Supreme Court of India
Ram Kumar v. State of Uttar Pradesh and Ors.
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Public Distribution – Fair Price shop – Cancellation of licence – Subsequent allottment during pendency of legal proceedings at the instance of the earlier allottee – Subsequent allottee, if a necessary party – Fair Price Shop licence of respondent no.9 cancelled – Appeal dismissed by Appellate Authority – In the meantime, licence to run the said fair price shop was granted in favour of appellant – Order passed by Appellate Authority challenged by respondent no.9, writ petition allowed by High Court – On appeal, held : necessary party is a person in whose absence no effective decree could be…
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