In State Trading Corporation of India v. Commercial Tax Officer, the Supreme Court observed that a…
In State Trading Corporation v. Commercial Tax Officer the Supreme Court held that a registered company "is a legal person but cannot avail itself of fundamental rights…
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In State Trading Corporation of India v. Commercial Tax Officer, the Supreme Court observed that a company registered under the Companies Act
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In State Trading Corporation v. Commercial Tax Officer the Supreme Court held that a registered company "is a legal person but cannot avail itself of fundamental rights under the constitution available to citizens only", because it is not a citizen and so cannot claim rights such as those in Art. 19.
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