Supreme Court of India
Gorakhnath v. State of Utiar Pradesh and Ors.
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U.P. Excise Act: Section 34- ! 16 Licence-Grant/renewal, etc.-Hear ing-Cancellation of licence without notice-Held : No Cancellation within the meaning of Section 34-Hence, No notice necessary. Prior to 1961, /16 licence stood in the name of , brother of K • the fifth respondent. In that year, the name of fifth respondent was also added. ' ' died in March, 1979. Accordingly, the licence for the excise year 1979-80 was renewed in the name of fifth respondent alone. On May 24, 1980, the licence in favour of fifth respondent was cancelled and a temporary licence was issued to one 'R'. Fifth
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