Supreme Court of India

Seth Banarsi Das v. The Cane Commissioner & Another

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Reported as [1963] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 760
Bench S.K. Das J.
Decided 6 December 1962

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Sugar Factories, Control of-Agreement-Whether bindiny­ Teat-Provisions of ·'· 18(2) Whether mandatory or direclory­ Rule 23, if violativt of Art. 14-Rule 23(6), if beyond rule­ making power under s. 30-Uttar Pradesh Sugar Factories Control Act, lu38 (U. P. of 1938), s.,, 18(2), 30-U. P. Sugar Factories Control Rules, 1938, r. 23. Certain disputes arose between the appellant and the Cane Marketing Society Ltd., Bijnor. The a~ellant preferred a claim to the Cane Commissioner for compensation for short supply of Sugar-cane. The Society also moved the Cane Commissioner for arbitration. The

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