expenditure is done by the Government”, “If there is a state conferred monopoly in that corporation”, “Whenever there is deep and pervasive control
temple. The Supreme Court held that the Brahmins do not have the monopoly over-performing puja in a temple. The court also added that
expenditure is done by the Government”, “If there is a state conferred monopoly in that corporation”, “Whenever there is deep and pervasive control
achieve efficiency, to prohibit
concentration of economic power and to control monopolies so
that the ownership and control of the material resources of
the community ... brought about to secure social
and economic justice. (159-F, 161-C)
Monopolies Inquiry Commission's Report, referred to.
American Jurisprudence
private bus owners
from the field and establish a complete State monopoly in
respect to the road transport business. They sought to
achieve this object ... that quite apart from the
new provision, the creation of a State monopoly in regard to
transport service, as has been done under
sold under the relevant law. The
State can, therefore, have also a monopoly in manufacturing,
possessing and distributing liquor. The other contention is
that ... incidental questions which, therefore, arise are
(i) whether a monopoly for the manufacture, trade or
business in liquor can be created in favour
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ACT:
Monopolies & Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 - S.
13(2) and 55-Scope of-Nature of order passed under ... Monopolies & Restrictive Trade Practices Commission-If
should give reasons for its order even in ex-parte orders.
Registrar of Restrictive Trade Agreements-Obligations
under
network of such enterprises; (f) dependence of consumers on the enterprise; (g) monopoly or dominant position whether acquired as a result of any statute
three years from the 2nd April, 1967. The Monopolies Inquiry Commission observed that the system of managing agencies was one of the most important causes ... Committee for the amendment of the Companies Act. 1956 and the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969, popularly known as the Sachar Committee. Some
Government agencies like DD in the present case, have a
monopoly of creating terrestrial signals and of telecasting
them or refusing to telecast them ... their" frequencies and no
right to an unconditional monopoly of a scarce
resource which the Government has denied
others the right