vs The Reserve Bank Of India And ... on 7 March, 1962

The observation of the Supreme Court in that the decision in Joseph Kuruvilla's case must be confined to the very special circumstances of the trade of Banking which is a very sensitive credit organisation and the very special position the Reserve Bank occupies in the Banking world and it cannot be extended as a matter of course to other cases where substantially similar provisions are made in other laws relating to execution of the jurisdiction of courts, does not affect the applicability of the decisions in Joseph Kuruvilla's case, to the case before us. For, in the Corporation of Calcutta, it was the opinion of the Corporation which had been made conclusive and not challengeable in court. There can be no comparison between a Municipal Corporation which is often notoriously liable to take partisan views and the Central Government which is the highest decision making body of the country. The inevitable trend in the modern world is to entrust more and more decisions of economic policy to the Government. The decision under section 18AA is in keeping with this trend which is continuing and with which we have no business to quarrel.
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