Supreme Court of India
M/s Vijay Traders v. M/s Bajaj Auto Ltd.
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Indian Contract Act, 1872 : Ss. 182, 206---'Agent'-Defendants appointing plaintiffs as their dis tributors-Contract tenninated by defendants after giving notice-Suit by plaintiffs for damages for wrongful tennination of agency-Plaintiffs claiming relationship of agent and principal between parties-Evidence adduced estab lishing that distributor would pay p1ice of goods ordered and delivery was to be given on payment of p1ice-Risk with regard to damage during transit to c be suffered by dist1ibuto,-He/d, contract between parties was one of purchase and sale and not of agency-15 days notice
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