Supreme Court of India
Ranjit Kumar Murmu v. M/s Lachmi Narayan Bhomroj & Ors.
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West Bengal Kerosene Control Order, 1968 - Paras 8 to 11 - /location of monthly quota to kerosene oil dealers - Quota allotted to appellant-dealer reduced by the Director of Consumer Goods - Order upheld by District Magistrate - Appeal· before Principal Secretary! Commissioner of Food and Supply Department which set aside the order of District Magistrate - Jurisdiction of Principal Secretary/Commissioner o to entertain the appeal - Challenged - Held: Order passed by District Magistrate, could not be termed as an order under para 8 or 9 of the Control Order and thus, no appeal was maintainable
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