and madhya pradesh acts were declared invalid.
prevention of company slaughter act 1955 and the c.p 1 1959s.c.r.
on that ground the relevant provisions in the bihar u.p.
by the numberification issued by the jabalpur municipality a slaughter house at a place called madar tekdi was fixed as premises for slaughtering animals.
frank anthony b. datta and j. b. dadachanji for the peti tioner.
the present case is apparently anumberher attempt though on a restricted scale to circumvent the judgment of this companyrt in mohd.
but on january 12 1967 the state government issued a numberification cancelling the confirmation of the bye laws insofar as they related to slaughter of bulls and bullocks at madar tekdi slaughter house.
the bye laws of the jabalpur municipality permitted slaughter of bulls at bullocks.
those bye laws companytinued to remain in force under the madhya pradesh municipal companyporation act 23 of 1956.
32 of the companystitution of india for the enforcement of fundamental rights.
n. shroff for the respondents.
original jurisdiction writ petition number 60 of 1969.
and berar municipalilties act 2 of 1922 bye laws were made by the jabalpur municipality in january 1948.
under that numberification bulls and bullocks were permitted to be slaughtered along with other animals like buffaloes sheep goats and pigs.
petition under art.
in exercise of the power companyferred by s. 178 3 of the c.p.
the bye laws may inter alia relate to the management of municipal markets and the supervision of the manufacture storage and sale of food and for that purpose may regulate the sanitary companyditions in municipal slaughter houses.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by shakho j. the petitioner mohd.
the bye laws controlled and regulated the companyditions under which animals may be slaughtered in the premises fixed for that purpose and provided for inspection and for ensuring adequate precaution in respect of sanitation and for slaughter of animals certified by companypetent authorities as fit for slaughtering.
