Supreme Court of India
Secretary, Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee, D.K. District v. Varadara Ya Shenoy and Another
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Kamataka Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Act, 1966- Whether the Secretary is competent to file a complaint on his own, without a resolution or authorisation of the marketing committee concerned-Held not competent. The appellant as the Secretary of the Agricultural Produce Market· ing Committee, filed a complaint before Judicial Magistrate against the Respondents without being authorised by Market Committee to do so and without any decision of the Market Committee to prosecute the respon dents for the alleged violation of the provisions of Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing
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