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SC Recalls its Order for Relocation of Liquor Shop, Passed by Wrongly Apply Highway Distance Rule - (30 Jan 2024)

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SC while noticing that it had wrongly applied a precedent while ordering the relocation of a liquor shop in Municipal Area to an area beyond 500 meters from a temple, mosque or an educational institution, has recalled its order and observed that the Rule is applicable to National and State Highways.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   HIGHWAY DISTANCE RULE   LIQUOR SHOP  

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