Supreme Court of India
Corporation of India and Another v. M/s. V.K. Traders and Others
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Rice Mills: Ban on allocation of paddy to rice mills for custom milling – In this case, quality of rice supplied post milling by the rice mills was found to be defective – Ban imposed on these rice mills for allocating paddy for custom milling for three years for ‘Beyond Rejection Limit’ rice and for five years for ‘Beyond Prevention of Food Adulteration’ rice – Demand notice issued to them for compensating the appellant-FCI for the losses caused to it for supply of sub-standard rice – However, rice mills refused to accept liability and failed to make any payment to FCI – As a result…
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