Supreme Court of India
Hindalco Industrles Ltd. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Railways Act, 1989-Section 38(2)-Discretionary relief-Railwajl' Rate Iribunal gtanting relief from date of its order-Not from date of com- plaint-Validity of-Absence of corum in the Tribunal-Non-filling up of posts of Chairman or Member-Delay in adfudication-Whether a relevant cir cumstance for granting relief from earlier date-Anciliary relief-Discretion of Tribunal to grant. The appellant-company, manufacturl~g Aluminum metal and its semis; was consigning raw material used IJy it from one of its min~s for carriage.…
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