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The Doctrine of Colourable Legislation: Indian Constitution

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This article sums up everything you need to seek about the Doctrine of Colourable Legislation. The doctrine delimits the jurisdiction between the three organs of the government. The author intends to clear all the doubts regarding how it affects Indian Legislation or the relevance of this doctrine in the Indian Constitution. We will further observe some pertinent case laws which will help us understand the origin as well as the operation of the doctrine.

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Representations vs. Warranty in Commercial Contracts: Understanding the Key Differences12 January 2024
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The Doctrine of Colourable Legislation: Indian Constitution

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