Supreme Court of India
Commissioner Excise and Anr. v. Manoj Ali and Anr.
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Rajasthan Excise Act, 1950-Section 34-Lecensee was granted wholesale and retail licenses for Indian Made Foreign Liquor and Beer on expiry of the period of licenses granted to an erstwhile licensee-Licensee proposed to occupy the same premises which was used by the erstwhile licensee-Revenue seized bottles of liquor from one of the rooms of the premises-Licensee, in reply to the show-cause notices issued by the Revenue, contended that the seized bottles belonged to the erstwhile licensee and that the room in the premises was not handed over to the licensee-Revenue cancelled the licences of…
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