G.P.SINGH, M.L.MALIK
STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH – Appellant
Versus
SUNDER LAL JAISWAL – Respondent
( 1 ) THIS judgment shall also govern the disposal of First Appeals Nos. 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 all of 1972. All these appeals have been preferred by the State of madhya Pradesh and they arise out of six suits filed against the State by six excise contractors for damages for non-supply of country liquor.
( 2 ) THE plaintiffs in these suits were granted licences for the retail sale of country liquor under the supply system for shops in Balaghat District for the year 1967-68. The grant of licences was preceded by auction and the plaintiffs were the successful bidders as a result of which they received the licences. The plaintiffs were to pay the licence fee mentioned in the licences. The plaintiffs were to receive supply of liquor from the Government Warehouse on payment of price at issue rates mentioned in the licences and they were required to sell the same at the selling rates also mentioned in the licences. The case of the plaintiffs was that because of shortage of liquor in the warehouse, they could not get adequate supplies and they had to close their shops for a number of days causing loss in business. All the plaintiffs except the plaintiff in Civil Suit no. 2-B of 1
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