Supreme Court of India
Jinofer Kawasji Bhujwala v. The State of Gujarat
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In view of the aforesaid discussion, I am not inclined to exercise the discretion in favour of the present applicant.
Judgment, page 7
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Bail – Company ‘ANL’ was issued a Letter of Intent for Construction and development of Vessels Traffic and Port Management System (VTPMS) in the Gulf of Khambhat, on Build Own Operate and Transfer basis – It was followed by a Concession Agreement, entered into between the Gujarat Maritime Board, ANL and the Government of Gujarat – Dispute arose regarding the Capital Cost incurred by ANL – On basis of a preliminary inspection report, the Gujarat Maritime Board claimed that ANL made an extra income of Rs.
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