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situated as the petitioner and there is no question of any hostile discrimination. It is, however, denied that the drivers have been treated

producers. The Court will, of course, examine if there is any hostile discrimination. That is a different 'cup of tea' altogether. The second ... Executive and unless it is patent that there is hostiled discrimination against a class of operators, the processual basis of price 858 fixation

executive and unless it is patent that there is hostile discrimination against a class of operators, the processual basis of price fixation ... executive and unless it is patent that there is hostile discrimination against a class of operators, the processual basis of price fixation

nugatory-Can operate only prospectively. Constitution of India 1950: Article 14-Hostile discrimination-Burden of proof-On whom lies. Article 21 'life'-Whether ... enforced through this Court. [259 C] 2. The burden of establishing hostile discrimination was on the petitioners who challenged the Amendment Act and the rules

following manner : "I submit that the plea of hostile discrimination and inequality of treatment is not involved in s. 30. I submit the provision ... provisions of s. 30(ii) do not at all contain any hostile discrimination, simply because it is based on quantum of rent.........I submit that

slaughter only cattle and not sheep or goat, for hostile discrimination inasmuch as the standing orders effect only the butchers who slaughter cattle ... slaughter only cattle and not sheep or goat, for hostile discrimination inasmuch as the standing orders effect only the butchers who slaughter cattle

executive and unless it is patent that there is hostile discrimination against a class of person, the processual basis of price fixation

each State it cannot be said that there is any hostile discrimination against those who deal in meet of bulls and bullocks. The dealers ... each State it cannot be said that there is any hostile discrimination against those who deal in meat of bulls and bullocks. Bulls and bullocks

such authority within the State of Maharashtra. [204C-D] 2. No hostile discrimination whatever is involved in not extending the exemption from the applicability ... within the State of Maharashtra. We are, therefore, satisfied that no hostile discrimination whatever is involved in not extending the exemption from the applicability

seniority in Grade Il. The Rule was challenged on the ground of discrimination. It was said that in the case of direct recruit to Grade ... contained in Arts. 14 and 16. It did not constitute any hostile discrimination and was neither arbitrary nor unreasonable. It applied uniformly to all Grade