Supreme Court of India
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. & Ors. v. M/s. R.M. Service Centre & Anr.
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Marketing Discipline Guidelines, 2012 – Cl.5.1.11, 5.1.9, 8.2 and sub-cl.I of cl.2.5 – Termination of the dealership – Respondent No.1-dealer had retail dealership for sale of motor spirit (petrol), High Speed Diesel, motor oil and grease – joint inspection was conducted by the appellants and it was found that there was variation of stock of High Speed Diesel beyond permissible limit and non-availability of reference density was also observed – Samples were drawn and sent for testing – The samples failed to meet the specifications – The dealer was informed of the result – Thereafter…
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