Supreme Court of India
Seema Upadhyay v. Union of India Thr. the Secretary, Min. of Petroleum and Natural Gas and Ors.
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Public Distribution System – Dealership – Kerosene – Allegation in writ petition was that second respondent owned multiple dealerships for distribution of petroleum products, and they are held in the names of persons closely related to or as sociated with him – Fact finding inquiry was conducted – However the inquiry did not result in any conclusive determination on the alleg ations – Held: The issue as to whether the second respondent owned multip le dealerships or outlets for petroleum products, in v iolation of the applicable rules and regulations, has to be determined by the oil company
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