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august 1996

Supreme Court of India · 1996-08-29

KRISHI UTPADAN MANDI SAMITI vs DINESH CHANDRAASHOK KUMAR/AND ANOTHER

Citation / case number
SC 1982/63863
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
KRISHI UTPADAN MANDI SAMITI
Respondent
DINESH CHANDRAASHOK KUMAR/AND ANOTHER
Author
M.M. PUNCHHI
Bench
M.M. PUNCHHI

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court held that the High Court's direction to Mandi Samitis to adjudicate on the claim of traders regarding market fees was inappropriate, as it placed the Samitis in a position to judge their own cause. The Court emphasized that while fees must relate to services rendered, a strict quid pro quo is not necessary, citing M.C.D. vs. Mohd. Yasin and others (1983) and City Corporation of Calicut vs. Thachambalath Sadalinan (1985). The Court clarified that a broad co-relationship between fees and services is sufficient, and the High Court's approach was not aligned with established legal principles regarding fees and services.

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