Supreme Court of India
Rahul Yadav &anr. v. M/s. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.and Others
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In view of the aforesaid premises, the appeal, being sans substratum, stands dismissed with the directions recorded in the preceding paragraph.
Judgment, page 20
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Public distribution system - Dealership of petrol pump c - Grant of, in favour of appellant - In terms of the advertisement for the dealership, appellant bought land and executed long-term lease with the Corporation for 30 years at a monthly rent-As per letter of intent, Corporation was to provide certain facilities and develop the outlet for operating the dealership - Subsequently, cancellation of dealership agreement in favour of appellant-Appel/ant refusing to hand over the possession - Eviction proceedings under 1971 Act by Corporation against appellant - Eviction order by Estate
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