1. Appeal against findings rendered by a Tribunal. (Para 2 )
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1999 Supreme(SC) 1582
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
K. Venkataswami and M.B. Shah, JJ.
Collector of Central Excise, Hyderabad - Appellant
Versus
Shriram Refrigeration Industries Ltd., New Delhi - Respondent
Civil Appeals No. 1029 of 1987 with Nos. 2295-96 of 1989 and 2534 of 1992.
Decided On : 25-8-1999
Acceptance of Tribunal Findings
Headnote:
Tribunal Findings - Acceptance of Tribunal Findings - The court accepted the findings rendered by the Tribunal after an elaborate consideration of the facts presented before it
Fact of the Case:
The court heard the counsel for both parties and accepted the findings rendered by the Tribunal after considering the presented facts
Finding of the Court:
The court accepted the findings rendered by the Tribunal after an elaborate consideration of the facts presented before it, and accordingly, the appeals failed and were dismissed
Issues:
Ratio Decidendi: The court's decision was based on the acceptance of the Tribunal's findings after considering the presented facts
Final Decision: The appeals failed and were dismissed with no costs
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2. The court accepts the findings of the Tribunal based on an elaborate consideration of the facts. (Para 2 )
3. Appeals dismissed without costs. (Para 3 )
4. Will the court interfere with a Tribunal's findings based on an elaborate consideration of facts?
The court may accept and uphold the findings rendered by a Tribunal when such findings are reached after an elaborate consideration of the facts presented before it. (Para 2 )
ORDER :
We have heard the counsel for both the parties in detail.
2. We accept the findings rendered by the Tribunal after an elaborate consideration of the facts presented before it.
3. Accordingly, the appeals fail and are dismissed. No costs.
