Supreme Court of India
Indian Oil Corporation Limited & Anr. v. Kerala State Road Transport Corpgration & Ors.
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Administrative Law - Policy Decision - . Withdrawal of subsidy - Govermnen( of India decided not to make the payment of subsidy to the bulk consumers of diesel - Validity of - Writ applications filed in Kera/a and other States claiming decision of the Government of India was arbitrary and that it would make difficult for the State Road Transport Corporations to render. its services to the public at large - It was also cOntended that it was obligatory on the part of the Respondents/Government of India to provide maximum concession/subsidy/benevolence in the matter of sale of diesel to the
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