Supreme Court of India
Tata Steel Ltd. v. Union of India & Ors.
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Conclusions are as follows:- H (1) The decision rendered in SAIL is confined to its own TATA STEEL LTD. v.
Judgment, page 36
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Mineral Concession Rules, 1960: rr. 648, 64C - Coal c - Royalty- Whether royalty is payable on processed coal that is coal consumed or removed from the boundaries of the leased area in a beneficiated form or on the raw or unprocessed or Run-of-Mine (ROM) coal at the pit head- In the case of SAIL, it was held by Supreme Courton 10.8.1998 that royalty is chargeable in accordance with s. 9 of Mines and Mineral Act on the quantity of coal extracted at the pit head-After decision in SAIL, Government issued notification dated 25.9.2000 inserting rr.648 and 64C whereby ROM minerals after being
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- 2024 Mineral Area Development Authority & Anr. v. M/s Steel Authority of India & Anr. Etc.
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