Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Ciba Geigy v. Union of India and Ors.
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Interpretation of Statutes: Monopolies and Restrictive Trade. Practices Act, 1969: Section 36A- Unfair Trade Practices-Principles-Invoking of-Held, practices, as a result of which actual loss or injury caused to the consumer by eliminating or restricting competition-These conditions must be read conjunctively for invoking the provisions of law. The question which arose in the appeal was whether under Section 36A of the Act, (as it stood then.), causation of loss or injury to the consumer of goods or service is a sine qua non for initiation of a proceeding thereunder. Allowing the appeal, the
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