Supreme Court of India
Mahabir Prashad Rungta v. Durga Datt.
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Contraet-Commercial transaction-Breach-Time, •if of the essence of the contraet-Aggrieved party, if can rescind the contract lnterest-Rate-Awarding of-Principfe-lndian Contract Act, z87z (IX of z87z), s. 55. The respondent had agreed to transportcoalfrom the appel lant's colliery to the railway station. The appellant had to keep the road in repair and arrange for petrol and had to make the payment for the actual coal despatched by the roth of the following month. The appellant complained that he was suffer ing loss as the respondent had slowed down the work and the respondent complained
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Where later benches applied it
- 1979 State of Rajasthan v. Raghuveer Singh & Ors.
- 1972 State of Madhya Pradesh v. M/s. Saith & Skelton (p) Ltd.
- 1961 T. V. R. Subbu Chetty's Family Charities v. M. Raghava Mudaliar and Others.
Of those, 3 mentioned
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