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Bombay HC Says Trade in Liquor is Not a Fundamental Right - (06 Jan 2016)

Bombay HC has said no person has a fundamental right to trade in liquor, while upholding State Government’s policy decision to ban manufacturing of milder rum and instead permit only stronger forms of the alcoholic drink.

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