Supreme Court of India
Sh. Bhagwan Das Sood v. State of Himachal Pradesh and Ors.
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Himachill Pradesh Agricultural Produce Marketing Act, 1949 - Himachal Pradesh Agricultural Produce Marketing Rules-Sections 2( 1 ), 4(3) and 21/Rule 91---Retailers dealing in Scheduled Area-Whether liable to ob- tain licence-Held : Obligation not confined to wholesalers or intennediate dealers-Small retailer operating within a notified market a1ea is also under an obligation to obtain licence-Payment of single point levy-Held, does not entitle a dealer of agricultural produce to refuse to take licence under Section 4(3) of the Marketing Act-Onus on Appellant to establish that he has no…
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