Supreme Court of India
M/s. Oudh Sugar Mills Ltd. v. Union of India & Anr.
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Sugar: Sugar Company – Placed in central zone of State of Uttar Pradesh for the purpose of fixation of price for the levy sugar – For two crushing years – Company filed writ petition before High Court seeking direction to be placed in the eastern zone, seeking parity with other two units which were placed in eastern zone – Single Judge dismissed the petition – Review petition against the same, was also dismissed – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: the company was placed in the central zone for the relevant years, after exhaustive study by the experts – Conclusions reached by the Central…
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