Supreme Court of India
S. Narayan Iyer v. Union of India & Anr.
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enforcing the revised Telephone Tarifi as per the Indian Telegraph Amendment Rules, 1966. Under the rules, the rental and call "· charges were increased by 50 per cent and Trunk call charges by about 30 to 35 per cent. The petitioner alleged that the telephone system is ' J .. ' 1-. a public utility service and not a Revenue earning establishment and the charges can be only in the nature of a fee which must be commen surate with the cost of rendering the service. The petitioner further alleged that the loss incurred by the Government in another establish- ment service is not a legitimate
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