Supreme Court of India
Food Corpn. of India v. Narendra Kumar
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Prior to July 1, 1942, canteen facilities had been provided to the armed forces of the country by a company known as "Canteen Contractors’ Syndicate". On June 13, 1942 the defence department took over the business of the said company and it was run by the Government of India under the title and name "Canteen Stores Department". After partition of the country, the Canteen Stores Department of undivided India was wound up and its terminal profits were distributed between India and Pakistan and India’s share formed the working capital for the Canteen Stores Department (India), which was formally…
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