Supreme Court of India
Lord Krishna Sugar Mills v. Municipal Committee, Saharanpur
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From the headnote
Saharanpur Municipality Rules for Toils, 1949, r. 8(a)-Lorries un. loading goods in railway s ation within municipal limits-Goods intended for export by rail-Applicability of rule. The appellant-mills, was situate outside the municipal limits of Sahar;npur and was expo.-ting a large quan:ity of cloth to various places in Ind.a. Its lorr.es loaded with balei fi st entered the mun.cipal limits at some place near the appellant's prem.se; and then proceeded towards the railway station where they were unloaded without any ·soiting or change of bulk. Before reaching the station the lorries had to
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