G.K.MITTER
NEW CHURULIA COAL CO. LTD. – Appellant
Versus
UNION OF INDIA (UOI) – Respondent
( 1 ) THIS is a suit for recovery of a sum of Rs. 35,509-12-0, alternatively for an enquiry into damages suffered by the plaintiff, for interest and costs.
( 2 ) THE plaintiff is a Company with lis registered office at No. 8, Lyons Range, Calcutta; in the year 1946 it was in need of boilers which were then very much in short supply. In order to help Colliery companies and others who were in need of boilers the Government of India started importing second hand boilers from the United Kingdom and allotting them to such persons. One such boiler being a Lancashire boiler was allotted to the plaintiff. On arrival in India and delivery to the plaintiff the boiler was found defective. Repairs were undertaken and effected to it. The plaintiff's case is that even with the repairs the boiler is not what it had contracted for. According to the plaintiff the defendant had undertaken to supply a boiler with a working pressure of 150 Ibs. per square inch but even after the repairs the boiler was found to be incapable of developing more than a pres-sure of 109 Ibs. per square inch and it was not therefore what the plaintiff had bargained for, being wholly unfit for the plaintif
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