Supreme Court of India
The Visakhapatnam Port Trust v. M/s. Ram Bahadur Thakur Pvt. Ltd.
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Major Port Tmsts Ac4 1963 : Sections 52 to 54. Scale of rates-For trans-shipment and shipping of goods-Fixing of--By Board of Tmstees-Handling charges for manganese ore at Rs. 35 per MT approved by Central Government under S. 53--Rate included trampor tation of stocked ore from the plots within the Port to ships by narrow gauge railway line at the cost of the Board-On representation by the shippers, remission of Rs. 5 per MT granted by Board-Subsequently, Board by its resolution introduced revised system under which stocked ore was to be transported to the wharf by employing shippers' own
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