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prohibited by Article 14) provided that the classification is founded on intelligible differentia (i.e. objects within the class are clearly distinguishable from those that

prohibited by Article 14) provided that the classification is founded on intelligible differentia (i.e. objects within the class are clearly distinguishable from those that

equally apply to areca and pepper plantations and there is no intelligible differentia related to the object and purpose of the Act which would justify ... another, results in discrimination and cannot be justified on any intelligible differentia which has any relation to the objects and purposes

Constitution of India being not founded on an intelligible differentia and there being no relation between such differentia and the object sought to be achieved ... made a classification which is not founded on intelligible differentia rather distinguishes petitioners from candidates of exempted category 3(ii). Learned counsel for the petitioners

death or resignation of a member. There is no intelligible differentia for treating the two classes of vacancies in a separate manner and there ... contention relating to the artificial classification without any rationale or intelligible differentia is devoid of any substance as the WP(C) Nos.5198/2010

made a classification which is not founded on intelligible differentia and rather distinguishes the petitioners and the children of ::: Downloaded on - 16/07/2018 ... Constitution of India being not founded on an intelligible differentia and there being no relation between such differentia and the object sought to be achieved

that there is no http://www.judis.nic.in  10 intelligible differentia between permanent licensees/temporary licensees, to carry on a trade in selling fireworks ... Article 14 of the Constitution of India, that there is no intelligible differentia classifying http://www.judis.nic.in  11 permanent and temporary licensees. There

above hotels, despite similar facilities and municipal service usage, lacks any intelligible differentia and fails the test of reasonable classification as enshrined under Article ... factor. Such classification, learned senior counsel contends, satisfies the test of intelligible differentia Signature Not Verified Signature Not Verified 10 (1990) 2 SCC 502 Signed

discrimination made by the respondents fails to pass the test of intelligible differentia as no permissible classification can be made between the applicants applying under ... only if it is reasonable, non-arbitrary and founded upon an intelligible differentia having a rational nexus to the object sought to be achieved

discrimination made by the respondents fails to pass the test of intelligible differentia as no permissible classification can be made between the applicants applying under ... only if it is reasonable, non-arbitrary and founded upon an intelligible differentia having a rational nexus to the object sought to be achieved