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Supreme Court: Courts Cannot Interfere With Law Making Powers Under Guise of Judicial Review - (09 Feb 2017)

Supreme Court, while setting aside directions to amend a tenancy law issued by HP High Court, has reiterated that Court in its judicial review cannot encroach upon basic constitutional function which is entrusted to legislature to determine whether a law should be enacted or amended.

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