Supreme Court of India
Paul Enterprises & Ors. v. Rajib Chatterjee & Co. & Ors.
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WEST BENGAL EXCISE (SELECTION OF PERSONS FOR GRANT OF LICENSE AT NEW SITES FOR RETAIL SALE OF SPIRIT AND CERTAIN OTHER INTOXICANTS OTHER THAN FOREIGN LIQUOR ON CATEGORIES OF LICENSEE AND LICENSES FOR DENATURED SPIRIT) ORDER, 2000: Clause 3, Explanation, and Clause 5(3) - Criteria for grant of licence for country spirit shops- 'Unemployed youth' - Connotation of - Held: person helping his brother in a shop of which he is not owner or a person carrying on a business which is of seasonal nature, and living on mere subsistence earning as of necessity cannot be considered to be gainfully employed
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