Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India v. V.K. Sukumaran Etc. Etc.
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Essential Commodities Act, 1955-Sections 3(1) & (2)-Kerala Ration- ing Order, 1966-Sub-clause (BA) of Clause 45-Interpfetation of-Rationed articles-Revision of prices including distribution Cost-Intimation of revised rates necessary to retail dealers-Retailers to account for differential price of the stock on hand on previous closing day. The respondent, an authorised retail dealer at Emakulam Distt. purchased from the appellant's godown rice on 10.10.1985 and 11.10.1985 at the pre-revised rates for public distribution to the cardholders. On 11.10.1985, the Civil Supplies Officials issued
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