Supreme Court of India

Man Roland Druckimachinen Ag v. Multicolour Offset Ltd. and Anr.

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Bench Ruma Pal and P. Venkatarama Reddi JJ.
Decided 19 April 2004

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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practice Act, 1969: Se_ction 12- -Compensation-Jurisdiction to entertain- company carried on business of manufacturing printing machines in Germany and was incorporated under German LaW:--Complainant had its registered office in India-Company agreed to sell printing machine to the complainant and shipped the same from Germany to India-Parties had agreed that the applicable law in the event of any dispute would be a particular Law- _ Complainant filed compensation application against the said company before the MRTP Commission-The Commission held that it had…

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