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Supreme Court Clarifies Classification Should Never be Arbitrary, Artificial or Evasive - (20 Sep 2019)

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Supreme Court has clarified that while the law may recognize ‘degrees of harm’ however the classification should never be arbitrary, artificial or evasive while reading down Section 32-F of Maharashtra Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948.

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