Supreme Court of India
Bhupendra Singh Bhatia v. State of M.P. and Ors
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Contract Act, 1872/Sale of Goods Act, 1930 : Sale/purchase of foreign liquor-Fixation and payment of price-Held: Seller and purchaser both should know sale/purchase price at the time or before the sale-Jn a sale of a commodity if seller agrees to f rxlinform the purchase price after the sale, it would be open to purchaser to reduce the price but to a negligible amount and vice-versa-State Government/Purchase Committee fixing lower rate of commodity than the rate as fixed earlier under an ad hoc purchase agreement-Payment made-Demand of differential amount from Seller-Such an action by the
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