Supreme Court of India
Excise Commissioner & Ors. v. Ajith Kumar & Anr.
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Kera/a Abkari Shops (Disposal in Auction) Rules, 1974 (as amended in 2000) - r.25A - Respondent, /icencee under c the Abkari Act - Licence cancelled - Interest on defaulted amount of revenue due in terms of the Rules - 0. providing for waiver of interest upto 75% on defaulted amount of revenue due in terms of the Rules - Interpretation of - Application of r. 25A - Held: If there was default on the part of Respondent as a licencee, interest would be charged only for the period during which licence amount was not paid. .. Maxims - Lex non cogit ad impossibillia - Meaning of - "" Stated.
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