Supreme Court of India
Wave Industries Pvt. Ltd. v. State of U.P. & Ors.
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In view of the foregoing, the liability in question, not being a contingent liability, cannot be fastened on the shoulders of the appellant.
Judgment, page 11
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Liability – Slump Sale Agreement dated 17.07.2010, followed by a sale deed, was entered into between U.P State Sugar Corporation Limited-Seller (UPSSCL) and Appellant-Purchaser for UPSSCL’s loss making Amroha sugar mill – Dispute arose w.r.t outstanding liability of unpaid duty, penalty, and interest, if to be discharged by the seller or the purchaser – Subsisting dues arising out of transactions occurring on dates prior to the sale, if contingent or conditional liability or an accrued liability which may be computed or discharged at a subsequent date – Held: There is no dispute that the…
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