Supreme Court of India
State of Odisha & Ors. v. M/s. Jindal Steel and Power Ltd. & Ors.
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Mining: Arrangement between respondent-company (which runs steel -production plants) and mining company – To purchase certain iron ore which was to be processed into Lump Ores and Fines at the leasehold area of the mining company by the respondent- company and later to be stored at dispatch point, pending transporation – Approval for such arrangement was granted by State, subject to payment of royalty at the highest rate – After 31.3.2014, State refused ‘transit permit’ for transporting the procured and processed Iron Ore from to despatch point to the plants of respondent-company on the…
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