Supreme Court of India
Apmc Yashwanthapura through its Secretary v. M/s. Selva Foods through its Managing Partner
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Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation and Development) Act, 1966: s.65 – Respondent purchased spices from outside the State of Karnataka and after importing, sold the processed goods within the market areas of the appellant-committee – Imposition of market fee on the respondent – Correctness of – Held: harmonious reading of s.65(2) of the Act, its second proviso, and explanation to the same and clause (2- )(ia), makes it clear that if any dealer imports agricultural produce from outside the State into any market area within the State of Karnataka for the purpose of processing…
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