Supreme Court Upholds State of Madras in Commercial Crops Markets Act Case; Statutory Licensing Restrictions on Cotton and Groundnut Trade Are Reasonable. The Court Held That Madras Commercial Crops Markets Act, 1933 and Rules Imposed Reasonable Restrictions Under Article 19(6) of Constitution to Protect Growers from Middlemen Despite Voidness of Collector's Discretion in Section 5(4)(a) and Rule 37....
The Supreme Court of India considered constitutional challenges to the Madras Commercial Crops Markets Act, 1933, and the rules and notifications made thereunder. The appellants, traders dealing in co...




