Supreme Court of India
Ravinder Raj v. M/s. Competent Motors Co. Pvt. Ltd. & Anr.
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Sale of Goods Act, 1930- s.64- (1)(a) - Enhancement of excise duty prior to delivery of the vehicle' - Liability to pay extra price - Customer booked a car with the manufacturer - Customer was asked to complete the modalities for delivery of the car - Indication in the proforma invoice that the price prevailing at the time of billing would be applicable - Billing of the car done a year later - Meanwhile, increase in excise duty resulting in price hike - Deposit of the excess amount by customer under protest - Plea of the customer that since he was not responsible for the delay in the delivery
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