history and in the substantial sense, the amending enactment embodies a hostile discrimination against the landlords of non-residential premises, without a reasonable basis ... attack on Amending Act XI of 1964 both upon grounds of hostile discrimination, and infringement of rights guaranteed under Article 19.
28. The argument based
same. It was also argued that in fact there is no hostile discrimination against the petitioner, who belongs to a different category for the reasons ... conditions, for the supply of electricity. In other words, any hostile discrimination by the Board between consumers similarly placed in either fixing the tariff
point of view of the complainant. It is submitted that a hostile discrimination arises inasmuch as the right to prefer the appeal is given ... Section 417 is rendeted ultra vires on the ground that hostile discrimination is practised by conferring the right of appeal against the order of acquittal
history and in the substantial sense, the amending enactment embodies a hostile discrimination against the landlords of non-residential premises without a reasonable basis ... attack on Amending Act 11 of 1964, both upon grounds of hostile discrimination and infringement of rights guaranteed under Art 19.
(28) The argument based
goods from outside the
State which is in nature of hostile discrimination. The goods from
outside State suffer tax burden ... State, such exemption or set off will not amount to hostile
discrimination offensive to Article 304(a).
12] In the aforesaid decision, it is further
goods from outside the
State which is in nature of hostile discrimination. The goods from
outside State suffer tax burden ... State, such exemption or set off will not amount to hostile
discrimination offensive to Article 304(a).
12] In the aforesaid decision, it is further
goods from outside the
State which is in nature of hostile discrimination. The goods from
outside State suffer tax burden ... State, such exemption or set off will not amount to hostile
discrimination offensive to Article 304(a).
12] In the aforesaid decision, it is further
goods from outside the
State which is in nature of hostile discrimination. The goods from
outside State suffer tax burden ... State, such exemption or set off will not amount to hostile
discrimination offensive to Article 304(a).
12] In the aforesaid decision, it is further
controlled/recognized by the Universities and Government is
patently vitiated by hostile discrimination. The hostile discrimination
is all the more patent because such benefits ... patently vitiated by hostile discrimination in
the matter of an affirmative action meant for the protection and
advancement of educational interests of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled
decided by the Competent Authority. There was also a
plea of hostile discrimination inasmuch various parcels of lands were
released from acquisition indicriminately ... Competent Authority i.e. State Government.
(ii) There was hostile discrimination with the respondents by
the appellant and the State of Madhya Pradesh inasmuch
