Supreme Court of India
Corporation of India and Another v. M/s. V.K. Traders and Others
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Rice Mills: Ban on allocation of paddy to rice mills for custom milling – In this case, quality of rice supplied po st milling by the rice mills was found to be defective – Ban imposed o n these rice mills for allocating paddy for custom milling for t hree years for ‘Beyond Rejection Limit’ rice and for five years fo r ‘Beyond Prevention of Food Adulteration’ rice – Demand notic e issued to them for compensating the appellant-FCI for the losses caused to it for supply of sub-standard rice – However, rice mil ls refused to accept liability and failed to make any payment to FCI – As a result
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