Supreme Court of India
Chairman Cum Managing Director Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and Ors. v. Sunita Kumari & Anr.
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Public Distribution - Petroleum products - Allotment of dealership/distributorship - Cancellation of - Effect - Whether, on cancellation of allotment of a dealership or distributorship for petroleum products in favour of the first ranked or first empanelled candidate, there is automatic allotment in favour c of the second ranked or second empanelled candidate, subject to fulfillment of the conditions of allotment - Held: If the selection process is vitiated due to political considerations or patronage or other extraneous considerations, there is no automatic allotment in favour of the second
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