Supreme Court of India
C.D. George v. Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise, Trichur
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Gold (Control) Act, 1968: Sections 27(7)(b), 55(3) and 85(l)(a) Licensed Dealer-Licensed premises consisting of four-storeyed Building-Showroom on the ground floor-Gold ornaments kept on third floor-Whether amounts to carrying on business in unlicensed premises. Practice and Procedure: Trial Court's finding-Possibility of two ....-{ views of the evidence on record-Appellate Court should nol disturb even if it were possible to reach a different conclusion. The appellant, a licensed dealer, was charged under Section 55(3) of the Gold (Control) Act, 1968 for failure to maintain the neces.sary
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