The learned Judges rejected the contention urged on behalf of the dealers that there is conflict of power exercised by the Central Government and the State Government in the same commodity, fertilizer, by the two notifications dated 1.6.1974 and 14.6.1974 on the ground that the under which the Fertilizer (Control) Order, 1957 has been made and the Central Government 's notification dated 1.6.1974 has been issued and the Defence of India Act, 1971, under which the Defence of India Rules, 1971 have been framed and the State Government 's notification dated 14.6.1974 has been issued, are both Central enactments operating in different fields and have different objects, that it is only an accident that the two notifications relate to the same commodity, fertilizer, considered as an essential commodity by the Central Gov 369 ernment under the and as a commodity essential to the community by the State Government under the Defence of India Rules, that the State Government has unfettered power under Rule 114 of the Defence of India Rules, 1971 to fix the price of fertilizer and regulate its supply notwithstanding the fact that fertilizer is an essential commodity under the and that the State Government can also do under the Defence of India Rules, 1971 framed under the Defence of India Act, 1971 what the Central Government can do under the Fertilizer (Control) Order, 1957 made under the .