Supreme Court of India
Edward Keventer Pvt. Limited v. Bihar State Agricultural Marketing Board and Ors.
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Bihar Agricultural Produce Market Act, 1960-Section 2( 1 )( a)-Agri- cultural produce-Power to levy fee-If any agricultural produce not specified in the Schedule-No power with State Agricultural Marketing Board to levy c fee on such produce-Products like 'Frooti' and 'Appy', ready to serve beverages, not being specified in the Schedule-Whether covered by the term agricultural produce, as defined in section 2( 1 )(a) of the Act-Held, No. The respondents Bihar State Agricultural Marketing Board set up under the Bihar Agricultural Produce Market Act, 1960, treating 'Frooti' and 'Appy', products…
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