Supreme Court of India
Custodian of Textiles Undertaking, Bombay v. Hall & Anderson Ltd. & Ors.
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Textile Undertaking Nationalisation Act, 1995 - s.8 - Textiles Undertakings (Taking Over of Management) Act, · 1983 - Respondent-company had premises at Calcutta and textile undertaking in Bombay - Besides textile business, the company also had the business of letting out various portions of the Calcutta premises to different business organizations - Textile undertaking was taken over by the Government - Whether the Calcutta premises also could be said to be taken over by the Government - Held, No, since the Calcutta premises was by no means related to the textile business - The premises in
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