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Subordinate legislation cannot negate the legislative intent

 

Subordinate legislation cannot negate the legislative intention as provided in the principal legislation.

 

 The subordinate legislation cannot be stretched to
such an extent  which will negate the legislative intention as provided in
the principal legislation.  In my considered view, the principal legislation
specifically provides that once the motion is carried out by the requisite
majority,  the  Sarpanch  or  the Upsarpanch  ceases  to  hold  office  after
seven   days,   however,   subject   to   he   resigning   before   that   period   or
disputing the same in accordance with the statutory provisions.


IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
 CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION 
WRIT PETITION NO. 48 OF 2013
Pravin Shripati Yadav

               Vs.
1. Grampanchayat, Minche,

CORAM :­ B. R. GAVAI, J. 
DATE     :­ JANUARY 10, 2013.
Citation;2013(2) MH L J 934


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