Supreme Court of India
Secretary, Department of Excise & Commercial Taxes and Ors. v. M/s Sun Bright Marketing Pvt. Ltd., Chhattisgarh and Anr.
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MP. Excise Act, 1921: Scope and nature of - Held: Is a self-contained Code. Sections 24(2) and 62(2)(g)-Licence fees-Remission/compensation Entitlement to-liquor shop was ordered to be compulsorily closed-Held: c Liquor contractor entitled to remission/compensation in payment of licence fee unless the same was expressly barred. Section 24(1)-Licence fee-Remission/compensation-Entitlement to Col/ector, having regard to sub-para 3, Ch. 13 of the Handbook for the Returning Officers issued by State Election Commission, ordered compulsory closure of liquor shops due to Municipal election-Held:
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