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Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete - The case In Re: Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete (No. 2) 1995 1 A.C. 456 highlights that supplying ready mixed concrete can involve legal considerations akin to those in contractual and commercial disputes. The case emphasizes that the mere act of supplying concrete does not automatically establish a consumer relationship or liability Religare Finvest Limited VS State of NCT of Delhi - Supreme Court, United Spirits Limited VS Neel Rajesh Shah Major Son Of Late Rajesh Himmatlal Shah - Karnataka.
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Legal Status and Consumer Rights - The dispute regarding whether the supply constitutes a consumer transaction was discussed, with arguments challenging the consumer status of the complainant since the agreement was solely for supply of goods. Pre-supply testing of concrete samples was a part of the case, indicating efforts to ensure quality and compliance MR. A.V.BALAN DIRECTOR OF M/S. HOTEL ROYAL vs M/S. TARMAC INDIA LTD. - Consumer State.
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Contractual and Commercial Aspects - Several cases involve contractual agreements for supply and manufacturing of ready-mixed concrete, including disputes over unpaid invoices and contractual obligations. The supply often involves large-scale projects like hotel extensions, with legal focus on breach of contract and supply terms QUICK MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS v/s S L N CONSTRUCTION - Karnataka.
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Regulatory and Industrial Classification - The activity of mixing concrete is considered a manufacturing activity, not purely commercial, affecting tariff and power supply classifications under relevant electricity acts. Concrete mixing units are eligible for concessional power rates as industrial units, reflecting regulatory recognition of the activity's industrial nature VISHWAS CONCRETE PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED VS BANGALORE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY COMPANY LTD. - Karnataka.
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Supply Chain and Infrastructure - Companies involved in manufacturing and supplying ready-mixed concrete operate through extensive networks, including factories and sales offices, and require specialized electrical and infrastructural setups for production and distribution R. S. Sodhi VS Partha Pratim Saikia - Gauhati, The General Electric Company of India (P. ), Ltd. , Mount Road, Madras VS Government of Madras represented y Additional Commercial Tax Officer (Assessment IV), Madras and Chingleput - Madras.
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Employment and Classification - The employment status of workers involved in concrete supply, such as drivers, is scrutinized legally, with courts clarifying that employment rights and liabilities do not automatically extend to the company for acts like reckless driving by employees Religare Finvest Limited VS State of NCT of Delhi - Supreme Court.
Analysis and Conclusion:
The legal landscape surrounding the supply of ready mixed concrete encompasses contractual obligations, consumer rights, manufacturing classification, and regulatory compliance. Key issues include the nature of supply agreements, quality assurance through testing, employment liabilities, and industrial classification for tariffs and licensing. Courts have consistently distinguished between supply as a commercial activity and manufacturing as an industrial process, affecting legal rights, liabilities, and regulatory treatment. The cases reflect a complex interplay of commercial law, consumer protection, and industrial regulation in the context of ready mixed concrete supply.
Search Results for "Re Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete no 2"
2023 6 Supreme 496 • India - Supreme Court
S. RAVINDRA BHAT, ARAVIND KUMAR
Sometimes, as In Re: Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete (No. 2) [1995] 1 A.C. 456 and this case, it will be appropriate.....On the other hand, the fact that a company’s employee is authorised to drive a lorry does not in itself lead to the conclusion that if he kills someone by reckless driving, the company ... 1986 (2) SCR 607 the effect of amalgamation of two companies was considered by the Supreme Court. ... No. 3173/2021] before the Delhi High Court, seeking to quash the supplementary ....
2024 0 Supreme(Kar) 329 • India - Karnataka
SURAJ GOVINDARAJ
Sometimes, as in In re Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete (No. 2) [1995] 1 A.C. 456 and this case, it will be appropriate . . .. ... The complainant in his Complaint freely used choicest expressions such as “fraud, collusion, conspiracy and cheating, etc.” but did not make any concrete allegations against the appellants suggesting commission of any offence. ... 2. ... In that background, the complainant had filed two civil suits in O.S.No.1201/2016 regarding the shares an....
2009 0 Supreme(Gau) 632 • India - Gauhati
I.A.ANSARI
Code of Criminal Procedure - Section 482 561A , 156(1) , 155(2) – Indian Penal Code , - Sections 2 , 8 , ... 11 , 193, 196 , 415 , 405 ,420 , 406/409/420/120B/34 - Income Tax Act, 1961 - Section 278B , 2(31) , 276C , 277 , 279(1) - FERA ... Sometimes, as Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete (No. 2), In re [1995] 1 AC 456 and this case (i.e., Meridian Global Funds Management Asia Ltd.)(supra), it will be appropriate. ... (supra), the law, as regards the cor....
• India - National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
Opponents undertook to supply ready-mix concrete for extension of hotel project of the complainant. ... Learned Advocate for the opponents firstly challenges the status of the complainant as a consumer since agreement was only to supply the goods namely, ready-mixed concrete and nothing beyond that. ... Complainant prior to the notice sent the sample of mixed concrete to the various laboratories as mentioned supra, and obta....
2016 0 Supreme(Kar) 568 • India - Karnataka
VINEET KOTHARI
Mixing, is a manufacturing activity and not commercial activity – Concessional rate of power supply under category HT-2 (a) of tariff ... , as applicable to industrial unit is applicable to concrete mixing unit. ... ... ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003 – Sections 62, 65 – Power Tariff – Concrete ... The petitioner, Vishwas Concrete Products Private Limited, engaged in the business of running a concrete mixing industrial unit situated at Chandapur and Yelahanka villages is having a HT power #HL_S....
2019 0 Supreme(Kar) 1663 • India - Karnataka
S.SUJATHA
mixed concrete with a countrywide network of factories and sales offices - Petitioner is having its Cement Grinding Works - It is ... Karnataka Electricity Act, 1959 - Section 3 (1) and (2) - Electricity Act, 2003 - Section 2(47) - Companies ... incorporated under Companies Act, 1956 having its registered office - Petitioner is carrying on business of manufacturing of cement and ready ... The petitioner is carrying on the business of manufacturing of cement and ready mixed#HL....
2024 Supreme(Online)(KAR) 36346 • India - High Court of Karnataka
MR JUSTICE V KAMESWAR RAO, MR JUSTICE S RACHAIAH, JJ
... Facts of the case: ... The appellant filed a summary suit for Rs.5,80,750/- against the respondent for unpaid invoices for ready ... The respondent had requested the appellant for supply of ready mix concrete and as per his request, the appellant/plaintiff supplied the ready mix concrete from time to time under various invoices ever since 2016. ... The case of the appellant through its proprietor was that he is carrying the business of selling cement, ready mix ....
1986 0 Supreme(Mad) 84 • India - Madras
T.SATHIADEV
Industrial Disputes Act, 1947—Section 2(s)—Appointment of appraisers by Bank on contract—Held, impugned appointment as part-time ... Ready Mixed Concrete (South East) Ltd. v. Minister of Pensions and National Insurance Ready Mixed Concrete (South East) Ltd. v. ... In the decisions of the Supreme Court above referred to, the tests like control, supervision, supply of tools, assigning him a place of work, payment on turn out of product, remuneration ba....
• India - Gauhati
SUMAN SHYAM
The respondent herein had entered into a contract agreement bearing No.CON/S-L/836 dated 5.10.2004 with the appellant for execution of the contractual work viz., "manufacture and supply of prestressed Monoblock Concrete Sleepers (pretensioned type) mixed gauge PSC Sleepers as per drawing No.CE/CON/K-A ... with regard to the Claim Nos.2, 3, 5, 8, 9 and 10. ... ... 2. ... Budharaj (deceased) by LRs and others reported in (2001)2 SCC 721. ... Nijhawan] ... (2) 2002 (#HL....
1967 0 Supreme(Mad) 212 • India - Madras
K.VEERASWAMI, T.RAMAPRASADA RAO
That is, a collapsible rubber hose pipe was laid and inflated before the laying of concrete and after the concrete was cured, this hose pipe was deflated and withdrawn, thereby leaving a circular duct inside the concrete in which the cables were laid. ... The Voltage of the supply used in the premises is 440Volts. Therefore special adaptation was required to regularise and maintain the supply. The transformer and switch gear both cost about Rs, 76,180-0 and were designed and fabricated in England. ... T....
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